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In this guest episode, I am joined by launch strategist Kelsey McCormick, founder of Coming Up Roses, to unpack what sustainable selling actually looks like for creative business owners.

If you feel like you’re redesigning your course or service launch from scratch every time, if you open cart and hope for the best, and if you’re chasing new followers instead of nurturing the ones you already have… this conversation is your reset.

Together, we explore repeatable sales systems, campaign thinking, trust-building before a launch, and why you don’t need a massive audience to sell out your offers.

Let’s break down the 3 levels of personalisation every online business owner should understand, especially if you want more repeat buyers, more engagement, and less churn.

If personalisation in your business currently looks like “Hey {first_name}”… this episode will lovingly show you what’s possible and open your eyes to a new way of thinking.

It’s episode 50! And as What Would They Do? is coming up to its one-year anniversary, I’m taking a closer look at the biggest themes that have emerged from 50 episodes of listener questions, expert interviews, and strategic CX deep-dives.

In this quick episode, I pull back the curtain on one simple, scroll-stopping sales page strategy that turned heads during the founding member launch of Retention Lab. You’ll hear how I brought the abstract concept of retention to life with a powerful interactive tool that got 83% of page visitors to pause and engage, being sold by their own metrics.

Whether you’re just starting out or scaling up, this episode will inspire you to rethink your capacity, tighten your processes, and still make your clients feel like VIPs.

Tune in to hear how I’m reshaping my offers and showing up differently this year, from evolving my 1:1 services to infusing more connection into my signature membership, Retention Lab. Whether you’re feeling the pull towards more meaningful conversations or are just tired of figuring things out alone, this episode will meet you where you’re at.

Whether you’re a service provider, a membership founder, or a course creator, this episode will show you how to stand out in a sea of digital noise by doubling down on what makes you (and your customers) human.

In this insightful episode, I’m joined by Ash McDonald, a therapist-turned-business strategist who specializes in cultivating psychologically safe and meaningful group environments.

If you’re struggling with low engagement, superficial interactions, or burnout from managing group spaces, this episode provides actionable insights to transform your client communities.

In today’s episode, I’m exploring what it really takes to create a customer-first business (even if you’re a solo operator without a huge team, elaborate marketing budgets, or an expensive tech stack.

I break down what a customer-first mindset actually means, why it’s about consistent, small shifts rather than big, overwhelming overhauls, and how you can start making simple changes today to create remarkable experiences for your audience and customers.

If you’ve ever wondered how to surprise and delight your customers without expensive tools or complicated tech, this one’s for you. We dive into creative, simple, and human-centred strategies that make your audience feel seen, valued, and excited to keep engaging with your business.

I’ll share my favourite out-of-the-box customer experience ideas, why small, intentional touches matter, and how you can start cultivating loyalty without leaning on big budgets or heavy automation.