Your franchise is growing. Is your marketing keeping up—or just getting more complicated?More locations shouldn’t mean more marketing chaos. In this episode of Business Stories with Ryan Arcoraci, Reshift Media Co-Founder Kirk Allen joins me to explore how Franify brings corporate teams and franchise owners together to tackle one of franchising’s toughest challenges: turning a national brand strategy into marketing that connects with local customers. We dig into what Franify can actually do for

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In this Marketing Over Coffee: Learn about how Reddit is taking over search results, what you can do about it, and more!! Direct Link to File Greg Poirier sent me a post from Rand Fishkin that featured Ross’ Research on Reddit’s Dominance Starting as writer including Fantasy Football blogging and The Sims! Starting on the […]The post Ross Simmonds on The Power of Reddit appeared first on Marketing Over Coffee Marketing Podcast.

„Eine Firma ohne Umsatz ist ein Hobby“ stand jahrelang auf einer Karte in Pauls Küche. Martin fragt seine Mitarbeitenden gern, wer eigentlich ihr Gehalt zahlt. Die Antwort ist nicht der Chef, sondern der Kunde. Im zweiten Teil spricht Martin Haake, Mitgründer der PackxSo GmbH aus Dresden, über die ersten Mitarbeitenden, über Quereinsteiger im Vertrieb und über einen Kunden, der seine Rechnung lieber vom Urlaub auf Mallorca aus liegen ließ.Teil 2 von 2. 📺 Die Folge als Video auf YouTube:

Nearly two decades into the push toward value-based care, Dan D'Orazio says the industry isn't much further along than it was when the effort began. He says value-based programs are still pegged to fee-for-service, and the fee-for-service revenue hospitals collect routinely outweighs the penalties meant to move them off it.Medical Economics Managing Editor Todd Shryock sat down with D'Orazio, CEO of Sage Growth Partners, a Baltimore-based health care strategy and marketing firm.D'Orazio explains

Send us Fan Mail Mike is the creator of Profit First, which is used by hundreds of thousands of companies across the globe to drive profit. He is the creator of Clockwork, a powerful method to make any business run on automatic. And his latest, arguably most impactful discovery, is Fix This Next. In Fix This Next, Mike details the strategy businesses can use to determine what to do, in what order, to ensure healthy, fast, permanent growth (and avoid debilitating distractions). Today, Mike le...

In this Tough Things First Podcast: Is it possible to live as if you’ll die tomorrow, yet plan as if you’ll never die? Ray Zinn has spent a lifetime proving that holding both ideas at once is how you turn today into a company, a culture, and a legacy that outruns you. Rob Artigo: Ray, today’s line sounds like a […]

Kelly connects with filmmaker and writer Nick Davis. His films include “Once Upon a Time in Queens” about the 1986 New York Mets for ESPN’s 30 for 30 series; he recently won an Emmy Award as Executive Producer of “The Comeback: 2004 Boston Red Sox” for Netflix. His book about his grandfather and great-uncle, “Competing […]

What if you already have a valuable HR consulting service hiding in your past experience?In this episode of A Better HR Business, Ben shares a story from his own HR career about how a simple employee survey project unexpectedly became a repeatable, productised service that he later sold to businesses ranging from SMEs to government departments. He explains why clearly defined standalone services can be easier for clients to buy, how they can help you prove your value quickly, and why a relatively

You keep hearing that online courses are dead. So should you even bother building an online yoga business right now?This episode breaks down what the data actually says about the online learning market, how buyer behavior has shifted since the pandemic boom, and what it takes to sell courses in an era where anyone can get free answers from AI. Key Takeaways:- The online education market - What buyers are paying for today- Latest data on active learning communities- The specific methodology that

100,000 a year teaching yoga online. For most yoga teachers, that number sits somewhere between a distant dream. But I want to show you exactly what the yoga teachers who do reach six figures annually are doing differently from the ones who stay stuck. Links:The Profitable Yoga Teacher: digitalyogaacademy.comDigital Yoga Academy: digitalyogaacademy.com

John Mackey, CEO of The Mackey Group, is back for his yearly state-of-the-industry catch-up with Drew. John advises fire and life safety owners and PE-backed platforms on M&A and growth, and his Mackey Report pulls industry research and investor-conference analysis into one set of benchmarks for what good looks like in this business.The M&A story has a new layer. The platforms that were acquiring five years ago are mega platforms now, and a second tier of companies founded eight to twelve