Peter Baines is an international speaker on leadership, change management and corporate social responsibility – and has proven that all businesses can do good by doing good.

In 2005, Radek Sali started working at a small business called Swisse Multivitamins. In 2015, as part owner, he sold it for $1.7 billion. (Oh, and just 9-months prior, he’d knocked back an offer of $30 million). Wanna know how he did it?

Melissa Westcott applied one simple marketing idea that doubled her business in the past 12-months. It’s a strategy that you could implement in a heartbeat. In fact, if you’re not doing it already, you’re very naughty!

Does the idea of getting your beautiful business in front of hundreds, if not thousands more of your ideal customers excite you.

No need to answer that … of course it does!

Then join Dale Beaumont and I are we detail the 7 steps to creating highly effective partnerships.

Effective marketing doesn’t have to be expensive. In fact, some of the best marketing ideas I’ve seen to help small businesses grow, have been incredibly cheap. Sometimes all they cost is a little effort on behalf of the owner.

Kara Lauder works in a mine up in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. She’s also in the very early stages of what she hopes to be Australia’s best cowboy boots company. And boy oh boy, is she putting in place some solid marketing strategies. Yee-hah!

The iconic UGG Boot brand was founded by surfer Brian Smith in 1978 – it’s now a billion-dollar brand, but don’t be fooled … the early days were tough, until Brian made one small pivot.

Does selling freak you out? Well, you’re not alone. It used to freak me out until I spoke with today’s guest, who shares 5 keys to closing every sale. And boy oh boy, they’re not what I expected!

Mark Phillips infuriates me. He calls himself a digital nomad, running six-figure business as he travels the world. He did this interview from his office, which involved sitting on the beach overlooking the Great Barrier Reef. Oh boy, hasn’t the world changed?!