008: Customer Experience
On this episode I talk about customer experience. ---------------------------------------------------------- What is the Raw Business Walkca...
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I help people plan, package and propel their message to the right audience. On the Walkcast, I talk about business, marketing, and philosophy on my way to my office (or home) in Homer, Alask...
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Listen to Raw Business Walkcast, a Business podcast by Raw Business Walkcast. Stream 8 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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007: Business Owners Should Be Life Long Learners
On this episode I talk about the importance of lifelong learning. To get you started on your journery of learning, here is a link to get 3 m...
006: Transactional vs Relational Client Interactions
On this episode I discuss looking at potential clients relationally rather than transactionally. -------------------------------------------...
005: Building Community
On this episode I discuss building community through Facebook Groups. ---------------------------------------------------------- What is the...
004: #takemeanywhere, T Swift and Disneyland
On this episode I discuss creating experiences that engage your audience. Here is the website for #TAKEMEANYWHERE. I was on this beach for 2...
003: Customer Service in the Digitoral Age
On this episode I discuss customer service in the Social Age. Let me give you a teaser. Don't use copy-paste. Here is a link the Facebook re...
002: Myth, Media, and the Digitoral Era
On this episode I discuss my further thoughts on storytelling in marketing. This time I discuss utilizing the framework of myth and fable to...
001: Be Interesting, Tell the Truth, Be the Truth
On this episode I discuss my thoughts about John Emory Powers' rules for advertising that he developed at the turn of the 20th century. 1. B...