Small Business Audio Index – Page 7
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Resources for Entrepreneurs from the Kauffman Foundation Guest: Marianne Hudson, The Kauffman Foundation. Marianne provides resources available to entrepreneurs today. December 27, 2005. 60 minutes. |
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Web 2.0 – What Is It and Why Should You Care? Guest: Charles Jolley, CEO of Sproutit.com Charles defines in plain English what Web 2.0 means – listen and learn. December 20, 2005. 60 minutes. |
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Trends in U.S. Small Business Guest: Hector Barreto, Administrator of the SBA. Hector shares some interesting facts and insight about some of the challenges small businesses face today. December 13, 2005. 60 minutes. |
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The Spreadsheet is Dead! Guest: Mike Seifert, CEO of Strategic Resources. Web-based business applications can make your organization more efficient and save money. December 6, 2005. 60 minutes. |
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What’s All This Buzz About Buzz Marketing?![]() Guest: Ron McDaniel, CEO of Buzzoodle.com. The trend toward buzz marketing and word of mouth marketing – and why they are so important today. November 29, 2005. 60 minutes. |
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Why You Can’t Ignore These Six Million Businesses Guest: Gayle Watson, President of NAWBO.org. The woman-owned business: what it looks like, how it is different, how you sell to it. November 22, 2005. 60 minutes. |
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Why Most Businesses Lose Their Edge Guest: Gary Harpst, CEO of Six Disciplines. The founder of Solomon Software describes how small businesses can stall and stop growing, and how to prevent it. November 15, 2005. 60 minutes. |
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Recurring Revenue Streams – How to Create![]() Guest: Frank Griffith, Chairman of Griffith Holdings Inc. This successful entrepreneur explains how recurring revenue streams can transform a small business. November 8, 2005. 60 minutes. |
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Changes in Online Media, Including Blogs Guest: Torsten Jacobi, CEO of Creative Weblogging. Insights into today’s online media, including blogs and blog networks. November 1, 2005. 60 minutes. |
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Building Small Businesses that Learn, Lead and Last Guest: Gary Harpst, CEO of Six Disciplines. The problem with most business strategy is executing it — listen and learn how to do it. July 26, 2005. 55 minutes. |
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Selling to Big Companies – It Can Be Done Guest: Jill Konrath, CEO of SellingtoBigCompanies.com. Find out what it takes for small businesses to get big companies as customers. May 15, 2005. 45 minutes. |
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How Musicians, Writers and Filmmakers Make Money Today Guest: Robin Good of mega-site Masternewmedia.com. In this special interview he explains the new business model for musicians and writers today. May 13, 2005. 40 minutes. |
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IT Security: You Have to Take it Seriously![]() Guest: Michael Dees, CEO of eSecurity-direct.com. This IT professional explains what small businesses need to do to keep their information technology systems secure. April 11, 2005. 45 minutes. |
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Stage a Business Coup![]() Guest: Barry Moltz, Author of “You Need to Be A Little Crazy.” Barry does a reading of an article he wrote and gives the backstory on his real-life experiences behind it. April 8, 2005. 13 minutes. |
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Your Best and Highest Use Guest: Andy Birol, Author and CEO of Birol Growth Consulting. To excel as a business owner you must limit your time to your best and highest use. March 25, 2005. 40 minutes. |
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The Well Utilized Business Lawyer Guest: Anthony Cerminaro, Attorney. Find out the secrets for getting the most from your legal advisors. March, 2005. 45 minutes. |
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14 Ways to a Successful Company Guest: Ron Finklestein, Author and CEO of Akris. Ron Finklestein tells real-life success stories from 14 small businesses. These are businesses anyone can identify with. March, 2005. 40 minutes. |
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CEO Talks Guest: Warren Carter, CEO of MyOnlyOne.com. A CEO answers 10 questions about what made his business successful. March 10, 2005. 30 minutes. |
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I Made a Few Hundred Million … Guest: Wayne McVicker, Author and Founder of Neoforma. Wayne McVicker speaks informally about what it was like to start a business that went IPO in the Dot Com boom. February 24, 2005. 35 minutes. |
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Creating Customer Evangelists Guest: Jackie Huba, Author of “Creating Customer Evangelists.” Jackie Huba, the well-known business author, explains what small businesses can do to create customer evangelists. February 24, 2005. 45 minutes. |
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Entrepreneurial Terror: How to Get Through the Dark Days and Into the Light![]() Guest: Ruth King, CEO of BusinessTVChannel.com. Uplifting true-life stories of entrepreneurs who overcame crises. February 10, 2005. 40 minutes. |
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Solutions for the Startup Funding Problem Guest: Peter Ireland, Founder of Antiventurecapital.com. Lesser known sources of funding for your small business or startup. January 27, 2005. 45 minutes. |
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Top 2005 Economic Trends for Small Business Guest: Dr. John C. Soper of John Carroll University. Dr. Soper forecasts the economic trends that will impact small businesses in 2005. January 13, 2005. 45 minutes. |
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Taking Your Small Business Global Guest: Laurel Delaney, CEO of GlobeTrade.com. Today it is possible even for a small business to have a global reach – find out how. December 30, 2004. 45 minutes. |
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How I Run a Publishing Business from a Home Office Guest: Eric Olsen, Founder of mega-site Blogcritics.com. Eric Olsen tells the story of how he runs the wildy popular Blogcritics from a home office. December 16, 2004. 45 minutes. |
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Five Entrepreneurial Myths Guest: Dr. Jeffrey Cornwall, Director, Entrepreneurship Center, Belmont University. Our perceptions about entrepreneurs are not always correct — see why. December 2, 2004. 45 minutes. |