Hosted by Mark Jackson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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This podcast is for small to medium business owners. You've got a lot to gain, a lot to lose, and business is tough; there's a lot at stake. Business acumen is what every business owner needs, it will make a profound difference to your business.This podcast will cover marketing, positioning, branding, lead generation, selling, negotiating, customer service, managing staff, managing finances and accounts and much more.https://www.businessveteran.com.au/mark@businessveteran.com.au
Mark Jackson hosts The Business Coach, a business show with 21 episodes published.
From time to time, myself and other business owners are offered shares in privately owned business. For those a little newer to business, I offer some thoughts on his including the risks, and what to consider if you are
A New Year is starting, so for many people its a time to reflect and think about what they'd like to change in their business. In this episode, I'll talk about refining your market segment - or more spcifically, focusing
Halloween Special: Psychopaths are real, and may not be what you've believed from movies. Furthermore, if you're in business long enough, you will unknowingly employ one. The damage they cause cannot be underestimated. F
Continuing on from part 2, this episode covers the emplpoyee who is not achieving their outcomes. I cover the essentials of managing people, to make sure you getting the basics right, through to a range of other possible
When coming up to end of financial year, it's often a good time to review pays. While you don't have to align your planning with the tax year, it's common to do so, and a good idea to align your pay reviews with customer
It won't take you long in business to run into an employee problem. It is one of the most common and vexing problems we business owners have to face. In this first of a series, I'll cover the most serious problems you're
This is the time of year when it is customary to reflect on the past year, and to list out our hopes and resolutions for the coming year. So in this episode I ask the question "Just why are you in business?". I offer som
Whose job is it to make money in a business? Obviously you, the business owner, but anyone else? What would your staff say? Do they even think about it? This idea makes a profound diffeence to your profit, but very few p
Too many businesses are not paying enough attention to price becasue they fear annoying or losing their customers. But getting your prices right is one of the most profitable things you can do. So how do you do that? Her
When a business is started, the owner/founder has a choice. Most don't know about it, and thus have made their choice by default. This choice has far reaching consequences for your future success. It's never too late tho
There is a magic formula that underpins every business. It's not very complicated, it has only 2 minus signs. Understanding the subtlesties of this formula will make a huge difference to the way you think about how your
Business owners often don't think about this when they start their business - they often just want to get away from their boss, or have always wanted their own business, or started a business in the hope that one day the
Is your business causing you to be far too busy? Struggling to see a way out or a solution? This is an incredible common problem, but there are also good solutions. In this episode I look at the root causes of the proble
Almost every business is struggling to find staff at the moment. However there are strategies you can consider which have worked really well for some of my clients. https://www.businessveteran.com.au/ mark@businessvetera
Just how much you should pay your employees is a constant vexing battle and not well understood on either side of the negotiating table. In the episode, I explore just what you should be paying for and why - and how to e
Performance reviews are hated by many, done badly by most, and avoided by plenty. So why do we keep talking about them? Find out on this week's episode. https://www.businessveteran.com.au/ mark@businessveteran.com.au
Just what is the fatal assumption in business and what has this got to do with you? In turns out, quite a lot, if you're a business owner, and it might have been impacting you for years ... https://www.businessveteran.co
As you grow, you need staff to do the work for you. But that's when the problems start - do they have the same care-factor? Do they have the same idea of what the customer needs? It's rare that that they do. This is when
Not every customer is a good customer. They could be costing you more than they're worth - and the cost is not always obvious. Consider the benefits and have a think about your most troublesome customers. https://www.bus
Too many business owners are working incredibly hard but have too little to show for it. Sometimes fix is easy, and sometimes it takles longer, but either way, here is the solution . Once you've implemented this, you'll
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The Business Coach is hosted by Mark Jackson. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 21 episodes.
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