Wedding Industry Insider Podcast

WII 168 – Sam Jacobson on Working From a Place of Bliss [Rebroadcast]

Sam Jacobson from Ideaction on Wedding Industry Insider Podcast

Hey Wedding Planners, are you having the wedding season you dreamed of? Or are things falling short?

Maybe you don’t have as many bookings as you want. Or, maybe you aren’t reaching your goal income. Or, you could be way busier than you envisioned, and you’re on track for a stressful summer.

It’s ok – we’ve all been there. But you don’t have to stay there. 

To help get you on track for your unique goals, we’re rebroadcasting a fan-favorite episode with Sam Jacobson. Sam’s a business expert and founder of Ideaction Consulting, which offers marketing tools, web design & copywriting, and business coaching for entrepreneurs. 

During this fantastic episode, Sam’s helping us identify the source of business problems AND giving us specific steps you can take toward fixing them. One of the first steps? Identifying your unique and totally up-to-date goals.

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Wedding Industry Insider Podcast

WII 133 – Setting (& Changing!) Goals With Sam Jacobson

The direction of your business has likely changed over the years, but have you changed your goals? 

Many wedding planners are still strategizing based on goals they made years ago. Or, based on other people’s goals. 

It’s the New Year, and even if you’re not one to make resolutions, it’s the perfect time to evaluate your goals as a wedding entrepreneur. 

This week on Wedding Industry Insider podcast, sales and business expert Sam Jacobson shares great ideas to ensure your strategy and sales flow align with a completely up-to-date, true-to-you set of goals. 

Sam is the founder and co-owner of Ideaction Consulting, a firm offering business coaching, sales, marketing tools, and website copywriting for wedding pros who want to book high-quality (and high-paying) clients. 

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