Brett Snyder is the Founder & CEO of Knucklepuck, a digital marketing and web development agency. Brett started Knucklepuck to deliver a work-life balance that would attract high-performing staff and engaged, committed clients. This dynamic has propelled Knucklepuck from a freelance SEO agency to a full-scale digital agency offering SEO, Paid Media, Content Marketing, and WordPress Website Development.
In this episode we discuss:
- Introduction [1:52]
- Brett’s company went remote [6:05]
- Ways to manufacture organic conversations [9:07]
- Company values: accountability, integrity, empathy [14:08]
- Clients they want to work with [17:00]
- Where Knucklepuck came from [20:50]
- CRO, their ways to get convertible leads [23:35]
- Embracing technology enablement rather than AI [28:35]
- Brett’s advocacy of free will [33:22]
- Common struggles and hurdles of a business [35:10]
- Learn more about Brett and Knuckle [39:45]
Quotable Quotes:
- Leadership does not create the culture in your organization. Leadership creates the opportunity for the culture in your organization. It can impact and affect the culture in your organization. But the culture is dictated by the group, by the community, by whatever everybody else really wants and how they’re gonna be successful.
Links to sources and tools:
- Connect with Brett on LinkedIn
- For SEO, content, website or paid media services, visit Knucklepuck
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