Homesteaders Are Awful Salespeople - Ep 895
Living Free in Tennessee - Nicole Sauce
Release Date: 04/17/2024
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Living Free in Tennessee - Nicole Sauce
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Homesteaders Are Awful Salespeople - Ep 895
Living Free in Tennessee - Nicole Sauce
Join me for an interview with John Davis from Laughlin Farms all about homesteaders and our hesitation to sell. Featured Event: Midwest Preparedness Project Spring Event Sponsor 1: Sponsor 2: John Davis is a resident of beautiful Columbiana county Ohio and is a homesteader, rancher, engineer, and owner of a business that is a professional outsourced sales firm for high tech industrial automation companies. On the homestead front, he and his wife and kids raise and direct market St. Croix sheep, heritage turkeys, pasture raised chicken, and heritage Berkshire pork. The Davis homestead also...
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Nicole Sauce Unplugged - Ep 894
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Homestead Happenings for April 12 2024 - EP 893
Living Free in Tennessee - Nicole Sauce
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Homestead Happenings for March 28, 2024 - Ep 889
Living Free in Tennessee - Nicole Sauce
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Join me for a discussion of work life integration with Keith Phillips from Heartland Bunkies. Sponsor 1: InvestableWealth.com Sponsor 2: Keith is an ex-army helicopter pilot that cares for 52 acres in Southernmost Illinois with his wife Becky and 6 children. I’m addition to raising livestock and roasting coffee, they run 2 airbnbs and market small cabin kits which other folks can use to affordably start their homesteads or add an additional stream of income. Keith’s passion is reversing the trend of disintegrating modern families. He believes that people were created to beautify the...
info_outlineJoin me for an interview with John Davis from Laughlin Farms all about homesteaders and our hesitation to sell.
Featured Event: Midwest Preparedness Project Spring Event
Sponsor 1: DiscountMylarBags.com
Sponsor 2: HollerRoast.com
John Davis is a resident of beautiful Columbiana county Ohio and is a homesteader, rancher, engineer, and owner of a business that is a professional outsourced sales firm for high tech industrial automation companies. On the homestead front, he and his wife and kids raise and direct market St. Croix sheep, heritage turkeys, pasture raised chicken, and heritage Berkshire pork. The Davis homestead also has two horses, and John is training to be a discount wannabe cowboy in pursuit of impressing his wife. Professionally, John is the second generation owner of Paul Davis Automation, and has been a professional salesperson in the industrial automation space for over 15 years.
Connect with John:
Instagram - @laughlinhighlandsfarm
1. Why are homesteaders awful salespeople?
2. But, aren't salespeople annoying and out trying to fleece their customers in pursuit of maximum profit? I just want to help people out and sell my stuff as cheap as possible!
3. Why is profit so important if my homestead isn't my main job?
4. How do I even know if I am profitable? What is COGS, gross margin, net margin, how do I calculate them, and how do they apply to my homestead operations?
5. How do I write a business plan for my homestead? How do I actually go into business? Isn't this super expensive and complicated? I just want to sell whatever I grow. Why would I overcomplicate my life?
6. I'm already doing everything we talked about, but I am awful at selling. How do I be a better salesperson for my homestead? Can I practice sales, even if I am an introvert?
7. A lot of homestead content is focused on the growing aspects of homesteading. How do I actually get my product to market? How do I determine if I should direct market or use the sale barn?