Podcasts about mission marketing

Off the Grid, On the Mission: Marketing for the Quiet Founder with Rachel Earp I Ep. 75Are you holding back on launching your business or ministry because you think marketing requires you to be on camera, dance on videos, or post every single day?In this liberating episode of She Will Flourish, Rachel Earp addresses the myth that you need to be a loud online personality to succeed. Discover five gentle, high-converting strategies to quietly dominate your industry through written relationship marketing—completely off-camera and just as effective.There is a massive lie circulating in the modern marketplace that says: If you aren't willing to be hyper-visible, loud, and constantly on camera, you can't compete. We look at the women with massive followings, polished video reels, and huge circles, and our quiet hearts convince us that we don't have what it takes. And let's face it...marketing is a beast! So we copy what everyone else is doing because we aren't sure how to tackle it for ourselves.When you try to force yourself into a performative, camera-facing box that violates your natural design, you don't just get exhausted—you experience deep Holy Spirit friction. Because you feel like you have to perform, and that takes away from showing up genuinely without all the pressure.In this practical and reassuring conversation, host Rachel Earp shares her journey of closing the camera apps and turning to the power of the written word. Grounded in the timeless wisdom of Proverbs 25:11, Rachel breaks down why social media is borrowed land, but your email list is your kingdom property.If you are ready to trade the pressure of the algorithm for deep client connection, learn how to build a faceless brand with authority, and out-care the loudest voices in your industry, pull up a chair to our front porch. You don't need a ring light to build a thriving kingdom business.Visit the Front Porch: Ready to stop performing for the algorithm and build a business in a way that honors your natural design? Join the sisterhood today inside the Flourish Collective at www.wewillflourish.orgFollow Rachel Earp: Stay connected with Rachel on Instagram at @iamrachelearp or visit www.rachelearp.com for daily encouragement, faith-filled inspiration, and practical resources.Join Me on Substack: Ready for deeper, written strategies on how to navigate the business world without selling your peace to the algorithm? Subscribe to Rachel's dedicated Substack publication for quiet business women: https://substack.com/@iamrachelearpAbout the She Will Flourish Podcast: The She Will Flourish Podcast is a welcoming space where women grow in confidence, deepen their faith, and embrace God's calling. Through honest conversations, biblical wisdom, and practical encouragement, Rachel equips women to flourish in every season of life.Subscribe & Review: If this conversation encouraged you to rethink visibility, embrace your natural design, and pursue a quieter way of building, please leave a 5-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! Your support helps more women discover the She Will Flourish Podcast and become part of this growing community.Remember: You don't have to become louder to become more effective. Your quiet, thoughtful, relational way of communicating may be one of the greatest strengths God has placed within you. You can build authority, nurture relationships, and create a thriving kingdom business without dancing for the algorithm or putting yourself on camera every day.

In this episode of The Real Build, I sit down with Giselle Harthan, our new marketing coordinator at RK Reiman Construction, to introduce her to the team and give a behind-the-scenes look at how we're building our brand.We talk about Giselle's background, what brought her into marketing, and what stood out about RK Reiman when she first connected with our company. We also get into what she's learned so far stepping into the construction world and how she sees marketing playing a bigger role in the future of this industry.We also cover:What builders are getting wrong when it comes to marketingWhy showing behind-the-scenes content matters more than everHow strong branding builds trust with homeownersWhat we're working on to grow RK Reiman moving forwardThis is a real conversation about culture, growth, and what it takes to build a brand that people actually connect with.

About the Guest: Dr. Hiral Patel is the owner of Solid Smiles in Lewisville, Texas. As an "OG" member of The Making Of community, she transitioned from searching for acquisitions to building her own startup from the ground up in 2019.Episode Summary: Collin and Dr. Patel discuss the full evolution of a startup—from the first "silent" months in 2019 to a thriving, five-op practice seven years later. Hiral gets transparent about the financial struggles of the early years, the importance of "boots on the ground" marketing, and the deeply personal motivation behind her practice: her father's battle with and victory over oral cancer. She also shares her simplified hiring philosophy and why she wouldn't trade ownership for an associate role for anything.Key Takeaways:A Personal Mission: Hiral opens up about her father's oral cancer journey (diagnosed in 2014).The Marketing Myth: Hiral shares how she used baskets of cards at local businesses and handwritten thank-you notes to build a patient base when the phone wasn't ringing.Attitude Over Resume: Why Hiral looks for people who are presentable and willing to learn rather than "experienced" staff who might be jaded or stuck in their ways.The Power of Coaching: Hiral utilizes a coach to role-play handoffs and case presentations monthly.Financial Reality: Hiral breaks down her personal pay structure from Year 1 ($23k) to Year 7.Time Stamps:[00:00] Intro: Meeting an OG member of the 14,500+ Facebook community.[05:30] The "Anti-Startup" mindset and opening in August 2019.[12:45] Bootstrapped Marketing: 7-Eleven flyers and Chipotle baskets.[18:20] The "Secret Sauce": Why Hiral's team still sends 50 handwritten cards a month.[23:40] Outfitting rooms: Why Hiral wishes she did more than 2 ops at the start.[28:15] The Paycheck: From $23,000 in Year 1 to owner-level income.[34:50] Hiring & Firing: The first termination and hiring for attitude.[42:15] The Heart of the Practice: Hiral's father's oral cancer story and 10-year recovery.[53:10] Advice for the Grind: "The days are hard, but the years are good."Connect with Dr. Hiral Patel:Instagram: @solidsmilesPractice: Solid Smiles (Lewisville, TX)Featured Sponsors:Studio 88: Specialized dental marketing that tells your story. Visit s8e8.com.Net 32: Compare brands and vendors in one place. Visit net32.com/themakingof.Support the showFind Out More Thank you for listening to The Making Of podcast. If you enjoyed it, please share with anyone you think will gain value from the show by clicking on one of the sharing tabs above. SUBSCRIBE to our NEWSLETTER HERE Also, please consider leaving an honest review on iTunes. It helps other listeners find the show, and I would be forever grateful.Questions or comments? Feel free to contact us at - themakingofadental@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram or Facebook and improve your dental practice every day!Have you subscribed? Don't miss a single episode!

Undergraduate enrollment is on a 10-year decline, culminating in the sharpest drop in enrollment in 50 years during the pandemic. Universities are not only competing with other institutions, but with the promise of higher education itself. Join Jaimie Hunt, VP and CMO at Old Dominion University, in a session about the expanded strategic role of marketing in higher education, the importance of engaging with prospective students across multiple touch points throughout their journey and infusing excitement in engaging events that hold true to brand that are more inclusive and far reaching than ever before.

2 Ways You Can Use HEADLINES To Become Irresistible To Customer Tune in and discover where and when to use headlines and a FREE tool, that will do the work for you. [Ready to start a course, or program or get your product online?] Join Bible Business Academy as we walk you through every step of the process in just 10 weeks! Discover how using Mission Marketing and Biblical Teachings can help you build a purposeful and profitable business so you can create the lifestyle and business you desire and deserve. Grab a pen, paper, highlighter, and your favorite beverage, and get ready to take your life and business to the next level with God leading the way. Today's Scripture: Matthew 6:33 But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you. Do This Next 1. Download our “FREE Report” for building a business using biblical principles and mission marketing at “www.BibleBusinessAcademy.com/report 2. Join our FREE Face Book Group [Bible Business Academy} https://www.facebook.com/groups/243685492868396 3. Subscribe to Cathy McReynolds /Bible Business Academy YouTube Channel at https://bit.ly/35V9810 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/biblebusinessacademy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/biblebusinessacademy/support

In this episode we sepak to Esmeralda Cullhaj,  a Digital Marketing Strategist and Business Coach/Consultant. Esmeralda has a  MSc in International Relations with a strong interest in innovation and development. As a multicultural and multidisciplinary professional with work, studies and life experiences in 10+ countries, Esmeralda enjoys constantly growing and learning about innovative solutions which help the development of people, ideas, businesses and societies. Some of the areas Esmeralda will help you grow your business in are: • Digital Marketing Strategy • Innovation Consulting • Project Management / Project Coordinator/ Project Supervisor • Conference Services • Research in Human Rights, International Relations and Political Studies • Social Inclusion / Social and Professional Reintegration • HR Training and Organizational Development You can connect with Esmeralda at the following links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/esmeraldacullhaj/overlay/contact-info/ ****If you enjoyed this episode please follow the show, share it with a friend and leave a review on Spotify ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/4JfM1ZitoXTP6DXXfUbqRm?si=9f68c2de30a5446f⁠ for more thought-provoking discussions on mindset, personal growth, and peak performance.**** Do you want to be featured on The Phase 4 Podcast? Fill out this form! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScSDX6Nm2Mdi-auIiqAH0f3ZTjllNRlIFbanu7mzmMUzjQMvw/viewform?usp=sf_link Connect with Jp ⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/NextStepsAcademy     In addition, The Next Steps Academy is proud to announce the release of  Words From Walden, An Inspiring book that celebrates Nature, Spiritual Awakening, New Age thinking and Esoteric views of the world. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9XFT5VT?ref_=pe_3052080_397670860 

In this episode, Katie welcomes Roselle Caballes, an IGC graduate and entrepreneur who helps coaches with their own marketing, as well as guides them around the mindset blocks and resistance that come up with gaining visibility, overthinking social media, and creating content. Tune in as Roselle shares her journey from a job she hated with a degree she didn't use to combining her years of sales and marketing experience to help women gain the confidence and clarity to build impactful and fun coaching businesses.    Don't miss this conversation on giving yourself permission to create whatever your heart and soul desire through taking ownership of becoming the creator in all facets of your life.   KEY POINTS: -  Roselle Caballes' path to her unique blend of life coaching and marketing - The power of social media and content, beyond making money   - How to decide what to share online - The formula for a six-figure business, from a marketing perspective  -  What's your secret sauce - owning your voice and unique gifts  - Creating from intuition and authenticity    QUOTABLES: “I realized that all the fears that I had about putting myself out there were about myself, but there was a greater purpose in the story that I shared that was for everyone else. And that kind of fulfillment is what makes me just really excited about sharing stuff online.” “I treat my marketing and my business like it's a playground, like it's all just an experiment. It gets to be fun if you decide that it gets to be fun. It gets to be simple if you decide that it gets to be simple.”   GUEST RESOURCES: Learn more about Roselle Caballes and her work at: rosellecaballes.com IG | instagram.com/becomingroselle FB | facebook.com/becomingroselle   PRODUCTS / RESOURCES: Find your purpose, live it, and get paid with Inner Glow Circle, an ICF Accredited life coach school for women, by women. innerglowcircle.com Chat with our Admissions Advisor! innerglowcircle.com/call  Want to learn more? Text 'become a coach' to 813-212-8869!   And if you like what you're hearing, connect with us on social media! IG | @innerglowcircle - instagram.com/innerglowcircle FB |  @innerglowcircle - facebook.com/innerglowcircle Six Figure Certified Coach is edited by Instapodcasts (visit at instapodcasts.com)

In this episode of Chasing the Insights, I talk to Business Coach and Podcast Host Jo Ingram. Jo talks to us about how we can be magnetizing soul clients with Mission Marketing. Jo is a former Ad Agency Director turned Business Coach and Podcast Host who combines her corporate skills in marketing and revenue generation with tools from spiritual wisdom and her Pranic Healing certification to fulfil her mission to help driven, over-proving visionary female coaches, listen to their intuition and find their unique message to magnetize soul clients and build business success in alignment with what lights them up.

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Outbound lead generation is very much alive and well, and it’s still a valuable part of any marketing strategy.

Today on the pod, we have Ryan McKenzie, co-founder of eco-friendly laundry strip brand Tru Earth - Canada’s 2nd fastest growing startup. Tru Earth has seen a two-year revenue growth of 8408% from $0 to a current run rate of over $30 million. Listen to this pod for insight on:

Michelle Boucher joins us again on Mission Marketing to talk about creating a valuable, powerful webinar. Her strategies are useful for any business, but digital health companies in particular will find them helpful.

Michelle Boucher comes on Mission Marketing to discuss how to create a simple business plan that can get you to your next inflection point.

Discover how to leverage the power of the crowd to raise capital and market your health tech startup. Mona Jhaveri joins me on Mission Marketing to share her story and how she is using crowdfunding to fight cancer.

Janae Sharp, founder of Sharp Index, a nonprofit working to solve physician burnout joins me on Mission Marketing to discuss burnout in healthcare and how health tech companies can approach this important issue.

Shelagh Cummins is someone whose unique background in experiential education, combined with her corporate leadership training inspires her practical, hands-on approach to getting real results for her clients. Her ultimate mission is to show other women that it's possible to build a profitable, sustainable business—without drowning in debt, forfeiting family time, or working in their sleep Show  Notes: Shelagh turns theoretical material into content that will be useful and easy to implement. She is a self-described ‘recovering Teacher' who knows the work of a teacher is never done so it is important to “turn off the light in the classroom at the end of the day” knowing that there is always ‘one more thing to do'. In an entrepreneurial setting, your work is never done. Shelagh pointedly says, “There is always one more thing to do. How do I prioritize what actions I need to take throughout the day and how do I know when I've done enough and I can turn off the lights and step away and have a life?” Focusing on Money, Mission and Marketing are keys to grow your business. What do you ned to do to secure that revenue? What is the mission of the business and how are you marketing your business to your target audience?  Listen to another informative episode of The Entrepreneurial You and learn the strategies that will grow your business without giving up the important things. Audience Question: Jo-Ann Richards on Facebook:  What are your strategies for prioritizing? How do you decide what to do next? Tune in for the answer. RESOURCES TO PEAK YOUR PERFORMANCE What kind of entrepreneur are you? Take the QUIZ Connect with Shelagh Cummins Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Visit our Sponsor: Jamaica Stock Exchange Email: Heneka Watkis-Porter 

For VERC Enterprises, business goals always come back to serving the community. Nearly 20 years ago, the company tested a program to provide work to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. After finding that the program significantly increased culture, it grew to providing employment to other hard-to-place individuals. Today, more than 20% of the 250 employees are individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This is just one of the many ways the company seeks to delight customers and celebrate the communities in which it serves. Co-hosts Jeff Lenard, NACS Vice President of Strategic Industry Initiatives; and Stephanie Sikorski, Director, NACS Foundation and Mission Marketing talk to Leo about how he delights customers and gives back to the community.

Customers are increasingly seeking out more fresh items at convenience stores--whether bananas, fruit cups or salads. And this trend is attracting new customers, especially millennials and women. But that doesn’t mean that a fresh offer will work at every store. If you’re not sure if you are ready to expand your fresh offer, review a quick 10-point checklist that Kelly helped develop as part of her involvement on the NACS-United Fresh “Fresh Convenience” task force. Co-hosts Jeff Lenard, NACS Vice President of Strategic Industry Initiatives; and Stephanie Sikorski, Director, NACS Foundation and Mission Marketing talk to Kelly about what stores need to consider before they embark upon a more comprehensive fresh offer in stores.

Larry Thomas is known by that iconic character but sometimes it’s about being in the right place at the right time. He got the call to play the part about 7:30 at night and came up with his character in the early morning hours. And over the course of those few hours he created a character so memorable it led to an Emmy, an iconic catch phrase and a product line of, you guessed it, soups. Larry shares his thoughts on the NACS Show, explains how soup can sell in a c-store, and provides a behind-the-scenes account of his time working with the stars of the hit TV show, Seinfeld. Co-hosts Stephanie Sikorski, Director, NACS Foundation and Mission Marketing; and   Nat Keller, NACS Director of Marketing talk to Larry about foodservice in the convenience channel with the debut of his new soup line, growing up in an entrepreneurial household, and—of course—what it’s like to have been a part of a show that revolutionized American pop culture.

Everyone at the NACS Show was talking about the NACS Show general session speeches. So it only makes sense that Convenience Matters talked to one of these speakers, Steve Gross. At the heart of his work, Steve helps others discover the power of optimism so that they can build resilience and bring greater joy, connection, courage and creativity to their lives. Co-hosts Carolyn Schnare, NACS Director of Strategic Industry Initiatives; and Stephanie Sikorski, Director, NACS Foundation and Mission Marketing talk to Steve about the themes that were part of his highly acclaimed 2016 NACS Show general session presentation.