Kristen Doyle, web design and business strategy
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Running a small business that actually works for you instead of taking over your life? That's the heart of this show.If you're an established business owner, coach, service provider, or digital product creator ready to get your business running smarter, you're in the right place. Each week, I share practical strategies on business systems, website strategy, simplified marketing, and the decisions that grow your business. No fluff, no hype, just the stuff that gets real results.You've got happy customers and a solid business. What you probably don't have? A website that's working as hard as you are. Or...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kristen Doyle makes websites, systems, marketing, and calmer business decisions practical through specific examples and clear next steps.
Small Business Savvy | Web Design, Systems, and Marketing turns everyday operating problems into decisions an owner can actually make. Kristen Doyle alternates between solo guidance and guest conversations, keeping the focus on websites, marketing, client systems, and the…
A wrong salon address is the kind of sales leak Kristen Doyle wants you to catch.
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Practical process changes that reduce friction for clients and make the work cleaner on the business side.
The episode keeps its focus on small business changes heading into 2026, not a sweeping reset. It tracks a practical thread: bring client collaboration in earlier, make onboarding and prep simpler, automate the routine work after contracts are signed, and ask clients to talk…
A steady reset for the urge to fix everything at once.
It centers on a familiar business trap: a sales dip triggers hurried fixes that often create more work than they solve. The advice is simple but firm.
A book can be a business move as much as a personal milestone.
Writing a book is treated here as both a personal urge and a practical business choice. The discussion stays with the stress and uncertainty first, then makes the path feel less intimidating by spelling out how publishing works and why authorship can carry real professional…
A calmer way to think about social media when posting starts to feel personal.
The discussion frames social media as a place where anxiety and resistance can stop business owners before they post. Kate Gilbert, a business coach, offers a steadier angle: not daily posting, not follower chasing, and not vanity metrics, but attention to what can actually be…
The homepage should make the value obvious fast and keep the right visitor from having to hunt.
Kristen Doyle makes a plainspoken case for homepages that earn their keep in the first few seconds. She wants clear navigation, headlines and body copy that say what problem is being solved, and social proof that feels real instead of decorative.
Kristen Doyle argues that sales often slip because customers feel friction before they buy, not just because of price or competition.
Kristen Doyle makes a steady case that lost sales often start with friction before the purchase, not only with price or competition. She moves through the kinds of sticking points that can show up in a service booking, a store visit, or an online checkout, and the…
Serious farrier craft, taught from the foot up.
Clearer marketing for wedding businesses.
Small Business Savvy host Kristen Doyle argues that homepage visitors make a three-to-five-second decision about whether to stay or leave.
Kristen Doyle’s Small Business Savvy episode 178 argues that lost sales usually result from customer friction rather than price or competition.
Kristen Doyle shares five key components of a solid client onboarding system that saves manual work and improves client experience.
This episode guides small business owners on mapping their customer experience to identify and fix gaps that cost time and erode trust.
A solo episode introducing the show's focus on practical strategies for small business owners to improve their websites, systems, and marketing.
The host announces a January break to refresh the podcast with new ideas for serving a wider mix of business owners, while reaffirming the focus on clear messaging, simple strategies, and effective websites.
Kristen Doyle pulls back the curtain on the intentional shifts she is making as she moves her business into 2026.
The Savvy Seller episode teaching entrepreneurs to replace panic-driven business decisions with CEO mindset frameworks.
Kristen Doyle, host of Savvy Seller podcast for digital product creators, shares her personal near-burnout experience and the 'minimum viable marketing' framework to prevent it.
Maybe the book idea keeps tapping you on the shoulder.
Kate Gilbert joins the show to talk through social media anxiety.
This episode introduces VIP Days as a way to complete projects quickly without back-and-forth, featuring an interview with a VIP Day mentor.
Interview with email marketing expert Liz Wilcox on writing weekly emails in 20 minutes and building trust to convert subscribers into buyers.
An interview with a speech-language pathologist turned CEO about measuring the return on investment of hiring and managing a team for small business growth.