Emma Churchman is a business mentor to conscious entrepreneurs. She focuses on alignment, mindset, and embodiment and helps entrepreneurs scale beyond 6 figures. “I love to help women scale beyond 6 figures in business because I believe that we can have a much bigger impact in the world if we are generating more revenue in … Read More
One of the biggest stoppers of success is when women put themselves last while they try to move their business forward. Wild Web Women – remember this: IT’S YOUR BUSINESS – YOU SET THE RULES! Yes, you want your business to be as successful as possible, but it cannot come at the expense of your … Read More
It’s easy to think that you’re working well with your team and clients on web and social media marketing related manners if you’re consistently emailing and checking in with everyone, but sometimes you might not realize that your emails or phone calls aren’t providing enough information (or worse, sometimes too much information!). Without clear creative … Read More
Jody Stephenson is the founder of The Sitter Tree, a local Atlanta babysitting community. The Sitter Tree makes finding reliable, quality babysitters easy. Their coordinators fill 99.9% of all sitter requests, even last-minute requests. As a member of The Sitter Tree, moms can sit back and let the coordinators do the work. Local coordinators recruit, … Read More
Behind every successful woman is a tribe of other successful women who have her back. -Anonymous We’ve always heard that a little competition never hurt anyone, but competition becomes unhealthy and dangerous when it’s at the expense of other businesses and people. Competition can be healthy and beneficial when both sides learn from the successes … Read More
Meet Wild Web Woman Michaela Latavanh! Michaela is the founder of Beachside Studio, a web design and digital strategy boutique that creates client-attracting websites for women business owners with big visions. Meet Michaela! What inspired you to launch your business? I moved to Brazil for love. When I arrived I couldn’t speak Portuguese well enough … Read More
