
Growing a solo service business is tough. It's even harder when you're bombarded with BS advice that steers you away from your values and why you started your business in the first place. This is the podcast for solo creatives and consultants who want to remain as a team of one and have zero interest in the hustle and grind of typical business teachings. Most podcasts for solopreneurs and freelanc... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 496 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MarketingBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

We're taking a short summer break from Staying Solo, but don't worry—we'll be back on July 6th with a brand-new season. In the meantime, if you want a sneak peek at what we're covering, join the waitlist for The Squad. You'll get access to The Easy Y... more
The online business industry completely broke people's brains around paying for support.
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In this final episode of the Over It series, we're talking about how to stop living in that stuck-in-between place — and start feeling genuinely into... more
At a certain point, the question isn't whether your business works, but whether the way you're running it is destroying your quality of life.
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I cannot imagine recording a podcast that is written with/by AI
Trust dismantled in one episode and I would’ve been better off prompting a bot and speed reading it myself …. Considering this podcast talks about no BS… I’m gobsmacked at the incongruence and dishonesty
I listen to a lot of marketing podcasts and this one is by far the most relevant for solo creative and service based folks that I’ve heard.
I discovered this podcast by way of another podcast that Maggie hosts, Duped (which is also an amazing listen). As a service based agency owner, I can tell you: Maggie is the real deal. She has her finger on the pulse of all the fear-based decisions that business owners make, and uses data and well earned experience to talk you out of reaching for that shiny object, while giving valuable and actionable strategies on foundational business principles. I only wish I had discovered her a year ago; I... more
The episode with Julee Yokoyama about planning for the unexpected was a real eye-opener. It's topics like these that make "The BS-Free Service Business Show" a must-listen for every service business owner. The practical advice and candid discussions consistently offer clarity and actionable steps. This show never disappoints and continues to be a staple in my podcast rotation. Kudos to the team!
Maggie shares extremely insightful advice for business owners and breaks things down in a fun and digestible way! Definitely a great podcast for anyone looking to improve their business.
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This show targets solo service professionals who want practical, no-fluff guidance for building and growing a one-person business. Episodes consistently challenge conventional growth dogma, emphasizing sustainable pricing, clear offers, and boundaries that protect personal life. Listeners can expect actionable frameworks around pricing, offers, and client conversations, with a strong focus on staying small but profitable, avoiding hustle culture, and designing a business around life and values rather than chasing the next big pivot. A standout element is the host's willingness to share real-world tradeoffs and to promote structured programs that help listeners reset, reframe, and relaunch with intentional capacity and lifestyle consideratio... more
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3. The Amy Porterfield Show
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