RIDE THE “ZIPLINE TO SUCCESS”

Jesse Schmidt • October 21, 2019
A book titled zipline to success fast track marketing strategies to accelerate your sales and profits

Ready to ride the Zipline to Success? This week in episode #53 we bring you marketing expert Claudia Newcorn. Claudia Newcorn, MBA, is an award-winning strategic marketing consultant and author of the Amazon Best Selling book, Zipline to Success: Fast-Track Marketing Strategies to Accelerate Your Sales & Profits, winner of Best Business Book category at the San Francisco Book Festival.

Claudia zipping into action…

Claudia zipping into action…

As President of Acorn Enterprises consulting, Claudia has worked with hundreds of clients nationwide, from entrepreneurs and mid-sized firms to large corporations and non-profits. She developed the Zipline system that reveals big company marketing secrets to help company owners, managers and their teams rise above obstacles and achieve their business goals, all while enjoying the ride.

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Claudia earned her BA from Wellesley College and MBA from the D'Amore Kim School of Business at Northeastern University, and taught marketing at St. Mary’s College in California. In recognition for her consulting excellence, she received Central California Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Impact Award in 2016, 2017 and 2019, and the 2018 America’s SBDC National "State Star" Award. (ZiplineToSuccess.com)

TAKU’s NOTE: Join us this week as we get to chat with a world class marketing expert. This conversation is filled with solid gold nuggets of useful, information for both new and existing businesses.

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