
Flashback to Conversations With The Golding Group Podcast Pilot Series
As the podcast/video series comes to an end, we look back at these first three shows to see how the advice holds up. (Spoiler Alert: it does!)

As the podcast/video series comes to an end, we look back at these first three shows to see how the advice holds up. (Spoiler Alert: it does!)

There are two ways to create sustainable profitability in any business: Effectiveness and Efficiency. Both should be pursued simultaneously and continually with focus and consistency.

We had so many amazing guests, insightful conversations and interesting topics discussed on the Strategic Growth Podcast in 2023. We kick off 2024 with a review of the best clips from January to June (Part 2 will cover July to December).

The Golding Group Strategic Growth Partners celebrates our 12th anniversary as a critical player in strategic business development and organizational effectiveness.

Businesses should be utilizing podcasts to communicate without selling. Instead of going straight for the close, use podcasting to create trust, develop working relationships and build community around your brand.

By gaining insights into customer behavior, businesses can create products, services and experiences that align with their customers’ expectations.

Thanks to recent spectacular failures in audience relations from major brands (Bud Light), organizations (FBI) and high-profile individuals…

The pros and cons of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs. This includes social issue marketing, philanthropic efforts, employee volunteer initiatives and diversity/inclusion programs to build brands and satisfy customers.

Co-Host Kyle Golding asks Professor Pritch Pritchard, APR & Fellow PRSA two pop quiz style business ethics questions for his unscripted answers and advice.

We return to a common subject on this podcast but we all (personal, business and society) need to do better – treating each other with decency and civility.

Just like insurance (health, car, home, etc.) well-developed crisis communications protocols and training are essential for business BEFORE a problem arises. A public relations crisis can come from a major issue, a minor misunderstanding or an internet fake controversy.

The right thing is always the right thing to do but also good for business too. The big picture approach to brand, reputation and thought leadership is directly connected to efforts to utilize goodness, decency and civility. Let’s talk about it.