Brooke Goff's guest appearances

Brooke Goff

The Mobile Alabama Business Podcast

Cheers To Business

Feeney Talks With Friends

The Managing Partners Podcast: Law Firm Marketing

James Lewis

John Corcoran

Elizabeth Smart

Michael Duffy

Anthony Allen

Adam Carr

Robert Brooks

Nicole Scott

Christopher Ray

Susan Butler

Jennifer Jenkins

Mark Webber

Abe Partridge

Lisa Zeiderman

Michael Wildes

OwlTail

Kevin Daisey chatted with Brooke A. Goff, the Managing Partner at Goff Law Group LLP is a personal injury lawyer dedicated to improving the lives of accident victims throughout Connecticut. She has her own radio show called “Ask Attorney Brooke Goff” every Tuesday at 9 AM on 104.1 WMRQ, where she answers listener's questions with Amy and Holden. This live Q &amp; A gives Attorney Goff an opportunity to connect with the community and provide injury-related knowledge.Learn more about Brooke, the firm, her radio show, and more on this episode of The Managing Partners Podcast!---Array Law is Bold Marketing For Law Firmsarraylaw.comFollow us on Instagram: @array.digitalFollow us on Twitter: @thisisarrayCall us for a FREE digital marketing review: 757-333-3021SUBSCRIBE to The Managing Partners Podcast for conversations with the nation's top attorneys.

Kevin Daisey chatted with Brooke A. Goff, the Managing Partner at Goff Law Group LLP is a personal injury lawyer dedicated to improving the lives of accident victims throughout Connecticut. She has her own radio show called “Ask Attorney Brooke Goff” every Tuesday at 9 AM on 104.1 WMRQ, where she answers listener's questions with Amy and Holden. This live Q &amp; A gives Attorney Goff an opportunity to connect with the community and provide injury-related knowledge. Learn more about Brooke, the firm, her radio show, and more on this episode of The Managing Partners Podcast! --- Array Law is Bold Marketing For Law Firms <a href="http://arraylaw.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">arraylaw.com</a> Follow us on Instagram: @array.digital Follow us on Twitter: @thisisarray Call us for a FREE digital marketing review: 757-333-3021 SUBSCRIBE to The Managing Partners Podcast for conversations with the nation's top attorneys.

Get Personal With Your Marketing With Brooke Goff Of Goff Law Group

In this lively episode, Karen and Cadie talk with the wine dame of Domke Market, Brooke Goff. Brooke literally reveals a fun wine tasting game, shares her career journey into retail, discusses her philosophy of transitioning an existing business and it's customers after acquiring, and explains what Domke Market is and what it can be. Cadie and Brooke talk about brand culture, playing to your strengths, and positioning your company in the market. Karen stresses the need for short and longtime planning and how she hasn't had to drink out of a paper bag in decades. Cheers to you and enjoy the show!   Key Takeaways &gt; The importance of transitioning an established business or location after a purchase in a strategic and logical way to meet your vision and customer expectations. &gt; Company brand, vision, positioning, and marketing. Be passionate about who you are and don't try to be everything to everybody. &gt; Wine doesn't have to be expensive or complicated. Learn how to find the wine that you like and enjoy. &gt; Awareness of the value and need for a 1, 3, and 5-year plan. Don't just focus on the daily business but plan ahead to maximize the chance for long-term success and opportunities.  Check out the pictures from the recording &gt;&gt;&gt; Quotable Quotes - Domke Market is the casual approach to learning about wine. We have some fantastic wines. We're all about fun wine, but we're also all about everyone being able to learn at their own pace, in their own way. - Brooke Goff - You can either buy somebody's company and their stock, or you create your own company and buy the assets of the other company. And there's pros and cons of each. - Karen Simmons - Wine doesn't have to be expensive. - Brooke Goff - I sleep very little. I work long hours, but, man, I love it. - Brooke Goff - I wanna be there with my people, you know, my customers and I wanna, for now, I want to be that person that they get to talk to. - Brooke Goff - Know your business. You can't be everything to everybody. - Cadie Gaut - If you go, "I wanna sell my business in five years," well, dude, you can't wait till the last year. You've got to start planning now. You gotta pay some tax now, to build income and growth to even show somebody it's worth something. - Karen Simmons - When you're in the trenches with the customers, with the staff, with the purchasing, and the logistics, it's hard to look that far out because you're so concentrated on tomorrow or the next event or the next quarter. - Cadie Gaut - Doing a tax return is after the fact. You have to plan ahead... - Karen Simmons  Sponsor: Domke Market Domke Market - Facebook Page  Wine of the episode:  Santa Rita Line 120 Pinot Noir Ripasso Montepulciano D’Abruzzo Santa Rita Line 120 Carménère  Learn more about Karen Simmons &amp; Cadie Gaut Karen C. Simmons, P.C. Payroll Vault - Mobile &amp; Baldwin Counties  About Cheers To Business Cheers To Business is a seriously casual business and entrepreneur podcast that discusses starting, running, refining and growing your company, or excelling at your current job with two or your soon-to-be friends - over a glass of wine. Please subscribe, review and rate Cheers To Business on iTunes, SoundCloud &amp; Overcast. You can contact and stay connected with us by LIKING our Cheers To Business Facebook page. Thanks for listening and as always, CHEERS to you!

In this lively episode, Karen and Cadie talk with the wine dame of Domke Market, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/brookegoff/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Brooke Goff</a>. Brooke literally reveals a <a href="https://www.mamagourmand.com/how-to-throw-an-easy-brown-bag-wine-party/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">fun wine tasting game</a>, shares her career journey into retail, discusses her philosophy of transitioning an existing business and it's customers after acquiring, and explains what Domke Market is and what it can be. Cadie and Brooke talk about brand culture, playing to your strengths, and positioning your company in the market. Karen stresses the need for short and longtime planning and how she hasn't had to drink out of a paper bag in decades. Cheers to you and enjoy the show! Key Takeaways &gt; The importance of transitioning an established business or location after a purchase in a strategic and logical way to meet your vision and customer expectations. &gt; Company brand, vision, positioning, and marketing. Be passionate about who you are and don't try to be everything to everybody. &gt; Wine doesn't have to be expensive or complicated. Learn how to find the wine that you like and enjoy. &gt; Awareness of the value and need for a 1, 3, and 5-year plan. Don't just focus on the daily business but plan ahead to maximize the chance for long-term success and opportunities. <a href="http://bit.ly/2IC0l84" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Check out the pictures from the recording &gt;&gt;&gt;</a> Quotable Quotes - Domke Market is the casual approach to learning about wine. We have some fantastic wines. We're all about fun wine, but we're also all about everyone being able to learn at their own pace, in their own way. - Brooke Goff - You can either buy somebody's company and their stock, or you create your own company and buy the assets of the other company. And there's pros and cons of each. - Karen Simmons - Wine doesn't have to be expensive. - Brooke Goff - I sleep very little. I work long hours, but, man, I love it. - Brooke Goff - I wanna be there with my people, you know, my customers and I wanna, for now, I want to be that person that they get to talk to. - Brooke Goff - Know your business. You can't be everything to everybody. - Cadie Gaut - If you go, "I wanna sell my business in five years," well, dude, you can't wait till the last year. You've got to start planning now. You gotta pay some tax now, to build income and growth to even show somebody it's worth something. - Karen Simmons - When you're in the trenches with the customers, with the staff, with the purchasing, and the logistics, it's hard to look that far out because you're so concentrated on tomorrow or the next event or the next quarter. - Cadie Gaut - Doing a tax return is after the fact. You have to plan ahead... - Karen Simmons Sponsor: <a href="http://bit.ly/2NBdMdg" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Domke Market</a> Domke Market - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/domkemarket/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook Page</a> Wine of the episode:  Santa Rita Line 120 Pinot Noir Ripasso Montepulciano D’Abruzzo Santa Rita Line 120 Carménère Learn more about Karen Simmons &amp; Cadie Gaut <a href="http://bit.ly/2PbNJGz" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Karen C. Simmons, P.C.</a> <a href="http://bit.ly/2MWhjTg" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Payroll Vault</a> - Mobile &amp; Baldwin Counties About Cheers To Business Cheers To Business is a seriously casual business and entrepreneur podcast that discusses starting, running, refining and growing your company, or excelling at your current job with two or your soon-to-be friends - over a glass of wine. Please subscribe, review and rate Cheers To Business on iTunes, SoundCloud &amp; Overcast. You can contact and stay connected with us by LIKING our <a href="http://bit.ly/2PbL6oy" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Cheers To Business Facebook page</a>. Thanks for listening and as always, CHEERS to you!

Ep.7 - Brooke Goff: The Wine Dame of Domke Market