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Niching down is something that we’re doing differently for this podcast episode.
As you know — Erik is one of the owners here at Predictive and has joined Stephen for several episodes on the podcast, which has been a fun opportunity to share Erik’s smarts with our community in new and deeper ways.
No doubt — Erik has a depth of expertise, and we’re looking forward to him joining Stephen as his guest on the show again soon.
That said — for today — we’re going to do something different and share the full-length interview where Erik was interviewed by Deb Zahn, the fabulous host of the “Craft of Consulting” podcast.
Deb did an exceptional job of orchestrating a deep and instructional conversation around a topic that, in our experience — agencies, business coaches, and strategic consultants — typically either run from — or — move toward in a somewhat committed way.
When the episode aired — we listened to every word because what Erik shared was so helpful and awesome.
You’ll hear Erik map out everything about niching down:Transitional moments in the business are always exciting! Erik Jensen is an owner and Chief Strategy Officer at Predictive ROI, a strategic digital marketing agency focused on helping agencies, coaches, and consultants build and monetize an authority position.
If you have ever been told you need to be creating and sharing all sorts of content with your audience, but no one has shown you how it becomes one of the transitional moments for your business – PROI is here to share in full transparency the ways we’ve seen our prospects consume and engage with our content – and how that has turned prospects into clients.
Erik is all about helping business owners build more stable, profitable, and scalable businesses, not by shouting directions from below, but by helping shoulder owners’ burdens and hike up the mountain alongside them.
What you will learn in this episode is about transitional moments:Agency client relationship? Jamie Shibley is the CEO of The Expressory, a strategic gifting agency that believes the key to accelerating your business growth and profitability in the post-covid era will rely on your ability to effectively nurture the agency client relationship.
After 20 years in the Corporate world full of IT & eCommerce roles, Jamie launched an online brand of her own. Jamie understands the influence of strategic gifts and wants to help business owners thrive in a high-tech world through the creation of long-lasting emotional loyalty. Respected as a market leader, Jamie’s gift designs have been featured on Entertainment Tonight.
What you will learn in this episode is about agency client relationship:Authority positioning will make you the obvious choice to your target audience. Dr. Lauria will explain how this could be one of the best tools your agency will ever use.
Dr. Angela Lauria, freelance ghostwriter, and editor, founded The Author Incubator in 2013. The Author Incubator was first created to be a home for bold, influential—even radical—ideas in publishing. Angela had planned a career in activism and social change after completing her PhD in the European Graduate School where her dissertation “From Medea to Media: Live Performance as a Vehicle for Social Change” was published by ATRPOS PRESS as part of the Think Media Philosophy Series.
Little did Angela realize that it was this experience of getting her own book published that would forever alter her trajectory and unknowingly provide her with authority positioning. To pay her way through graduate school, she helped companies and individuals write and publish their books.
However, when Angela realized the publishing industry was ripe with subversion and disruption, she decided that she was being called to do something about it. It was then that she had the vision to create The Author Incubator: To empower agents of change and transformation; coaches, healers, lightworkers to write their book, to create a difference, and ultimately, to create massive social change in the process.
What you will learn in this episode is about authority positioning:Ecosystem culture can be helpful in propelling both you and your client’s potential to greater heights. We’ll cover every details with Pamela Slim to ensure that you’ll be able to understand her ideology behind it.
Pamela Slim is an award-winning author, speaker, and business coach who works with small business owners ready to scale their businesses and IP. She is the author of Escape from Cubicle Nation (Penguin Portfolio, 2009), Body of Work (Penguin Portfolio, 2014), and The Widest Net (McGraw Hill, November, 2021). Pam and her husband Darryl co-founded the K’é Main Street Learning Lab in Mesa, Arizona, where they host scores of diverse community leaders and regular small business programming.
What you will learn in this episode about the ecosystem culture:Data driven business strategy is something that you need to utilize to stay ahead of the competition. Join us in today’s episode for this insightful discussion with today’s guest, Cary Weston.
Cary Weston is President and Chief Marketing Officer at Sutherland Weston. Cary is the person that will cut through the trendy business-speak and help define what the real goal is. A fan of function over form, his charge is to ensure that creativity doesn’t mask the need and that the work is focused on results.
Too honest at times, he believes the world could benefit from some more ‘old-fashioned’ and less ‘bright and shiny.’ When it comes to clients, his approach to using data driven business strategy gave them a much-needed boost to get ahead of the game.
Cary is active on several community boards and causes, including volunteering as a board member for little league and coaching youth basketball and football.
He was a founding member and the initial Chair of Fusion: Bangor, an organization developed to connect and inspire young professionals to become active and engaged in their community. He has served as a multi-term city councilor, is a former Mayor of his hometown Bangor, and founded the Mayor’s Coalition in Maine.
What you will learn in this episode is about data driven business strategy:How to create systems for your business? If you’re interested, listen to what our guest, David Jenyns, says for today’s podcast episode.
David Jenyns began his entrepreneurial journey when he was 20 years old. Like any good entrepreneur, David was never short on ideas and has owned, run and been involved in a variety of different business ventures. Everything from developing successful stock market trading courses, to franchising rock ‘n roll retail clothing stores, to building a successful software as a service company.
Most well-known for building one of Australia’s most sought-after digital agencies, David’s approach to digital marketing combines many disciplines. His methods – outlined in his Amazon bestselling book “Authority Content” – earned him international respect and recognition.
More than 10 years later, his two companies, Melbourne SEO Services and Melbourne Video Production, are still going strong and are the flagship examples of David’s approach to systematizing a business.
What you will learn in this episode about how to create systems for your business:High impact coaching, a discussion with Kim Ades on how you will become the best in your industry when you’re with the right coach!
Kim Ades (pronounced add-iss) is the Founder of Frame of Mind Coaching™ and Co-Founder of The Journal That Talks Back™.
Recognized as a pioneer in the field of leadership coaching and thought mastery, Kim uses her unique philosophy and direct coaching style to help leaders identify their blind spots and learn to direct their thinking to achieve extraordinary results.
Author, speaker, entrepreneur, coach, and mom of five, Kim is dedicated to teaching her high impact coaching process to leaders, executives, and entrepreneurs worldwide.
What you will learn in this episode about high impact coaching:The best time management strategies are something that you need to practice to get you ahead of the game. Molly Rose Speed will be your guide on these strategies, especially on how you can apply to both your personal and professional life!
Molly Rose is an expert in creating what everyone wants more of — time and freedom. Through her methods of intelligent systems, automation, and outsourcing, you’ll experience another 10-15 hours per week of freedom and flexibility.
As the founder of Virtual Assistant Management which provides trusted Virtual Assistant solutions and flawless tech execution for busy entrepreneurs, Molly Rose is the go-to professional for some of the most successful entrepreneurs and leaders in the financial and personal development industries.
Molly Rose is an awarded military spouse and solo world traveler who believes in creating a business and a life that allows you to do more of what you love.
What you will learn in this episode is about the best time management strategies:Jody Sutter is the owner of The Sutter Company, a new business consultancy that advises small agencies on organizing and operationalizing their growth strategy. She started The Sutter Company after more than two decades of running business development teams for agencies, large and small, and spanning a diverse list of disciplines. They’ve included R/GA, OMD, Havas Media, and The VIA Agency.
Best business development program? Jody frequently speaks at leading industry events around the world such as Traffic & Conversion Summit, INBOUND, the ICA’s Agency Transformation Summit, The Drum’s Pitch Perfect new business conference, and is a featured instructor in the 4As Learning & Development program.
Her book, A Small Agency’s Guide to Winning New Business: 8 Steps to Winning More of the Right Kinds of Clients, is now available on Amazon.com.
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