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Hey Julie by Moss Bags is a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to build a small business that lasts.Hosted by Julie, founder of Moss Bags since 2013, this podcast blends honest storytelling, practical systems, and sustainable growth strategies for makers, handmade…
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What’s Working in My Handmade Business Right Now: My Q4 PR + Gift Guide Strategy (opens the original)
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Q4 is almost here, and this year I’m approaching holiday marketing for Moss Bags a little differently. Instead of constantly creating new products, posting more, or immediately reaching for another sale, I’m narrowing in on the products I already know people love - and working on getting those best sellers in front of more people. In this episode of Hey Julie Simon, I’m sharing what’s actually working inside my handmade business right now: pitching Moss Bags for holiday gift guides, learning to
Sarah Dylan Jensen: Farmers Market Tips for Small Businesses (opens the original)
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What really makes a small business stand out at a farmers market? In this episode, I’m chatting with Sarah Dylan Jensen , Executive Director of the Snohomish Farmers Market and host of The Market Maven podcast, about the behind-the-scenes work of building a thriving market, supporting small businesses, and creating real community. We talk about: how Sarah found her way into farmers markets and grew into her role what successful vendors do differently common mistakes newer vendors make why showin
Creativity, Connection & the Creative Revolution Tour with Flora Bowley (opens the original)
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What if creativity didn’t have to feel productive, polished, or perfect - but instead felt like a way back to yourself? In this episode, I’m joined by artist, author, and creative guide Flora Bowley to talk about the heart behind her upcoming Creative Revolution Tour - a 7,500-mile journey with seven stops across the country, including six one-day immersive workshops and a five-day retreat at the Omega Institute in New York. The tour is designed to bring people together in person to create, move
How to Trust Your Intuition and Build a Business with Intention with Larissa Stewart of Clover Skin Studio (opens the original)
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In this episode, I’m chatting with Larissa Stewart, esthetician and founder of Clover Skin Studio in Fairhaven. Larissa has been an esthetician since 2011, and her work is rooted in holistic skincare, intuition, and meeting people exactly where they are. We talk about the early days of Clover Skin Studio, the pivots that brought her back to skincare, how motherhood shaped the way she works, and the new Fairhaven location she recently opened - with skincare services upstairs and a curated boutiqu
Tori King of Tori Tornado: Building a Bold, Sweary Handmade Brand (opens the original)
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What does it look like to build a creative business that is colorful, handmade, empowering, and completely true to who you are? In this episode, I’m joined by Tori King, the artist, maker, and owner behind Tori Tornado - a bold paper goods and gift brand based in Skagit Valley that inspires what Tori calls “badassery.” Her work is bright, funny, honest, and often a little sweary, but behind every card, calendar, magnet, and gift is a deeper message about self-worth, humor, and living life on you
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