Hosted by Tara Solberg
Join Tara Solberg as she shares her personal journey on building her thriving furniture and homewares business ‘Few and Far’ from the ground up.
18 episodes · publishes weekly · latest 2023-12-20 · ~50 min/episode
Rank
#5015
Substance
50.0
/ 100
Breakdown
Scored 2026-07
Updated monthly
Across the index
#5015 of 6220
Substance
Top 81%
outscores 19% of the index
TRADE WINS with Tara Solberg ranks #5015 on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 50.0 out of 100, scored across 1 recent episode. It scores highest on insight density and guest caliber. The episode contains a handful of concrete frameworks - three-phase email sequence (opt-in, onboarding, ongoing), a value-value-offer cadence, and siloed-vs-integrated marketing - but the majority of airtime is occupied by personal backstory, mindset pep-talks, and generic encouragement rather than actionable density a seasoned B2B operator would find novel.
Averaged across 1 recently scored episode, with cited evidence.
The episode contains a handful of concrete frameworks - three-phase email sequence (opt-in, onboarding, ongoing), a value-value-offer cadence, and siloed-vs-integrated marketing - but the majority of airtime is occupied by personal backstory, mindset pep-talks, and generic encouragement rather than actionable density a seasoned B2B operator would find novel.
“Email 1 is value. Email 2 is value. Email 3 is offer.”
“posting on Instagram is not a marketing plan”
Every major point recycled from mainstream online-marketing discourse: you don't own your Instagram audience, sales is like oxygen, start before you're ready, content batching, AI for idea generation. There are no contrarian positions, no first-principles reasoning, and no claims that challenge received wisdom in any way.
“sales is like oxygen in your business”
“start before you're ready”
Laura Higgins is a genuine practitioner who built and pivoted a real business over six years, but she operates exclusively with creative solopreneurs at small scale and has no documented B2B enterprise or high-growth credentials; her relevance to a B2B operator audience is limited.
“I mostly work with creative women in business”
“we only do um, group coaching because that's just what I found to be the way to help as many people as possible”
A few concrete figures appear - two-week welcome sequence window, once-a-week email cadence, two-hour content batching blocks, a value-value-offer rule - but there are zero client result metrics, no revenue or conversion data, and no named case studies with outcomes to back up any claims.
“we like to do it within two weeks”
“once every two weeks at a minimum, if you can”
The host relies almost entirely on broad, predictable questions ('what inspired you,' 'what are the biggest mistakes,' 'most important piece of advice ever given') with zero follow-up probing or challenge; the closing segment devolves into extended mutual compliments with no substantive content.
“what would be the most important piece of advice that you've ever been given in business?”
“I love your videos, by the way. I'm very inspired by your videos”
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