In this episode of the ROI Online Podcast, host Steve Brown interviews Charlie Hoen, a young entrepreneur, author, and public speaker.
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Topics: Marketing, Communication, Authors, Small Business, hiring, employment, mental health, play
In this episode of the ROI Online Podcast, host Steve Brown interviews Will Leach, author of Marketing to Mindstates, founder of Triggerpoint, and CEO of the Mindstate Group.
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Topics: Marketing, Sales, Communication, Authors, Small Business, Marketing To Mindstates, research
In this episode of the ROI Online Podcast, host Steve Brown speaks with Patrick Hanlon, author of Primal Branding.
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Topics: Branding, Small Business Marketing, Marketing, Communication, Storytelling, Authors, Primal Branding, Small Business
On this episode of the ROI Online Podcast, Steve talks with Brian Burkhart about the world of entrepreneurship, unleashing your gift into the world (even when it isn't easy), and how important communication is when running a business.
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Topics: Marketing, Sales, Communication, Speaking
In this episode of the ROI Online Podcast, host Steve Brown interviews Jason Boyett, Amarillo resident and host of a podcast centered on Amarillo locals. Jason has a background in advertising and writing, and he decided to start his podcast in order to help fellow Amarillo residents get to know local people. This was a calculated risk, as locally-focused podcasts are in some sense designed to not attract a very broad audience. But Jason has been pleasantly surprised by the positive response his work has received, and by the ways in which it has given him influence and helped forge connections between people.
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Topics: Small Business Marketing, Marketing, Storytelling, Podcast, Authors
In this episode of the ROI Online Podcast, host Steve Brown interviews entrepreneur Amy Foley, co-founder of Inbound Back Office. Amy wears many hats as a wife and mother, business woman, and host of a marketing podcast. One of the most unique things about Amy’s work is that her company is entirely remote; she believes strongly in the value of remote work, having seen its positive impact in her own life after being forced to work from home for a month to care for her child after an injury. Amy slowly worked her way into fully remote positions, saw a need in the marketing field for trained freelance workers, built a team to help her meet this need, and eventually partnered with Michal Reynolds to create a fully remote company to come alongside other organizations.
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Topics: Inbound Marketing, Marketing, Sales, HubSpot, Remote Work, Outsourcing, agency life
