The Businessology Show

Are you running a growing agency and finding it challenging to effectively lead and communicate with your entire team? In this week's Businessology Lesson, we delve into the importance of assembling a leadership team and how it can leverage growth in your agency.

In today's lesson, we're diving into the world of client grading and evaluating the health of your client base. We'll discuss how data and science can help you determine the alignment between your clients and your business, and why it matters for your growth. From belief alignment to value consumption, we'll explore the four key parameters that play a crucial role in grading your clients. So, let's get started and learn how to scientifically analyze and grade your clients.

Andrew Davis isn't your average keynote speaker—he's fun. Yes, that's his priority. Andrew wants to engage and make a lasting impression on his audience. But, how did he get to where he is? There isn't a keynote speaking major at college—not that we're aware of—and he didn't just waltz into this type of career. Listen to the newest Businessology show to hear how Andrew made strategic pivots in his career that led to his successful speeches.

It’s only a job description, right? Actually, it's more important than you might think. Companies are built on roles, and the expectation of those roles are detailed in the job description. In this lesson, Jason explains the importance of job descriptions and how they can help you build a better team culture.

Does the world feel a little weird right now? After the pandemic, we’ve struggled with finding the new normal and started questioning our old work expectations and habits. In this lesson, Jason explains how to navigate the challenge of leading in a changing world…spoiler alert, it’s a struggle.

What if we told you there's psychology in pricing strategies? Yes, and there's a way businesses can practically use it too. Jason walks through the benefits of a tiered pricing strategy and how your business can utilize this method in another Businessology Lesson.

How do you understand your team's personality profile? Jason explains the importance of personality testing and how it can help you become a better, more understanding leader.

Carl Smith is the founder of Bureau of Digital, a community for like-minded digital agency leaders everywhere. But before he went and started his own community, Carl had extensive agency experience. And as a creative, Carl was innovative in the way he led. Carl is a pioneer in creative thinking and doing, so everyone be prepared to drink his "hippie juice" because it's too good. Listen to the intricacies of Carl's creative journey on the newest episode of The Businessology Show today!

Sometimes the best case scenario is getting fired, and—in this story—that was the case. Listen to Jason recount a time when coaching a pair of business partners with Julie didn't go exactly as planned.

What does it mean to provide clear communication? Jason answers all the questions you could have about clarity, including how to practically improve your communication style to reach clarity in 4 easy steps. Listen to this new Businessology Lesson to find out.