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Brad Bogus

Trust your Gut Enough to be the CEO of your Vision

January 31, 2013 by

Imagine that you are a CEO with critical decisions to make daily, but no clue how to make them. You look over your bookkeeping, and the piled-up accounts receivables, as well as the accounts payables lingering nearby. Suddenly, your thoughts spring to your P & L Statement. It seems miserable, definitely lower than your projections  Continue Reading »

Brad Bogus

Join Us for Episode 3 of the Socially Speaking Podcast

January 17, 2013 by

  We took a hiatus over the holiday season, but we’re back and more opinionated than ever! Ok, while there is truth in that statement, we try to tone it down for our public audiences. In this episode, Adam & I take on the trends we see coming in 2013, and give our thoughts on  Continue Reading »

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A Yearly Address from Speak Social

December 27, 2012 by

We started Speak Social at a time when Social Media was largely undefined. You couldn’t find white papers or case studies documenting the statistical proof of how well it worked, or how much money businesses generated through this new tool. We knew a lot had changed, and that wasn’t slowing down; in fact, the pace  Continue Reading »

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Facebook Improved Our Internal Communications

September 17, 2012 by

Find me a company that fully embraces using Social Media to improve communication within its organization. Go ahead, it’s a challenge. I’m betting you won’t find many.   The common opinion around Social Media is that it’s distracting, immature and a waste of time. Even company owners that are using Social Media as a part  Continue Reading »

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How Waiting Tables Made Me a Better Business Owner

September 6, 2012 by

  You’ve likely heard the phrase in the weeds at least one time in your life. Typically it means that you’re getting lost in the details, but if you ever waited tables, this phrase means something quite different … you’re overwhelmed by tasks.   It happens in the restaurant industry when a hostess seats multiple  Continue Reading »