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Here is a fun little "Dad Jokes" snippet from my conversation with Krisztofer Knoblok on the Rightmediagroup_chronicles podcast. Go check out the FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/8KKwbSMpzLc?si=jprfNKfpPVyQZBIX

On our way down to Texas for our vacation—ok, half days work, half days fun—my wife and I got the opportunity to swing by one of our clients, Wild Honey Box. The great part about technology in this day and age is that you can work with, build relationships, and do some incredible things without being in the same room. However, I love it when you get the opportunity to see each other face-to-face. We laughed that it seemed like we had met face-to-face before because we all feel like family, although Dax was taller than I thought he was. We got to hang out with all three generations of this family business: the parents (who started the business), their daughter and son-in-law, and the grandkids. We got to take a look around the farm, see the farm's honey store, and taste some incredible new creamy honeys they have in the works. While Wild Honey Box makes some amazing honeys, the people are even more incredible.
Check out their website at https://wildhoneybox.com

5 Ways to Connect with Your Customers.

Look at the 5 senses. How can you use each of the senses to make your brand more distinctive? Interactions with your customers extend beyond viewing your brochure or website—how can you utilize all five senses to build a stronger brand and foster deeper connections? From the smell and sounds in your store or lobby to the feel of your promotional materials and conference room chairs, everything can contribute to a stronger impression of your company. How will you utilize the senses of smell, touch, sight, taste, and hearing for your company? Emotions are directly connected to our senses, which then influence the decisions we make.