Each weekly episode is chock full of marketing
G O L D for the motivated business owner.
Kent and Lime are on a mission to change the way we shop and they may well have done it. This week we talk personalisation, facebook ad hacks, referral programs and customer feedback loops with founder Will Rogers.
Join me in this fireside chat with Michael Gerber – The World’s #1 Small Business Guru according to Inc Magazine. We cover the hierarchy of growth to go from a company of one to an enterprise of 1000. Plus we’ve got another great instalment of ‘What Have You Got To Lose?”.
Being successful is a good thing, right?
But what about being significant.
Does being significant smash being successful?
Today’s guest, Movember co-founder Adam Garone, thinks so.
And he’s on a mission to achieve it.
Tom O’Toole – founder of the Beechworth Bakery reveals how he built a multi-million dollar iconic Australian business; and reminds us about the importance of good old fashioned customer service.
Today’s guest has a risk-free idea that enables you to sell more stuff, more often.
Too good to be true?
I don’t think so … but you be the judge.
Another disruptive marketer, Felicity Rogers of the modern uniform business Cargo Crew, joins us to explain amongst other things how Gwyneth Paltrow came to wearing one of her uniforms.
Casting Calls.
Speed dating sessions.
A customer service ideology affectionately called ‘The Love’.
These are just some of the ways today’s guest has built an incredibly strong culture in their business.
And we all need a bit of culture!
Chris Kelsey, a 19-year old, high school dropout, who’s now a San Francisco based app developer, employing 68 people and making gazillions! Yep. It’s one of those cliched stories. But I gotta tell you, he has a very liberating view on how to grow a business. Plus I tackle a listener question about referencing death in marketing. Big show!
8 years ago, Lizzy Abegg had an epiphany that she needed to move to Byron Bay to help her little sister grow a struggling jewelry business. Well, that business is now called Spell & the Gypsy Collective … and it’s a multi-million dollar fashion empire.
Quentin Nolan of Liquid Ski Tours is a young man on a mission. At the ripe old age of 31 he’s determined to create the world’s best ski tour company – and right now, he has partnerships with Australia’s two largest airlines and owns 6 hotels in Japan!
