In this episode, I chat with Amber Irwin from Social Speak Network about transforming your social media presence into a powerful, strategic tool for business growth. Amber shares her effective method for maximizing productivity: dedicating just one hour per day to create impactful short-form videos that fuel your content strategy across multiple platforms.
Amber emphasizes the importance of treating yourself as a client, scheduling time specifically to work "on" your business, and staying committed to these time blocks. She discusses the positive impact consistent video creation can have on client engagement, brand visibility, and overall business momentum.
Amber also offers practical advice for overcoming common obstacles like procrastination and perfectionism, underscoring the importance of progress over perfection.
Key takeaways:
This week's challenge: Record one short video (30-60 seconds) sharing a quick tip, answering a common client question, or giving a behind-the-scenes look at your work. Post this video to your preferred social media platform. Remember, progress matters more than perfection—just hit record and start building those connections!
Want to connect with Amber? Visit any of her links listed below and book a consultation to supercharge your content strategy.
Guest Links:
Social Speak Website: https://socialspeaknetwork.com
Social Speak Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/socialspeaknetwork
Amber LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amberirwin/
Book a Consultation with Amber: https://socialspeaknetwork.com/contact-us/
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Tam Smith is a Sales Growth Strategist and founder of Studio Three 49, where she helps creative agencies and service pros ditch feast-or-famine cycles with sales systems that actually feel good to use.
With 15+ years in sales leadership, Tam’s work focuses on building genuine relationships, crafting smart outreach strategies, and creating consistent client pipelines—no pressure tactics required.
She also hosts live Sales as Service Office Hours, where she shows up as the perpetual student—sharing what she’s testing, learning, and uncovering, while answering real questions about sales and sustainable business growth.