Small Business Miracles Podcast
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Small business miracles happen every day. Hear bite-sized small business marketing tips, strategies and interviews with small business owners who have been in your shoes, presented by EAG Advertising & Marketing.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jeff Randolph draws practical marketing and operating lessons from detailed conversations with the people making the decisions.
Small Business Miracles Podcast turns conversations with founders and business leaders into practical studies of how companies grow, communicate and correct course.
Podcast guesting sounds easy until the sales call arrives; Jeff Randolph's guest makes you face both.
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PR works best when proof, timing, and visibility line up.
Small Business Miracles moves from public relations into the mechanics of search and visibility as Jeff Randolph speaks with Ryan Gerding, EAG Advertising and Marketing's Chief Public Relations Officer, about EAG's acquisition of Inc. Inc.
A practical guide to KC SourceLink and Global Entrepreneurship Week for founders looking for useful connections.
This episode is a straightforward guide to KC SourceLink and Global Entrepreneurship Week. Jeff Randolph talks with Becca Castro, Senior Director and Network Builder at KC SourceLink, about the resources entrepreneurs can use and the connections the event is meant to spark.
A clear reminder that budgets show what a business is really choosing to fund.
John Morris argues that a budget is often the clearest version of a strategy, even when no one has bothered to write the strategy down. The strongest part of the discussion is the move from sales and marketing spend into annual and quarterly planning, then into revenue, profit,…
Creative work can sharpen under constraint when strategy, budget, and collaboration stay aligned.
Jeff Randolph speaks with Brad Slaughter, co-owner of Bark Productions and 19 Below, about how marketing, entrepreneurship, strategy, budget, and collaboration shape creative work.
A home-staging story built around solving real problems.
Elisa Sparks' visit presents Linden Creek as a home-staging and interior-design franchise that began in a garage and is now expanding nationally.
A practical conversation about tour marketing, brand-building, and competition.
Small Business Miracles spends its time on Paul Witten and the way Nashville Adventures got built from nothing. Jeff Randolph keeps the talk moving through digital storytelling, brand-building, and service marketing, and the best parts stay practical: how to make a tour feel…
Media training is framed as reputation work, not crisis theater.
Jeff Randolph and EAG Chief Public Relations Officer Ryan Gerding treat bad publicity as a practical problem, not a branding slogan. Their talk keeps returning to the same point: a reporter call should not land like a surprise fire drill, and media training only works if people…
Podcast guesting works best when it is tied to sales, systems, and a consistent brand.
Carolee Moore of the Podcast Pitching Society treats podcast guesting less like a quick publicity play and more like one part of a larger sales machine.
Real talk for veterinary practice leaders.
Sales systems for serious electrical contractors.
Jeff Randolph opens the show with a playful setup and brings on Paul Witten, founder of Nashville Adventures.
Jeff Randolph opens on a meta note, then brings on Carolee Moore to talk about how experts get found for podcasts.
Alan Maddox, Director of Quality Assurance at Bimini Pet Health, says the Topeka-area supplement maker follows 21 CFR 117 human-food rules and scored 99 out of 100 on its CGMP audit in each of the last two years.
Ryan Gerding is back.
Jeff Randolph welcomes Elisa Sparks to talk about Linden Creek and what it looks like to build a franchise business around home staging and interior design.
Jeff Randolph welcomes Brad Slaughter for a conversation about marketing, entrepreneurship, and creative work.
Steve Hammond, COO of Leading Edge Safety, tells Jeff Randolph that CEO Brent Smith built the Tri-Rex mobile cart after a coworker fell 26 feet from a roof and an insurer refused liability coverage.
Host Jeff Randolph interviews Ryan Gerding, EAG's new Chief Public Relations Officer, following EAG's acquisition of his former firm.
Entrepreneur resources sit at the center here.
John Morris, CEO of Fiscal Advocate, discusses the importance of aligning budgets with strategic plans, focusing on ideal client profiles, and leveraging financial data for business growth.
Host Jeff Randolph interviews entrepreneur Malihah Khan about her business journey, marketing strategies, and the role of AI in content marketing.
This episode explores resources for business owners, featuring an interview with a business development officer from the KC Economic Development Corporation.
This episode features an interview with a nonprofit expert discussing marketing and entrepreneurship for small businesses.
Host Jeff Randolph interviews Cynthia Robinson, founder of LaunchCrate Publishing, about her entrepreneurial journey and small business marketing insights.
A live panel discussion with business advisors on adapting marketing and business plans during Q1 amidst changing conditions and an election year.
This episode offers a marketing tip about listing assets using SWOT analysis, followed by an interview with Dr.
This episode provides a marketing tip on improving user experience for small businesses and interviews a transformation coach.
A marketing podcast offering tips and interviews to help small business owners improve their marketing efforts.