Today Roland Frasier introduces the Co-founder of 7-year-old Big Block Realty, Sam Khorramian, and they talk acquisitions and growth. Last year Big Block did almost
In Today’s episode, we talk about Partnerships that went bad, launching when you don’t know what you’re doing, scaling, and pivoting. Listen through to the end for some nuggets of wisdom from Mike on Fear and Roz’s insight on partnering with your significant other. You may not love talking or thinking about Taxes, but Mike and Roslyn Rozbruch are thriving in this space, and talk to Roland Frasier about their journey together as founders of the Tax and Business Solutions Academy, and RozStrategies.com
Ryan Deiss talks today about four different types of Entrepreneurs – and why you need to be all four of them at different stages in your company’s life cycle (if you want to scale).
If you have a SaaS company or a Subscription product, this episode will open your eyes to a powerful path to top-notch promotion. If you have an audience, this episode will help you win in the long term and not just the short term. Roland Frasier talks with serial entrepreneur Oliver Schmalholz, who is not only a tech wizard but a brilliant deal maker. They zoom in on their new partnership and platform, Unicorn Equity, where Promoters earn cash and equity deals, and SaaS companies grow risk-free.
Would you benefit if your copy and your conversations always resonated and had the desired impact? After hitting 200 episodes and 1 Million downloads, we’ve had a look back at some of our most loved and most listened to episodes. This one was worth re-sharing for our new listeners. Our guest, Craig Clemens, shares a golden formula to make your message resonate with a solid 4-step strategy for writing copy that always works.
Today we have something a bit different, with Roland Frasier speaking with not one but two entrepreneurs who operate in the same field and partner together often. We have high-performance stylist Dawn Melon and Brent Lob of Q Clothiers. These guys have client lists that read like a “who’s who,” and they talk today about your image’s role in how you feel, how you’re perceived, and, ultimately, in your success.
Of 80,000 dance studios in English speaking countries, 35,000 are part of Clint Salters’ Dance Studio Owner’s Association, which he launched just six years ago. With a combination of courses, a subscription membership, and an ‘inner’-circle,’ Chis is building a fantastic community. Roland talks with Clint in this episode about the joys and challenges of his business. If you’re serving a niche audience and building a team, this episode will help you to stay passionate about what you’re doing with encouraging insights and practical tips.
We are celebrating 200 Episodes, and going strong! Whether you’re joining us as a new listener or you’ve been tuning in since Episode 001, we’ve covered some serious ground! We’ve surpassed 1 million downloads, and we thought it would be fun today to share a few of the most-listened-to episodes that seemed to SPIKE and strike a chord! Producer Darren Clarke takes you through our 4 most listened-to episodes, featuring Ray Sinlau, Rachel Pederson, Andre Norman, and Roland Frasier.
If you’ve ever been at ‘Rock Bottom’, or you’re there now, this episode offers hope, direction and this may just be your big turning point.
The chemistry between Business Partners Roland Frasier and Ryan Deiss is fun to hear as they discuss the beginnings of the Business Lunch Podcast and the origin story of Ryan’s company, Digital Marketer (of which Roland is a partner). Ryan is an entrepreneur, author, and investor, and according to Shark Tank star, Daymond John, “His companies practically own the internet.” He’s the founder of Scalable and Digital Marketer. Ryan has a great story, and he shares it today with you so that you can glean all the benefits.
Brian Daly is a successful real estate investor, entrepreneur, writer, and speaker in glorious San Diego, California. He’s ‘flipping’ homes in a pricey market, and he’s making it work. If you’re interested in Real Estate and how to compete in a tough market, this episode will be insightful and worth every minute, as Brian walks Roland through a typical deal.