Ever feel like finding the perfect niche is like walking a tightrope? One wrong step, and you're either too broad and get lost in the crowd, or too narrow and miss out on opportunities.In our latest episode, we unravel this tricky dilemma. Whether you're worried about losing clients by niching down or spreading yourself too thin, we've devoted an entire episode to helping you find that perfect sweet spot!🎧 Listen Now to learn: How to avoid being too broad or too niche. Real strategies to keep your services appealing and effective. The secret sauce to being known for what you do best without pigeonholing yourself. Don’t miss this episode if you want to become sought-after while still offering enough to attract and retain clients.In this episode you’ll discover: When you should niche down Why outcomes are more important than services Avoiding common mistakes when niching down Pitching your services effectively Using the agency model vs. the collective model Why services shouldn't be the focus Helping clients achieve their vision For full show notes, visit https://6figurecreative.com/314

Discover how a solo freelancer earns over $1 million annually by seeking inspiration outside his industry. Learn about creating income stability, dealing with setbacks, and implementing monthly rates for freelance work. Explore marketing strategies, subscription models, and the Blue Ocean Strategy in the creative world.

Ever felt trapped in the feast-or-famine cycle as a freelancer? I've been there, and it's brutal. But what if I told you there's a way out?I just got back from Alex Hormozi’s amazing workshop in Vegas. Spending two days at Acquisition.com HQ with Alex, Leila, and their leadership team was nothing short of eye-opening.Surrounded by business owners of all types, from an 18-year-old with a $250K landscaping business to people bringing in $10M+, I soaked in anything and everything that's working in business today.My big takeaway?Hormozi and his team harped on one core principle – finding and fixing the root cause of business bottlenecks.And for 95% of freelancers, this boils down to one thing... lead generation.In our latest podcast episode, I break down Hormozi's method that helped scale businesses to millions.Don't let the feast-or-famine cycle continue for the rest of your life. Learn how to generate a steady stream of leads so you get to take control of your income.In this episode you’ll discover: What I learned from the Hormozi's retreat Why it's important to find and eliminate bottlenecks in your business The things holding your business back Using paid ads for your business Testing ads the way the Hormozi's do Why this is all worth the effort For full show notes, visit https://6figurecreative.com/312

Learn the 4 crucial ways to increase your value in business, from focusing on end goals to the importance of social proof and client referrals. Discover why experts win jobs, how time delay affects pricing, and why adding friction loses clients. Dive into the value equation, building trust with clients, and streamlining processes for a successful creative career.

Learn how to manage budget fluctuations as a freelancer with dynamic budgeting. Get tips on creating a realistic budget, tracking expenses efficiently, and building an emergency fund. Say goodbye to financial roller coasters and hello to sustainable freelancing.

Tough love for freelancers in survival mode. Emotions vs business decisions, 12 crucial roles, and responsibilities for success. Transform struggles into triumphs. Say no to feast-or-famine cycles. Treat business growth like physical fitness. Personalized coaching for accountability.

For two grueling years in my early 20s, I poured my heart into a day job at Gamestop, never missing a day and always showing up on time.Despite the love from regulars and kudos from my boss, my financial reward after all that hustle? A laughable jump from $5.15/hr to $5.50/hr. That's right, a whole $0.35/hr raise after two years.Sound painfully familiar? Unfortunately, many of us have been undervalued at some point, struggling to secure that well-deserved raise.But here's the flip side... when you're self-employed, you call the shots on your "salary".No more waiting years for a significant raise - freelancers can see substantial income increases in a matter of weeks or months if you play your cards right.Ready to find out how? Check out this week's episode of the 6 Figure Creative Podcast for a super-tactical and engaging session where we explore four actionable steps to give yourself a raise this year. In this episode you’ll discover: How to "get a raise" as a freelancer The limits on our businesses as freelancers Overcoming the constraints on your business Keeping your clients happy - and tracking repeat clients Eliminating a constraint to give yourself a pay bump Why whales are a risk to your business Improving your skills, beliefs, and character traits Finding the answers to your roadblocks For full show notes, visit https://6figurecreative.com/308

Freelancers explore the benefits and challenges of shifting to subscription pricing models. Strategies include value-based pricing, monthly options, bundling services, onboarding fees, and contract incentives. Tips on managing client workload, increasing prices over time, and retaining profitable clients for sustainable growth.

Learn how freelancers can transition to recurring subscriptions for stable income. Explore success stories in photography, music, and design. Shift focus from one-off projects to ongoing relationships for financial stability. Discover the benefits of high-quality brand videos in legal services. Dive into the transformative journey of a boxer turned yogi and the power of offering recurring services.

Navigating life as a creative freelancer is all about balancing what you love doing with what pays the bills.It's often framed as "selling your soul", but really, it's about making tough choices: do you follow your passion or chase the cash?For creatives, this dilemma is pretty intense. You've got the classic 'starving artist' on one side. They're rich in satisfaction but often struggle financially.Then there's the other side - the freelancers who focus mainly on what brings in money. Sure, they might be doing better financially, but at what cost?This week's episode explores each side in a search for finding a healthy balance between money and passion or the seasons of life that may be the right time to focus on money instead of passion.Whether you're the classic "starving artist" or the money-focused freelancer, this episode is worth a listen.In this episode you’ll discover: Hobbies vs businesses Are you motivated by passion or profit? The importance of focusing on what your clients want Giving yourself more free time by being profit-driven Reducing your stress by becoming a profit-driven creative Why passion-driven creatives need to change For full show notes, visit https://6figurecreative.com/305