Each weekly episode is chock full of marketing
G O L D for the motivated business owner.
Do you think old school, traditional marketing tactics are dead? Think again. Carmen Sognonvi of Urban Martial Arts in Brooklyn talks us through how she uses targeted off line strategies to grow her business.
Today’s guest Dr. Jonathan Brown of CitySkin has been not only listening to this show for the past 3-years, but he’s also been implementing the ideas that caught his attention. The result? He’s built a business he loves, going from 156 clients a year to over 3,000. He’s made marketing a hobby.
As the co-founder of spacer.com.au, the AirBnB of space, Mike Rosenbaum now focuses his passion on the booming sharing economy, specifically helping people utilise their unutilised assets like storage and driveways.
Scott Kilmartin loves ice-cream. In fact, he’s on a mission to build Australia’s (maybe the world’s) most beautiful and impressive ice cream truck. Her name is Grace the Vintage Ice Cream Truck, and she’s Scott’s next big business idea.
If you’ve listened to this show long enough, you’ll know that I fundamentally believe there’s never been a better time to market a small business.
Why?
Because the tools and resources we have at our disposal are amazing.
Crowdsourcing is one of those tools – let’s find out about it.
Lana Hopkins is the founder of an amazing retail experience called Mon Purse. An online and offline personalised luxury handbag and leather goods business called Mon Purse which has absolutely exploded over the past 12-months.
Listen in as dual Olympic Gold Medalist Michael Klim shares how he has gone from success in the pool to success in business. Since our last chat on the show 7 years ago Milk & Co has grown from 3 products to 60.
Jason Wyatt, founder of a multi-million dollar business Marketplacer which is the world’s leading online marketplace platform. I this interview we talk about his business story and the power of marketplace marketing.
Learn how Stephen Byron’s relentless focus on customer service helped to turn Canberra Airport from a sheep paddock into a $2 billion hub of industry.
When Scott Houston was in the SAS, during a routine excersise his parachute failed to open and he plummeted into the water at blistering speed. Tune in to learn the business lesson he learnt from his experience.
