Discover the strategy to help you nail your next podcast guest interview!  In this episode, we speak with Sarah Rosensweet, Certified Peaceful Parenting Coach and host of The Peaceful Parenting Podcast. Sarah helps parents end power struggles and create calm, connected homes, and she brings that same empathy and intuition to her interviews. You’ll hear: -How Sarah uses Adaptive Interviewing to quickly read guests and adjust her approach in real-time for natural, engaging conversations. -

Tell Us How You Feel With A Text Review This episode outlines a potential strategy for Yerba Madre, emphasizing the virtues of picking a fight, or a dragon to slay, as a means of establishing a strong cult brand identity. This strategic rule suggests that defining a central antagonist or "villain" is crucial for a brand to gain relevance and stand against something the world needs less of. The source proposes five potential adversaries for Yerba Madre, including The Great Numbness (burnout an...

Getting to Hell Yes! with Gregory Frank: Building the SFR/BTR Community with EverResiIn this episode of Getting to Hell Yes!, we’re joined by Gregory Frank, Founder of EverResi Media, to explore how storytelling, standardization and community are shaping the single-family rental (SFR) and build-to-rent (BTR) industry.Greg shares his journey from franchise operations into real estate and why he saw the need for a media platform dedicated to amplifying the voices of owners, operators, vendors and

This one starts off as a strategy call… where you'll hear a contractor talking about a whole lot of unethical things that are happening in his market with his competitors lying to consumers and causing them to have problems with their insurance companies. Then, just as he's getting worked up… the recording goes bad, and Rich has to finish the episode on his studio mic by himself. Do you think that stops Rich from giving great advice about Victory going to the one with superior forces at the point of

Brian Greenberg, founder of Quoteplicity and former owner of a seven-figure life insurance agency, reveals the exact digital marketing strategies he used to generate over $1 million in annual premium for 10+ consecutive years—and how he eventually sold the business for a successful exit. In this episode, Brian breaks down his "Salesman Who Doesn't Sell" philosophy, explaining how he built automated sales funnels that pre-qualified and educated prospects before they ever picked up the phone. L...

SummaryIn the latest episode of Service Evolution, host Jim Robinson sits down with Kyle Maynard, a world-class athlete, entrepreneur, motivational leader, and author. Born a quad amputee, Kyle’s arms end at the elbows and his legs at the knees, but his limitless determination has propelled him to incredible heights, like becoming a top high school wrestler and MMA fighter, to climbing Mount Kilimanjaro and Aconcagua.Kyle shares how the decisions made by his parents early on shaped his

Join Jason on the Love Local Chicagoland podcast for an inspiring conversation with Tracy Drost, Mrs. Illinois, as she opens up about the heart and impact behind community service. From her beginnings as a stay-at-home mom to becoming a dedicated community leader, Tracy shares how simple acts of kindness can truly change lives.You’ll hear how she teaches kids the joy of giving back, why compassion creates a ripple effect, and how anyone, no matter their time or resources, can make a difference

Your customers don't need more reasons to say yes. They need fewer reasons to say no." ― Matt Sucha Check Out These Highlights:  In this episode, my guest Matt Sucha takes us on a fascinating journey into the customer's subconscious. He will share the hidden forces that block decisions and kill conversions. You'll discover the four key psychological barriers that stand in your way. And learn how removing them makes sales flow naturally. Matt is the CEO of Mindworx and author of The Hidden YES. A

LLM-based search is the new mental availability engine, but success requires deep understanding of how a category is bought, thought and talked about. Shane O'Leary (Zoetis) and Gemma Spence (VML) join WARC's Lena Roland to discuss best practices for generative engine optimization.

Send us a text Be Great. Be Arcadia. Season three kicks off with something special: the only recorded session from our 2025 Arcadia Leadership Experience. Recorded live in front of 65 attendees, this episode blends honest reflection, leadership lessons, and the heart of what’s next for our constellation (aka community). We share the story behind Arcadia, how it began as a consulting business and grew into a movement, and what it means to “Be Arcadia.” Throughout the conversation, we ope...

In this episode of the Simple and Smart SEO Show, Crystal Waddell is joined by Garrett Sussman, Director of Marketing at iPullRank, to unpack how AI is transforming SEO, e-commerce, and online visibility. From the recently announced Shopify + OpenAI partnership to the rise of product recommendations in ChatGPT, this conversation explores what business owners need to know to stay competitive online. Learn why traditional keyword-focused strategies are losing relevance and how to ad...

In part 2 of "Common Marketing Misconceptions of Adtech CEOs," Joe Zappa and Eric Franchi discuss a viral post by Scope3's Brian O'Kelley and what other adtech founders and CEOs can learn from his approach to CEO evangelism. Then they bat back and forth other common mistakes, such as worrying about overexposure and over-indexing on events as a marketing tactic. Plus, Joe provides concrete tactical advice for CEOs who don't know what to post about.

Did you know that you don't need 1000s of views to monetise and make money from your podcast? In this episode, Louie looks at the seven main ways that you can monetise your podcast. Methods he 100% knows work because his podcast clients are currently using them.Surprisingly, one of the methods Louie shares can be used to monetise your podcast before you have even published your first podcast. Want to get into podcasting but need a little push? Join our 3-day Podcasting event in Peterborough! –

In this episode of PR in the Real World, we’re joined by Paul Holliday, Chief Strategy Officer at Bolton Wanderers Football Club, for a heartfelt and insightful conversation about his 20-year journey in sports communications that started in writing content for matchday programmes.This episode dives deep into the world of sport, PR and purpose. Paul reflects on the highs of promotion glory, the lows of financial turmoil and the lessons learned from steering a football club through both triumph and

You know that sinking feeling when you realize your carefully crafted content sounds exactly like everyone else's? (Yeah, me too.) Here's the uncomfortable truth: expertise has been commodified. You can share everything you know, and it still won't be enough to stand out because a hundred other voices are saying the same thing—just maybe with different GIFs. Jay Acunzo spent years building a speaking career without a book, without fame, just by owning a singular premise that made people stop and

This is the last episode I recorded with Ben before he left the podcast. If you didn’t want to do your CPD homework you just had to say so, Ben 😏This will be the last indie business club episode for a little while. I’m going to take some time off to plan out how to move forward with it. But whatever the format ends up being, I’ll definitely have…indie business insightsguest co-hosts andmy sound guy (and sound guy) AntAnywayyyy, back to today's b-side: training and CPD (that’s Continuous

We are not affiliated w Love it or List it the Show, we are simply fans. summary In this episode of 'Love It or List It', homeowners navigate the challenges of deciding whether to stay in their current home or move to a new one. The episode highlights the significant issues with their kitchen, budget constraints, and the emotional dynamics of family life. As they explore potential new homes, they face the realities of the real estate market and the impact of their decisions on famil...

In this final podcast episode, Reid reflects on his journey, including his early years, a career in insurtech, the connections he has forged, his roles as a podcast host, CEO, and entrepreneur, and the lessons he has learned along the way. As Reid steps into a new chapter – mastering music and inspiring passion – he leaves behind a legacy that challenges us all to think bigger, connect deeper, and embrace innovation. Tune in to hear Reid in the hot seat with Jim Hackbarth, a retired industry ...

This is part three of  my limited series, Emotions Are Expensive: the emotional cost of doing business and how to stop paying it.In Emotions Are Expensive, we’re digging into the five biggest feels that keep founders spinning out, riding emotional highs and lows around launch goals and marketing metrics, and dancing in and out of burnout land.Each week, I send an essay and resources on one of these big feels on Tuesdays, followed by a complementary podcast on The Resonance Effect every Friday