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Kevin Brewer - How LEO Events Are Weathering The Storm In The Events Industry
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles
08/27/20 • 44 min
In this episode, Matt talks with Kevin Brewer, one of the principals with LEO Events.
During the global pandemic environment, a number of industries are hit hard and facing major challenges. The events industry is one of those hit. As one of the major players in the industry, LEO Events is taking action to weather the storm and helping their clients navigate how to engage their audiences. And they're even focusing beyond themselves and supporting and engaging with events agencies, vendors and freelancers within LEO Events' ecosystem.
Even if your business isn't in the events industry, you'll learn lessons on what you can do to intentionally lead your team, and clients, and vendors through a challenging and uncertain time.
We hope you enjoy this episode, and we're excited for you to hear the next ones. We've got more great guest interviews and a few lessons with Matt along the way.
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Andrew Davis - The Loyalty Loop and Marketing Momentum
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles
08/11/20 • 53 min
In this episode, Matt talks with Andrew Davis, author of Brandscaping.
Very few marketers and business leaders focus on the sum total of the full experience they deliver to customers. Instead they focus on a few key pieces of the experience, or they focus on recreating the same performance of their last big content piece. Matt and Andrew discuss how that approach is wrong and how business leaders can focus on their Loyalty Loop and Marketing Momentum to deliver an overall outstanding experience.
Oh, also, Andrew shares the biggest business lesson he learned early in his career when he was working for The Jim Henson Company.
We hope you enjoy this episode, and we're excited for you to hear the next ones. We've got more great guest interviews and a few lessons with Matt along the way.
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Juliana Marulanda - Simplify Your Business and Scale Your Time
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles
03/08/23 • 44 min
In this week’s episode of the SIMPLE brand podcast, I talk with Juliana Marulanda, founder of ScaleTime!
Juliana and ScaleTime have helped hundreds of agency owners and business leaders get their lives back by developing systems to save time, add employees, and streamline processes to create lean, mean, profitable machines.
Some of the topics we discuss include:
- Why most leaders have a hard time creating and managing systems
- Having systems in place helps your people feel secure and view you as a better leader
- Having the right systems in place creates an engaged culture
- How to recognize that you don’t have the right systems in place
- How to assess the strength of your current systems (if any!)
- Templates for content your team creates repeatedly can actually help them be creative
- Training your people on processes is just as important as documentation of processes
- How to ensure your people actually follow your systems
- Perfection can kill your progress when building systems so iterate and evolve them
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Bryan Kramer - There Is No B2B or B2C: It’s Human to Human
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles
03/01/22 • 50 min
Anthony Iannarino - Eat Their Lunch: Winning Customers Away From Your Competition
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles
12/01/21 • 44 min
In this week’s episode of the SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles podcast I talk with Anthony Iannarino, author of Eat Their Lunch: Winning Customers Away From Your Competition!
Here’s a scary truth as it relates to your customers. Your customers don’t have an abundance of opportunity for you.
Your customers have finite time, finite resources and finite attention. None of them are able to, nor do they want to, accept all competing offers and solutions thrown their way.
That’s why - like it or not - sales is often a zero-sum game. Your win is someone else’s loss. Most growth, most achievements, most wins require you to take market share from your competitors, while they’re trying to do the same to you. I mean - how else can you grow your business by double digits if you’re in an industry that’s only growing at a lower rate?
The point is: if you don’t win over and persuade your customer, someone else will.
And (no matter what your role is) if you’re trying to persuade others for anything, that means you’re in sales.
But how can you persuade others in a crowded world when your customers are bombarded with competing experiences, competing requests and competing relationships every day?
How can you create, and continue to offer value to others so they view you as a long-term partner?
Thankfully, Anthony Iannarino is here to share how to do that this week.
Anthony’s an international keynote speaker and the Founder and CEO of B2B Sales Coach & Consultancy, a boutique sales coaching and consulting firm where they provide individual and corporate training to sales teams.
And he’s the author of The Lost Art of Closing, The Only Sales Guide You’ll Ever Need and Eat Their Lunch: Winning Customers Away From Your Competition.
Anthony and I discuss his lessons on winning, developing and managing client relationships. While Anthony approaches his lessons from a Sales perspective, they’re valuable for anyone that needs to build relationships in their career. That includes you and me!
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2020 Recap: Lessons on Providing a SIMPLE Customer Experience
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles
01/08/21 • 36 min
J.J. Peterson - Marketing Made Simple
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles
07/21/21 • 60 min
In this week’s episode of the SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles podcast I talk with J.J. Peterson, co-author of: Marketing Made Simple!
When I look across the marketing landscape, Storytelling is still one of the biggest buzzwords today. Most any, and every, CMO likes to tell you that they embrace storytelling in their marketing.
But here’s the thing, storytelling is overused today.
Don't get me wrong - storytelling itself is valuable, impactful and absolutely necessary for creating and managing a relationship with your customers. What’s getting overused is the term: storytelling. And it’s being overused because marketers are simply slapping it onto what they think storytelling is.
There’s a reason everyone’s talking about storytelling - it’s because true storytelling works.
But there’s also a reason why storytelling isn’t working for so many marketers - it’s because they're doing it wrong.
And that’s why I’m happy to talk with J.J. Peterson this week.
J.J. is the Sr. Director of StoryBrand where he’s helped over 10,000 businesses learn how to clarify their message so they can thrive. He’s the co-host of both the Business Made Simple podcast AND the Marketing Made Simple podcast. He’s the co-author of the book: Marketing Made Simple.
J.J. and I talk about how most brands are using storytelling in the wrong way and how the StoryBrand framework can help them do it in the right way that will help them hook and engage customers for the long-term so their business really thrives.
And one of the great things about the StoryBrand framework is that it can be used beyond just marketing. If you’re giving a presentation to an audience, making a proposal to a potential client, pitching a new idea to your leadership, trying to influence someone else to take action - you’re going to see much better results when you use the StoryBrand framework.
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Mark Schaefer - Cumulative Advantage: How to Build Momentum Against All Odds
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles
12/07/21 • 57 min
Stephanie Stuckey - How to Revive a Dying Brand
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles
05/18/21 • 51 min
In this week’s episode of the SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles podcast I talk with Stephanie Stuckey, CEO of Stuckey's Corporation.
If you’re my age, or even older, you likely remember the roadside retail brand - Stuckey’s. At one time it was the main roadside convenience store chain along much of the U.S. highways. If you were on a family road trip, you knew that was the place where you could stop and get a consistent experience, lots of treats - including their famous pecan log, and lots of souvenirs to keep everyone occupied in the car.
But I understand if you’re not that familiar with Stuckey’s - it’s not the road trip icon that it once was. At their peak, Stuckey’s had over 350 locations in the U.S. Now they have less than 70.
As Stuckey’s fell out of family hands and was sold and resold to different owners, the brand has been struggling for decades. Until now.
In late 2019 Stephanie Stuckey, grand-daughter of founder W.S. Stuckey, purchased and took the leadership reigns over Stuckey’s and now she’s full-steam ahead on turning the brand around.
Stephanie and I discuss all the work she’s been doing to mount a brand comeback story that’s redefining the road trip experience and capturing the hearts of nostalgia-loving fans everywhere. From her scrappy marketing strategy, to simplifying her operations, to the lessons she learned from her grandfather, to turning a profit for the first time in over five years - it’s all a fascinating discussion that gives you some great insight into how to revive a dying brand.
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Honoree Corder - You Must Write a Book
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles
09/01/20 • 52 min
In this episode, Matt talks with Honoree Corder, author of 50 books including You Must Write a Book and the co-creator of the Miracle Morning book series.
One of the best ways for business leaders to grow their personal brand and their business' brand is to write a book. So why do so few actually do it? Most simply don't think it's feasible. Honoree helps us understand just how feasible it is and why you MUST write your book. Even beyond just the writing of the book, she helps us understand what goes into creating a professionally edited and designed book that people will actually want to pick up and buy. And she helps us understand what all is needed to successfully launch and market a book.
We hope you enjoy this episode, and we're excited for you to hear the next ones. We've got more great guest interviews and a few lessons with Matt along the way.
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How many episodes does SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles have?
SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles currently has 151 episodes available.
What topics does SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles cover?
The podcast is about Brand, Branding, Marketing, Management, Social Media, Leadership, Experience, Business Strategy, Productivity, Podcasts, Business, Customer Experience and Content.
What is the most popular episode on SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles?
The episode title 'Kevin Brewer - How LEO Events Are Weathering The Storm In The Events Industry' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles?
The average episode length on SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles is 49 minutes.
How often are episodes of SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles released?
Episodes of SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles are typically released every 7 days, 2 hours.
When was the first episode of SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles?
The first episode of SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles was released on Jun 16, 2020.
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