Jurassic Marketing’s Tricera-talks

Justin Miller interviews Doberman Dan about his 30+ years in direct response marketing, explaining why direct mail often outperforms email and how offline tactics can drive higher response and profit. Dan shares real examples like newspaper tests, a high‑impact gym‑bag mailing, and coordinated campaigns that boosted continuity revenue. The episode also covers the decline of email deliverability, how to target your hottest buyers with back‑end offers, and practical strategies for combining online and offline channels to increase customer value and stand out in crowded markets.

Justin Miller and Kevin Walker talk with Josh Hodges of Kruger & Hodges about using daily local videos to build community trust and grow a law practice. They cover starting simply with a phone, scaling production, tying social content to offline media like billboards, recruiting benefits, and why authenticity and consistency matter more than immediate ROI.

Justin Miller chats with EOS implementer Kristen Berry about how EOS brings clarity, accountability, and predictable growth to small businesses. They cover vision, traction, healthy teams, meeting rhythms, rocks (90-day priorities), and building an accountability chart. Kristen shares practical timelines for seeing results, common pitfalls, and how an outside facilitator helps teams implement EOS effectively.

In this episode Justin Miller interviews personal injury attorney Zack Port about running and marketing a modern PI firm. Zack explains why his practice focuses on referral relationships (doctors, chiropractors, past clients, other attorneys) rather than billboards and heavy ad spending, and how direct mail and newsletters help nurture those connections. They also discuss building trust without face-to-face interactions, managing a remote team with daily rhythms, adopting EOS (Traction) to scale, and practical steps for handing off leadership hats as the firm grows.

Justin Miller closes a workshop on direct mail strategy, outlining the "Jurassic Mail Trifecta": newsletters to build trust, referral letters to grow networks, and sales "raptors" that chase customers when the foundation is in place. He explains how AI is making content cheaper and more common, which raises the value of real relationships and trust—something physical mail can deliver better than digital channels. Costs are rising, but that shift can benefit businesses who invest now: as competitors drop out, well-executed direct mail stands out and can deliver stronger long-term ROI.

In this clip from a direct mail boot camp, Justin Miller explains why direct mail remains effective in 2026: it’s tactile, builds trust, cuts through digital clutter, and gives marketers control over message, audience, and timing. He also outlines common pitfalls — one‑and‑done thinking, lack of systems and follow‑up, and unrealistic expectations — and recommends a slow, consistent approach that complements digital channels to create reliable long‑term ROI.

In this episode Colin Campbell of Books That Lead explains how consultants and service-based businesses use niche nonfiction books as strategic marketing assets. He shares examples—from a wedding DJ to a thyroid specialist—and outlines how specificity, case studies, and a clear transformation model let a book establish authority, attract better clients, and avoid competing on price. Colin also covers tactical benefits like SEO/AI visibility, direct-response follow-up, and the internal clarity authors gain when they synthesize their work into a book.

Justin Miller interviews Nathan Tyler, founder of Blinkmetrics, about replacing manual spreadsheets with live, integrated dashboards that pull data from CRMs, ad platforms, and finance tools. They cover who benefits (often operations leaders in 10–100 person companies), the 30-day onboarding process, DIY vs hiring experts, and how AI can help with focused analysis rather than silver‑bullet solutions.

Justin Miller interviews Jeremiah Moody of QC Kinetics about regenerative treatments (PRP, A2M, stem cells) as alternatives to surgery and pain meds, and how the clinic balances patient care with running a cash-pay business. The episode covers marketing channels (radio, streaming, SEM), scripted patient journeys and sales choreography, free consults, expectation-setting for long-term recovery, and referral/reward systems used across the franchise to drive growth.

Ron Sheetz of RJ Media Magic joins Justin Miller to show how business owners — especially in professional services — can use storytelling and powerful testimonials to build trust, capture leads, and increase conversions. Learn the Transfer of Trust triangle, a step-by-step testimonial structure, tips for repurposing video across media, and simple lead-capture strategies. Bonus: Ron’s free book on testimonials and advice on practical ways to start using client stories today.

Host Justin Miller welcomes Amber Miller of Smart to Finish to discuss how growing businesses can scale without hiring full-time staff using fractional marketing and operations support. They cover the difference between task-based outsourcing and true fractional partnership, how to spot the "false productivity" trap, when to automate versus do-it-yourself, and how to justify the cost of outside help. Amber shares practical tips for finding the right team, evaluating agencies or fractional providers, and where to focus first to get closest to revenue. The episode closes with quick tools, quotes, and how to contact Smart to Finish for a no-obligation chat.

Justin Miller breaks down how small business owners should buy marketing services: set clear goals first, align a budget to those goals, and understand exactly what you're paying for (strategy, execution, creative, media, or management). Learn the common red flags—guaranteed ROI, no clear process, no tracking—and why you must demand 60–90 day success criteria. The episode explains one-time vs ongoing costs, who owns what, and how to build long-term marketing assets instead of chasing quick hits. Be involved, insist on clarity, and invest strategically so your marketing dollars drive sustainable results rather than enriching slick salespeople.

Justin Miller explains why showing up matters: how attending, exhibiting, sponsoring, and masterminds build trust faster than online alone. The episode covers practical event tactics, multi‑channel follow‑up (print, email, text), giveaways, and why consistent, thoughtful follow‑up — not just presence — turns introductions into paying clients.

Justin Miller interviews Dr. Emily Letran—a dentist, author, investor and high-performance coach—about authority marketing and how business owners can intentionally build credibility. They discuss Emily’s journey from publishing and speaking to investing in a film project, meeting global leaders, and leveraging media to grow a brand. The episode offers practical advice on choosing the right media for your audience (local columns, speaking, TV, direct mail), evaluating results, and using targeted tactics to convert attention into customers. Visit DrEmilyLetran.com to learn more and access free resources.

On this episode Justin Miller interviews Melanie Rembrandt, an award-winning copywriter, publicist, and ghostwriter who helps entrepreneurs, CEOs, and medical professionals use books and PR to build credibility, awareness, and sales. Melanie explains how a well-crafted book can be written quickly, serves as a powerful marketing asset, and why personal stories—and smart PR (not AI-only shortcuts)—are the keys to getting media attention and real results. Visit RembrandtWrites.com to learn more.

Justin Miller breaks down the two sides of lead work — lead generation and lead conversion — and why businesses often neglect conversion while chasing volume. He identifies common "leaks" in the funnel (unclear offers, weak follow-up, waiting for prospects to self-convert, and confusing calls to action) and gives a simple action plan: pick one conversion goal, create a clear CTA, build a basic follow-up system, and iterate to improve results.

Justin and Kevin and Kevin discuss optimism and uncertainty indexes going into 2026. Listen to find out more about where small businesses owners fall as we go into a new year.

It's a new era in 2026 as Justin Miller and Kevin Walker discuss how business owners need to take the time to think and plan clearly to go into 2026 with momentum. 

In this episode Justin and Kevin unpack why low response rates (even 0.1%) can still be a huge win when you focus on dollars, lifetime value, and profitable client acquisition rather than vanity percentages. They cover real-world examples, tracking methods (QRs, tracking URLs, phone numbers), lead quality vs. quantity, and the key metrics you should measure to decide where to spend your marketing resources.

This episode explains how marketing only starts the sale — the real money is made in how you handle inbound calls and follow-up. Justin Miller discusses common failures (poor phone scripts, unfriendly tone, no lead capture), the importance of call recording and coaching, and simple tactics to convert more leads. Learn practical fixes: answer professionally, capture contact and pain points, schedule the next step on the call, record and review calls, and train your team to improve close rates.

This episode breaks down why modern attribution fails — how impressions, offline channels, long sales cycles, and siloed reporting hide the true impact of marketing. Jeff Greenfield explains ad stock, synergy, and why clicks alone don’t tell the whole story. Learn practical steps to begin measuring attention (impressions), give campaigns time to work, and build a single source of truth or independent measurement so teams and finance can confidently allocate budget. Visit ProvaLytics for more on solving cross-channel attribution.

In this episode Justin Miller discusses the “put a fence around your herd” approach to client retention — why consistent communication matters and how it prevents competitors from stealing customers. Learn practical tactics like newsletters, greeting cards, client gifts, check-in calls, and events to strengthen relationships, reduce churn, and grow your business more cost-effectively.

Justin Miller recounts a Vegas trip to Pop Mart where he bought a Labubu blind-box collectible for his daughter, exploring the hype, membership requirements, and blind-box mechanics behind the craze. The episode breaks down marketing takeaways — scarcity, social proof, surprise unboxing, membership opt-ins, and product drops — and how brands can use those tactics without overcomplicating the customer experience.

This episode explains why November and December are critical for client newsletters: people are more emotionally receptive, spending time with family, and open to feel-good messaging. Keep your newsletter cadence to strengthen relationships and fend off competitors. Practical tips include theming issues for the holidays, timing to avoid key dates, mixing online and offline tactics, including personal stories or client shout-outs, and using inserts or subtle calls-to-action. Templates and custom options are available to help you get an issue out now.

Justin and Kevin explore how Black Friday has moved from in-store chaos to an overcrowded digital inbox and explain why small service businesses should use simple, timely direct-mail promos—like oversized postcards or gift-style envelopes—to stand out and drive purchases. They offer practical tips: target existing leads, keep the offer short and urgent, use multiple calls-to-action (QR, landing page, phone), and act quickly to mail in time for the Black Friday window.

Justin Miller breaks down how businesses can capitalize on Q4 instead of coasting through it. The episode covers mindset, timing, and why now is the time to act to finish the year strong. Learn three practical direct mail tactics—reactivation mail, flash-sale postcards, and proactive campaigns for January—and how to pick the one that fits your business to drive leads and sales.

Justin Miller and guests use a sports tangent about Caitlin Clark and the WNBA to explore how star talent drives revenue, attention, and risk for organizations. The episode connects those dynamics to small business hiring, discussing A-player impact, turnover, culture fit, and practical ways owners can benefit even if top performers move on.

This episode explains why Thanksgiving is an underused, high-impact marketing moment for small businesses. Instead of competing with December holiday clutter and discount-driven Black Friday noise, the hosts recommend sending genuine Thanksgiving cards to customers, vendors, and referral partners as a retention and relationship-building touchpoint. Practical tips include timing (send in mid‑October to early November), avoid salesy coupons in the card, personalize messages when possible, and focus on quality materials. The episode also covers using Thanksgiving outreach for B2B and B2C audiences, postage considerations, and how this simple authentic approach can pay off long term.

In this birthday edition, Justin Miller and Kevin Walker discuss the flood of birthday promotions they receive — from Starbucks’ free drink to pizza deals, movie popcorn and app push messages — and which offers actually win customers. They cover channels (email, text, push, direct mail), best practices for sending birthday touches, examples of effective promos, and why collecting birthdays is a simple, high-impact marketing move. The episode ends with a mention of a hands-on direct mail workshop for businesses.

Description Tom Terronez, CEO of Medix Dental, shares the company’s 20+ year journey from a local IT provider to a national dental-focused IT and advisory firm serving practices and DSOs. He discusses key growth inflection points, building a trusted team, and the importance of systems and documentation. The episode also covers marketing and sales lessons for niche industries, practical AI use cases like knowledge-base search for support teams, and advice for entrepreneurs about hiring, delegation, and preparing businesses to scale.

Justin Miller breaks down how to combine Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM) and new mover campaigns into a layered "direct mail farm" for local businesses. Use EDDM for broad awareness and targeted new mover mail for conversion to maximize response. The episode outlines a simple, three-month approach: monthly EDDM to nearby routes plus a welcome package and follow-up for new movers in those same areas, creating timely, repeated touchpoints that boost ROI.

In this episode of Triceratalks, Justin Miller explains why "new movers" are a premium marketing audience and how to reach them with targeted direct mail. Learn how to source fresh mover lists, craft personalized welcome packages, and time repeat mailings to capture spending in the first 30–90 days after a move. The episode details practical tactics—letters, hand-addressed envelopes, magnets, irresistible offers, and setting campaigns on autopilot—so local service and small businesses can convert newcomers into long-term customers.

Justin Miller breaks down Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM): what it is, how it works, and why it’s a low-cost, high-impact way for local businesses to reach every household without buying a mailing list. The episode covers ideal business types (restaurants, gyms, HVAC, tree services, etc.), how to choose carrier routes using demographic data, designing effective postcards with clear offers, and the importance of repetition for predictable results. Step-by-step guidance is provided — pick routes, design the piece, send at low postage rates (DIY or via a provider), and repeat — plus tips on expected costs, timing, and measuring ROI.

Host Justin Miller talks with Nick Loise of Sales Performance Team about shifting from pure marketing into sales—how direct mail and outbound calling can work together to generate meetings and close business. They cover practical outbound strategy: defining your ICP, cold-calling scripts, key metrics (dials → qualified conversations → appointments), realistic activity targets, and persistent follow-up. They also discuss sales management: daily huddles, call coaching, KPIs on display, hiring and incentivizing reps, and when to outsource or use targeted tech to improve results.

In episode 64 of Jurassic Marketing's Triceratalks, Justin Miller delves into the art of content creation, offering valuable insights for businesses looking to enhance their marketing strategies. This episode is packed with tips on overcoming writer's block, crafting engaging client newsletters, and maintaining consistent communication to build trust and boost results. Explore the importance of personal, one-to-one communication and learn how highlighting client success stories can set your brand apart. Justin shares his expertise on utilizing industry news and tips, incorporating seasonal content, and the power of repurposing existing material to maximize reach and impact. Whether you're navigating the challenges of creating meaningful content or looking to refine your newsletter strategy, this episode provides practical advice to transform your approach and connect with your audience on a deeper level.

In this episode of the Triceratalks podcast, Justin Miller dives into the direct mail marketing world and highlights the common mistakes that can undermine your campaign's effectiveness. Episode 63, aptly titled "Direct Mail Mistakes that Cost You Big," brings to light the pitfalls of targeting the wrong audience, running single attempts, poor design, and the lack of tracking mechanisms. Learn how to avoid these pitfalls by choosing the right mailing list, crafting compelling copy and design, and the importance of having a tracking mechanism to measure success. Explore the journey of how to achieve the best ROI from direct mail strategies and understand the critical components that can make or break your campaign. With insights, anecdotes, and expert advice, this episode aims to empower entrepreneurs and marketers with the knowledge to improve their direct mail marketing tactics and avoid common industry errors. Whether you are a seasoned marketer or just starting, this episode is sure to offer valuable takeaways.

Join host Justin Miller and co-host Kevin Walker in episode 62 of Tricera-talks, where they delve into the essentials of effective business communication and marketing strategies. This episode focuses on how providing value, building trust through familiarity, and leveraging multi-channel approaches can significantly enhance customer responses. With a blend of insightful discussions and personal anecdotes, they explore the importance of timing, relevance, and personal engagement in fostering genuine relationships with prospects. Perfect for entrepreneurs looking to refine their outreach strategies, this episode ensures you're not just another voice in the crowd but a trusted partner ready to deliver real solutions.

In this engaging episode of Triceratalks, host Justin Miller takes us through an insightful discussion on marketing myths that often hinder small business growth. Titled 'Marketing Myths That Hurt Small Business Growth', this episode sheds light on common misconceptions surrounding the effectiveness of various marketing channels. Listeners learn why print, contrary to popular belief, remains a powerful medium for reaching audiences and why the statement 'Direct Mail is Too Expensive' is misguided. The conversation also highlights the common fallacy that social media advertising alone suffices for marketing success and how overreliance on single methods can be detrimental. Diving deep into real-world examples and expert opinions, Justin and his team debunk these myths and emphasize a strategic approach to balanced marketing. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a small business owner, or a marketing enthusiast, this episode provides valuable insights and actionable tips on fostering sustainable business growth through savvy marketing strategies.

Join Justin Miller on episode 60 of the Triceratalks podcast as he delves into the invaluable yet often overlooked strategy of customer retention. Discover why keeping current customers is more cost-effective and beneficial than constantly chasing new ones. Justin shares insights on the hidden gold in maintaining strong relationships, offering strategic ideas like personalized gifts, thank you notes, and milestone celebrations that can significantly boost customer loyalty and business growth. Whether you’re a small business owner or an entrepreneur, learn how to activate retention-focused strategies that not only enhance client appreciation but also drive profitability. Tune in to explore how attention to existing customers can revolutionize your marketing approach and bottom line.

In this episode of Jurassic Marketing's Triceratalks, host Justin Miller shifts focus from marketing to delve into leadership and organizational development. Joined by special guest Gabi Smith, the conversation highlights the first-time implementation of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) in their company, aiming to enhance structure and leadership from within. Newly promoted Gabi takes on the role of 'Functional Integrator,' guiding the company through EOS—a system designed to align team efforts towards common goals. The discussion touches upon the transformation of meeting dynamics and the introduction of clear company-wide objectives—emphasizing a balanced blend of accountability, growth, and the importance of fun in the workplace culture. Listen in to uncover insights about adopting new business frameworks, overcoming organizational hurdles, and setting ambitious future targets while maintaining the friendly and engaging atmosphere that Jurassic Marketing is known for.

Welcome to Triceratalks with Justin Miller! This episode dives deep into the art of consistent lead generation and the significance of powerful referral networks. Discover how marketing and branding efforts can sustain businesses through attracting and maintaining lead sources. Explore Real Stories and Strategies: Listen as Justin shares hilarious anecdotes, including Kevin's unexpected visit to a dinosaur museum and the transformation of a vintage van into a triceratops. These stories set the stage for understanding the value of consistent branding and unique marketing initiatives. Key Insights on Lead Generation: Learn practical tips on creating a "lead gen machine" using direct mail and referral marketing, specifically tailored for small businesses. Justin explains the power of forming partnerships with parallel industries to consistently drive qualified leads.

The latest episode of Jurassic Marketing's Tricera-talks delves into the transformative journey of the Iowa Women's Basketball team post-Caitlin Clark era. Join host Justin Miller as he navigates through the roller coaster of challenges and opportunities that arose with the departure of their star player. The episode sheds light on the resilience and strategic evolution of the team as they strive to maintain their momentum in the collegiate sports scene. From sold-out arenas to the dynamic shift in team leadership under a new head coach, discover how the Iowa team capitalizes on their legacy while embracing new talent. This episode is not just about sports; it’s a thoughtful reflection on business parallels, focusing on team dynamics, the role of leadership, and the importance of seizing opportunities for growth. Whether you’re a sports enthusiast or a business aficionado, there are valuable lessons to be learned from this conversation. Tune in to explore how Iowa's program is navigating change and setting the stage for future greatness.

In this inaugural episode of Triceratalks, Jurassic Marketing's journey from Profit 911 is revealed with host Justin Miller leading the discussion. Dive into the exciting changes including new branding, sound effects, and upcoming content. Justin shares the fascinating experience at the IAAPA Expo in Orlando, where amusement park innovations meet direct mail strategies, all wrapped in a prehistoric theme. Discover the connection between roller coasters and postcards and how exploring outside-the-box business ideas can lead to unique marketing strategies. Listen in as Justin recounts the challenges faced with a sales prevention department at the expo and the lessons learned in business transactions. This episode is packed with engaging stories and insights into Jurassic Marketing’s evolving brand.

This is the "What If" episode, Kevin. What if? Disaster planning for your business. Oh my gosh. What if? This is what keeps me up at night, and I don't think we've ever talked about it. But it's all like the conditional, how will I survive, yada, yada, yada. And some of it is like easy to figure out and some of it not so much. Join Justin Miller and Kevin as they delve into disaster planning for small businesses, covering topics from staff poaching and machinery breakdowns to natural disasters and industry changes. Learn how to prepare for the worst while keeping your business running smoothly. This episode is packed with insights and strategies to safeguard your business from unexpected challenges. From practical steps like documenting procedures and redundancy planning to exploring the broader implications of industry-wide disruptions, this episode is a must-listen for any business owner looking to build resilience and peace of mind. Thanks for listening to the Profit 911 Podcast. Be sure to subscribe and leave your comments. For more information on how Profit 911 Consulting can help grow your service business, visit Profit911.biz.

Join Justin Miller in this episode of the Profit 911 Podcast as he delves into the crucial realm of Human Resources. Discover why growing your people is the key to growing your company and how personal development and leadership play significant roles in business success. Justin shares his unique approach to hiring, emphasizing the importance of cultural fit and the value of employees who align with the company's ethos. Learn about his innovative recruitment strategies, including the art of crafting effective job ads and the nuances of evaluating potential hires. Get insights into the challenges and triumphs of managing a small business team, from fostering a positive work environment to handling recruitment during different economic climates. Whether you're a small business owner or an HR enthusiast, this episode offers valuable takeaways for building a resilient and motivated team.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Profit 911 Podcast, hosted by Justin Miller. In this episode, we delve into the crucial aspect of follow-up after events and presentations. Justin shares his experience speaking at a virtual summit and the importance of staying engaged with potential leads long after the initial contact. Discover the strategies for maximizing your post-event follow-up, including the use of physical mailers, email campaigns, and the right mix of personal outreach. Learn how to turn casual interest into committed clients and why persistence is key to business growth. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting, this episode offers valuable insights into making the most of your marketing efforts and ensuring that no lead is left behind.

In our 52nd episode of 'The Profit 911 Podcast', we take a deep dive into high ticket sales, masterminds, and the current phenomenon of steep service cost inflation. If you've noticed a skyrocketing in prices in the educational, career, and Software as a Service (SaaS) sectors, you're not alone. We explore how these price surges are affecting the industry, shaping customer service relationships, and challenge the ways we handle price hikes. We spotlight the action behind the scenes of service providers like us, trying to deliver news about price increases. With each price rise, customers reconsider their options. As business owners, we wrestle with controllable factors like labor costs. We dissect different pricing models and strategies, and ponder potential steps forward amidst the rising tide of inflation. Moreover, we delve deeper into the intricacies of rising costs at various levels, touching on inflation rates, cost of living, and category-specific expenses. We share personal insights from our journey in the event business, drawn from our experiences with erratic price swings. We are frank about the impact of inflation on everyday items, highlighting the sharp rise in costs from eggs to meals across dining establishments. Irrespective of this, we emphasize the importance of adjusting employee pay for inflation and cost of living. We, as business owners, shed light on the importance of being intentional about where we spend money and time. From evaluating the value of masterminds and seminars to prioritizing personal goals like travel and health — we cover it all. We end by advising our listeners to stay ahead of inflation and changing costs. Tune in as we discuss navigating economic uncertainties, and let's ride this wave of inflation together with informed and strategic approaches.

Welcome to a special edition of the Profit 911 Podcast, hosted by Justin Miller. In this episode, Justin joins Jim Palmer on the Dream Business Radio Podcast to discuss the power of newsletters and Profit 911's recent acquisition of No Hassle Newsletters. Jim Palmer, the Dream Business Coach, kicks off the episode from West Virginia, celebrating his 605th episode. He dives into the importance of maintaining customer relationships and maximizing profits through effective marketing tools like newsletters. Jim and Justin share their experiences and insights, highlighting the value of consistent, engaging, and personal newsletters. Justin Miller, founder of Profit911 Consulting, emphasizes the importance of making newsletters fun, interactive, and on-brand. He shares his expertise on why newsletters are a crucial component of a successful marketing strategy, especially for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Throughout the episode, you'll learn about the benefits of using both email and paper newsletters, the significance of maintaining a consistent mailing schedule, and the impact of personal touches in your content. Justin also touches on the importance of targeting the right audience and leveraging newsletters for customer reactivation. Whether you're new to newsletter marketing or looking to enhance your current strategy, this episode is packed with valuable tips and actionable advice. Tune in to discover how you can build stronger customer relationships and boost your business profits with newsletters.

Dive into a world where Dinosaurs Invade the Business World: The Power of Themed Marketing. This fascinating episode, hosted by Justin Miller, explores the surprising influence of a dinosaur theme in enhancing brand recognition and business success. Unearth the brilliant ways in which an unconventional theme took on a life of its own, creating unforgettable associations that keep their business forefront in people's minds. The episode offers a behind-the-scenes look into dinosaur-themed trade show booths complete with an impressive array of props and prizes. Learn about this unique marketing strategy that entertains while promoting, making their business the talk of the event. Thrill in the tales of their curious journey and how an absurd idea can unleash endless opportunities in themed marketing. Appreciate the clever blend of dinosaurs and direct mail in creating a lasting brand impression. Starting from a dinosaur-themed PowerPoint presentation, the marketing strategy evolved to exciting giveaways and promotional items that truly roar! Stuffed dinosaurs, dinosaur-themed thank you cards, and a Jurassic Marketing book - they succeeded in making marketing fun again. In wrapping up, the hosts insist on the importance of balancing creativity and maintaining concise core messaging. They also entice listeners for future episodes discussing high-ticket sales, masterminds, evolving consumption landscapes post-COVID and of course, more on dinosaurs! Tune in, whether you're a marketing enthusiast or a dinosaur lover, for an engaging listen.

In this compelling episode of the Profit 911 Podcast, join hosts Justin Miller and Kevin as they immerse themselves in the exhilarating world of women's basketball. They provide an inside look into their experiences of following the Iowa Hawkeye women's basketball team and their ground-breaking season journey to the Final Four. Listen to first-hand anecdotes of their experiences, focusing on the basketball prodigy, Caitlin Clark, and how this involvement transitioned them from simple reporters to enthusiastic fans and advocates. The episode grants listeners an intriguing, unrestricted gaze into the challenges and rewards of sports reporting. Justin and Kevin discuss everything from the process of acquiring media credentials to the unexpected revelations in the world of live sports reporting. They lucidly illustrate their journey, including trips to home games, the Big Ten tournament in Minneapolis, and the journey to the grand Final Four in Cleveland. This podcast episode lays bare the art and strategy behind sports marketing. Discover how sports events and media coverage intertwine and the implications for both small media organizations and universities. Packed with revelations about sports journalism and business, this episode of the Profit 911 Podcast is a rewarding listen for fans of basketball and business enthusiasts alike. Delve into the broader conversation about how to exploit social media traction optimally and appreciate the perks accompanying business. Immerse in the captivating discussion on our encounters at national championships, the fascinating behind-the-scenes activities, and how our experiences were transformed into social media success. Also, learn about the profound influence of AI-generated content, and the growing preference for exclusivity. Ultimately, venture into the business realm of college sports programs, and comprehend how to significantly boost revenue through optimization. Enhance your business knowledge and unearth the symbiotic relationship between sports events and business strategies in this episode. Don’t miss out on this insightful exploration of sport, business, and everything in between!