Strategy Hour | Online Marketing for Business Growth

Abigail Pumphrey welcomes a guest into a conversation about business growth, with cash flow at the center.

Abigail Pumphrey says she is writing a book and treats the episode as accountability for getting it “to go to print.” She explains why she turned down a sponsored-book path, then weighs self-publishing, hybrid publishing, and traditional publishing after conversations with Liz Bohannon, Pat Flynn, and Jeff Goines.

The business will effectively be closed.

Abigail Pumphrey starts with the basic promise of email.

Abigail Pumphrey opens with a hard line about fragile businesses and keeps circling back to it.

Abigail Pumphrey says she added 4,587 new email subscribers from January 1 to April 17, 2024, and frames the episode around how that growth happened.

Strategy Hour interview with Liam Darmody on personal branding and LinkedIn strategy.

Abigail Pumphrey says Strategy Hour can help listeners get their first or next 1,000 subscribers without waiting for referrals or viral posts.

Abigail Pumphrey frames Strategy Hour around a four-season business model: planting, growing, harvesting, and rest.

Abigail Pumphrey opens by reassuring listeners that business rarely gives clean right answers.

Jo Espejo introduces Abigail Pumphrey of Boss Project with a focus on building a brand around bandwidth, shifting out of hustle mode, and using sustainability as a success metric.

Sam Dunning, founder of Breaking B2B and host of the Breaking B2B podcast, argues on Strategy Hour that traditional SEO is shifting toward buyer-intent search, AI Overviews, and LLM visibility.

Host Abagail Pumphrey explores cortisol addiction, explaining how stress hormones create a reward cycle in our productivity-obsessed culture.

Abigail Pumphrey live coaches LaToya Chanel-McCreary, CEO and principal event strategist of LaChanel & Co., as she shifts from corporate event management into “brand experience” services for entrepreneurs and small businesses.

Abigail Pumphrey of Strategy Hour talks with Ryann Gillen, who spent 15 years in corporate before starting entrepreneurship in 2018 and making her first business dollar in 2019.

Abigail Pumphrey uses Maya Angelou's line, “You can't really know where you're going until you know where you've been,” to frame a talk about turning past experience into direction.

Abigail Pumphrey says her first digital product made $8,033 in month one, later passed a quarter of a million dollars at $29, and brought in more than 10,500 paid leads.

Abigail Pumphrey argues that starting a business without followers is less about building an audience first and more about using the people and platforms you already have.

Sabrina Schaefer says her “Fear Forward” keynote is built on the idea that fear can be used as fuel instead of a roadblock, and she walks through the neuroscience behind that claim with Abigail Pumphrey on Strategy Hour | Online Marketing for Business Growth.

Abigail Pumphrey says she is launching 100-Day Visibility School, a 100-day social media series built to grow her email list by 10,000 subscribers.

Abigail Pumphrey uses this Strategy Hour episode to walk through the process of writing a nonfiction book proposal, including why traditional publishing buys a proposal before the full manuscript.

Sometimes achievement means knowing when to step away with grace.

Host Abigail Pumphrey announces she's taking a break after 1000 episodes of the Strategy Hour podcast, reflecting on how the show evolved from business strategy to personal storytelling about infertility, loss, and joy.

Abigail Pumphrey uses Strategy Hour to argue that “small equals intentional,” not insignificant, after describing how a larger team, higher overhead, and months without paying herself made scale feel worse, not better.

She was truly living, and that's such a beautiful thing

Abigail Pumphrey says her 100-day LinkedIn experiment is 28 working days in and has produced 16.8% follower growth, 2,349 followers, 54 posts, and 21,056 impressions.