Young Female Entrepreneurs (audio Version)

Resources for young, female entrepreneurs and discussion on what it means to be a young, female entrepreneur.

Jessi Malay, recording artist, blogger at my white T, and co-founder of The Coalition Group joins Young Female Entrepreneurs for our 100th episode of #YFEchat LIVE! She shares her road to becoming an independent artist, the thought that goes behind the work she puts out, and her advice for other young women.

Rana Lustyan, co-founder of Edoughble shares her startup advice surrounding testing the market, whens the best time to get started, how to react to competition and more. She's a mom of a 1 month old and works alongside her husband John in bringing edible cookie dough to your doorstep. Be sure to watch on a full stomach!

What makes for a successful online course, how do you validate your ideas before getting yourself into trouble, and when should you pay yourself? Omar and Nicole, founders of $100 MBA and Business Republic share their answers on the latest #YFEchat LIVE.

Ever wondered what sets the uber successful apart from those who are just getting by? It's the impression they leave on you. Alex Beadon, the creator of The School of Killer Impressions shares how to build your marketing strategy into something that is purposeful and fully aligned with your brand message. She shares what some of the most important parts of her strategy are in this episode.

Find out how this mother/daughter retailer of handmade jewelry has mastered Facebook marketing and become a huge hit online! Chelsea Farmer, co-founder of HorseFeathers joins us to talk about how she and her mom got started and grew the company to this big brand it is today in under five years.

Liberty Madison helps translate the world of tech to everyday people. Tonight she's doing just that giving us the lowdown on wearable tech, Google Glass, and sharing about what

Danny-J The Sweaty Betties joins us to talk about how she grew her Facebook fan count to 100,000, how she has monetized it, teaching others how to get known, and how she became debt free.

Interested in building a platform that empowers people to find like minded individuals online? Our guest tonight, Victoria Oldridge is the founder of Moxtree.com, a social site that does that for moms. Community, niche, women, moms, tech... if any of those words resonate with where you are taking your business in 2014 this is the episode for you!

Here's a quick heads up on everything that is happening with YFE in the month of January.

For the last #YFEchat of 2013 we reviewed four pieces of advice from our featured #YFEchat guests. Watch to find out what it was! Featured: Share Ross, Chris Pirillo, Nicole Smartt, Erin Condren

Are millenials all about me, me, me today? GetMeRated, an app that is based on the idea that millennials are obsessed with technology… it can feed our vanity and showcase our talents.” Kelsey Greenberg Young and Sharee Loeffler of GetMeRated join #YFEchat LIVE to talk about the process of building an app that grew to half a million users in less than a year.

Social entrepreneurship, retail in a global market, starting a business as a military spouse, and PR near misses-- just some of the topics we discussed with Culture Baby's founder, Natalia Rankine-Galloway.

Growing a consulting company or about to leave full time employment for freelance? Jess Estrada shares how she has leveraged networking, her passion for social media, and personal style in building her company, Fresh Jess Media.

How are bloggers getting ready for the holidays? La Petite Fashionista and Local Mom Blog Network owners shared their best tips for getting holiday ready AND how they have established grown their businesses through blogging.

We just finished reading Thank You Economy in Bootstrap Book Club where Gary Vaynerchuk hits it home with us that the Internet has become more personal. Let’s find out how the founders of Dobbin Clothing are delivering all three of those points at dobbinclothing.com.

Join us to talk sustainability and entrepreneurship with CEO and Founder of PLUS ULTRA, Christina Ramirez

Erin Condren of ErinCondren.com, creator of the popular Life Planner joined Young Female Entrepreneurs to talk about her startup advice, marketing, and how she was able to scale her business from a bedroom printing shop to one that ships thousands of products daily.

Torya Blanchard shares what it took to start Good Girls Go to Paris Crepes in Detroit. A little bit of cash, a will to start small, and so much passion. Watch Torya on #YFEchat LIVE's replay.

Interested in word of mouth marketing, retail, mobile businesses, or the reuse economy? This episode is for you. Watch the entire 30 minutes, use the chat to meet your fellow YFEs and checkin on Twitter using the hashtag #YFEchat.