Join us on The Guy Who Knows A Guy Podcast as Michael Whitehouse sits down with Jeff West, a renowned author and sales expert with decades of experience transforming the sales landscape. Dive into Jeff’s journey of authoring award-winning business parables and uncover the insights that have made him a pivotal figure in sales and entrepreneurship.
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Amanda Abella: Make Money Your Honey
Join Michael Whitehouse on The Guy Who Knows A Guy Podcast as he interviews Amanda Abella, an award-winning content creator and business coach. Amanda reveals how she slashed her workload by 84% through sales task automation and offers insights on cutting marketing and labor costs by 50% with improved systems. With networking expertise that led to a network of 130 referral partners, Amanda shares valuable tips on sales, communication, and leveraging technology for business success.
Interview with Justin Moore
Join the Guy Who Knows a Guy Podcast for an exciting episode featuring Justin Moore, a singer-songwriter, social media influencer, and founder of Podigy. Discover Justin’s authentic networking journey in the music industry, leading to transformative connections, including a call with the guitarist of Maroon 5. The episode explores the power of authenticity, podcasting as a networking tool, and the nuances of monetization. Justin shares insights into Podigy’s role in empowering coaches through podcasting and the importance of combining AI tools with human expertise. Whether you’re a podcaster or entrepreneur, this episode offers valuable tips for successful networking and a sneak peek into the upcoming JV Connect event!
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podigy website: www.podigypodcasts.com
Bernie Franzgrote: Networking with an Open Mind
Dive into the intricate world of networking with Michael Whitehouse and guest Bernie Franzgrote in this engaging episode of The Guy Who Knows A Guy Podcast. The duo explores the art of making introductions, delving into scenarios where compensation may not align with traditional expectations. Bernie shares captivating anecdotes, including a unique connection involving clinical trials through a charity introduction. The conversation unfolds, emphasizing the unanticipated rewards of altruism and the value of keeping an open mind during networking endeavors. Don’t miss the insightful tips and stories that unfold in this dynamic episode.
7 – Why Not to Come to JV Connect
Welcome back to the Guy Who Knows A Guy podcast! In this episode, host Michael Whitehouse tackles common concerns about the upcoming JV Connect event, drawing from insights gathered in a recent survey. He dispels myths surrounding networking events, underscores the value of connections, and elucidates why JV Connect serves as a growth opportunity for businesses at any stage. If listeners are curious about networking or hesitant to attend, Michael offers valuable insights. Prospective attendees can register at JV-connect.com for a distinctive networking experience!
Beejel Parmar: Skyrocket Productivity With AI
In this episode of the “Guy Who Knows a Guy” podcast, host Michael Whitehouse welcomes Beejel Parmar, founder of a pioneering VA business. Beejel discusses the transformative impact of AI on the virtual assistant industry. He shares his innovative approach to collaboration between human VAs and AI, coining the term “virtual advisors” and he emphasizes the strategic investment of saved resources, shifting focus from cost reduction to substantial returns for business growth. Exploring the importance of networking, he highlights the role of VAs in seamless pre, during, and post-networking support.
Beejel provides insights into entry points and invites listeners to explore more at BeeEpicOutsourcing.com.
6 – Networking is a Sales Opportunity
Years ago I heard advice from Success Champions Network founder Donnie Boivin. He taught that every networking event is a sales opportunity. For some time, I did not like this because I did not understand it. I heard it to encourage pitching at networking events, but that’s not what it means at all. One absolutely should not pitch, but one should always remember that the goal of all this meeting and greeting and relationship building is to ultimately find a sale, whether today, tomorrow, or next year.
In this episode, I discuss more how to thread the needle between being too salesy while networking and being too social.
Success Champions Network – https://www.successchampionsnetworking.com
Sean Malone: Co-Founder of FlowChat
Dive into the transformative world of networking with the ‘Guy Who Knows a Guy’ podcast! Join host Michael Whitehouse and industry expert Sean Malone as they explore the art of authentic connections, sharing insights on effective networking strategies and the innovative role of technology in platforms like Flow Chat. Elevate your networking game and get ready for the groundbreaking JV Connect event on December 12th to 14th, 2023 – an unmissable experience for business growth and success!
Keeping Track of All the Things at a Virtual Networking Event
“Join us on the Guy Who Knows A Guy Podcast as we prepare for the upcoming JV Connect in December 2023. Discover how to navigate virtual events, make meaningful connections, and ensure you leave with booked appointments. Learn the art of keeping track of everything in a busy virtual event, and don’t miss out on valuable opportunities. Whether you’re looking for joint venture partners, prospects, mentors, or accountability partners, this episode will equip you with the essential tips for success. Tune in and get ready to maximize your networking experience at JV Connect. Visit JV-connect.com and register to put these strategies into action. Don’t miss out on this insightful episode by your host, Michael Whitehouse, and stay tuned for more valuable content on the Guy Who Knows A Guy Podcast.”
Steve Sims: Go For Stupid
In this episode of The Guy Who Knows a Guy Podcast, the host, Michael Whitehouse, introduces the upcoming JV Connect networking event and interviews networking expert Steve Sims. Steve shares his inspiring journey, emphasizing the role of curiosity and determination in his success, and dispels the myth that networking is reserved for certain backgrounds or personalities. He highlights the significance of having a clear purpose and intention in networking and the importance of follow-up to maintain and deepen relationships. Steve provides insights into the strategy of categorizing connections based on their potential and offers practical advice on efficient networking for both introverts and extroverts. The episode concludes with a focus on the power of organization, delegation, and prioritization in networking. Steve’s valuable insights shed light on the art of building meaningful and impactful connections in the world of networking.
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