A Plumber’s Wife

Facebook marketing can feel like a lot when you’re running a small family business.You’re already juggling customers, kids, payroll, and real life. Then someone says you need reels, ads, trends, and to post every day or you’ll disappear.That’s not how we built ours.In this episode, I’m sharing how we used Facebook to grow our plumbing business in a steady, simple way. What I focused on. What I ignored. And what actually moved the needle for a mom and pop company.No complicated strategy. No marketing degree. Just showing up consistently and building trust in our community.If you run a business with your spouse and feel behind on marketing, this one’s for you.I also put together a simple FREE Facebook guide that lays out exactly what to post and how often. It’s the structure I follow so I don’t overthink it. You can download it at HERE if you want something practical to follow.

When people hear “working with your husband,” they often assume the wife does everything.That wasn’t my role.In this episode, I share what I actually handle in our business. Marketing, visibility, brand support, and encouragement. And just as importantly, what I didn't do at the beginning. I don’t answer phones anymore. I don’t run day to day operations anymore. I don’t try to be everywhere anymore. I was there once but not right away and it's ok to take it step by step. This episode is about going though and sharing our story and where I started. Find out more about me and my brand at www.aplumberswife.com

Mindset isn’t about being positive. It’s about how you interpret what’s happening to you. In this episode, I share how reframing your mindset can help you stay consistent, grow through hard seasons, and keep building without quitting.

In this episode, I talk about how simply writing goals down can shape your decisions even when you’re not thinking about them every day. I also share how, as a teenager, I wrote down the kind of husband and life I hoped for, and the moment I realized I’m now living much of what I once put on paper.This isn’t about perfect systems or constant motivation. It’s about direction. And why, if you truly want to move toward something, writing it down and keeping it close, even by your bedside, can matter more than you think.If you’ve ever wondered whether writing goals down really makes a difference, this episode is for you.

In this episode, I’m sharing what it really looked like when my husband Brad and I started our business before we felt ready.I talk about getting out of debt using Dave Ramsey’s plan, learning the importance of networking, and my favorite quote: ask for money and get advice, ask for advice and get money twice.I also open up about something I wish I had understood sooner: seeing my husband and myself as a team instead of enemies when stress and money were tight. Building a business together is hard, and mindset matters more than people admit.I share how I built our first website, started showing up on social media without knowing what I was doing, why applying for local awards is easier than most people think, and why having a solid CPA is something I would never skip again.This isn’t a step by step lesson. It’s just my perspective on the early days, the learning curve, and the small decisions that added up over time.If you’re starting a business with your spouse or you’re already in the messy middle, this episode will feel familiar.

This is the very beginning of A Plumber’s Wife! In this first episode, I’m sharing how our plumbing business started, a little of my past, and the real story of how my husband, Brad and I ended up building a life and business together. Yes, it includes how I noticed him long before he noticed me. This episode is intentionally raw. No studio, no fancy mic. Just an honest conversation about starting a family business, working with your spouse, and learning as you go. The kind of beginning that’s messy, personal, and very real.If you’re building a business with your husband, dreaming up ideas for your family, or figuring out how work, and motherhood fit together, this podcast is for you! Future episodes will talk about marriage, small business life, marketing, and raising a family while building something meaningful side by side and bringing on other women to share their stories. Grab a coffee and go for a walk with those airpods and come join me..... This is how it all began.