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Small Businesses are the foundation of our communities. Those foundations are being shaken to their core by unfair systems that give all the advantages to the big corporations. Large companies have the time, resources, and expertise to take full advantage of all the modern marketing tools. On the other hand, small business owners lack those key elements and are overwhelmed by all the options available. It’s time for a revolution. It’s time for small businesses to be back on top in our neighborhoods. That will only happen if they understand how to use their limited resources efficiently. John Preston has the unique ability to take complex marketing and business concepts and break them into easily digestible stories.
Last Episode Date: 17 January 2024
Total Episodes: 100
"The Mission of the JP Revolution" podcast addresses the challenges small businesses face in marketing and advertising, overshadowed by more giant corporations' prowess. The episode delves into the evolution of advertising tools from newspapers to digital platforms, highligh...
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