Better Business with Steve Cook

Besides chatter with Steve, what are some of the other podcast's to listen to right now? 

Steve goes over the wildest tax write offs and what the IRS may look into a little more!

Business News Daily gives three tips in an article about how to market to college students.  I give my thoughts around this article.

This episode is all about the transformation of information.  Podcasting specifically is the last of the ways of communication that seems to be lagging behind, but it's well on its way! Here comes podcasting taking over the modern day radio as we know it. 

On a positive note the city of Chicago completely adopted out all shelter animals! WOW! Oklahoma City is following their game. With slick marketing and retargeting their market they have been able to capture a whole new audience of people. Don't be in the dog house alone, go adopt a puppy(or cat, or bird or tiger) and get you some quarantine and cuddles!

OKC did a great thing by creating a relief package for local metro area businesses. The even BETTER thing was the fact they realized they needed people smart enough to help allocate funds. So they look to private sector to help them! OKC governments are hiring small business consultants to help small businesses use funds appropriately. Lets get down to business on Episode 6!

Steve addresses the small business networking group https://www.facebook.com/groups/171827087235967/ and invites everyone on this podcast to join as well. 

Let's get real. Small Businesses alike are going to lose customers and clients during this time. In a time when we need to communicate the most, most are doing it at all. Lets go over the best ways to communicate and keep current clients while farming new ones. Today we go over how important it is to have a text marketing platform. Why you should use it, how use should use it and how you ultimately should not.

What is different about you than every other business? Let's take a look at price, customer service, etc

A recent Fox News article posted a comment from a local business about needing more government help. Here is my take on that article