Quantum Marketing: Partnering with the Invisible
In this episode I talk to Patrick Geary about Quantum Marketing.
In this episode I talk to Patrick Geary about Quantum Marketing.
In this episode we talked about:
How reaching out genuinely can make a big difference in your business.
Tips for solo entrepreneurs on making real and meaningful connections.
And more!
In this episode of the Humane Marketing podcast, we dive into the ‘P’ of Pricing, exploring the art of authentic pricing conversations and strategies with our guest, Nikki Rausch, CEO of Sales Maven.
Join me in a conversation with Cara Steinmann, the visionary founder of the Ravel Collective and host of the Ravel Radio podcast.
In this blog on Lead Generation for Coaches, we’ll provide an overview of leads in sales, from understanding what they are to how this applies to your coaching business.
In this article, we will dive deep into the concept of the Marketing Canvas—a human-centric approach that replaces cold sales funnels with a warm and ethical framework designed to resonate with your ideal clients, all while staying true to your values and revolutionizing the way you market. Ready?
Today’s conversation fits under the P of Personal Power
If you’re a regular here, you know that I’m organizing the conversations around the 7Ps of the Humane Marketing Mandala.
Eddy shares thought-provoking perspectives on the distinction between communities and audiences, drawing from real-life examples, talks about the essence of “Community” and explains the numerous benefits of communities, for its members and the brand. Eddy’s definition, “When at least two people begin to feel concern for each other’s welfare,” encapsulates the spirit of community.
In this blog, we’ll provide an overview of leads in sales, from understanding what they are to the strategies you can use to acquire, nurture and convert them into customers. But most importantly, we’d like to help you humanize those leads and therefore give you a leads synonym.
Eddy shares thought-provoking perspectives on the distinction between communities and audiences, drawing from real-life examples, talks about the essence of “Community” and explains the numerous benefits of communities, for its members and the brand. Eddy’s definition, “When at least two people begin to feel concern for each other’s welfare,” encapsulates the spirit of community.