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How Tough Times Build Perseverance with Jeff Cohen
What does it mean to be count-on-able? Jeff Cohen wrote the book on just that. It’s his way of teaching the next generation of freedom fighters how to succeed in business.
The Importance of Not Relying on Social Media With Dan Hafner
Mobile apps are all the rage nowadays. Today we’re talking to the king of mobile apps, With a wife in the medical field, Dan found himself moving about every 3 years, which made it hard to hold down a job.
Back to Business Basics
With Alvin Narsey
Retail started out as brick and mortar businesses and has recently moved heavily into e-commerce. Alvin Narsey is a retail business coach that witnessed this shift first hand.
How Camera Technology Has Changed with Emmy Wu
Video marketing and branding are great tools that every business should be using. Everyone has a story that reflects a value, a belief that potential customers can connect with.
Why Company Core Values Are So Important With Rick Girard
There’s been a hiring problem in America. Potential employees are getting more selective and employers aren’t asking the right questions.
Brent Freeman - Finding Success through Purpose
In his fifteen years as an entrepreneur, Brent has endured numerous setbacks and come to the realization that “hardships are the seedlings of joy.”
Ep 157: From Idea to Invention: The Manufacturing Journey with CordBrick Creator, Nick Barrett.
In this week's episode, Nick Barrett, the founder of CordBrick LLC, joins us to peel back the curtain on the whole production and manufacturing process. From idea to implementation, Nick walks us through the steps of getting his product from pipedream to profitable reality. From outsourcing, choosing a manufacturer, trademarks, funding, and more, we get a peak behind the curtains of the process of what it takes to make something in 2024.
Key Takeaways:
The significance of building a brand that transcends the product itself and builds customer trust and loyalty.
Learn how Nick's decision to introduce a second product, DeskBrick, driven by customer feedback, aims to expand his brand's offerings while maintaining each product's uniqueness.
Explore Nick's experience with freelancers from platforms like Fiverr and Upwork, highlighting the benefits of cost-effectiveness, efficiency, and access to a diverse talent pool.
Understand the crucial role of protecting intellectual property through patents and trademarks as Nick shares his proactive approach to safeguarding CordBrick's brand identity.
Nick's journey shows how important it is to make smart decisions, protect your brand, and take action to stay ahead of the competition.
Favorite Quote:
I realized early on it's important to build your brand because someone can copy this product quite easily. I want to give them things they know they can rely on. I think that's part of building a brand.
Connect with Nick:
https://cordbrick.com/
https://www.facebook.com/CordBrick
https://www.instagram.com/cordbrick/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-barrett-0781491a/
https://www.pinterest.com/CordBrick/
https://www.youtube.com/@cordbrick
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