It's Time for Success: The Business Insights Podcast
Oct 15, 2026 · 52 min · 11 segments
This week, we're sharing a previous episode featuring Lissa Daub for everyone's enjoyment. Revisiting past insights matters as we move forward. ——— Sharon sits down with Lissa Daub, founder of…
Sharon DeKoningHostYeah, what is that reputation in the community? The other thing that, uh, is helpful too is, especially in smaller communities, like you operate in smaller communities.
But e- and even if you were, uh, I think how involved are you in the community? Are you making donations to the, to the community? Are you, you know, are you there? Are you supporting events that are happening in the community? You don't have to go broke doing this, but pick, pick your things and show that you're, you know, community supportive.
Uh, that makes a difference if it's another small town person coming in, or they're looking to come in and buy this business and run it on their own.
Not as important if you're looking for that strategic buyer, that bigger company that's going to come in and basically swallow you up, and it's about time promotions is no longer a thing.
But if it's somebody coming in and saying, "I wanna buy this business because I'm really...
I love promotional products." I mean, there's a million ways to make a million dollars, and you chose to do promotional products.
Somebody else out there is, is the same way, and maybe they're buying a business for their family to operate at it.
Whatever that looks like, part of the repu- the reputation is going to be really important to them, because- They, they don't want to have to fix your bad reputation, right? [laughs]

Yeah, just how, how, how does that go? Integrity, uh, doing the right thing even when nobody's watching, right? So be that person, be that person.

I think as you get the reputation, um, people come to your door all the time, and I'm gonna tell you right now, you cannot, you cannot give to everybody as much.
Yeah, what is that reputation in the community? The other thing that, uh, is helpful too is, especially in smaller communities, like you operate in smaller communities.
But e- and even if you were, uh, I think how involved are you in the community? Are you making donations to the, to the community? Are you, you know, are you there? Are you supporting events that are happening in the community? You don't have to go broke doing this, but pick, pick your things and show that you're, you know, community supportive.
Uh, that makes a difference if it's another small town person coming in, or they're looking to come in and buy this business and run it on their own.
Not as important if you're looking for that strategic buyer, that bigger company that's going to come in and basically swallow you up, and it's about time promotions is no longer a thing.
But if it's somebody coming in and saying, "I wanna buy this business because I'm really...
I love promotional products." I mean, there's a million ways to make a million dollars, and you chose to do promotional products.
Somebody else out there is, is the same way, and maybe they're buying a business for their family to operate at it.
Whatever that looks like, part of the repu- the reputation is going to be really important to them, because- They, they don't want to have to fix your bad reputation, right? [laughs]

Yeah, just how, how, how does that go? Integrity, uh, doing the right thing even when nobody's watching, right? So be that person, be that person.

I think as you get the reputation, um, people come to your door all the time, and I'm gonna tell you right now, you cannot, you cannot give to everybody as much.
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