Franklin Taggart

Franklin Taggart's Virtual Coffee Break

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This podcast appears to become less focused as time goes by. It started as an experiment to post an episode a day for a year. Now, it seems to be an episode a year. Franklin, at various times, has been a musician, recording engineer and producer, a business owner, a personal coach, a marketing agent, a salesperson, a dad, a content creator, a honey bunny, a son, a brother, and a multitude of other descriptors, none of which seem to stick. Two things remain: Franklin has a microphone and a pot-a-day coffee habit. Also here: Episodes from Your Own Best Company and The Reset podcasts.

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Franklin Taggart

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Coffee Break: Appreciation and Recognition in your Marketing Strategy 29.05.2021 7:09

Appreciation and recognition have a place in every stage of your marketing strategy. They're not just for after the sale or at the end of the year. Have you read John Ruhlin's book, Goftology? He talks about creating strong connections early in the relationship with your customer, like before they are even considered a prospect. Renee Shaw offers family and cultural activities to the people on her...

Confidently Speaking - Meridith Grundei 28.05.2021 40:14

4 in 10 adults say that public speaking is their greatest terror. And the Association of American Colleges and Universities listed public speaking as the most in-demand job skill that employers need but can’t find in job candidates. Those of us who are self-employed aren’t exactly off the hook either. Strong speaking skills are a necessity for many of us as we work to represent our businesses and...

Your Own Best Company Podcast Trailer 27.05.2021 1:29

Some of us want a lifestyle and career in which our creativity is the centerpiece. We want to spend our time making life-enhancing, beautiful things. We only have businesses to support and sustain our creativity-centered lifestyle. We need our businesses to be simple, efficient, and profitable, but… We don’t want to build and manage organizations. We don’t want to spend all of our time marketing a...