In this episode of Moms Makin’ Dough, host Kendra Hewitt walks you through her personal five-part cash injection checklist: offering practical, tactical ways to generate more revenue without burning out or compromising your values. Whether your business is in a season of sustaining, scaling, or shifting, this episode is your mid-Q2 wake-up call to stop tolerating financial plateaus and start making smart, aligned moves.
Kendra blends data-driven insight with a heart for the emotional weight women carry when running a business. She helps you distinguish between feelings and facts, revealing that both are essential to making wise, confident decisions. You’ll hear about the 5 P’s that drive financial growth: Pricing, Product, Packaging, Promotion, and People, with real-world coaching stories and raw reflections from her own entrepreneurial journey.
From reevaluating outdated pricing models and eliminating under-performing offers, to reactivating past customers and running referral campaigns, this episode is full of action-ready strategies. Plus, Kendra doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff, like reviewing your team, having honest conversations with employees, and learning from mistakes when key staff exits unexpectedly.
Key Takeaways:
Your pricing should evolve with your cost of service and market trends: transparency is key.
Sometimes injecting cash means eliminating low ROI offers or adding a new one that reflects your current passion and value.
Repackaging or repositioning an existing offer can unlock new revenue with minimal cost.
Strategic promotion planning should drive your content calendar and ad spend: don’t let stale ads stall your growth.
Your biggest asset? People. Focus on referrals, retention, reactivation, reviews, and consistently review the people who serve you.
"Your business is constantly evolving, and if you're not reviewing these five pillars regularly, you're leaving cash on the table."
If this episode gave you clarity, confidence, or just the right nudge to take action, share it with a fellow mompreneur who needs to hear this. And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show so more women like you can make dough and build purpose-driven businesses.
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