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Justin Kitch on Using a Web Site in your Business
Posted on: 2007-01-11 Length: You've tuned in to another installment of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast. Always chock full of simple, effective and affordable small business marketing tips, tactics, and strategies. And now here's your host, America's most practical small business marketing expert, John Jantsch. Hello and welcome to another edition of the Duct Tape Marketing podcast. This is your host John Jantsch. My guest today is Justin Kitch, the CEO and founder of Homestead Technology, Inc, a company that provides web ...  Listen to this podcast |
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Relationships in Business
Posted on: 2005-09-29 Length: 18:45 Ladies and gentlemen, we're back once again. I'm the Jolly here with my three main guys here. We've got Lee Strong, you going to turn your mic on Lee? Mic is on. All right, he's with us now. We've got Paul Sanneman Thank you thank you. And I've got Dr. Andy. Hello! Tonight we're going to do a little more discussionary topic. Cause it's something we can all feel strongly about. We're going to talk about business and relationships. Relationships in business. We all have a little ... Listen to this podcast |
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Beating the Big Box Guys By Changing the Rules
Posted on: 2006-01-31 Length: 60:00 Hello! Welcome to Small Business Trends radio. And I'm Anita Campbell. I'm your host for today. We've got a great show today. The topic is "Beating the Big Box Guys by Changing the Rules." John Wyckoff is today's featured guest. John will be telling all of us small business owners how not to fear the competition from big competitors, such as big box retailers, and he will be explaining how to grow your small business through relationship marketing. But first, before we bring John on the show ... Listen to this podcast |
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Organizational politics A Go-Go
Posted on: 2005-08-30 Length: 17:11 Ok, couple quick housekeeping notes before I begin today's show. First off, yeah, I realize last week's show went like 15 minutes over, I'm sorry. It was late. I had too much coffee. Deal with it. If you're still listening, it can't be that bad. Secondly, on behalf of the entire staff here at the 20-Something Marketing Forum, I want to issue this formal apology to any scientists, foreigners, or republicans who we may have offended in the Dr. Klaus stick of episode #4. Dr. Klaus was having a bad ... Listen to this podcast |
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The Hip Factor (Peer Pressure Marketing)
Posted on: 2005-08-10 Length: 21:03 There's a great quote from David Ogilvy of Ogilvy and Mather. He said, "If you try to persuade people to do something or buy something, it seems to me you should use their language, the language in which they think." Now I went shopping this past weekend, it seems to me like everywhere I go, there are marketers that want to sell us something, not in the language in which we think, but also in the language based in the way they think our best friends think, the way that the object of our desire t ... Listen to this podcast |
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Don’t Phunk With My Words
Posted on: 2005-09-29 Length: 22:13 Well folks, it might not feel like it, but it's fall here once again in our nation's capital. A slight chill permeates the air, and for some strange reason we're having an Indian summer. But you know what, it's not the weather that's heating up. It's the protestors. Now, living in Washington for a while, you get used to regular protests, but very seldom do you see three massive events converge at one time for different reasons, like we did here last weekend. You may have also seen some of the co ... Listen to this podcast |
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Speak Up, Damn It!
Posted on: 2005-11-24 Length: 18:51 What can I say? There's a beauty and a power in the simplicity of your own voice. It's something that no one can take away from you, no one can imitate and no one can every deny. We use our voice for expression. We use it to express fear. We use it to express sympathy, hope and individuality. Many times the system in which we exist denies that voice for various reasons. Maybe it's not the place for it. Maybe it angers some. Maybe, just maybe it reveals a truth in ourselves that perhaps we don't ... Listen to this podcast |
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