Tim Reid

The Small Business Big Marketing Podcast with Tim Reid

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Tim Reid (AKA Timbo) interviews the most innovative founders in the world of small business. In this award winning podcast business owners share where their original business idea came from, how they got it to market and the strategies they used that led to their business’s unprecedented growth. Tim Reid's curiosity for what makes business owners tick and his passion for small business success means that every episode is chock full of marketing gold that will help you build that beautiful business of yours into the empire it deserves to be.#SmallBusiness #Entrepreneur #BusinessGrowth #Marketin...

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Tim Reid

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Nov 14, 2025

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How to slow down and build an empire, with hat entrepreneurs Loz and Alex | #468 04.07.2019

Loz and Alex cruise around this lucky country in a Volkswagen, entertaining their legion of social media fans with cool pics of themselves sitting by campfires, swimming in deserted beaches and camping by the shores of remote lakes. They look like they’ve fallen off the cover of an Angus and Julia Stone album! Oh, and did I tell you they run a three-year-old hat business called Will and Bear...

The E Myth’s Michael Gerber on how to build an extraordinary business | #467 27.06.2019

Michael Gerber (author of The eMyth, once voted the best-selling business book of all time ) says the vast majority of small business owners are on a fool’s errand. And he’s on a mission to turn them from a bogged down company of one, to an absolutely brilliant company of one thousand. It’s a very repeatable episode 467 of  The (award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing Sh...

Why marketing works | #466 20.06.2019

Jeff Swystun who in a previous life was the CMO at Interbrand, and the CCO at DDB Worldwide. He then saw the light, escaped the cubicle and went out on his own to become a consulting CMO to brands wanting to lead. But where it gets interesting is Jeff has just released a book called Why Marketing Works , in which he identifies through a mountain of his own roll-up-the-sleeves research, 7 timeless...

This world-first healthcare membership model puts an end to charging by the hour | #465 12.06.2019

Naturopath Katherine Maslen decided that charging by the hour had hairs on it … so, she bravely launched the world’s first natural healthcare membership model. Did it get a few existing clients’ noses out of joint? Yes! Would she do it all again? Hell yeah!   A little bit more about Shift’s Katherine Maslen ... Katherine Maslen is a naturopath, nutritionist, author, m...

120,000 round beach towels later, co-creator Victoria Beattie shares her secrets to running a very chilled business | #464 05.06.2019

Can you believe the round beach towel wasn’t a thing until just six years ago?! Like, how did it not get invented decades ago?! Well, stop scratching your head because you’re about to meet Victoria Beattie, the creator who’s already sold 120,000 of them!   A little bit more about The Beach People’s Victoria Beattie (and her sister Emma) ... The Beach People was founded...

Serial entrepreneur Carl Hartmann on how to successfully grow and scale any business | #463 30.05.2019

Carl Hartmann knows how to grow and scale businesses … from scratch. In fact, he’s one of Australia’s leading serial entrepreneurs, having taken his first idea - Temando - to over 80,000 users, 3-billion transactions and over $55M in funding. And today, he shares his 5 tips for growing and scaling your business.   A little bit more about serial entrepreneur Carl Hartmann .....

Bringing 5-star restaurant service to a wholesale business with City Larder’s Robbie Bell | #462 22.05.2019

City Larder’s Robbie Bell has worked in some pretty famous kitchens around the world. Now he’s started his own business as a Charkuhturer. You know what that is, right?! And he treats his wholesales as if they were guests in a 5-star restaurant. A little bit more about City Larder’s Robbie Bell ... After completing his apprenticeship as a young chef in England, Robbie Bell spent...

10 Facebook advertising tips for small businesses on a tight budget | #461 16.05.2019

Advertising on Facebook (and Instagram) can be a frustrating exercise, especially if you don’t know what you’re doing. But what if there were 10 simple things you could do to increase your ROI by multiples. Well guess what? There’s ten simple things you could do to increase your ROI by multiples. And today's special guest, who’s spent $2M of his own money on marketing, and...

How a small, resource-poor business is conquering the world with a range of non-alcoholic spirits | #460 09.05.2019

I was emceeing a function the other night when this fellow suggested I have a couple of cheeky G&Ts before going on-stage. “Thanks, but no thanks” was my response, as I never drink when working. Refusing to take no for an answer, he tells me the Gin is completely alcohol-free and tastes exactly like Gin. And in fact, if I didn’t like Gin, there were 12 other flavours to choos...

How to make a boring service interesting with Sendle founder James Chin-Moody | #459 02.05.2019

There are some businesses I wished I’d created. Sendle is one of them. It’s disruptive, fun to use, and solves a painful problem us small business owners have. Today we meet founder James Chin-Moody who tells us how he’s done it.   A little bit more about Sendle co-founder James Chin-Moody ... For the past couple of decades, Sendle founder James Chin-Moody has had an impress...

How a podcast contributed to 10X growth for a small solar energy business | #458 25.04.2019

I’m kind of surprised more business owners don’t podcast. I mean, bang for buck, podcasting delivers such amazing returns. Well today’s guest, Nigel Morris of small business Solar Analytics and the Solar Insiders podcast says podcasting is instrumental to his business’s success.   A little bit more about Nigel Morris ... Today’s special guest I met on a road show...

Extremely personalised online marketing helps a 24 year-old vintage watch geek turn-over $2.3M per annum | #457 16.04.2019

If you think selling your product or service is hard, then try selling vintage watches worth thousands of dollars, sight unseen, online. Today’s guest does exactly that - in fact, last year he sold over $2.3M worth ...  and in this revealing chat, he shares his secret sauce on exactly how he does it. Hint: It’s all about how to create extremely personalised online marketing ;0) &n...

How mindfulness changed Ray Good’s business (and personal) life for good | #456 10.04.2019

In 1993, Ray Good AKA Sugeray was one of the world’s top DJs. He then had a breakdown, learnt to meditate and started a seafood empire. Now he’s on a mission to teach mindfulness and meditation to business owners everywhere. Ommmmmmmmmmm ….   A little bit more about Ray Good ... The year was 1993. The Prodigy had just gone platinum, crop tops were cool and Ray Good was livi...

How to make your brand a household name | #455 04.04.2019

Imagine cracking the marketing code to the point where your brand became a household name. That’s exactly what Ben Goodfellow, the founder of the now iconic Tradie underwear brand has done. And in this revealing chat, he shares exactly how he’s done it.   A little bit more about Ben Goodfellow ... I’ve admired from afar the way Ben Goodfellow so quickly made the Tradie under...

Consumer futurist Amanda Stevens on how and why epic marketing is the way to go | #454 31.03.2019

You know how much the marketing world has changed in the past few years, right? That’s why you listen to this show … to stay on top of the latest trends. Well, today’s episode takes your trendwatching to a whole new level as Australia’s leading Consumer Futurist Amanda Stevens and I have a solid conversation about exactly what you should be doing to super-charge the market...

How to get the Kardashians to endorse your product with Sant and Abel’s Sophie Lovejoy | #453 22.03.2019

Love them or loathe them, having The Kardashians endorse your product or service would most likely be good for your business. Well, today’s guests did exactly that, getting millions of dollars of publicity along the way.  And guess how much it cost her?   $50,000? $500,000? $5,000,000?   Nope. It cost her absolutely nothing!   A little bit more about Sophie Lovejoy Adelai...

How to get Elton John as a client | #452 14.03.2019

Elton John is a client of Steve Sims’ business The Bluefish, which is kind of interesting in itself. What’s even more interesting is how Steve came to get Elton as a client in the first place. In this revealing chat Steve shares: How he got Elton John as a client How to get past the Dobermans in order to get to the final decision makers Why relationships take time Why you need to be su...

Snot! Yes snot! That’s what Laura Klein is building her empire on | #451 07.03.2019

As you may know, one of my favourite types of guests to have on this show is a long-time listener. A business owner who has a huge amount of respect for marketing, and someone who’s actively implementing the ideas they pick up from listening in. Well, that sums up today’s guest beautifully. Here’s what she said to me in an email a few weeks ago: “Hey Timbo, let me know if y...

How to ignore your competition ... even when you’re completely surrounded by them | #450 01.03.2019

If you’re like most small business owners, you’re hugely concerned about your competition. Well imagine this … you open a shop in a street with not one, not two, not three, but 30 competitors all with shops selling similar things to you … and not just in the same town, but in the same street!!! How would you feel? Worried? Would you constantly check what they’re up...

Sporting legend turned entrepreneur Matthew Pavlich is disrupting a very antiquated industry | #449 22.02.2019

Retiring in 2016, AFL legend Matthew Pavlich went on to complete his MBA then get involved in his first serious business venture called PickStar , which is now Australia’s largest marketplace to book sporting stars for any event, marketing campaign or fan experience.   In this candid chat Matthew talks about: Life after football Why he loves business so much The similarities between ach...

Is running a location independent business for you? | #448 14.02.2019

Digital nomads Nat Thomas and Niv Nobacht run serious businesses from wherever they are in the world. As long as they have their computer and a solid Internet connection then life is good. In this candid conversation, you’ll discover the pros and cons of running a location independent business and how it may be able to be applied to the way you run your business. It’s time for a little...

Janet DeNeefe’s Midas touch has enabled her to grow a business empire she loves on the beautiful island of Bali | #447 07.02.2019

Australian Janet DeNeefe met a Balinese man in 1984, and with very little thought, moved to the charming Balinese hillside town of Ubud and threw herself into a new life. She had no plan (she never does as you're about to find out!) … she just knew she was in love. Back then, ducks and cows wandered down the main road and telephones were a luxury. That was 35 years ago. Since then, she&rsqu...

Imagine selling a property for $994 million … Real estate agent Bernard Uechtritz did - Here’s his sales tips | #446 [Revisited] 01.02.2019

2016 went down as a banner year for gun real estate agent Bernard “Bernie” Uechtritz. First, there was the historic and record-breaking sale of the Waggoner Ranch for $994M plus he won a slew of industry awards. Immediately when I read about this property for sale I needed to speak with the agent responsible for the sale. How did he get the listing and how is he going to market a prope...

Male stripper Sam Priestley & wife Hannah are working hard (and smart) to corner the Australian Hen’s Party market | #445 26.01.2019

Sam Priestley makes a living by dressing up as a fireman then taking his clothes off in front of women. Yes, he’s a stripper! Hannah Priestley, Sam’s wife, runs the business. And it’s a very successful business at that. So much so that Sam works just one day per week, and they both earn far more than they ever did in their previous full time jobs. Oh … and Sam’s char...

Stay-at-home mum turned toy manufacturer is winning in an over- saturated market | #444 19.01.2019

Busy mum-of-three Rini Lombard never dreamed about launching her own business, it was her ballet-loving daughter that inspired her to take the leap. Despite the toy manufacturing industry being highly competitive and saturated, Rini launched her line Ballerina & Me, confident that her dolls would bring joy to the whole family. 7000 happy customers later, Rini lives to tell us her success story...

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