Some people might find it old-school, but you can never go wrong with going back to the basics. Building a successful business requires a solid foundation, and this foundation must be built on solid principles and ideas from those who came before you.
Today, I speak with businessman, mentor, and author Brian Kurtz. Brian’s interest lies mainly in direct marketing, and this has raised his previous company to its current glory of $150 million. He is a master in direct marketing, having the ability to navigate expertly in various forms and media. In his spare time, he works on another passion of his–serving as an umpire for Little League Baseball.
Brian shares with us his principles when working with digital marketing and how these principles helped him grow his business into what it is today. In this episode, we discuss a wide range of topics from Brian’s book, like how to build your network offline.
These are only the highlights, so listen to the episode for all the exciting and value-adding things we have in store for you.
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That’s it for this episode; I hope you learned a lot. This is part one of a two-part interview with Brian Kurtz. Watch out for part two, coming soon in this podcast.
Connect with Brian Kurtz through his website. You can also watch his informative videos on Youtube. We also encourage you to check his book, Overdeliver to find valuable suggestions on marketing and copywriting!
Thank you for tuning in and see you next episode!
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