The most direct path for you to grow your business might be hiding right in front of you — in those everyday conversations with customers, clients, members, donors, friends, and other stakeholders. The Business Messaging Podcast, hosted by Jim Karrh, offers you insights, tips, inspiration, and practical advice–so that everyone close to the business can talk about it in a consistent, compelling way.
Is it really true that "readers are leaders"? If so, then how can business professionals learn and practice great reading habits? Host Jim Karrh welcomes Jeff Brown, host of the Read to Lead Podcast and co-author of the new book Read to Lead: The Simple Habit that Expands Your Influence and Boosts Your Career.
Most salespeople aren't good negotiators -- so says our guest Jeb Blount, a multiple bestselling author and "the hardest working man in sales." Host Jim Karrh talks with Jeb about his book Inked: The Ultimate Guide to Powerful Closing and Sales Negotiation Tactics that Unlock YES and Seal the Deal.
One of the fundamentals in Managing Your Message is developing your Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) or "best-fit" prospect. In this solo episode, host Jim Karrh shares the strategic and practical value of an ICP. Jim also has a "confession"--the true story of what happened when, as a well-intentioned favor, he strayed from his own ICP when taking on a new client.
If you are selling, leading, or fundraising in a virtual environment, then how can you best create exceptional messaging? Host Jim Karrh welcomes author and consultant Tim Pollard to talk about message architecture and message delivery.
In this solo episode, Jim Karrh answers one of the questions he has been hearing from leaders recently: How closely should we "script" our sales message? Jim compares the benefits and risks of three primary approaches: (1) laissez-faire; (2) command-and-control; and (3) a strategically constructed playbook.
In this solo episode, host Jim Karrh outlines the five steps--and their proper sequence--for building your new message for business growth.
Why are conversations so critical to team and project success? Host Jim Karrh talks with Clint Padgett, CEO of Project Success, host of The Conversation, and author of How Teams Triumph: Managing by Commitment.
It is difficult enough for business professionals to stand out today. It can be even harder when you’re just getting started as a young professional, career changer, or emerging business.
Host Jim Karrh welcomes John Walsh, a former senior executive with The Walt Disney Company and The Madison Square Garden Company, who has now started the Standout movement.
Among the topics that John and Jim discuss:
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Check out the Stand Out book, podcast, and movement:
Connect with John on LinkedIn:
https://linkedin.com/in/jornrwalshjr
Learn more about Jim Karrh’s virtual and in-person speaking and training topics:
Check out a sample of Jim’s book, The Science of Customer Connections: Manage Your Message to Grow Your Business:
Follow Jim on Twitter:
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Connect with Jim on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimkarrh
Our guest says that many of the top sellers, fundraisers, and revenue-growers don’t really like “selling.” The key to success is proactive communication, made simple, and repeated in just a few minutes each day.
In this episode host Jim Karrh welcomes Alex Goldfayn, a top sales speaker as well as a revenue-growth consultant. Alex’s average client grows by 15-20% in their first year of working with him.
Alex is also a bestselling author with a brand-new book: 5-Minute Selling: The Proven, Simple System That Can Double Your Sales ... Even When You Don't Have Time
Among the topics that Alex and Jim discuss:
Links:
Check out Alex’s brand-new book 5 Minute Selling:
https://www.amazon.com/5-Minute-Selling-Proven-Simple-System/dp/1119687659
Download free 5-Minute Selling tools, planners, and trackers:
Connect with Alex on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexgoldfayn/
Learn more about Jim Karrh’s virtual and in-person speaking and training topics:
Check out a sample of Jim’s book, The Science of Customer Connections: Manage Your Message to Grow Your Business:
Follow Jim on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/jimkarrh?lang=en
Connect with Jim on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimkarrh
How should we lead, and listen, when it comes to difficult conversations such as race in business? Host Jim Karrh welcomes Kwame Christian, Director of the American Negotiation Institute and host of the world's most popular negotiation podcast.
