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The Six Figure Personal Stylist Podcast | Build and Grow Your Styling Business

Author: Nicole Otchy - The Styling Consultancy

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The styling consultancy is the first "stylist only" business consulting firm dedicated to making personal stylists like you into 6-figurecreative CEOs.

We’re dedicated to pioneering a new category of badass, wealthy industry shifting stylists who run businesses that are ridiculously fun, have dreamy AF clients, and are making so much predictable monthly income, saving items in your The Real Real cart instead of checking out right away becomes a thing of the past.


Everything is about to change for you. 


Listen in each week as host, Nicole Otchy, takes you inside the world of Six Figure Personal Stylists and what it takes for you to step into this world for yourself.


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I recently worked with a stylist who spent $8,000 on a complete rebrand. New website, custom logo, photoshoot, the works. She'd already been in business for several years, and in the six months after that rebrand, she didn't get a single new client inquiry. The problem was that her messaging wasn't clear, and she'd spent thousands of dollars trying to fix something that a new website was never going to solve. I've been having a lot of conversations lately with stylists who have invested in th...
Something I learned over 14 years as a personal stylist is that you can attract someone who looks like your ideal client on paper and still have a frustrating experience working together. I think we underestimate how much influence we have over who hires us and how they show up once we're working together. There are things we do in our own businesses that set the tone for those relationships, sometimes without even realizing it. Your marketing can communicate the values and characteristics yo...
There’s a point in your styling business where you start thinking about what comes next. You’ve built a client base, you know people will pay you for your expertise, and you’re ready to grow. So naturally, you start paying closer attention to people who have already achieved some of the things you want. You look at how they run their businesses, how they show up, and the decisions they’ve made along the way. And before you know it, you’re questioning things about yourself and your business th...
When every new month depends on finding brand-new clients, it’s very hard to create consistency in your styling business. You can have a great month, do really good work, and still look at the next month wondering where the next round of clients is going to come from. One of the places I see stylists leave a lot of opportunity on the table is with the people who have already hired them, already trust them, and already know what it’s like to work together. My client Julia Nauer has spent the l...
There’s a point in your styling business where you’ve already proven that you can do this. You’ve had paying clients, you’ve had good months, people have referred you, and you know there are people who want what you do. Then revenue gets quiet again and suddenly you’re back wondering what changed. That’s usually when the questions start. Do you need a bigger audience? Is something off with your offer or your pricing? Should you be marketing differently? You can spend a lot of time trying to a...
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