April 24 Show – Profitable Advertising Part II

Brad Sugars visits with Roger prior to the Business is Booming Tour on Wednesday in this week’s show.  Hear what matters to business owners and what topics Brad will be covering in the Seminar during this interview. Roger, Val and Mac discuss various issues around advertising your business profitably.  Testing and measuring your advertising is key to understanding what is working and what is not.  Social...

Business is Booming Interview with Brad Sugars

Today Roger interviews Brad Sugars, Founder and CEO of ActionCOACH, for his upcoming Business is Booming tour which will be in Boise Wednesday evening, April 28, 2010.  Tune in to hear why business is booming for Brad and the ActionCOACH team and their clients and make sure to attend this event to see how your business can be booming, too.  Register at:  http://www.businessisboomingtour.com and enter code...

April 3 Show – Jason Schultz Boise Chamber

  Roger and Mac speak with Jason Shultz from Boise’s Chamber of Commerce.  Jason is director of programs and small business.  The overall topic of this week’s show is where do business owners turn to get help?  Everyone needs help as they grow their business so where can they go and what programs are available?  One program is  Metro Conversations  which is a bi-monthly networking event for...

March 27 Show Business Mastery & Niche

Hawk’s Eye on Business Roger Hawk and Mac Wrigley discuss the first two steps of the 6 steps to building a better business in this issue of Hawk’s Eye on Business.  Topics discussed in Step 1 – Mastery are: Destination – Where is your business going?  What does it look like when you are done building it? Money – What areas of money mastery are the most important?  Which...

How Do New Business Owners Market Their Services?

  Hawk’s Eye On Business     There are many new business owners hitting the market these days as a result of all the layoffs in corporate America.  Statistics show that 80% of these new businesses will be out of business within 5 years and of those that make it that far, 80% of them will fail in the next 5 years.  So only 4% of the new business owners will make it through the first 10...