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Phyllis Nichols

Podcast producer, Audio Content Strategy + Business Podcasts, Content Strategy and Planning

Phyllis Nichols is an expert in creating effective audio content for B2B clients through her business SoundAdvice Strategies.

She helps clients develop podcasts, audio training courses, Alexa flash briefings, and more to enhance their online presence and connect with their audience.

With a background in business from Wright State University and experience in sales and marketing roles, Phyllis understands the importance of meaningful connections and valuable content in today's marketing landscape.

Through strategic content planning and technology handling, SoundAdvice Strategies aims to help businesses grow their client base, boost sales, and elevate their brand.

To get started with audio content creation or to explore opportunities for collaboration, you can contact Phyllis Nichols at [email protected].

Highlights

May 22 · linkedin

Everyone who has a family business knows this: it's really really difficult to separate family and business. Sometimes, the weekly meetings are held around the dining table, or the big strategy sessions happen when you're folding laundry or getting ready for bed.

This is just the nature of having a family business. The lines get blurred, the roles overlap, and the awkward (and sometimes difficult) moments come.

Our clients Darren and Kimberley Hiebert spent 45 years in family business. In this time they learned that for them, business is always personal. So, they took their over four decades of experience and wrote a book together: Awkward Family Dinners - A guide to building better family businesses!

They talk about building legacies and a culture that values relationships over transactions. In this book, they talk about:

  • building legacies, relationships, and a company culture that values - relationships over transactions - really important when your team members are also family!

In their podcasts Mr. and Mrs. CEO, we listen to them have misunderstandings and miscommunications in real time. But we also heard them celebrate victories and share laughs--lots of them.

They get real and personal, and it's always a delight to hear them together. And as much as we have fun and learn listening to them, we know that you will also enjoy and learn a lot from their book. It's insightful, has lots of stories, and full of moments that you will be able to relate to your own family business.

May 1 · linkedin

"The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything." Investor and billionaire Warren Buffett

Is there anything you'd like to YES to? Is there something you're willing to say no to in order to make it possible?

This is an area of focus for us this month. We're saying no (for today) to a few things so we can say YES to making progress on a big goal. #soundadvice #monthlygoals #entrepreneur

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Columbus, Ohio Area