Inside BS Show

Inside BS Show

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Inside BS Show episodes

  • Winning Tactics For Building Relationships In Business | 861

     The episode insists that cold-calling is dead and that the only way to earn a prospect’s attention is to lead with genuine, tangible help: publish thought-leadership content that educates and scales your credibility, introduce prospects to people who can put money in their pocket, become a recruiter who eases their talent crunch, tap your network to fix urgent headaches even when your product isn’t the answer, and—most overlooked, offer the rare gift of attentive listening; stack these five value-first plays and prospects will see you as an indispensable growth partner, making the eventual sale a mere formality. 

    What You’ll Discover Today

    • Why thought leadership instantly positions you as the go-to expert.
    • How a well-timed introduction can put money in a prospect’s pocket and fast-track trust.
    • Smart ways to solve a hiring headache so you become indispensable.
    • Why stepping outside your product sandbox to fix an urgent problem cements loyalty.
    • The overlooked power of simply listening to your prospect’s real challenges.

    Key Topics Discussed

    1. Thought Leadership Content – Speeches, videos and articles scale your reach from dozens to hundreds while building credibility. 

    2. Revenue-Generating Introductions – Bring a prospect a new client first, then ask for their business.
    3. Talent Recruitment Support – Supplying qualified candidates demonstrates genuine commitment to their success.
    4. Problem-Solving via Your Network – Use your connections to eliminate a critical pain point even when it has nothing to do with your offering.
    5. Active Listening – Being a sounding board for another business owner fosters a relationship money can’t buy.

    Call Us: (305) 692-5531

    9 min
  • How to Build a Great Sales Team | 860

    In this episode, we break down the only seven things you need to focus on to build a high-performing sales team. Forget what you’ve been taught. This is a no-fluff, results-driven roadmap from someone who’s led teams in the trenches. If you're ready to go beyond tired KPIs and outdated scripts, listen in.

    What You’ll Discover Today:

    • Why setting clear, specific expectations is the foundation of sales team success
    • How to focus on outcomes instead of micromanaging activity
    • The few KPIs that actually matter—and how to use them as coaching tools, not weapons
    • The role of communication frequency in building trust and driving performance
    • How removing internal barriers (like meetings, reports, and commute time) unleashes selling time
    • The difference between meaningful recognition and hollow praise
    • Why relationship-first leadership creates loyalty, motivation, and long-term performance

    Key Topics Discussed:

    1. Set expectations that define good and great—then let performers perform
    2. Manage outcomes, not activities
    3. Identify KPIs by reverse-engineering top performers
    4. Communicate frequently, especially with struggling reps
    5. Eliminate meetings, reports, and anything else that drains sales time
    6. Celebrate wins publicly and consistently
    7. Treat your salespeople like family—because relationships drive results

    Links and Resources:

    • Subscribe Via Email: GetInsideBS.com
    • Listen on Spotify: Inside BS Show on Spotify
    • Listen on Apple Podcasts: Inside BS Show on Apple Podcasts
    • Call Us: (305) 692-5531

    Call to Action:
    Want your sales team to crush their goals and stay loyal long-term? Start by fixing your leadership style. Follow this 7-step blueprint—and share this episode with anyone you know who manages a sales team.

    Let me know if you'd like a short promo blurb or LinkedIn post to go with this.

    14 min
  • The B2B Content Marketing Playbook: Simple Steps to Stand Out | 859

    In this episode, Dave breaks down a no-nonsense digital marketing strategy that every B2B professional can use to grow visibility, build credibility, and differentiate in a crowded market. Whether you're a solopreneur or part of a large sales team, this episode gives you a simple, scalable roadmap for using written content, podcasts, and video to attract ideal clients and close more business. From posting weekly articles to launching your own podcast and producing daily educational videos, Dave lays out the playbook for turning content into cash.

    WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER TODAY:

    • Why digital content is the single most important tool in B2B marketing
    • The 3-part strategy to build visibility, credibility, and differentiation
    • How to start producing high-value content with just a phone
    • A real-world example of how a YouTube video turned a doctor into a trusted expert
    • Why quality and quantity both matter in B2B content strategy
    • How even highly specialized professionals (like lawyers and doctors) can win business with smart content
    • The minimum content cadence for serious growth
    • What separates B2B winners from invisible players in the market

    KEY TOPICS DISCUSSED:

    • Content strategy for B2B professionals
    • Using articles, podcasts, and video together
    • Building trust through repeated exposure
    • Leveraging interviews with clients and prospects
    • Why B2B sales professionals should act like media companies
    • Creating evergreen video assets
    • Scaling from basic content to professional-grade assets

    CALL TO ACTION:
    Ready to stop hiding and start building authority in your market? Start today. Write one article, record one video, or reach out to a client and book a podcast interview. Want help with your digital strategy? Call Dave at (305) 692-5531 and schedule a strategy audit. 

    10 min
  • Follow Up Is the Key to Sales Success | 858

    Most business opportunities die because of weak follow-up. In this episode, Dave Lorenzo breaks down a five-step follow-up system that actually drives revenue. Whether you're networking on Zoom, in-person, or through a referral group like ProVisors, this process keeps you top of mind and builds real business relationships that convert.


    What You’ll Discover Today:

    • Why follow-up is where all the money is
    • How to follow up immediately after a meeting
    • Why handwritten notes stand out in the digital age
    • How to create meaningful introductions that build trust
    • The role of newsletters (email and print) in long-term nurturing

    Key Topics Discussed:

    1. Instant Email Follow-Up: Send your contact info before the Zoom window even closes.
    2. Handwritten Note: A lost art that makes a huge impression.
    3. Make an Introduction Within 2 Weeks: Stay top of mind by being useful.
    4. Weekly Email Newsletter: Be valuable and visible—every single week.
    5. Monthly Print Newsletter: Cement your status with old-school consistency.


    Links and Resources:

    • Watch the related video on newsletter strategy: [Insert link here]
    • Subscribe for email updates: [GetInsideBS.com]
    • Listen on Spotify: [Inside BS Show on Spotify]
    • Listen on Apple Podcasts: [Inside BS Show on Apple Podcasts]
    • Call Us: (305) 692-5531

    Call to Action:
    If you’re tired of great conversations going nowhere, start using this five-step follow-up method today. It’s not just about staying in touch—it’s about staying relevant, helpful, and remembered.

    8 min
  • How to Refer Business Out So You Get Business Back | 857

    Many professionals fumble referrals and wonder why they don’t get any back. In this episode, Dave Lorenzo shares a battle-tested, five-step system for passing referrals that actually drives results. If you want to be the king or queen of referrals, this is your playbook.


    Key Topics Discussed:

    1. Pre-Qualify Every Referral
      Never blindly introduce people. Always check with both parties first to confirm interest and relevance.
    2. Send a Thoughtful Intro Email
      Include bios, the reason for the intro, and a few suggested meeting times. Make it personal, professional, and useful.
    3. Get the Meeting Scheduled Quickly
      For virtual meetings: within 24 hours. For in-person: within 72 hours. Get it on the calendar or lose momentum.
    4. Attend the Meeting
      Your presence validates the referral and shows it's a priority. Even if you leave after introductions, show up.
    5. Follow Up with Both Parties
      Just like after a blind date. Get feedback, praise good fits, and learn from misfires.

    Why This Matters:
    Referral behavior is reciprocal. Sloppy referrals send the wrong message and erode trust. A tight, deliberate system builds a referral machine that feeds your business for years.


    Links and Resources:

    • Subscribe via Email: GetInsideBS.com
    • Listen on Spotify: Inside BS Show on Spotify
    • Listen on Apple Podcasts: Inside BS Show on Apple
    • Call Us: (305) 692-5531

    Call to Action:
    Use this referral system once this week. Try it exactly as outlined. Then watch what happens. The return will speak for itself.

    8 min
  • Five Minute Favor and Other Questions | 856

    In this Q&A episode of The Inside BS Show, Dave Lorenzo answers four of the best questions he received from listeners and LinkedIn followers in June 2025. He tackles what drives business value fastest when you're six months out from an exit, how to manage customer concentration to avoid valuation discounts, which daily habits lead to booked client meetings, and how simple five-minute favors—like handwritten notes and LinkedIn recommendations—can compound into massive long-term returns. It’s practical, unfiltered advice for professionals serious about building enterprise value and nurturing relationships.


    What You’ll Discover Today:

    • Why recurring revenue is the #1 accelerator of valuation in a short time frame
    • How to think about customer concentration thresholds when prepping for sale
    • The outreach activity that best predicts booked meetings (and Dave's exact process)
    • How the Five-Minute Favor strategy builds relationship capital that pays off
    • Why doing 100 favors is often the cost of earning one great opportunity

    Key Topics Discussed:

    1. Enterprise Value Drivers – What moves the needle fastest six months from an exit?
    2. Customer Concentration Rules – How to avoid discount triggers when selling your business.
    3. Daily Habit Sheet Results – Which action leads to booked meetings (with conversion data).
    4. Five-Minute Favors – Real-world examples and ROI from handwritten notes and LinkedIn recs.

    Links and Resources:

    • Subscribe Via Email: GetInsideBS.com
    • Listen on Spotify: Inside BS Show on Spotify
    • Listen on Apple Podcasts: Inside BS Show on Apple Podcasts
    • Call Us: (305) 692-5531
    13 min
  • Replace Yourself Right: A Blueprint for Succession | 855

    What happens to your company when you step aside? Succession search pro Warren Rutherford shares clear steps that let you hire a leader who can grow the business while you move toward an exit. Learn why the best candidates avoid job boards. Hear one quick screening trick that keeps your brand safe. See how a simple growth plan makes the new CEO hit the ground running. Walk away ready to start your own hand-off today. 

    37 min
  • How to Spot a Fake Guru | 854

    In this no-holds-barred episode, Dave Lorenzo exposes the tactics used by fake gurus to manipulate, deceive, and cash in on unsuspecting professionals. From staged jets to inflated promises, Dave lays out the seven red flags that every smart buyer should recognize before investing time or money in a so-called “expert.”

    What You’ll Discover Today:

    • Why the flashiest gurus are often the most empty
    • How fake gurus emotionally manipulate their audience
    • The truth behind the “overnight success” myth
    • Why legitimate professionals offer references and skin in the game
    • The key difference between real experience and recycled theory

    Red Flags Covered:

    1. Focus on aspirational trappings instead of substance
    2. Emotionally manipulative storytelling with no actionable takeaway
    3. Promises that sound too good to be true—and are
    4. No verifiable references or testimonials
    5. Zero experience building real businesses
    6. No body of work to speak of
    7. Refusal to put skin in the game

    Real Gurus Dave Recommends:

    • Joe Polish
    • Alan Weiss
    • Jim Palmer

    Call to Action:
    If you’ve ever been tempted by a flashy sales pitch or shiny Instagram persona, this episode is your wake-up call. Watch, take notes, and protect yourself—and your business—from the BS. Then check out the next video linked below for real business development strategies that work.

    Links and Resources:

    • Subscribe via Email: GetInsideBS.com
    • Watch on YouTube: Inside BS Show YouTube
    • Connect with Dave: LinkedIn Profile
    • Call Us: (305) 692-5531
    18 min
  • Tiny Habits to Double Productivity | 853

    In this episode, Dave Lorenzo shares the power of stacking tiny habits to drive major business growth. As the first half of 2025 wraps up, he reflects on how simple daily disciplines have compounded to generate real results.

    Dave breaks down three core habits that have transformed his business:

    1. Writing a Daily LinkedIn Post – For 12+ weeks straight, Dave has posted once per day. The outcome? Over 1,200 new followers, 500 new connections, and rising visibility that reinforces every client interaction.
    2. Sending Three Handwritten Notes Every Day – This habit has rekindled old relationships, sparked new meetings, and directly resulted in real opportunities, including podcast interviews, business lunches, and new service connections.
    3. Recording a Daily Podcast – The anchor of his productivity. It sets the tone for each day, shares value, and keeps momentum rolling.

    Each habit takes under 30 minutes. Collectively, they form the backbone of a system that’s generated high-value conversations and positioned Dave as a trusted advisor.

    The message is clear: You don’t need radical changes to see massive results. Start with one small daily action—just one handwritten note, one short post, or one new connection. The compound effect will take care of the rest.

    Key Takeaway:
    Three tiny habits. Ninety minutes a day. High-value client relationships that last a lifetime.

    Call to Action:
    Pick one habit. Start today. Then do it again tomorrow. Tiny hinges swing big doors.

    10 min
  • How a Daily Podcast Changed My Life | 852

    Dave hits the six-month mark of consecutive daily episodes and shares the unvarnished lessons learned. The habit of recording every day has re-wired his workflow and proven that consistency beats inspiration. When time is scarce he repurposes high-value interviews rather than miss a day, protecting trust with listeners. The next phase will feature weekly segments with financial expert Harry Cendrowski along with two new guest interviews each week. The episode closes with a challenge for listeners to build their own tiny habits and a preview of tomorrow’s deep dive into habit stacking. 


    Key Topics Discussed

    • Why committing publicly locks in performance
    • How tiny habits theory powers daily content creation
    • The productive role of curated “rerun” material
    • Plans for adding fresh expert voices each week
    • Translating podcast discipline into health and productivity gains 

    Call Us
    (305) 692-5531

    Call to Action
    Subscribe so you never miss the new interview format rolling out next week. If this episode pushed you to start a daily habit, share your commitment with Dave on LinkedIn and tag the Inside B.S. Show.

    8 min

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