FMF032 - Marketing Pillar Five: Verbal Marketing


I look at verbal marketing as any form of marketing that involves you opening your mouth and communicating with others.

If you're one of those people that get nervous meeting people for the first time or talking in front of crowds, don’t be concerned – it’s normal, and you’re not alone, it is a common fear.

Mark Twain said, “There are only two types of speakers in the world. The nervous and the liars.”

On this podcast, I will discuss the four most common forms of verbal marketing, which are:

1. Business Lunches & Networking Events
2. Public Speaking Opportunities
3. Trade Shows & Expos
4. The Elevator Speech

Visit my website https://www.tysonfranklin.com/news for more detailed notes or email me at tf@tysonfranklin.com if you have any questions. 

Did you listen to:

Marketing Pillar One - Professional Referrers

Marketing Pillar Two - Non-Professional Referrers 

Marketing Pillar Three - Internal Marketing 

Marketing Pillar Four - External Marketing 

It's No Secret Business Conference 

On the 17th and 18th of August 2018. I will be holding a 2-Day It's No Secret Business Conference in Cairns and this year's theme is 'Communication, Persuasion and Influence'. My Keynote Speaker is David M Frees from Pennsylvania, who was also my guest on Podcast Episode 2. Bookings are NOW OPEN, and for more details, please visit my EVENTS page. (Limited to 50 attendees)  

There will also be seven local business owners and entrepreneurs. More information is coming shortly. 

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