Thinking of selling your home in Ormeau or Ormeau Hills? Avoid the most common (and costly) mistakes that trip up local sellers. In this episode, Brett Reddell shares the top 10 pitfalls he sees in the local market and how to sidestep them with smart strategy, clear planning, and the right support.🎧 In this episode:The #1 pricing mistake that scares buyers offWhat Ormeau buyers expect from a home todayThe red flags buyers notice during inspectionsWhy poor marketing can sabotage a great

In this episode my guest is Jesse Pederson, Chief Technology Officer of Luxury Presence. Jesse shares how AI is transforming real estate marketing with AI agents that act like digital employees. From blog writing and SEO to lead nurturing and ad campaigns, these AI teammates are already handling thousands of tasks for agents. Learn how they’re trained, what’s coming next, and why adopting them now creates a serious competitive edge. Podcast Mentioned:  AI Daily Brief:

Forget everything you thought you knew about aging skin! In this spooky Halloween episode, Dr. Fiona Lovely is joined by Debbi Barber, the inspiring founder of Vitali Skincare, to banish the fear of "scary menopause skin" for good. Debbi shares her incredible personal journey from a 37-year marketing career to becoming a skincare innovator after a life-changing discovery. She opens up about her own experience with crepey skin and fine lines, which led her to the powerful, healing properties of the

Literally anyone can call themselves a coach. But it takes a TON of energy to keep clients hyped up, disciplined, and loyal. This episode of Marketing Sucks lays out the three biggest keys to online coaching success, no matter the niche. Physique Academy fitness coach Felix Reuter helps men get shredded, without the creatine-binging, alpha gym bro vibes. Tune in as we chat about Felix’s gimmick-free personal brand, his plan to combat the male mental health crisis, and how he keeps his clients...

Time to strike the right chord! Gina Yager sits down with Pete Radd, the versatile musician who’s been turning melodies into memorable marketing magic for over 30 years. From his early days, knowing at age 4 that piano would be his life’s calling to creating the unforgettable Lerner and Rowe jingle that’s stuck in everyone’s head across 20 states, Pete’s journey is a perfect harmony of passion and business savvy. Get the inside story on how Pete splits his time between crafting catchy commercial

In this AI marketing podcast episode, Dan Sanchez and his brother Travis unpack Sora 2’s splashy launch, why ChatGPT’s social-first spin matters, and what the rising tide of AI video means for marketers. We also hit OpenAI’s new in-chat shopping with Shopify/Etsy, and Anthropic’s Claude 4.5—plus the real-world ways we used AI this week.My Favorite AI Tools• Tella (AI screen recording app I record all my solo episodes with) — https://danchez.com/tella• High Level (My all in one marketing platform) —

“You thought your customers were lazy on the gym floor. They’re even lazier with their brains.”That’s how Donald Miller explained the hidden reason most gym marketing doesn’t work: it makes people think too hard.Donald Miller is the CEO of StoryBrand and Business Made Simple. He’s the author of several books, including bestsellers Building a StoryBrand, Marketing Made Simple, and How to Grow Your Small Business. At the end of the Growth Summit in Nashville, Tim sat down with Donald for a live

Rory Sutherland reveals a simple truth about branding: your attitude toward a company isn’t shaped by its logo or marketing - it’s shaped by people.In this clip, Rory shares a Royal Mail insight that changed how he sees branding. After extensive research, they found that people’s opinions of Royal Mail depended almost entirely on one thing… Whether they liked their postman. That discovery exposes a deeper truth about marketing and behavioral science: trust is personal, not corporate. Brands live

From bioengineering labs to leading global brand strategy at Danone, Nagehan Zülal Beypazar Şad has built a career shaped by purpose, creativity, and courage.In this episode, she shares her journey from agency life to global leadership, the lessons she’s learned launching innovative campaigns at Nestlé and Danone, and her take on the future of marketing, touching on everything from AI, to cultural agility, to building brands that are a force for good.Her message to all marketers? Be brave.

Accelerate with enrollmentFUEL is back with another episode of unlocking those secrets to enrollment success. Joining Lars and Susanna is Jeff Baylor of the University of Virginia College at Wise giving the inside scoop on what really makes a difference in recruiting. Jeff's experience in his Vice Chancellor of Enrollment position brings insights all across the higher ed board from wins in marketing, CRM usage, leveraging AI, campus visits, and more. Listen in for ideas to bolster your enroll...

Our guest in this episode is Emma Möller, an AI strategist and former diplomat with a fascinating journey from a small village in Sweden to the forefront of global technology strategy. Emma helps leaders navigate the complex systems of AI, drawing on her deep understanding of how the frameworks we build shape our human reality. In our chat, we explore how to embrace AI’s potential with a principled and human-centered approach. Key points discussed include:* Design AI systems with intention,

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 4 of Misadventures in Marketing! In this episode of Misadventures in Marketing, hosts Peter Farago and Steve Haney explore how the best laid marketing plans of mice and men and women often go awry. Or as the American boxer Mike Tyson puts it: Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth! As marketing professionals in the rapidly changing world of technology, we think, we strategize, we produce launch plans, we create elegant messaging for our audiences, etc

In this episode, Coach Duncan sits down in the UpScale studio with Tim from Sparkle Window Cleaning. Tim has been an absolute weapon lately — landing more work through flyer drop-ins, growing his client base, and taking big steps toward getting off the tools.Get started now:⁠Book your Zoom Call⁠⁠Take the Quiz⁠⁠Watch on YouTube⁠They chat about the real challenges of hiring the right people, growing a service business, and building systems that give tradies more freedom. If you’ve ever wondered how to

Marketing can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re wearing all the hats in your growing business. Mara Whitener, seasoned entrepreneur and operational growth expert, shares her journey from solo founder to building systems that empower her and her clients to succeed without burnout.In this episode, Kristi and Mara discuss the importance of finding the right marketing support tailored to your unique business needs. Mara opens up about her own marketing challenges, including handing over

Kathryn Illy is a strategic and commercially driven executive leader with over 20 years’ experience in private and public sectors, including tourism, financial services, professional services, advisory, and advertising. Kathryn discuss the evolving landscape of marketing, highlighting the challenges and opportunities marketers face today. She shares the dichotomy of marketing being seen as both a cost center and a growth driver, the importance of metrics and accountability, and the need for

What if the setbacks you’re facing right now are actually setting the stage for your biggest breakthrough?In this episode, Shelby sits down with Tori Bolt, co-founder of Bolt Farm Treehouse, to pull back the curtain on what looks like an overnight success but was actually a decade of grit, growth, and relentless belief. From losing it all and starting over to pre-selling $1 million in reservations before owning the land, Tori shares the raw truth about building a brand rooted in authenticity,

Tom Mayenknecht is joined by legendary Canucks broadcaster Jim Hughson to chat about his induction to the BC Sports Hall of Fame. After, Aziz Rajwani joins to give his thoughts on the Blue Jays in the World Series, as well as the Vancouver Canucks latest additions. After, Tom chats with producer Zach Clarke about all things BC Sports, including PWHL Vancouver, the Whitecaps, the Lions, and the Canucks. Lastly, Tom and Zach give their closing bell commentary before rounding out with the Comedy of

Episode 132 | David and Tim are back and tipping off this week’s show with one of the NBA’s most respected executives — Ted Dalton, Executive Vice President and Chief Partnership Officer of the Boston Celtics. Ted shares insights from his 21-year career with the storied franchise, talks about the upcoming season, and explains how the Celtics’ culture drives everything the organization does, on and off the court.Before welcoming their guest, DP & McGhee cover a fast-paced mix of global sports

Episode Summary In this solo episode of The Chat GPT Experiment, host Cary Weston dives into a personal story of how he's using ChatGPT as a digital advocate to navigate a confusing and bureaucratic process. Cary is in the early stages of trying to build on a property near water, which involves dealing with complex municipal ordinances and slow communication from part-time local officials. To stay prepared and proactive, Cary created a ChatGPT project trained only on the local land use and shoreland

Building successful products requires a delicate balance of innovation, regulation compliance, and customer-focused development, especially in highly regulated industries.In this episode of How I Grew This, hosts Amanda and Adam chat with Patrick Wesonga, Senior Product Leader, who shares his 20-year journey in product development across various industries and company stages, from startups to enterprise organizations.