How can you transform your veterinary practice into a more efficient, client-friendly environment? Today, we explore practical ways to refresh operations, improve client communication, and enhance team efficiency.As veterinary professionals, it’s easy for a practice to fall into routines that may not serve clients or staff as well as they could. From building effective first impressions and embracing new tech tools to empowering your support staff, Drs. Siegel and Terrell dive into strategies for elevating your practice’s approach. Discover how small, thoughtful changes can have a lasting impact on your clinic’s client experience and operational success.Key Discussion Points:The power of professional first impressions in veterinary practicesTips for balancing personal style with a professional image in client interactionsStrategies to improve client communication and engagement through digital toolsExploring the benefits of technology, including two-way texting, AI scribes, and online schedulingPractical advice for freeing up your team’s time for essential care tasksUtilizing client education resources to support effective consultations and diagnosis discussions

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Today I have the honor of being joined by my sweet friend, Jenny Roth, to talk about having permission to build a life and business that you love. Back in October, there was a day where I reached out to several people to get myself the help I needed; both personally and professionally. One of those people was Jenny. Jenny is a copywriter and she and I have been working together ever since. She has blessed my life and I know she’ll bless yours too. Jenny Roth is a conversion copywriter for business owners and personal brands. She specializes in joyful, strategic copy that generates leads and welcomes your clients with open arms. Her mission is uncovering words that will resonate most with your clients, so you can have higher converting, fun-to-read copy, without spending hours upon hours at your keyboard to make it happen. Jenny started her copywriting business back in 2014, working very part-time when her three daughters were small, to going full-time now that her kids are all in school. When she isn't writing, you can find her hanging out with her husband and three daughters in beautiful, windy South Dakota where they love to camp, swim in the Missouri river, raise chickens, and ride bikes. In this episode, we cover:  What a copywriter is and what they do Evolving and changing along with your business  Tips on how to improve your own copywriting A helpful and encouraging mindset about time management  The power of just starting and then learning and growing from there  Resources & Links: Learn more about my new mastermind offers HERE Dying of Politeness by Gina Davis [affiliate link] Learn more about my speaking Get your YouDoYou32 tracker! (82’s little sister!) Get your #YouDoYou82 tracker and join the Facebook community! Gather in Growth podcast produced by: Jill Carr Podcasting Connect with Jenny:  Follow on Instagram @jennyrothcopywriting Subscribe to her podcast, Above the Bar Copy Check out her website Connect with Emily: Follow on Instagram and Facebook Join my email list Check out my website Connect with on LinkedIn Some links referenced above are affiliate links which means I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support! Be sure to hit subscribe so you never miss the latest episode! Reviews help us reach more rockstar rural women, and are always greatly appreciated! Find the complete show notes here: <a href=...

The copy on your website &amp; how you convey your message to your potential clients makes a HUGE impact on your business growth!As creatives, often times we struggle with how to clearly communicate our message to others and in this episode, Rachel and I are chatting through some really tactical tips for how to create amazing copy that will make others want to book!Just throwing it out there -- this interview with Rachel is absolutely PACKED with so many golden nuggets when it comes to writing amazing copy! Rachel Greiman is a copywriter and documentary family photographer in Denver, CO. She owns Green Chair Stories, a company committed to writing websites that get photographers booked.You can tell from our conversation that Rachel really knows her stuff! And you&apos;ll leave this episode with so many tangible and tactical tips for ways that you can tweak, customize and improve the copy on your website.No matter what point you&apos;re at in your business -- you&apos;ll want to listen in!Links from the episode:Read more free content on Rachel&apos;s blogConnect with Rachel on InstagramCheck out Cal Newport&apos;s booksSubscribe to James Clear &amp; Ann Handley&apos;s newslettersP.S. If you haven&apos;t yet left a review for the podcast, I&apos;d be honored if you took a few minutes to write one up for Apple Podcasts!P.P.S. I have a new fun quiz I&apos;d love for you to take! In just 3 minutes you can find out what kind of entrepreneur you are &amp; if you have what it takes to create wild success in your business!Loved the episode? Have a topic or guest host request? Send me a text message!Ways we can work together: &lt;&lt;Brand Strategy + Coaching&gt;&gt; Create a brand so strong that clients are sold on working with you before they even reach out! &lt;&lt;Brand Photography&gt;&gt; Is it time to elevate your business with new brand photos? I&apos;D LOVE TO CONNECT WITH YOU! Say hello on Instagram 👋 Join the email community ✍🏻 Leave a review on Apple Podcasts 🎙

Twitter announces their new long-form content initiative called Notes. Joe and Robert discuss how Twitter is carving out a possible "super-app" opportunity, specifically focused on content creators. It could work. Facebook unleashes a hundred new ideas to help creators monetize the platform. Talky talk talk talk. Rants and raves include amazing Web3 use cases and PritchardCon. This week's links: Twitter Rolls Out Notes Snap's CEO Thinks Twitter Can Be Super-App Facebook's Creator Monetization Ideas Not Boring and Web3 Use Cases The Drum and Mark Pritchard Mark Pritchard Video --------- Liked this show? SUBSCRIBE to this podcast on Spotify, Apple, Google and more. Catch past episodes and show notes at ThisOldMarketing.site. Subscribe for the best in content creation at TheTilt.com.

#121. What's it like trying to manage 10 Microsoft 365 tenants with hundreds of environments, apps and citizen developers. Rene Modery, Power Platform Technical Lead shares his journey at global advertising company, WPP.&nbsp;Managing ten Microsoft 365 tenants for a global company with hundreds of subsidiaries.Power Platform environment policies and other guard rails to help makers.How do you know what apps have already been built and what problems have already been solved within a large organisation so that makers don't reinvent the wheel?Which data sources and connectors are proving to be the most popular in your Power Platform environments? SharePoint, Microsoft Lists, Excel, Azure SQL, Dataverse?Why Rene is not ready to ask makers to standardise on Dataverse quite yet.How the new Fluent UI controls will help app makers build apps that are better looking and more useful.If Rene could direct the Microsoft product teams to improve one thing, it would be...licensing!And he'd love to see some of the Center of Excellence features brought into the Power Platform Admin Center too. &nbsp;And in person events are returning to the Power Platform user groups in Singapore.ResourcesRene Modery on TwitterRene Modery on LinkedInRene's book, Hands-On Microsoft ListsSingapore Power Platform User GroupSupport the showCONNECT🌏 Amazing Apps website🟦 Customery on LinkedIn🟦 Neil Benson on LinkedIn MY ONLINE COURSES🚀 Agile Foundations for Microsoft Business Apps 🏉 Scrum for Microsoft Business Apps 📐 Estimating Business Apps Keep experimenting 🧪-Neil

Episode 20: Easy SEO Tips you can Start Using TodayWelcome to episode twenty of the Cocktails &amp; Content Creation Podcast! SEO or Search Engine Optimization can be a real mystery to many brands and bloggers alike. But in this episode, we’re going to pull back the curtain and teach you some easy SEO tips that you can start using on your website today! And if you want to get our checklist for the 5 SEO or Search Engine Optimization tips to get your website seen, click here.In our twentieth episode you’ll learn:Why you should be blogging&nbsp;Best Blogging Practices5 SEO or Search Engine Optimization tips to get your website seenThe things that every blog post should includeHow you can train yourself to blog on a regular basisWhy blogging doesn’t have to be a choreResourcesAsanaCupcakes &amp; CashmereDamsel in DiorThe Fashion Bug BlogGoogle Keyword PlannerUbersuggestMozGet Kate’s Checklist for the 5 SEO Must-HavesGrammarlyThanks for Listening!Join our Facebook Community for more tips and tricks on how to easily create content and chat with other content creators! And make sure to follow our Instagram.&nbsp;Until next time, cheers to your next cocktail and happy content creating!Kate &amp; JessieHosts of “The Cocktails and Content Creation Podcast”

The ForceCast is BACK!!This week, Ryan is joined by Ahmed Best to talk about his new show, Jedi Temple Challenge. They also talk Jar Jar, The Phantom Menace, and more!Then, Ryan and Daniel discuss Star Wars Squadrons and Celebration being cancelled.

One of the most stunning discoveries of the 2015 New Horizons flyby mission to Pluto was a big, heart-shaped region full of canyons, plains and mountain chains.

More tools to keep your Linux box and cloud servers secure this week, OpenPOWER responds to Risc-V competition, and we ponder the year-long open-source supply chain attacks. Plus our reaction to Android dropping dessert names, the Confidential Computing consortium, and more.