The Squirrel Marketing Podcast

On the latest episode, Bill and Jeffrey talk about leadership styles, and how the different styles are used in today's business world. In addition, the guys talk about how to identify and alter leadership styles to best suit the personnel you are working with. 

In this episode, Bill and Jeffrey talk social media strategy for companies and a couple of general rules of thumb for how to best position your social media channels for success. 

In the latest episode, the guys talk about the 7S model, used by businesses around the world as a playbook for success in their respective field. Take a listen as the guys dive deep into the world of marketing, and squirrel off in between. 

In the latest episode, Bill and Jeffrey dive deeper into the marketing and business world talking about strategic planning and how that is necessary for a business to grow and be successful, with of course some squirrels in between. Take a listen and enjoy!

In the last episode, Bill and Jeffrey talked about companies doing a SWOT analysis, highlighting what a company needs to improve their overall business. In this episode, the guys talk about an action plan, which highlights how to execute those needs in a timely manner. 

In Episode 2 of the podcast, the guys discuss what a SWOT analysis is and how it can help any company in assessing their goals going forward. One of the most important things CEO's and the like can do for their companies are SWOT analyses to truly show where the company needs assistance and where it can flex its muscles. 

In the pilot episode of the Squirrel Marketing Podcast, Jeffrey Cooperstein and Bill Bronson discuss what the word marketing really means in a professional sense. There are many things that go into marketing, but it all circles back to one common goal. The guys go in depth on the misconceptions of the word marketing, and how companies try to intentionally misuse it to hire new people in the workforce for jobs they did not sign up to do. sit back, relax and enjoy the squirrel!