
57 episodes

Sound Advice: Get year one in business right Sage
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4.9 • 239 Ratings
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Sound Advice is your one-stop shop to make your small business financially successful – in year one and beyond. Whatever you want to know, we will tackle it with a super line-up of entrepreneurial stars. They will share not only how they did it, but how you can do it, too.
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Let's Be Honest... 'Social media is non-negotiable' (Rob Huysinga)
Sound Advice is known for truth-telling and our mini-sodes give more insight from our star entrepreneurs. The co-founder of ice cream chain Pan-N-Ice has a massive 1.3 million followers on TikTok, and tells us how he converts them to customers.
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James Mansfield: Start an online business with a single cow
The co-founder of Field & Flower gets into the meat of building a top subscription business. From selling direct-to-consumer and finding your Billy Brisket customer, to dealing with sneaky rivals, price setting and learning the art of butchery.
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Let's Be Honest... 'Investors might be sexist to you' (Zara Nanu)
Sound Advice is known for truth-telling and our mini-sodes give more insight from our star entrepreneurs. The founder of Gapsquare shares how venture capitalists assumed she was a waitress - when she was there to pitch for £1m.
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Rebecca Cole: Side hustle, sell, (sort of sleep), repeat.
Bath bombs, baking and wax melts were among some of Rebecca Cole’s first experiments before she founded a personal safety business, Fearless Keychains. Learn how this one-woman business sold 4,000 keychains and made six figures in just year one.
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Let's Be Honest... 'The eureka moment is a myth' (Arthur Kay)
Sound Advice is known for truth-telling and our mini-sodes give more insight from our star entrepreneurs. The founder of Bio-Bean and Skyroom wants to flip the emphasis on having that first idea, to how you incrementally turn that spark into reality.
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Jack Parsons: Make millions from your mistakes
Making multi-million-pound deals on a handshake, failed business ventures and not taking your own advice, Jack Parsons has embraced all of his mistakes while founding The Youth Group— a business now making £10 million.
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