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Podcasts are Referral Marketing on a Grand Scale

In this episode we discuss referral marketing. Most businesses get 80% of their clients from some form or referral marketing. I’m going to share with you

Vocal Health for Podcasters

You just ran out of batched podcast episodes and you plan to record a few episodes tomorrow. You wake up in the morning and your voice

The 4 Ps of Time Optimization

Time is an interesting resource, unlike any other. Any two people have differing financial resources and differing skills and talents. We have different opportunities, different circumstances,

8 Ways to Lower Your Stress

Stress is one of the leading causes of stroke and hypertension in our society. But stress isn’t always a dirty word! We need a certain amount

5 Strategies for Dealing Effectively with Change

Change is inevitable. Some changes we initiate and enter into willingly, while other changes are thrust upon us. Changes that happen to us may be desirable

Reasons Why Executives Should be Podcasting – #3 Start Your Next Career

Last week we talked about how executives can use a podcast to connect with the current and future employees. This week we’re going to cover how

Reasons Why Executives Should be Podcasting – #2 Connect with employees

Last week we talked about how executives can use a podcast to put a face on their company or brand. This week we’re going to cover

Executives and Leaders Should Be Podcasting. Here’s Why.

Recently on my podcast I did a series on why executives and leaders should be podcasting. In episode 040 I talk about giving your company, your

Reasons Why Executives Should be Podcasting – #1 Give your company a face

Companies with the most respected and influential leaders will create the most buzz, leads and sales for their organizations. So, it’s important for companies to give

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