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Hosted by Brett Allen · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 63 episodes
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This is the Marketing 32 Show, a show that connects with leading dentists, influencers, and experts to explore strategies and innovations that help dental practices grow and thrive.
Brett Allen hosts The Marketing 32 Show, a business show with 63 episodes published.
What happens when a health tech executive laid off abruptly from his job tries to do the right thing by getting dental coverage for his family through the insurance exchange, spends extra on premiums for what he thinks i
What happens when a college student working at Barnes & Noble for $7.95 an hour sees a newspaper ad for an orthodontic assistant position (no experience necessary) paying $10/hour, takes the job in Columbus, Ohio, quickl
What happens when a college student working at Barnes & Noble for $7.95 an hour sees a newspaper ad for an orthodontic assistant position (no experience necessary) paying $10/hour, takes the job in Columbus, Ohio, quickl
What happens when a mechanical engineer spends 10 years in high tech, quits cold turkey in 2005 with no great plan, builds a small consulting firm with his grad school roommate, pivots to start a dental marketing agency
What happens when a mechanical engineer spends 10 years in high tech, quits cold turkey in 2005 with no great plan, builds a small consulting firm with his grad school roommate, pivots to start a dental marketing agency
What happens when you're born into dentistry (literally—dad's a dentist, mom's a hygienist), grow up stuffing envelopes and licking stamps, travel with your parents on humanitarian trips to serve orphans in Guadalajara,
What happens when a 1992 Alaska Airlines flight attendant moves from Seattle to Eastern Washington, decides she can't leave her kids for four days at a time, falls into dentistry through a friend of a friend, and spends
What happens when a dentist who's been talking about becoming a dentist since he was eight years old (literally playing a dentist in a school play) builds a multi-practice portfolio, gets incredible vendor discounts due
What happens when a treatment coordinator at a startup Denver periodontist practice spends a decade helping grow it from one doctor and three team members to five periodontists, 20+ team members, and multiple locations—t
What happens when a business degree graduate joins his father-in-law's dental practice expecting to learn entrepreneurship for a few years, hates it for the first four or five months, then discovers mentors who show him
What happens when someone who didn't know what a prophy was—or even understand what a root canal really involved—answers phones at a dental practice, falls in love with the leadership piece, and eventually becomes direct
What happens when a vet tech with a certification gets less PTO than their friend bagging groceries at Papa John's? Or when dental assistants realize they can make the same hourly rate clerking at a grocery store without
What happens when a brand-new dentist graduates in the middle of COVID, can't find an associateship because everything's closed, and decides to buy two practices within four months—then turns a million-dollar skeleton pr
What happens when a marketing major lands an externship at a dental practice, falls in love with operations more than marketing, and spends the next decade discovering that most practices are bleeding thousands in unsche
What if the problem isn't that you need to achieve more—but that you're chasing achievement in the first place? Dr. Martin Mendelson, founder of Metamorphosis Coaching and former Spear Education resident faculty member,
What happens when a secondary education teacher who "didn't do good science" accidentally gets recruited into dentistry and spends decades discovering that most practices are losing patients before they ever get schedule
What happens when a sports publicist loses his job and accidentally stumbles into dental journalism—then spends 25 years becoming the industry's most vocal advocate for dental assistants? Kevin Henry's journey from cover
What happens when a 20-year-old college student loses her banking internship to bankruptcy and ends up stringing wire through ceilings to install computers in dental offices? For Dayna Johnson, that unexpected detour in
What happens when a chemical engineer accidentally stumbles into dentistry, becomes a university professor for 18 years, then crashes and burns in private practice—only to rebuild and scale to eight clinics, 80 DSO locat
What if the difference between a patient saying "yes" to treatment and walking out the door came down to one simple question? After 30 years connecting with patients—from embarrassed adults with missing teeth to nervous
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The Marketing 32 Show is hosted by Brett Allen. The show is categorised under business and has published 63 episodes.
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