3 smart ways to recruit technicians

3 smart ways to recruit technicians

Paul Green

Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast
Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast
3 smart ways to recruit technicians
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Episode 248 includes 3 smart ways to recruit techs, why worrying kills business owners and the client retention opportunity around email deliverability

Episode 238: HUH? Growing your MSP should be... boring???

Episode 238: HUH? Growing your MSP should be… boring???

Paul Green

Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast
Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast
Episode 238: HUH? Growing your MSP should be... boring???
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Episode 238 includes why growing your MSP should be… boring, what’s your email marketing spam rate, and how to look at your marketing as a prospect does.

Episode 227: MSPs: Get 408 comments on a LinkedIn post

Episode 227: MSPs: Get 408 comments on a LinkedIn post

Paul Green

Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast
Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast
Episode 227: MSPs: Get 408 comments on a LinkedIn post
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Episode 227 includes – can you generate leads by literally knocking on doors, achieve INSANE engagement with a 48 hour LinkedIn frenzy, and how to avoid ‘spammy’ marketing.

Episode 205: A smart LinkedIn MSP marketing trick

Episode 205: A smart LinkedIn MSP marketing trick

Paul Green

Episode 205: A smart LinkedIn MSP marketing trick
Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast
Episode 205: A smart LinkedIn MSP marketing trick
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Episode 205 includes finding the ideal regular cadence for your marketing system, generate more leads with LinkedIn lead magnets, and get new clients and grow your MSP

Episode 202: Ghosted by prospects? Try this

Episode 202: Ghosted by prospects? Try this

Paul Green

Episode 202: Ghosted by prospects? Try this
Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast
Episode 202: Ghosted by prospects? Try this
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Episode 202 includes how to encourage ‘ghost’ prospects to re-engage, grow your LinkedIn connections and email database at the same time, and leadership, true client partnerships and the voice of the CIO