The Good Advice Podcast: Do Business Better with Blake Binns

Scott Miller returns to the podcast for this #RoundTwo conversation sharing some of his best marketing insights from his time as the Chief Marketing Officer at FranklinCovey, as well as focusing on his new book, Marketing Mess to Brand Success: 30 Challenges to Transform Your Organizations Brand (And Your Own). 

The book's available at Scottjeffreymiller.com and be sure to connect with Scott via his LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottmillerj1/.

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If you were to start over today on your entrepreneurial journey, would you know what to do? Would you know how to sell? What advice would you listen to, and what would you avoid? Ryan Frederick joins the podcast as the founder of AWH and the author of "Sell Naked: And Other Advice for Growing and Managing Services Firms" as well as "The Founder's Manual: A Guidebook for Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur". 

We talk all things true about the entrepreneurial journey, including what you can expect, how to stay motivated, and most importantly, how to grow a business that's still flourishing a decade later. 

Want to know? Check out AWH.net. 

Order "The Founder's Manual: A Guidebook for Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur": https://www.amazon.com/Founders-Manual-Guidebook-Successful-Entrepreneur/dp/1941688683

Order "Sell Naked: And Other Advice for Growing and Managing Services Firms": https://www.amazon.com/Sell-Naked-Growing-Managing-Services/dp/1941688705

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Marketing can be a huge mess when it comes to knowing the next best steps for your business. That's why Wian Smith started the Marketing Zoo, his business that creates simple strategy for your business. We talk some of the best next steps when it comes to marketing your business as well as taking an honest look at what the entrepreneurial journey looks like. 

Want to know more? Follow @TheMarketingZoo on all social platforms and visit their website at MarketingZoo.net.

 

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In a post-Covid world, what does it look like to retain your best talent and create a high functioning team? Lou Everett and Sherri McManus of the Lou Everett Group join the podcast to talk all things leadership, including how to transform your business in an impactful way. 

Find out more at their website, https://loueverettgroup.com/

As well as on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theloueverettgroup

On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theloueverettgroup/

Or their LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-lou-everett-group/


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How long should you expect your idea to become a fully functional, profitable business? And in today's social media world with so many overnight successes... how long can you expect the entrepreneurship journey to actually take? Trevor Crotts joins the podcast sharing his insights on the "10 Year Game", starting with his inspiration for Buddy Rest, a business that would eventually lead to a multi-million dollar international brand. 

Find out more at https://buddyrest.com/ and connect with Trevor on Clubhouse @Trevor-1 or on Linkedin at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trevor-crotts/. 

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Rhonda Mincey joins the podcast to talk inspiration and success and how attainable it is for those willing to change their mindsets. Rhonda is the owner and Chief Inspiration Officer for Great Success, a business that helps people find the fire in their lives and bring purpose to their work. 

Check out more information at Rhonda's website, https://www.rhondamincey.com/.

Be sure to also follow Rhonda via her instagram @RhondaGMincey and her Linkedin:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rhonda-g-mincey-chief-inspirational-officer-great-success-llc-26977b9/

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Ryan Brooks joins the podcast to tell his journey of entrepreneurship. It's a story that includes running an amazing dog-training business to now sharing his life and business journey for all who want to follow it. Ryan is incredibly gifted at forming his experiences into real, relatable stories -- and more importantly, he's sharing these experiences on a daily basis. 

Want to learn more about Ryan? Check out RealwithRyan.com and be sure to follow his podcast, Shortcasts with Ryan, available on podcast platforms.

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A savvy business person claims on social media to have made 5,000,000 in 90 days starting with absolutely nothing... Can these stories be trusted? And more importantly, as a business owner or aspiring entrepreneur, can you have the same success for your own business? 

We chat social media success stories, Facebook and Google advertising, and content creation in this episode.

 

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We all know those team meetings that seem to drag on forever, and worse, those team meetings that end without any sort of clarity on what should happen next. That's why Darren Chait created Hugo, a tool that helps make team meetings make sense again by organizing meeting notes into actionable steps, all in one central place. 

We talk Darren's journey as a co-founder for Hugo as well as why so many national brands are making Hugo an essential part of their organizations. 

Find out more at www.hugo.team as well on twitter @HugoProduct, and be sure to connect with Darren on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrenchait/.


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Anthony Hayes joins the podcast as the President and Founder of the Hayes Initiative. We talk crisis management and dealing with public affairs, along with how to avoid some of the biggest flubs in PR. 

Follow Anthony on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonyjhayesnyc/ and be sure to reach out via his website at https://hayesinitiative.com/.


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