Nikki Milne Australian Business Mentor

Nikki Milne Australian Business Mentor Nikki Milne is one of Australia’s top business mentors for female entrepreneurs.

With over 20 years of business experience including purchasing her first business at just 23, Nikki has built multiple 7-figure companies and mentored thousands of women. With over 20 years of business experience — including purchasing her first business at just 23 — Nikki has built multiple 7-figure companies and mentored thousands of women to do the same. She’s the founder of The Perth Collectiv

e PR, a leading Perth-based agency that has worked with powerhouse brands like Mercedes-Benz, Hyatt Regency, Quest Apartments and Hotels, and more. A dynamic keynote speaker, Nikki has spoken on over 150 stages across Australia, sharing practical, no-fluff strategies that help service-based businesswomen scale to premium brands, attract high-paying clients, and build financial freedom without burnout. Whether she’s on stage, inside her online business program (Growth Accelerator), or running her thriving Perth-based PR & Marketing agency, Nikki is known for helping women work less, earn more, and build their own security and wealth.

One of the most uncomfortable truths in business is this:The cheapest clients are often the hardest to work with.Not alw...
16/06/2026

One of the most uncomfortable truths in business is this:
The cheapest clients are often the hardest to work with.

Not always.
But often enough that almost every service provider eventually notices the pattern.
You lower your prices to make it easier for people to say yes.
But instead of easier clients…
You get more messages.
More questions.
More expectations.
More scope creep.

And the strange thing is…
The clients paying the least often demand the most.
Why?
Because when someone chooses based on price alone, they often try to maximise everything they can get.
More time.
More access.
More changes.

Whereas clients who invest at a higher level are usually buying the outcome and the expertise.
They trust the process.
They respect boundaries.
And the working relationship becomes far smoother.
This is why positioning matters so much.

You’re not trying to serve everyone.
You’re positioning your business for the clients who value what you do.

If you want help restructuring your pricing and positioning so you attract better clients…
Download the guide

Comment ATTRACT and I’ll send it to you.

SHE IS FREE!! And will totally change your caption game, all you need is a free ChatGPT account to access GOLDIE....Comm...
11/06/2026

SHE IS FREE!! And will totally change your caption game, all you need is a free ChatGPT account to access GOLDIE....

Comment GOLDIE and she's all yours! x

The economy didn't break your business. It revealed it.Every gap you're feeling right now was already there.The soft off...
09/06/2026

The economy didn't break your business. It revealed it.

Every gap you're feeling right now was already there.

The soft offer. The unclear positioning. The pricing you set from fear instead of value. The sales conversations you avoided because the leads "used to just come."

A good market hides a lot.

It lets weak systems look like strong ones, and momentum look like strategy.

So when things tighten, most women panic and reach for the discount. They drop the price, sweeten the deal, and quietly tell the market their work was never worth what they charged.

But the discount doesn't fix the gap. It just funds it for another month.

The women who grow through this aren't cutting prices. They're tightening the business sharpening the offer, owning the value, and getting back in the room to sell properly again.

That's the work we do inside my mentoring. Not slashing prices to survive a hard market building a business strong enough that the market stops being the thing that decides your year.

Hard markets don't punish good businesses. They promote them.

Tighten the business, not the discount.

→ DM me if you're ready to do that work with me.

There's a level your business reaches where more effort stops being the answer.You've built something real. You're good ...
08/06/2026

There's a level your business reaches where more effort stops being the answer.

You've built something real. You're good at what you do, and the results show it. But somewhere along the way the growth started asking a different question not how hard can you work, but how high are you willing to operate.

The next level isn't more hustle. It's better strategy, higher standards, and the rooms you choose to stand in.

This is one of those rooms.

Three Nights & Two full days of high-level business strategy, set on the coast of Western Australia's South West, with a small room of women who are scaling, leading and expanding and serious about it.

This is not a holiday. It's not a networking trip. It's not a weekend of motivation you'll have forgotten by Wednesday.

It's a strategic immersion in the things that actually move a business to its next level: scaling with simplicity, becoming known for the right thing, pricing and positioning like a premium brand, and leading yourself with calm authority while you do it.

The women who attend operate differently afterwards. That's the point.

This room is built for established female founders who are ready to scale.

You're already in business. You've got traction, revenue, and a reputation you've earned. What you want now is sharper strategy, stronger positioning, and the confidence to raise your standards across the board your pricing, your visibility, your leadership, your life.

It's for the woman who's quietly outgrown her current level and is ready to step into the next one on purpose.

It is not for beginners looking for the basics, or for anyone wanting an escape from burnout.
This is expansion energy. You'll be in good company.

Comment RETREAT for the details x

FOR HER PODCAST // The Archives Series is now live! Your most loved interviews and deep dives hosted by Nikki Milne. Com...
06/06/2026

FOR HER PODCAST // The Archives Series is now live! Your most loved interviews and deep dives hosted by Nikki Milne.

Comment "POD" to Listen

🎧 Available on Apple and Spotify

🤍 What a privilege
04/06/2026

🤍 What a privilege

PERTH MASTERMIND DAY // Most service-based businesses don’t have a marketing problem.They have a profit, positioning and...
03/06/2026

PERTH MASTERMIND DAY // Most service-based businesses don’t have a marketing problem.
They have a profit, positioning and CEO problem.

You don’t need more followers. You need a stronger strategy.

At this intimate Perth Masterclass, we’ll unpack:
▪️ Where your business may be leaking revenue
▪️ How to position yourself as the obvious choice
▪️ The marketing strategies actually attracting premium clients right now
▪️ The mindset, systems and boundaries required to scale sustainably

This is not surface-level business advice.

It’s a strategic room for women ready to grow profit, simplify the chaos, and build a business that actually supports their life.

Only 2 spots remain.

Date: Tuesday June 16th 2026
Time: 9.30 am - 3:30 pm
Location: TPCPR Studio, Mount Hawthorn
Includes: Masterclass, Lunch & Refreshments

Comment PERTH and I’ll send you the details x

You do an incredible job. Your client leaves the salon feeling amazing.And then… silence.Eight weeks later you realise y...
29/05/2026

You do an incredible job. Your client leaves the salon feeling amazing.
And then… silence.

Eight weeks later you realise you haven't heard from them. You check — they were a regular. What happened?
Nothing dramatic. Life happened. They got busy. They kept meaning to call. And then eventually, they found someone closer, or someone who reached out first.

It's one of the most common — and most preventable — ways salons lose revenue.

The research is clear: retaining a client costs roughly five times less than acquiring a new one. Which means every client who doesn't rebook is a cost you'll pay again — either to win them back or to replace them.

The fix isn't complicated. It starts with the conversation in the chair before they leave.
Not at reception. Not in a text three months later. Before they stand up.
"I'd love to get you in before summer — should we look at a date?"

That's it. That's the whole script.

Pair that with a 48-hour follow-up message and an automated reminder when they're due, and your rebooking rate will climb — without feeling salesy, without awkward conversations, and without chasing.

Comment BLONDI below and I’ll privately send you the details on an exclusive offer I’ve created for salon owners ready to uncover the hidden $100K already sitting inside their salon.

Because most salons don’t have a revenue problem.
They have a structure, pricing and profit problem.

One of the biggest mistakes service-based business owners make is believing the only way to grow is by adding more clien...
28/05/2026

One of the biggest mistakes service-based business owners make is believing the only way to grow is by adding more clients.

So they push harder.
More content.
More marketing.
More sales.
Until their calendar is full…

…and they realise they’ve built a business that only grows if they work more hours.
That’s the moment most people feel stuck.

But here’s what high-profit service businesses understand.
Growth doesn’t come from more clients.
It comes from better structure.

Instead of chasing more people, they focus on increasing the value of each client relationship.
Higher-value offers.
Better pricing.
Strategic upsells.
Retainers and recurring services.
Service bundles that increase the total transaction value.

The result?
More revenue.
Less pressure.
And a business that doesn’t depend on working longer days.

Comment READY if you are ready for your next level

I want to ask you something directly.When did you last raise your prices?If the answer is "more than 12 months ago," you...
26/05/2026

I want to ask you something directly.

When did you last raise your prices?

If the answer is "more than 12 months ago," you have quietly taken a pay cut every single month since then. Because your costs haven't stood still — even if your prices have.

And yet the conversation about raising prices feels impossible.

The fear of client pushback. The worry someone will leave. The voice that says you're not worth more than you're already charging.
That voice is lying to you.

Here's what I know about hairdressers who finally raise their prices: almost universally, fewer clients leave than they expected. The ones who do leave were often the most draining, the most price-sensitive, and the least profitable.
And the ones who stay? They don't bat an eye. Because they value you.

You are not running a charity. You are running a business. A business that needs to cover real costs — your wage, your team, your rent, your products, your insurance, your future.

Keeping your prices artificially low isn't generosity. It's slow financial harm.
You are allowed to charge what your work is worth.

Comment BLONDI below if you want direct 1:1 access to me across three private strategy sessions focused on profit, pricing, marketing and salon growth.

Most business owners don’t need more information.
They need someone experienced looking directly at their business.

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