The Conversation Club

If you’re tired of business advice that tells you to do more, be everywhere, and work all the time.....honestly? Same. Hey there, I’m Kieryn Wang. I’m an email marketer, I run The Conversion Club - a monthly email marketing membership, and I live in Portugal where I work less than you’d think and still make good money. This is The Conversation Club. I talk about email marketing, what actually converts, and how to grow a business without burning yourself out. But also the bigger stuff like building community, moving across the world, designing your life, and doing business in a way that actually feels good. I don’t believe business and life are separate. Your business should support how you want to live. And your life can support your business growth. If you want to make money and live a life you actually enjoy… you’re in the right place. Connect with me on Instagram:

The Conversation Club is a business podcast hosted by Kieryn Wang, with 22 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Kieryn Wang hosts The Conversation Club, a business show with 22 episodes published.

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  22. People I Admire Doing Community Work

  Sep 30, 202649 min

  You don't need to save the world. You just need to stop pretending that liking an Instagram post counts as community work. We're getting into what it actually means to show up for your community. Beyond posting, reposting, and telling everyone you're "doing the work" behind the scenes. Because mutual aid isn't charity, fostering community isn't a one-person job, and you don't have to be everywhere doing everything to make an impact. Plus, I'm sharing some of the people I admire who are already doing this work in tangible ways and giving you plenty of ideas for how you can participate in mutual aid without digging into your monthly budget. I yap about: How "I'm doing the work privately" can sometimes be code for "I'm doing absolutely fucking nothing" Why you don't need to be loud, public, or the face of something to make a real impact The difference between mutual aid and charity and why that distinction actually matters Some of the many roles that keep a community moving, and which one might be your jam Why your specific skills are probably more useful than you realize The people (read: women) I can't stop talking about because they are actually walking the walk How creators can turn their platforms into something that creates tangible change Why you should stop reinventing the wheel and start tapping into communities already doing the work Ways to practice mutual aid that don't involve opening your wallet How to make calling your representatives way less intimidating Why consistency beats the occasional burst of "OMG I NEED TO DO SOMETHING" Your 1%, 20%, and 50% better challenges for actually getting off your ass and taking action People and organizations mentioned: Five Calls: https://5calls.org/ Amanda Holden @dumpster.doggy: https://www.instagram.com/dumpster.doggy/ Hester Jean Lee: https://www.instagram.com/hesterjeanlee/ Kahlua Jade: https://kahluajade.com/ + https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbJpnHoplN3/ Blue Dragon Children's Foundation: https://www.bluedragon.org/ Estrella Q @joywithestrella: https://www.instagram.com/joywithestrella/ Sadie's town council speech about AI data centers: https://www.teenvogue.com/story/a-data-center-threatened-a-17-year-olds-hometown-so-she-turned-to-tiktok Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsallmost/ Visit my website: https://www.itsallmost.com Join The Conversion Club: https://itsallmost.com/the-conversion-club

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  21. The 4 Email Marketing Dating Styles | How To Build Better Customer Relationships

  Sep 23, 202643 min

  If you're not treating your email list right, then it's basically your situationship. And if you're not careful, you're either ghosting it, clinging to it, too shy to talk to it, or convinced it's not good enough for you yet. The good news is you're not alone. And you have all the tools you need to ditch the situationship and get in a real solid friends to lovers arc asap. Are you ready for a securely attached relationship with your customers? In today's episode, I'm introducing my brand new Email Marketing Dating Styles Quiz. A fun (and scarily accurate) way to figure out what kind of email marketer you are and, more importantly, what you actually need to do next to connect with your customers. You can take the quiz here: itsallmost.com/quiz Whether you've abandoned your list for three years, you're sending emails constantly without seeing conversions, you have no idea what to say, or you're waiting for more people to join your list before you start… you are not the only one dealing with these email marketing challenges. Trust me, there is a way forward. In this episode you'll learn that email marketing isn't really about selling at all, how your emails help you build relationships with your customers, and why "ready" isn't a feeling. It's a choice. I yap about: The four email marketing dating styles and which one you might be Why ghosting your email list doesn't mean you can't rebuild the relationship What to do if you're sending constantly but your customers aren't engaging Why customer listening and two way communication are essential for better email marketing How to start sending emails when you have no idea what to say Why you absolutely do NOT need a huge email list to get started The difference between having a small, engaged list and a huge, unengaged one How automations can help you nurture customers without constantly being glued to your laptop Why email marketing is about relationship building, not just selling How to use customer behavior, feedback, and analytics to create better content Why waiting for the "perfect time" to start is keeping you stuck The 1%, 20%, and 50% better email marketing challenges for the week Timestamps for each type: 12:21 The Ghoster 19:11 The Clinger 25:00 The Shy One 30:29 The Insecure One Resources mentioned: Cubicle to CEO episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cubicle-to-ceo/id1470966370?i=1000768355672 Take the Quiz: itsallmost.com/quiz Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsallmost/ Visit my website: https://www.itsallmost.com Join The Conversion Club: https://itsallmost.com/the-conversion-club

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  20. How To Know When It’s Time To End A Friendship

  Sep 16, 202641 min

  Friendships can be complicated as fuck. So let's talk about what it actually means to be a good friend and when it's time to walk away. In today's episode, I'm getting really honest about my friendship journey, from feeling like I was always on the outskirts of friend groups growing up to navigating betrayals, friendship breakups, moving across the world, and trying to build a new community in Lisbon. Because friendships are societally treated differently than romantic relationships, I've realized there are a lot of things I need to unlearn about how I communicate, handle conflict, and decide who gets to stay in my life. Plus, why I've had to learn that not every friend needs to serve the same role in my life and why sometimes the healthiest thing you can do is walk away. I yap about: Why I've always felt like I was on the outskirts of friend groups The friendship betrayals and breakups that have shaped how I show up today Why we treat romantic relationships differently than friendships when it comes to conflict The biggest friendship lesson I've learned from moving across the world The 10 things to look at when evaluating the health of a friendship How to know when a friendship is worth working through and when it's time to walk away Why your friends don't all need to serve the same purpose in your life The role of friendship coaching in helping me uncover old wounds and patterns Learning your friends' love languages and communicating your own My 1%, 20%, and 50% better friendship challenges for the week Resources mentioned: She's So Lucky episode with Dr. Marisa Franco https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/intimacy-in-friendships-having-healthier-friendships/id1438982040?i=1000599515803 Zahra Masaoka of Harume Coaching (my friendship coach!) https://www.harumecoaching.com/ Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsallmost/ Visit my website: https://www.itsallmost.com Join The Conversion Club: https://itsallmost.com/the-conversion-club

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  19. Stop Treating Your Customers Like Transactions.

  Sep 9, 202637 min

  Your customers are not vending machines, so stop treating them like they are. In today's episode, I'm getting into why building a real community around your business can be the difference between customers who buy from you once...and customers who become your biggest damn cheerleaders. Because marketing isn't just about shouting your message out to the internet and hoping someone pulls out their credit card. It's about actually talking to people. Listening to what they say. Paying attention to what they do. And then...here's the wild part, actually giving a shit enough to DO something with it. I yap about: The customer experience shift that can turn a pissed-off customer into a customer for life Why asking your audience what they want is only half the job The surprisingly simple way to figure out what your customers actually care about (without constantly asking them) Why your community shouldn't just revolve around YOU The difference between building a community online vs. creating an experience people can actually feel What makes certain customers become brand champions who can't stop talking about you Why going a little above and beyond can create way more loyalty than another discount ever will My new 1%, 20%, and 50% better approach + the tiny step you can take this week to start building stronger customer relationships Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsallmost/ Visit my website: https://www.itsallmost.com Join The Conversion Club: https://itsallmost.com/the-conversion-club

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  17. That Time I Got Hit By A Semi-Truck

  Aug 26, 202646 min

  Life has been life-ing, so let's talk about how to not completely lose your shit when that happens. In today's episode, I'm sharing some of the biggest mindset lessons I've learned from getting hit by a semi-truck, losing a major client, cancelling a trip, having my apartment broken into, and even having my laptop completely crash. Because when life throws shit your way, the goal isn't to never feel frustrated, scared, or overwhelmed. It's learning how to feel it, move through it, and choose how long you let it stay with you. I also share the mindset toolkit I've built over the years, from meditation and EFT tapping to gratitude, intuition, reframing, and learning to regulate through your body. Plus, why your community might be one of the most important tools you have when life inevitably gets messy. I yap about: The mindset shift that helped me stop letting little things ruin my entire day What getting hit by a semi-truck taught me about gratitude, perspective, and trusting the bigger picture How to build your own “mindset toolkit” for when life throws you curveballs Meditation, EFT tapping, breathwork, movement, and other ways to regulate your nervous system How to recognize where emotions show up in your body Why your intuition knows more than your conscious brain The importance of building a community you can actually rely on The “bank of trust” and why reciprocity matters in friendships How to stop letting other people's fear and scarcity become your own How I've learned to reframe everyday inconveniences instead of letting them derail me Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsallmost/ Visit my website: https://www.itsallmost.com Join The Conversion Club: https://itsallmost.com/the-conversion-club

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