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Unknown Host hosts Return on Reputation, a business show with 66 episodes published.
Vincent Pierri spent years writing a new forty-five-minute talk every week for a room of three hundred people. No teleprompter. No rehearsal. Cross four or five hundred people, he says, and loyalty stops being the reason
Keith Cline joined LinkedIn on December 8, 2003. He's member number 55,829. Twenty-three years later he has 20,000 followers, and almost nothing he's posted is about him. He's interviewed the CEO of Klaviyo, the co-found
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Subscribe to the weekly Authority Brief: https://get.obeycreative.com/newsletter The search landscape is undergoing a massive shift. While most businesses still focus on traditional Google rankings, your next customer is
Most founders think branded merch is a waste of money. Chris Farris has spent 20-plus years proving the opposite. In this episode of Return on Reputation, host Justin Obey and Chris Farris, founder of Boost Promotions, b
Can you build a B2B pipeline on LinkedIn with no ad spend, no cold calls, and no cold emails? Michael Kurson did exactly that, and he tracked every step. Michael is the co-founder of FirstTouch, a platform that turns Lin
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📩 Subscribe to our newsletter the Authority Brief: https://get.obeycreative.com/newsletter 🎙️ Free Podcast Planner GPT: https://get.obeycreative.com/podcastplanner Most early-stage founders think they have a marketing
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What do you do when the New York Times labels you the face of failure — and your face is literally the first result when someone Googles the word? If you're Suneel Gupta, you use the article as your calling card, spend t
In 2007, a kid from Bentley University Googled "personal branding" after a boring corporate training class and decided to own the entire category. Today, Dan Schawbel has 170,000+ LinkedIn followers, a newsletter reachin
Thomas Edwards Jr. built one of the most recognizable personal brands of his generation. He was the real-life Hitch. Wall Street Journal. CNN. Steve Harvey. Tamron Hall. ABC Nightline. MTV. Axe. Maxim. Over 400 media app
What does it really take to kill your own brand — and rebuild it into something better? In this episode of Return on Reputation, host Justin Obey sits down with Jon Mason, founder of Swing Juice, for a raw and honest fou
Most founders chase the next ad format, the next platform, the next growth hack. But what if the thing that was actually closing deals was just you, posting honestly on LinkedIn every week, even when it felt cringe? In t
What does it actually take to raise a venture fund when no one would have hired you to run one? And how do you build the kind of reputation that convinces 80 people to bet their money on you before you have ever written
How do you build a personal brand that compounds over time? What does it actually take to go from invisible to authoritative, and what are the laws of brand storytelling that make it all work? Justin Obey sits down with
What separates founders who scale from the ones who stall? Andrew Nash has spent 40 years finding out. Serial founder, investor, and entrepreneur Andrew J. Nash has built and exited companies acquired by Apple, eBay, Del
Anthony Pierri
Cofounder & Partner · Fletch PMM
1 appearance on this show
Suneel Gupta
Entrepreneur and Bestselling Author
1 appearance on this show
Jon Mason
Momentum Works Financial
1 appearance on this show
Jessica Chase
Co-Founder and CEO · GetAboveTheFold.com
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Nash
ADS (Autonomous Drive System) Engineer – Canada · Washington Capitals
1 appearance on this show
Laurie Schloff
executive communication coach, author · Partners in Communication, Inc.
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Rohan Shah
Chief Revenue Officer and Co-founder · Extend
1 appearance on this show
Steve McGarry
CEO · Rosaluna Mezcal
1 appearance on this show
Dave Holmes
former MTV VJ and host of MTV's Spring Break 1999 · Ontario Provincial Police
1 appearance on this show
Mara Smith
Attorney to Tequila Founder · Inspiro Tequila
1 appearance on this show
Sam Moore
Entrepreneur, Owner of Hazlo Beverage, Content Creator, Host of "What Made You Do It Podcast" · Hazlo
1 appearance on this show
Ila Byrne
co-founder · Parch Spirits Co.
1 appearance on this show
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