The SimpleBiz360™ Podcast focuses on inspiring continuous improvement. Our content features "One Minute One Question" shorts, interviews, and monologues designed to ignite contemplation, and action.
After 35 years in business, I have seen, and heard, my fair share of vendors who default to situational fabrication while resolving customer issues. There are many problems with transaction fabricati…
Sharing stories of life can often begin the restoration process for people who have endured similar experiences.
Amada Blackwood shares her remarkable story of escape, and survival, from the horrors o…
Observant buyers can effectively read the tea leaves of business behavior. Savvy customers can sense when they are about to walk into a service mess, or a buyer’s paradise. Baseball pitchers often te…
What would companies look like if the C-Suite personnel engaged in the routine duties of every employee position? The annual figures are about the same for start-up companies compared to businesses t…
Why do some businesses deliberately choose to do what is wrong, even when they know their decision will lead to customer dissatisfaction? To coin an old phrase, some business actions stick out like a…
What are the various ways we engage with customers? More importantly, how do we engage with our customers. Do we wing our encounters and default to verbal wrestling. Do we blurt out the first thought…
Acquiring experience-oriented opinions about purchases can be an arduous task, resulting in excessive costs, and low engagement. This show looks at where to find inexpensive, and expansive informatio…
How often do we recognize the golden opportunities tucked inside of negative events? Probably not as much as we should. Turning lemons into lemonade is an overused cliché, that is undercapitalized in…
As we take the week off from our “3 Biz Tips in 5 Minutes” podcast series, we invite you to Join us as we catch up with Gordon Manzione. The last time we connected was on Episode #43, dating back to …
Imagine reducing the quantity of time in order to increase the quality of service?
We invite you to tag along for a five-minute broadcast that unveils the customer-pleasing math of delivering exceptio…
Want better customer experiences? If so, then how about we start by examining the very packaging we use to get our products into the marketplace. How do our parcels really look when they hit front po…
This five-minute show highlights a few simple, customer-centric guardrails for print catalog design and layout. Buyers want tools that make their job easier. Client-success is magnified when vendors…
Imagine using three, simple words that can change family relationships, companies, and careers! It is no secret that words can tear someone down, or build them up. We invite you to practice using thi…
Company associates detest corporate leadership that is hypocritical. Very few factors have the power to stifle a corporate culture transformation. However, being led by executives who practice hypocr…
Basketball players love the sweet sound of a clean “swoosh” as a three-point shot rips the net with precision. Can we replicate that precision each time we deliver a customer experience?
The answer to…
Sadly, bad project handoffs are all too common in the corporate world. This “3 Biz Tips in 5 Minutes” broadcast considers a few ways we can respectfully transfer project portfolios to our teammates. …
The best business results often come from simple concepts put into consistent action. My high school soccer coach made our defense-minded team run excessive sprints at the end of most practices. Why?…
Our “3 Biz Tips in 5 Minutes” series aims at highlighting three helpful nuggets during each episode. Today’s broadcast features one of my favorite trifectas for changing business trajectory. We encou…
Today we examine the sandbox we usually play in when it comes to sales. Over the past few decades, I have concluded that most of the selling presentations sound the same to buyers. Price, quality, an…
This “3 Biz Tips in 5 Minutes” episode examines some practical ways to escape the monotony of “talking heads” telling us what to think, and how to think. Today we dish out three, simple questions to …