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Welcome to The Bright Balloon, a podcast where Sara Meyer shares bright ideas for your balloon business!
Our mission is to empower balloon decorators by sharing insightful conversations and expert knowledge that light the way to industry success. Through accessible and engaging content, we aim to elevate the skills of our listeners, helping them to achieve financial success while maintaining a healthy work-life balance, ensuring that the entire balloon community shines brighter together.
With Courtney of Courtney Lynette Creative Co. If you want to book better, not just more, this conversation with Courtney of Courtney Lynette Creative Co. breaks down how to realign your website and visuals so the right clien...
In another episode curated by our friends at HI-FLOAT, and recorded live at the Sempertex International Balloon Convention, I’m chatting with Jam of Garden Place Balloons about his new brick and mortar shop, The Balloon Shop....
If you’ve ever groaned at the thought of making another reel, this is the episode for you. Curated by our friends at HI-FLOAT (and recorded live at the Sempertex International Balloon Convention) in this episode, I’m chatting...
In this episode curated by our friends at HI-FLOAT I’m chatting with Victoria of Balloons by Victoria, and we’re getting real about what it means to build a balloon business and hire help that supports your life—not the other...
“With Andrea and Aidan of HI-FLOAT”
“Run by Sempertex”
If your inbox is full of mismatched inquiries, it’s not (only) a marketing problem, it’s a positioning problem that a website audit can fix. I sat down with Courtney, a brand and web designer for creatives, to talk about how you can do …
If you’ve ever wondered how some balloon companies scale quickly without burning out (or burning cash), this conversation with Tiffany from Confetti Castle will give you just that insight. In 2019, she put $10,000 into a brand-new balloon busi…
What happens when a balloon artist stops fighting their market and starts listening to it? For Jam, it was opening his own balloon shop! Saying no to money because the model "didn’t fit" For months, Jam was fielding calls for quick, lower-pr…