Join host Denise Griffitts as she interviews Tyson Franklin who will share how to use the 6 marketing pillars to create business stability.
Tyson E. Franklin graduated from the Queensland Institute of Technology, Brisbane in 1988 with a passion for business and marketing.
Strangely he didn’t study business or marketing at QUT, instead, he studied podiatry. However, the following year he did enroll in a business degree at Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus.
Since then he has opened, sold, taken over and relocated well over 20 podiatry businesses throughout Queensland, and at one stage ran multiple podiatry and footwear businesses 1800km apart, proving great systems must come first and then a great business will follow
He’s won numerous business awards, written two books, runs a weekly podcast show called 'It’s No Secret with Dr T.' He is a professional speaker and currently mentors business owners in the health industry on how to market their businesses and how to set up systems to support their marketing strategies.
Find Tyson on the internet: Website | Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram
Tyson E. Franklin graduated from the Queensland Institute of Technology, Brisbane in 1988 with a passion for business and marketing.
Strangely he didn’t study business or marketing at QUT, instead, he studied podiatry. However, the following year he did enroll in a business degree at Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus.
Since then he has opened, sold, taken over and relocated well over 20 podiatry businesses throughout Queensland, and at one stage ran multiple podiatry and footwear businesses 1800km apart, proving great systems must come first and then a great business will follow
He’s won numerous business awards, written two books, runs a weekly podcast show called 'It’s No Secret with Dr T.' He is a professional speaker and currently mentors business owners in the health industry on how to market their businesses and how to set up systems to support their marketing strategies.
Find Tyson on the internet: Website | Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram
Show Notes
Join host Denise Griffitts as she interviews Tyson Franklin who will share how to use the 6 marketing pillars to create business stability.
Tyson E. Franklin graduated from the Queensland Institute of Technology, Brisbane in 1988 with a passion for business and marketing.
Strangely he didn’t study business or marketing at QUT, instead, he studied podiatry. However, the following year he did enroll in a business degree at Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus.
Since then he has opened, sold, taken over and relocated well over 20 podiatry businesses throughout Queensland, and at one stage ran multiple podiatry and footwear businesses 1800km apart, proving great systems must come first and then a great business will follow
He’s won numerous business awards, written two books, runs a weekly podcast show called 'It’s No Secret with Dr T.' He is a professional speaker and currently mentors business owners in the health industry on how to market their businesses and how to set up systems to support their marketing strategies.
Find Tyson on the internet: Website | Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram
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