The Amy Porterfield Show

Getting real about what it takes. The Amy Porterfield Show is a podcast devoted to helping online business owners grow their revenue, audience, and team in a sustainable way that doesn’t just require more time and hustle. Host Amy Porterfield, New York Times bestselling author and $130MM online business owner, shares insights from her own 16+ years in business, as well as candid conversations with leaders in the industry, captivating experts, and the unexpected entrepreneurs who’ve cracked the code on financial and lifestyle freedom, so that you can go from struggling in your business to systemizing and growing your business with stronger marketing …more revenue… better help… more ease… and greater confidence.

The Amy Porterfield Show is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 883 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Jam Gamble: How to Stop Replaying What You Said

  Aug 25, 202653 min

  Why the Voice Telling You to Play Small Belongs to Someone Else The sentence that makes you shrink in rooms you earned your way into came out of someone else's mouth first. A teacher, a parent, a boss, an ex. Jam Gamble calls those your "Kanyes," and she's spent her career getting them out of women's heads. Jam spent 15 years in special education learning to read what people communicate without words, and she now coaches founders, executives, and politicians. She'll teach you how to name the person who planted your Kanye, what to do at 2am when you're replaying a meeting that went south, how to hold your number on a sales call without talking yourself down, and how to stop leaving escape hatches in conversations you meant to end. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: You want to hit a million in revenue. I've watched a lot of women get close and stall out there, and it's rarely because they weren't working hard enough. My Live Free Training shows you whether it's your offer, your messaging, or your lead gen costing you the most right now. Save your spot. Jam Gamble on Instagram Jam Gamble's website MORE FROM ME Follow me on Instagram @amyporterfield SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW If you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your support helps us reach more entrepreneurs who need these insights. Thanks for tuning in to The Amy Porterfield Show! See you next week!

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  The Hire That Buys Back Your Time

  Aug 18, 202620 min

  The Sorting Exercise That Makes Your Next Hire Obvious I was making millions and still editing my own training videos. For years. I was fast at it and I was saving money, which is how I justified hoarding work someone else should have owned. Hiring feels impossible because your work sits in one giant pile in your head, and you can't hand off what you can't see. Today I'm giving you the sorting exercise that pulls that pile apart. Your only-I-can-do-this column comes out smaller than it feels, and who to hire gets obvious fast. I name the role that lifts the ceiling and what it costs, which is less than you think because you're already paying for most of it in pieces. Not ready for that hire? I'll give you the one hand-off to make this month. Doing it yourself buys you twenty minutes today and charges you those same twenty minutes every single week from now on. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: You're a multi-six-figure female founder with a coaching, course, or membership business, so you've already proven the model works. But your revenue stays unpredictable because your offer, your messaging, and your lead gen are each built partway, and no amount of effort makes up the difference. My Live Free Training shows you which one is costing you the most right now. Save your spot. MORE FROM ME Follow me on Instagram @amyporterfield SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW If you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your support helps us reach more entrepreneurs who need these insights. Thanks for tuning in to The Amy Porterfield Show! See you next week!

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  Ashley Brock: $380 a Month Isn't Enough for Ads

  Aug 11, 202639 min

  How Much to Spend on Ads, and Where 95% of It Should Go Every business you're watching win right now is paying to be found. 17 years in business, and I've paid for ads every single one of them. I've watched women wear "I've never paid for ads" like a badge of honor while the money sat on the table. Ashley Brock has managed over $200 million in ad spend, and she teaches founders to run their own ads in-house. In this episode, we cover how to write a specific ad when you're not a copywriter, the two places she puts AI to work, which Advantage settings you can still turn off, and the column that tells you whether the ad you're about to pause is one step from converting. Ashley won't go below $1,000 a month, and she wants it running 90 days before you judge it. $380 a month never gives the algorithm enough time or budget to learn who's buying from you. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: You're a multi-six-figure female founder with a coaching, course, or membership business, so you've already proven the model works. But your revenue stays unpredictable because your offer, your messaging, and your lead gen are each built partway, and no amount of effort makes up the difference. My Live Free Training shows you which one is costing you the most right now. Save your spot. Ashley Brock's Win With Paid Ads Challenge Ashley Brock on Instagram Claude Design The Milly Club MORE FROM ME Follow me on Instagram @amyporterfield SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW If you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your support helps us reach more entrepreneurs who need these insights. Thanks for tuning in to The Amy Porterfield Show! See you next week!

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  Start Your Black Friday Planning Now

  Aug 4, 202617 min

  How to Run a Promo With Something You've Already Built You can bring in meaningful revenue this Black Friday without building anything new. Up to 70% of Black Friday search activity happens before the day arrives, so your buyers start getting ready in October, and the lead time you give yourself now is what makes the promo easy to run later. You take one offer you've already created and sold, and you give it a reason to sell during the holidays. I walk you through choosing which one, and the two questions that decide your messaging and your pricing before you write a single email. This can close a revenue gap before December 31. Last year my team sold a planning session at $197 with a $47 add-on, and we shut it off the Wednesday before Black Friday on purpose. Both reasons are in here, along with the one decision I'd take back. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: You're a multi-six-figure female founder with a coaching, course, or membership business, so you've already proven the model works. But your revenue stays unpredictable because your offer, your messaging, and your lead gen are each built partway, and no amount of effort makes up the difference. My Live Free Training shows you which one is costing you the most right now. Save your spot. The Milly Club MORE FROM ME Follow me on Instagram @amyporterfield SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW If you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your support helps us reach more entrepreneurs who need these insights. Thanks for tuning in to The Amy Porterfield Show! See you next week!

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  Leanne Lopez Mosley: The Soft Girl Era Is Keeping Women Broke

  Jul 28, 20261 hour

  How She Built Million-Dollar Months Without Sales Calls or Live Launches The soft girl era is keeping women broke. Leanne Lopez Mosley built million-dollar months with no sales calls and no live launches, and to her, soft girl millions means you stop being the most expensive line item in your own business. If you keep attracting clients who can't afford you, it's because you're talking to them. Lead with how to make more money and you speak to every revenue level at once, including someone brand new, while your best-fit client scrolls right past because you never named her specific problem. We get into her three internal buying triggers and why she killed her free masterclasses for good. If your gut says do more this year, Leanne makes the case for going deeper on the clients already in front of you, because they're the ones who'd pay you ten times more. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Find the one thing dragging down your conversions, and the exact fix to turn this month around, in about 45 minutes. The Offer Conversion Scorecard is $27. Click here to grab it. Revenue highs are exciting. The unexplainable dips that follow? Not so much. If you're a multi-six-figure female founder running a coaching, course, or membership business, you're clearly doing something right. The catch is you can't pinpoint what, so your best months feel like luck instead of something you can repeat on purpose. My Free Live Training shows you what's behind your numbers and how to bank on them. Click here to save your spot. Leanne Lopez Mosley on Instagram Rich Queen (Leanne's website) The Soft Girl Millions ShowMORE FROM ME Follow me on Instagram @amyporterfield SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW If you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your support helps us reach more entrepreneurs who need these insights. Thanks for tuning in to The Amy Porterfield Show! See you next week!

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