73: The Best Marketing Strategy is the One You'll Actually Do

73: The Best Marketing Strategy is the One You'll Actually Do

In this behind-the-scenes episode, Emylee shares what's been happening in her business over the last few months—from redesigning her website and refreshing her brand presence to testing new visibility strategies and completely rebuilding Sold Out Services. She breaks down what's working, what's not (looking at you, LinkedIn), and how she's making decisions based on alignment, results, and sustainability rather than what she thinks she should be doing. Plus, she gives an inside look at the new SOS framework, why simplicity creates better results, and the lessons she's learning about authority, visibility, and staying in your own lane as your business evolves.

72: Solo Episode Takeover: Why People Love Your Emails But Don't Hire You with Jocelyn Montemarano

You're getting referrals—but are your emails actually helping you book more clients? In this solo takeover guest episode, email strategist Jocelyn Montemarano breaks down the biggest email mistakes service providers make and why most newsletters fail to convert high-ticket buyers. You'll learn the specific types of emails that build trust, overcome objections, and help potential clients see your service as a must-have—not a nice-to-have. If you want your email list to become a consistent source of clients (instead of just subscribers), this episode is for you.

71: Mini Series: The Loudest Leads Aren’t Your Best Clients

In this episode, Emylee breaks down why that feedback doesn’t automatically mean you need a cheaper or lower-ticket offer. She shares why the loudest leads are often not your best buyers, how watered-down offers dilute your authority, and what to focus on instead if you want sustainable growth. This is your reminder to stop building for unready clients and start doubling down on the people already getting incredible results from your work.

70: You Can’t Automate Your Way Into Nothing Ever Going Wrong with Rachael Mueller

In this episode, I’m joined by Rachael to talk about the difference between automation that actually supports your business… and automation that just creates more complexity. We get into productizing service delivery, building systems that free up more time for client work (not less), the trap of over-customization, AI note takers, ClickUp experiments, and why you cannot automate your way into nothing ever going wrong. Plus: boundaries, slow nomad life, and designing a business that actually supports the way you want to live.

69: Mini Series: You Don’t Need Better Testimonials You Need Better Data

In this episode, I’m breaking down why vague testimonials are not enough anymore and how tracking client outcomes changes everything about your positioning, messaging, delivery, and authority. I walk through the exact types of baseline metrics, confidence questions, and follow-up data you should be collecting inside your client experience so you can better understand the real impact of your work (and communicate it way more effectively).