Ken Pratt's guest appearances

Ken Pratt

B2B Growth

AMPUP Your Digital Marketing

SIX-GUN JUSTICE PODCAST

Jim Williams

Samantha Stone

Justin Gray

Mark Schaefer

Kira Mondrus

Matt Heinz

Meagen Eisenberg

Kathleen Booth

Garrett Mehrguth

Jen Spencer

Josh Steimle

Lindsay Kelley

Randy Ksar

Bernie Borges

Gaetano DiNardi

OwlTail

Saddle up, cowpunchers, it's Wild West Wednesday again and time for another Six-Gun Justice Conversation. In this segment, co-host Paul Bishop chats with one of today's bestselling writers of Christian Westerns, Ken Pratt, author of the Willow Falls series featuring U.S. Deputy Marshall Matt Bannister...Ken was raised in the small farming community of Dayton, Oregon, where he learned the value of having a strong work ethic. Applying what he learned, he wrote late at night for seven years to complete the first novel in his Matt Bannister series, Willow Falls, while working a full time day job and raising a family with his wife, Cathy.Ken writes about real life issues in a western setting in the rough and wild Pacific Northwest. His Matt Bannister series is now eleven books strong, and while Ken enjoys writing, he also writes with a purpose—to show how God works in our lives even when we do not see it until we look back. He states, I do not write to be a best seller or for wealth, I write to bring hope into the lives of the hopeless and encourage the disheartened through the lives of the characters and God's providence in my stories. There is always 'Hope' and that is the purpose of my books.Support the show

Saddle up, cowpunchers, it's Wild West Wednesday again and time for another Six-Gun Justice Conversation. In this segment, co-host Paul Bishop chats with one of today's bestselling writers of Christian Westerns, Ken Pratt, author of the Willow Falls series featuring U.S. Deputy Marshall Matt Bannister...Ken was raised in the small farming community of Dayton, Oregon, where he learned the value of having a strong work ethic. Applying what he learned, he wrote late at night for seven years to complete the first novel in his Matt Bannister series, Willow Falls, while working a full time day job and raising a family with his wife, Cathy.Ken writes about real life issues in a western setting in the rough and wild Pacific Northwest. His Matt Bannister series is now eleven books strong, and while Ken enjoys writing, he also writes with a purpose—to show how God works in our lives even when we do not see it until we look back. He states, I do not write to be a best seller or for wealth, I write to bring hope into the lives of the hopeless and encourage the disheartened through the lives of the characters and God's providence in my stories. There is always 'Hope' and that is the purpose of my books.<a href="https://www.sixgunjustice.com" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

SIX-GUN JUSTICE CONVERSATIONS—KEN PRATT

Marketers. Love them or hate them, they serve a purpose and often are the backbone of growth within your organization. They have an innate ability to get down and dirty in understanding how and why people purchase products and services. By asking the right questions at the right time and providing the right tone and candor, they can take a relational conversational to transactional with ease. Marketers are creative problem solvers but often have a big problem - they struggle with communicating their value add and the impact on the pipeline.    In this episode of AMP UP Your Digital Marketing we meet Ken Pratt, a former educator turned Vice President of Marketing for Frontline Education. He takes us through how he and his team learned how to deliver their value, while generating a marketing pipeline that actually aided in the closing of about 38% of their closed/won business. As an organization he got really comfortable with knowing what the company needed and the problems they were solving. This lead to their three solid elements that helped his department communicate overall value.

Marketers. Love them or hate them, they serve a purpose and often are the backbone of growth within your organization. They have an innate ability to get down and dirty in understanding how and why people purchase products and services. By asking the right questions at the right time and providing the right tone and candor, they can take a relational conversational to transactional with ease. Marketers are creative problem solvers but often have a big problem - they struggle with communicating their value add and the impact on the pipeline.  In this episode of AMP UP Your Digital Marketing we meet Ken Pratt, a former educator turned Vice President of Marketing for Frontline Education. He takes us through how he and his team learned how to deliver their value, while generating a marketing pipeline that actually aided in the closing of about 38% of their closed/won business. As an organization he got really comfortable with knowing what the company needed and the problems they were solving. This lead to their three solid elements that helped his department communicate overall value.

Episode #121 - Ken Pratt on the Marketers Value Proposition and Impact on Pipeline

In this episode we talk to Ken Pratt, VP of Marketing at Frontline Education. Click here to connect with this guest on LinkedIn.

In this episode we talk to Ken Pratt, VP of Marketing at <a href="http://frontlineeducation.com" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Frontline Education</a>. <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenpratt" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Click here to connect with this guest on LinkedIn</a>.

735: How to Use Analytics to Show Marketing's Real Value w/ Ken Pratt