Topics I Can’t Shut Up About

These are a few of my go-to riffs — the ones I’ve been invited to speak on, teach, and turn into actual business-changing conversations.

That said? I’m always game to tailor the topic to your audience. If there’s a specific angle, challenge, or gap you want to explore, I’m all in. Let’s co-create something that lands right where your people are (and leaves them thinking about it for days).

Collaborations That Actually Sell: How to Make Warm Visibility Work Harder

Collaborations can be wildly fun, genuinely generous, and very good for business. In this session, Laura shares how to make guest spots, partnerships, bundles, summits, and shared audiences lead somewhere real — from new subscribers and warmer leads to stronger trust, better referrals, and actual sales.

Build an Email List That Buys, No More “My List Doesn’t Buy From Me”

A healthy email list is not just a bunch of names in a platform. It is a living, breathing part of your business that helps people stay connected, keep paying attention, and feel more ready to buy when the time is right. In this talk, Laura shares how to build an email experience that feels more engaging, more useful, and a whole lot more likely to convert.

What Does Your Marketing Need Next? How to Find the Easiest Smart Fix First

When marketing feels clunky, underwhelming, or harder than it should, the answer is not always “do more.” Sometimes it is one smart shift in the right place. In this session, Laura helps audiences spot where their marketing most needs support right now, so they can stop spinning their wheels and start making things feel a whole lot cleaner, lighter, and more effective.

Your Marketing Has Good Bones: Now Let’s Make It Work Together

Most established business owners are not starting from scratch. They have good ideas, good offers, good effort, and good pieces already in motion. The challenge is making those pieces support each other in a way that feels strategic, sustainable, and easier to run. In this session, Laura shares how to create a stronger path between visibility, nurture, and sales so the whole thing works better without needing more noise.

Great questions for interviews:

– What’s the difference between being visible and actually building momentum in your business?
– Why do so many collaborations feel exciting in the moment… and then not do much after?
– How can business owners make collaborations lead somewhere real instead of just looking good on Instagram?
– What makes an email list feel alive, warm, and actually likely to buy?
– Why do some email lists feel like a real asset while others mostly just sit there?
– When marketing feels harder than it should, how do you figure out what’s actually off?
– What are the signs that a business has good marketing pieces, but they’re not really working together yet?
– How can founders make marketing feel easier without making it bland, generic, or half-assed?
– What does it actually look like when visibility, nurture, and selling all support each other?
– If someone is doing “all the things” and still not seeing the payoff they want, where would you have them look first?