The Small Business Big Marketing Podcast with Tim Reid

Dare Jennings founded the iconic, irreverent and highly collectible Aussie surf-brand Mambo, which he sold in 2000, made a lot of coin and moved on to his next endeavor, Deus ex Machina, where he combined his love of motorbikes, surfing, and music, to create a business that has stores in Australia, America, Asia, Europe and Africa. So sit back as Dare chats with host Tim Reid about how he uses culture to build incredible, sustainable, and loved businesses. And most importantly, why trying to be everything to everyone is a wonderful recipe for failure.

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John Murphy is an Irish, animal lover living in Italy selling eBikes to hunters all over the world. Banned from Facebook Ads and Google Adwords despite spending tens of thousands of dollars with them, he urgently had to figure out another way to drive traffic to his drop-shipping business’s website. He did. And his six figure annual turnover quickly went to seven, with the majority of his sales coming from organic traffic.  Fortunately for you and I, John shares his secret sauces (yep, there’s more than one) with us today. It’s a stop-relying-on-Facebook-and-Google-ads episode 596 of The (13 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing Podcast with host Tim Reid. 

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Belly Band creator Carol Brunswick spent over $300,000 of her family’s savings, with little or no return, before landing on a more effective way to grow her business. The new improved way involved bootstrapping everything, and adopting a people first, profit second philosophy. It worked! Now she’s sold 70,000 Belly Bands and absolutely loves building a business that’s making such a difference to her precious customers’ lives. Although it does raise the question … What on Earth is a Belly Band?! It’s a curious, yet warm and fuzzy episode 595 of The (13 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast with host Tim Reid.

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Amanda Walker is the co-founder of the hot chip mini empire Lord of the Fries. Launched in 2004 with her husband, they now have 23 stores nationally. Join host Tim Reid as she shares her business journey along with why and how to slowly build a business you’ll love.

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Here's a masterclass on how to create Australia's best gelato experience with Gelato Messina's co-founder Declan Lee. All this and more on The Small Business Big Marketing Podcast hosted by Tim Reid.

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No matter what industry you're in, challenge the way things get done, because more often than not, there’s always a better way. That’s certainly the experience of Steffan Van Lint, the founder of Quiz Meisters, one of Australia's largest (and certainly most fun) pub trivia companies. It’s a trivial episode 592 of The (12 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast with host Tim Reid.

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From the first time I saw Emma & Tom’s Juices on the shelf at my local cafe, I was hooked. Finally, there was a cool looking juice brand, with interesting flavours, no funky additives, plus it was named after two anonymous people. Who the hell was Emma and Tom?! It’s taken me 18 years to find that out; but it was worth the wait. Let’s go and meet Tom Griffith in a very juicy episode 591 of The (12 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast with host Tim Reid.

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I’ve always thought us business owners can learn so much from the hospitality industry, around customer service, customer experience, local area marketing etc. So, when I heard about multi-million dollar publican, Stephen Hunt, who started his 7 hotel empire from his parents’ backyard, I just had to get him on the show. It's episode 590, full of one-percenters, of The (12 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast with host Tim Reid.

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This simple, inexpensive, proven system enables you to generate more leads into your business (and convert them) than you could ever imagine. Plus it takes your prospects’ eyes off the price. Listen in as The Institute of Wow's John Dwyer explains how with podcast host Tim Reid.

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You’ve got a list as long as your arm of ideas to grow your business. And I’m guessing some of those ideas will happen all in good time. But some of those ideas may require more money than you currently have in order to bring them to life. That’s where equity crowdfunding steps in. A relatively new industry that’s growing by the minute. And who better to explain it to us than Australia's leading expert on the topic. It's a very equitable episode 588 of The (12 year-old, award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast with host Tim Reid.

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