As an entrepreneur and striving to become a master of business strategy, you must sustain a high level of productivity while remaining calm, cool, and collected. As business leaders and managers, every new day introduces an abundance of crossfire, pressure, conflict, and change. As a entrepreneurial business strategist, there exists a few key techniques and practices that will help you to transform the noise and conflict agents into profitable productivity while bathing and basking in a sea of calming peace. So then how can we go about maximizing productivity and calm control simultaneously? That is our focus on this edition of, “The Strategist Radio LIVE."

Top entrepreneurial earners know quite well that working your fanny off to win a customer only to lose that customer is the pits. That stated, believe it or not, small, mid-level, and large business entities literary drive their own customers right out the front door. Why is this phenomena happening every day to businesses all across the globe? If you are in mood to trash your business efforts, apply these 7 ways to lose your customer in under seconds. If you are more focused upon driving your business and brand to the next level of success, please do refrain from deploying these customer-killing antics. What are these customer-crushing techniques? That is our focus on this edition of, “The Strategist Radio LIVE."

As entrepreneurs we notably understand that from the ashes of failure we can accomplish our most ambitious business objectives. Certainly, making a business mistake is not a fun-filled endeavor. In fact, what if you knew ahead of time which business start-up errors you must avoid at all costs, would feel empowered and more confident about playing through business start-up strategy? So then, what are these 5 huge business start-up errors to avoid? After all, insightful knowledge is power! That is our focus on this edition of, “The Strategist Radio LIVE."

As entrepreneurs we notably understand that from the ashes of failure we can accomplish our most ambitious business objectives. Certainly, making a business mistake is not a fun-filled endeavor. In fact, what if you knew ahead of time which business start-up errors you must avoid at all costs, would feel empowered and more confident about playing through business start-up strategy? So then, what are these 5 huge business start-up errors to avoid? After all, insightful knowledge is power! That is our focus on this edition of, “The Strategist Radio LIVE."

New entrepreneurs see their top industry competitors as outright enemies. As battles continue to ensue for increased target market share, what can we learn from our most fiercest competition? Understanding that a significant part of our competitive strategy is to identify the strengths and weaknesses of those businesses that aspire to capture and sustain a larger share of your similar market (customer base). What is the best way to conduct a useful external environmental analysis so that you can more productively and profitably design  and implement your unique business marketing differentiation strategy? Why is competition good? That is our focus on this edition of, “The Strategist Radio LIVE."

Some authors struggle to sell more books. This is true for both independent self-published and traditionally published book authors. The book market is astronomically competitive and growing more competitive with each new day. What one powerful book marketing strategy can you implement - starting today - to differentiate your book sales model from the rest of the book author pack? That is our focus on this edition of, “The Strategist Radio LIVE."

Marketing strategy is all about building a consumer or business following. Both video and textual content are two powerful marketing mediums. They say video killed the radio star. The question is: Did it also kill the print star? And what does the answer to that question mean for your online content marketing strategy - video and/or print (textual) marketing content? But, which of the two carries more weight and why must you know and understand the clear-cut facts about these two highly significant marketing channels? That is our focus on this edition of, “The Strategist Radio LIVE."

What social media strategy do you use to generate social media brand awareness? Social media marketing done right can help your unique brand exude expertise, support, quality, service, reliability, credibility, and respect. Your ability to encourage any of these actions comes from your brand’s authority -- and one of the best ways to build that is through the savvy use of social media. In fact, recent research from Econsultancy shows that 71 percent of brands plan to invest more heavily in social media in the coming year to reach new followers and build brand reputation. What plug and play social media marketing strategy must you implement into your business marketing plan? That is our focus on this edition of, “The Strategist Radio LIVE."

Working from home might sound easy to some and spooky to others. When choosing to be a work from home entrepreneur, there are dangers and risks you should not only be aware of, but to avoid to ensure your business strategy is moving forward productively and profitably. That is our focus on this edition of, “The Strategist Radio LIVE."

Some authors and publishers will tell you that as an self-published - independent book author, you will never see that light of day relative to holding a book signing event at a big box bookstore, like Barnes & Noble, Christian Family Stores, or one of the various other retail book stores. If you are a self-published or traditionally published author on a mission to secure a local, national, and/or international book signing event or full-blown tour, there is a strategy that can increase your author, publisher, publicist odds of closing big box bookstore book signing events while awarding you increased earned media (free publicity) exposure. So, how, as an independent - self-published or traditionally published author, publisher, or publicist land book signings at big box bookstores? That is our focus on this edition of, “The Strategist Radio LIVE."