We recently connected with ” BigClint ” Morris and have shared our conversation below.
” BigClint “, thanks for taking the time to share your stories with us today Has Covid resulted in any major changes to your business model?
Being a digital-first brand..
People are no longer able to run to the shops for their every day needs. Instead, they’re going online. That automatically puts businesses with strong online offerings ahead of the competition.
Great, appreciate you sharing that with us. Before we ask you to share more of your insights, can you take a moment to introduce yourself and how you got to where you are today to our readers
Born in North Tulsa Oklahoma, did some college at Langston University moved to Dallas, Tx in 1992 went to Dallas Art Institute for Music & Video Production, ended up as a Street Rep For Def Jam Recordings working records with Ludacris, Scarface, Redman, Musiq SoulChild, JayZ in the DFW Market. Formed C.B.O.Y.E PRODUCTIONS and started doing Club Promotions in DFW giving local independent artists a venue to showcase there talent. And from there produced URBAN UNDERGROUND AWARDS SHOW which recognized the independent artist from all over the US for there hardwork in the music industry. Currently working as part of the management team for SILKK THE SHOCKER at SHOCKER WORLD ENT / NEW NO LIMIT RECORDS and also HUSTLIN HARD CUSTOMS with my brother LARRY from Tulsa Oklahoma where we rebuild old school vehicles..
What do you think helped you build your reputation within your market?
Being open and welcoming.. Small actions such as welcoming and introducing yourself to new people can lead to meaningful relationships.
Keep your promises, Follow through on commitments and timelines, whether it means meeting deadlines
become known for being a dependable, reliable and trustworthy person
Have a strong character, by doing the right thing, even when it is difficult or unpopular
Consistency and reliability are good things to have in business, and both affect a reputation. They can lead to repeated business
Be humble and admit mistakes when they happen. Consider openly acknowledging an issue rather than finding an excuse or hiding it
Any insights you can share with us about how you built up your social media presence?
What help me was just staying consistent.. Don’t post sporadically whenever you feel like it. Or worse, bust out a post every day for a week and then ghost for 3 weeks after that. Post a day.. post good content.. o yeah and use hashtags too
Contact Info:
- Instagram: bigclintmorris
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BigClintMorris
- Linkedin: Clinton Morris
- Youtube: Hustlin Hard Customs
- Other: www.trutanksoldiers.com [email protected]