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Hosted by Kirby Hasseman · business · EN · 500 episodes
Kirby Hasseman interviews marketers, entrepreneurs, and leaders from around the globe to help you elevate your business.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDelivering Marketing Joy is a business podcast hosted by Kirby Hasseman, with 500 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Delivering Marketing Joy
In this week's episode of Delivering #marketingjoy Todd Katcher joins the show to discuss accidentally becoming an entrepreneur, understanding customer needs, the human element in technology, and managing multiple ventures. Listen now!
Delivering Marketing Joy
How many times have you looked at a problem and thought, “Someone should really do something about that”? Here's the challenge: you are someone. In this episode of DMJ 1 on 1, I break down five truths about accountability and why taking ownership can change the way you approach your work, your leadership, and your life. It's easy to see what someone else should fix. It's easy to wait for a leader to step up, a coworker to take responsibility, or circumstances to change. But real progress starts when we stop pointing at the problem and start asking, “What can I do about it?” These five truths aren't about taking responsibility for everything that happens around you. They're about recognizing where you have influence, taking ownership of what you can control, and being willing to take the first step. If someone should do something… you are someone.
Delivering Marketing Joy
In this week's episode of Delivering #marketingjoy Jonathan Schaeffer joins the show to discuss shifting from AI research to personal empowerment, the value of personal knowledge, His new AI model "Kind", and preserving value in AI. Listen now!
Delivering Marketing Joy
In this week's episode of Delivering #marketingjoy Michelle Glogovac joins the show to discuss the rise of podcast guesting, connection over promotion, crafting the perfect pitch, and getting started with podcast guesting. Listen now!
Delivering Marketing Joy
Marketing can feel productive even when it isn't actually working. In this webinar, I break down the problem with Random Acts of Marketing—the disconnected social posts, emails, digital ads, promotional products, events, and other tactics businesses try without a clear strategy connecting them. We'll look at why random marketing creates inconsistent results, how to identify where your own strategy may be disconnected, and what you can do to start bringing those efforts together. I also explain how HYBRID Marketing can help connect your physical and digital marketing so each tactic supports the others instead of operating on its own. The goal isn't necessarily to do more marketing. It's to make the marketing you're already doing work together. If you've ever felt like you're spending time and money on marketing but aren't sure whether it's actually moving your business forward, this webinar is for you. Stop doing random acts of marketing. Start building a system.
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