If there are two words that clearly define Chris Tieri, that’ll be grittiness and tenacity. But it’s the relationships she forges with clients that truly have brought her success.
In this week’s episode, Chris brings us back in time when she had to brave the rain to make anappointment with a creative director she’s been following for so long. She’ll show us why sometimes, talent and skills can only do so much.
There is one thing in business that carries no specific dollar amount. It is priceless. That thing that I’m talking about is your reputation. Whether you have actively developed an online presence or not, one of the most important tasks in 2016 is protecting your reputation!
Yes, managing your reputation today must include your online reputation. Similar to the lengths you would go to protect your credit, regularly checking for activity connected to your name and your business is essential.
“If you don’t get it out there, nothing’s gonna happen.”
Priceless advice from our guest, Pam Ivey
Pam is the founder of Pam Ivey International – an Ontario-based online marketing company.
Join Pam as she explains the essential elements of an effective, smart content marketing strategy. She’ll kick-off the show by explaining the importance of creating a client avatar and how this method helps to land new opportunities.
Be selfish. Be scared. Be stupid. This is the message of Kieran Flanagan: the creative and strategic mind behind the launch of Coke Zero in various markets across the world.
As a well-known speaker, author and educator, Kieran will discuss her latest book, “Selfish, Scared and Stupid”; what can we learn about human buying behavior and how to get things done.
Next, she’ll explain what failure and impossibilities are all about and why we shouldn’t be afraid of them.
Today, the first interaction someone has with you is often downplayed and frankly not always taken seriously. When you meet with a big prospect face-to-face you wear your best suit and take the time to be totally prepared. You are establishing yourself for what we know as the first impression. But, today, this usually is not the first interaction they have with you. In fact, that first face-to-face meeting may never be possible unless the real first impression is impressive.
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