The Jeff Large Podcast

Tom Schwab is the Founder of Interview Valet, a service that handles all aspects of scheduling guests on relevant podcasts. His early experience as an engineer in the Navy running nuclear power plants, instilled his belief in systems and refining whats working. In this episode we discuss listener statistics and reasons why you should podcast now.

Rebecca Gill runs Web Savvy Marketing and three SEO related groups: DIY SEO, SEO Bootcamp, and SEO Launchpad. In this episode, Rebecca discusses the early days of SEO, best practices for SEO success, and the importance of connecting to the human variable.

Dan Moyle is the Chief Marketing Officer for Interview Valet, where he focuses on securing podcast interviews for their clients. He is a firm believer in the inbound marketing strategy and philosophy, and is passionate about his faith, family, motorcycles, pizza rolls and marketing. In this episode, Dan gives insight into why podcasting is an effective way to give people the information they need, rather than trying to shout over the noise in the traditional marketing conversation.

Owner of Digital Kung Fu and Host of The Matt Brown Show, Matt Brown is an entrepreneur based out of South Africa with a focus on podcasting and business consulting. In this episode, Matt shares his principles of success for entrepreneurs, why businesses should be focused on podcasting, and some interesting statistics that he has compiled on podcast consumption.

What are the benefits of making a podcast? Will a podcast help your business? In today’s episode, I discuss 9 different ways you can determine the return on investment or ROI of your podcast.

We have a time and reach problem; we spend too much time creating content (articles, videos, podcasts, etc) that does not make any impact. The solution: Reuse your content.

In this episode, I (Jeff) document the week of launch and reflect on the “lost season.” I also give you a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work from home. Best of all, you get a preview of season 02.

Philip Morgan specializes in brand positioning and is convinced the clear position will attract more of the right clients to your business. In this episode, Philip shares his journey of going from bankruptcy to a thriving consulting business and the changes he made to get there.

Kai Davis helps freelancers and consultants uncover hidden profits in their business without spending more on marketing. In this episode, Kai shares a wealth of information on the importance of client relationships and growing a sustainable business.

Mark Zimmerman first bought a Mail Boxes Etc. store in 2002 and it was converted to a UPS Store in 2014. He has around 70-100 customers through his store each day and gives a transparent look at the routine of running a brick and mortar store.