
How to be a Savvy Creative is a podcast for anyone who is living and breathing a creative pursuit but perhaps lacks a little of the business know how that is essential for building a sustainable career.
Nell Nakkan, failed actress turned entrepreneur interviews experts in different fields to uncover if there is anything to be borrowed and applied to the life of a freelancer.
This season offers t... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessEducationHow To | |||

For our season one finale we have done a mash up of all our experts’ opinions about the tool on everyone’s lips this year - A.I.
It’s not all doom and gloom - everyone has their own take on it. But like it or not, it’s here and when used effectivel... more
For our final interview for Season one, we talk with marketing guru Alison Dean about marketing foundations for any creative, freelancer and small business owner.
Alison explains marketing so simply and has practical advice to get started, taking w... more
Applying for grants and funding can be intimidating, but in this episode Olivia Everitt pulls back the curtain on how to put your best foot forward when preparing your application.
And she is very equipped to have this conversation. She has been a ... more
This episode is about changing lanes or pivoting from one career to another and I’m joined by the incredible Anna Mackenzie - Portfolio Career Mentor and Writer of the popular newsletter Anna Mack’s Stack.
Often a creative’s bank account is suppleme... more
In this episode I chat with Natalie Lynch, Digital Producer and Founder of Cinch Media.
It’s so important to understand your target market and we look at both understanding and crafting strategy to reach both your product/film’s target audience and... more
A powerful thing you can do for yourself to increase opportunities coming your way is to actively build your personal brand online.
In this episode I chat with marketing genius and founder Carmel Zein who is an expert in this arena.
We talk about... more
In this episode I chat with Pascale Helyar-Moray OAM, Director, Founder and Advisor about a topic that she and I are both incredibly passionate about… money.
This can be a sensitive subject for some creatives, however my goal with this podcast and T... more
In this episode with Dr David Sharpe of Sharpe advisory I wanted to see if we could draw up a business plan for your creative career the same way you would when starting a business. What would that look like? How can we best strategise and mitigate r... more
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This show targets creatives who want to turn talent into a sustainable business, with practical guidance on personal branding, online presence, marketing, and finances. Across episodes, listeners hear from marketing professionals, creative entrepreneurs, and industry experts who share actionable frameworks, real-world pivots, and low-cost tactics that freelancers and small teams can implement. Noteworthy elements include a focus on portfolio careers, audience-building strategies, and cash-flow basics tailored for creatives, plus guests who blend practical business know-how with creative practice. The format tends to be hands-on and outcomes-oriented, making it useful for listeners seeking concrete steps to grow their creative work into a vi... more
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Recent guests on How to be a Savvy Creative include:
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2. Anna Mackenzie
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