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.
Why do most acquisitions fail to meet expectations--and why do so many leaders struggle with the messages around an acquisition? Consultant and author Jennifer Fondrevay shares the value of a more human-centric approach to M&A with better communication.
Many people think of public relations as the "spin" move to make when things go wrong. Nick Kalm, founder of Reputation Partners, talks about damage control but also about proactive ways for organizations of all types to protect and build their reputations.
Why do some professional services providers grow while others lag? Rod Santomassimo, founder of the premier real estate coaching and consulting firm in North America, shares his insights about prospecting, your market presence, and production.
In this solo episode, host Jim Karrh shares the two fundamental components of professional trustworthiness--plus a path for getting there and two traps to avoid.
When it comes to selling new products, the best-performing companies generate 6X the average returns and 12X those of the worst performers. What do they do differently? Thomas Steenburgh, co-author of "How to Sell New Products" in Harvard Business Review, joins us to explain.
The most successful business people know how to ask the right questions. Former CNN anchor Frank Sesno, the author of Ask More, shares guidelines for the art of inquiry--on the job and at home.
Sometimes life and business can come at you with ferocity. Jeff Kemp faced many blitzes during his 11 years as an NFL quarterback. Today he works with business leaders and companies to help strengthen their teams and relationships.
With major changes in technology, mobility, and communication, what's working in the world of meetings? Deborah Gardner, a keynote speaker and Certified Meeting Professional, talks about the ways to make your most important meetings a force for change.
Want to catch up on your marketing and sales reading list? Douglas Burdett, head of a marketing agency and host of The Marketing Book Podcast, shares the practical lessons from 200 top books he has read and whose authors he has interviewed.
Many professionals view networking as a "need-to" competence -- but certainly not a "want-to." Patti DeNucci, author of The Intentional Networker, shares ways that anyone can network better (and not just more) to build rewarding relationships.