Episode 363 includes: Building a personal brand when you genuinely hate self-promotion, hiring your first marketing person: what to look for and when to do it, and what a second generation MSP owner knows that you don’t.
Episode 363 includes: Building a personal brand when you genuinely hate self-promotion, hiring your first marketing person: what to look for and when to do it, and what a second generation MSP owner knows that you don’t.
Episode 362 includes: The best lead magnet for MSPs in 2027, the power of a strong opinion in your marketing, and the fascinating insight of why this MSP sold… and why the buyer bought.
Episode 361 includes: How to ace networking even if you’re an introvert, why you should be thrilled when a Super MSP comes to your town, and what’s working best in MSP search lead generation right now.
Episode 360 includes: How to use your MSP’s origin story as a marketing asset, can you use your local community to generate leads?, and what if you could own your MSP but not have to run it?
Episode 359 is a podcast SPECIAL: Fast Growing MSPs Do Just TWO Things Differently.
Episode 358 includes: The one email sequence every MSP should have running, how to get your whole team involved in marketing, and how to arrange a party for 3,000 MSPs.
Episode 357 includes: How to write a case study that makes prospects salivate, is it ever a good idea to rebrand your MSP?, and you can’t grow your MSP until you’ve got solid leadership (even if it’s just you and a tech).
Episode 356 includes: The format for a perfect discovery call, how to market your MSP during a quiet spell, and the secret to being recommended more by AI.
Epsiode 355 includes: Deep dive into winning financial services clients, the “trust transfer” trick: borrowing credibility from people prospects already trust, and he built an MSP to $143m exit, and understands why MSP founders get stuck.
Episode 354 includes: How to win back a client who dared to leave you for another MSP, the horrendous truth of how MSPs are losing sales opportunities and annoying existing clients on the phone, and this MSP thinks you should sell Google Workspace, not Microsoft.