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Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are launching our "Book of Acts" series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship Listening to the Spirit | The Book of Acts (Part 1) Text: Acts 1:1- 26 Speaker: Pastor Alex Walton South Fellowship Church Based in Littleton, CO
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship A Prayer for the Church Text: Ephesians 1:15-23 Speaker: Pastor Dan Elliott South Fellowship Church Based in Littleton, CO
Listen in as David Finberg and I discuss SEO and how to rank on page one of Google search results. BIO David Finberg is a digital marketing master, CEO and founder of Peaks Digital Marketing, who creates websites and highly targeted SEO campaigns with measurable results for small, medium and enterprise brands. He empowers business owners with the tools, data, and resources to have success with SEO and achieve massive success within their businesses. David knows what it takes to achieve first-page search results on Google, and wants to help others do the same. ------ About Us If you're interested in learning more about cryptocurrency marketing or ecommerce marketing, goto www.fanaticsmedia.com
Episode 205: General Counsel of Cointelegraph, Zachary Kelman discusses bitcoin regulation, investing, and geopolitics of digital currencies. Guest Biography Zachary Kelman is the managing partner of crypto-native boutique law firm Kelman PLLC as well as General Counsel for Cointelegraph, the world's foremost source of news and information on the future of finance. A New York-licensed attorney specializing in the politica, legal, regulatory issues surrounding Bitcoin, digital currencies, and blockchain technology, Kelman is a thought leader with frequent contributions Cointelegraph and a popular guest on leading podcasts, especially On the Brink with Castle Island with Nic Carter of Castle Island Ventures. He provides a critical international perspective on how monetary policy and the legacy financial system continue to deal with the rise of crypto assets, commenting on subjects ranging from how stablecoins threaten the correspondent banking system to how United States government initiatives like "Operation Choke Point" affect financial inclusion and the efforts of crypto-asset companies to run their businesses. Kelman began his legal career working in-house for major financial institutions such as Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley in areas including Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Know Your Customer (KYC) and similar critical legal areas essential to legacy financial infrastructure. His intimate knowledge of international transaction monitoring mechanisms uniquely positions him to advise emerging fintech and venture capital crypto companies. Kelman came to prominence in 2014 when he drafted H.R. 5892, the Online Market Protection Act of 2014 — designed to exempt on-chain transactions from most U.S. regulations — which was submitted to Congress that year. He also serves as a member of the Florida Blockchain Business Association's Legislative Committee, having contributed to the development of two bills (H.B. 1351 and S.B. 1758) designed to position Florida as a leading destination for blockchain and cryptocurrency ventures. He formerly acted as chief legal officer and director of Caribbean crypto exchange Bitt, where he worked with Caribbean governments to design early legislation promoting the adoption of crypto assets in the region. He acted similarly for Southeast Asian digital-asset firm Coins.ph, working with the central bank of the Philippines to design legislation in 2017. In this episode, you'll learn: About US regulations and cryptocurrencies Which countries see crypto as an opportunity while others are less welcoming The importance for crypto investors to have a macro thesis and maintain diversification in their portfolios. Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/205 Find more from our guest: www.kelman.law Twitter LinkedIn zachary[at]kelman.law Mentioned in this episode: www.cointelegraph.com US Rep Sherman Calls for Crypto Ban Trump calls Bitcoin a ‘scam against the dollar' that needs to be ‘very high regulated' Daniel Kelman Bitcoin Center Nick Spanos H.R.5892 - Online Market Protection Act of 2014 Bitt.com Coin.ph Money Tip of the Week Fidelity Bitcoin Primer Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. Join us at the Inspired Money Makers groups at facebook and LinkedIn To help out the show: Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser.com, or wherever you listen. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music.
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are concluding our "What If We..." series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship What If We...(Part 5) Text: Matthew 28:16-20 Speaker: Pastor Alex Walton South Fellowship Church Based in Littleton, CO
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“We forget that food is the most powerful drug that we put in our body three to four times a day.” - Lonny James Ruben. Lonny James is the owner of Bunny James Boxes, a leader in food tribe-based gifting. Born in a family with diet restrictions, it gave him the idea of allowing people to receive food gifts that fit their diet. In this episode, Lonny narrates how he took inspiration from his family's food story in building his business. Food for Everyone Lonny grew up in a family with specific food restrictions and preferences. He is lactose intolerant; he has a vegan brother, a celiac sister, and a diabetic father. Moreover, his mother is allergic to eggs, avocados, bananas, and other food, and another sister is allergic to chocolate. For health reasons, meals with the family have been a hassle to Lonny. It even went to the point where his mother has to prepare separate dinners for each member of the family. This situation sparked Lonny to start a gifting company that considers what others can and cannot eat. The rationale behind it is to allow everyone to receive a gift that fits their diet. It is Lonny's way of having an inclusive take when it comes to food. As a result, he has enabled people to embrace their different eating styles. Moving Towards Sustainability In an effort to become carbon neutral, Lonny goes the extra mile in having an alternative to their packaging that is environmentally friendly. Seeing the effects of climate change making itself evident is the driving force behind it. Additionally, Lonny explains that companies with sustainability in their principles are able to survive as a business as opposed to those without. People are also drawn into companies with sustainability goals as he observed that traffic on their website is always congested on the About Us page. Lonny is now in the process of shifting to 100 percent biodegradable packaging. While the technology is on the expensive side at the moment, he believes it is worth the price. Outline of the Episode: [02:48] What a food tribe is and why inclusivity is important to the brand [06:07] Evolution of Lonny's family dinners as they learn about their food restrictions [11:21] Changes, preferences, and backlash over certain diets [21:53] Sustainability incorporated into the brand subconsciously [30:44] “Pray for the haters, love the struggle” [33:35] Fear of failure as the reason to keep going [37:52] Origin story of the company name, “Bunny James” Resources: Website: https://bunnyjamesboxes.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrbunnyjames/ Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lonnyjames/ TikTok: @mrbunnyjames Connect with Natalie! Surf and Yoga Wellness Retreat Details: https://www.swellsolretreats.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nataliejkraus/
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing in our "What If We..." series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship What If We...(Part 4) Text: Galatians 4:18-19 Speaker: Pastor Yvonne Biel South Fellowship Church Based in Littleton, CO
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing in our "What If We..." series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship What If We...(Part 3) Text: Romans 12:9-16 Speaker: Pastor Alex Walton South Fellowship Church Based in Littleton, CO
Apple has long sold its iPhone on the value of privacy, of having one's personal life kept separate from the all-seeing eyes of other technology companies and/or the state. Has that promise been illusory? To some extent, of course. But now, with the announcement that the California company would be using its own operating system to compare every iCloud user's photos with information provided by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), the privacy horse appears to have completely left the barn. Nothing to hide doesn't mean there's nothing to fear...in Virtual Legality. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO AT: https://youtu.be/hTwN9LHpRU4 #Apple #Privacy #iCloud *** CHANNEL SUPPORT PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/VirtualLegality STREAMLABS - https://streamlabs.com/richardhoeg STORE - https://teespring.com/stores/hoeg-law-store *** CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 2:07 Apple's "Expanded Protections for Children" 6:30 Legal Requirements 8:43 Scanning Your Phone 12:43 The NCMEC 17:46 Apple's Terms and Policies 20:30 Criticisms (EFF) 23:08 Internal Defensiveness 26:02 Privacy and State Actors 31:32 Government Problems (including the US) 36:28 Conclusion *** Discussed in this episode: "Expanded Protections for Children" Apple Blog Post - August 5, 2021 https://www.apple.com/child-safety/ "Reporting requirements of providers" 18 USC 2258A https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2258A NMEC Materials: * "About Us" - https://www.missingkids.org/footer/about * Form 990 (2019) - https://www.missingkids.org/content/dam/missingkids/pdfs/2019_NCMEC_Form%20990%20Public%20Inspection%20Copy%20-%20JC%20signed.pdf * DOJ Grant - https://ojjdp.ojp.gov/funding/awards/2020-mc-fx-k004 * Funding Law - https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/34/11293 iOS 14 Terms of Service https://www.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/iOS14_iPadOS14.pdf Apple Privacy Policy https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/pdfs/apple-privacy-policy-en-ww.pdf "Apple's Plan to "Think Different" About Encryption Opens a Backdoor to Your Private Life" EFF - August 5, 2021 https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/08/apples-plan-think-different-about-encryption-opens-backdoor-your-private-life "In internal memo, Apple addresses concerns around new Photo scanning features, doubles down on the need to protect children" 9to5Mac - August 6, 2021 https://9to5mac.com/2021/08/06/apple-internal-memo-icloud-photo-scanning-concerns/ "Interview: Apple's head of Privacy details child abuse detection and Messages safety features" August 10, 2021 https://techcrunch.com/2021/08/10/interview-apples-head-of-privacy-details-child-abuse-detection-and-messages-safety-features/ Apple FAQ https://www.apple.com/child-safety/pdf/Expanded_Protections_for_Children_Frequently_Asked_Questions.pdf "Apple criticised for storing data inside China" BBC - May 20, 2021 https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-57186275 "Apple's iPhones Will Include New Tools to Flag Child Sexual Abuse" New York Times - August 5, 2021 https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/05/technology/apple-iphones-privacy.html *** "Virtual Legality" is a continuing series discussing the law, video games, software, and everything digital, hosted by Richard Hoeg, of the Hoeg Law Business Law Firm (Hoeg Law). CHECK OUT THE REST OF VIRTUAL LEGALITY HERE: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1zDCgJzZUy9YAU61GoW-00K0TJOGnPCo DISCUSSION IS PROVIDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS LEGAL ADVICE. INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED IN THE LEGAL TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS VIDEO SHOULD CONSULT WITH THEIR OWN COUNSEL. *** Twitter: @hoeglaw Web: hoeglaw.com
Episode 100: About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Adee Simon Macdowell. Guest: Katherine Garnett. Today's episode is a celebration for two reasons: Katherine CONVERTS to Islam live on the show It is our 100th episode We are also joined by other Becoming Muslim hosts for the episode: Christen Amer Gina Marie DeBarthe Nawal Cedric Du Peloux We had a wonderful time and shared our advice with Katherine after she took a huge step and converted to Islam live on the show during the episode. About Katherine: 20 years old From New York Lives in Jacksonville, Florida Works as a welder Is in the US Navy Interested in learning about other cultures and cooking Passionate about helping the poor and creating self discipline We also mentioned the Top 6 episodes out of 100: (6) Author Of The Book 'How To Be A Happy Muslim' Explains How To Succeed By Converting To Islam (USA) https://untoislam.com/podcast/author-of-the-book-how-to-be-a-happy-muslim-explains-how-to-succeed-by-converting-to-islam (5) Inside The Soul Of Islam: Love, Beauty And Wisdom Of Islam For Spiritual Seekers Of All Faiths (UK) https://untoislam.com/podcast/inside-the-soul-of-islam-a-unique-view-into-the-love-beauty-and-wisdom-of-islam-for-spiritual-seekers-of-all-faiths (4) A Powerful Near Fatal Experience Leaves Tracy Feeling Compelled To Realise Islam. Convert Story (USA) https://untoislam.com/podcast/new-beginning-through-the-eyes-of-the-end (3) Don't Be Afraid To Convert, Do It! Allah Will Find A Way! How To Convert To Islam (USA) https://untoislam.com/podcast/anthony-ginamp3 (2) Convert of 45 Years Explains: Journey Through 10000 Veils; The Truth Shall Make You Free (USA) https://untoislam.com/podcast/convert-of-45-years-explains-journey-through-10000-veils-the-truth-shall-make-you-free (1) Defender Of The Quran And Not A Muslim Yet - Why Does Gina Want To Convert To Islam? (USA) https://untoislam.com/podcast/defender-of-the-quran This is the image that Katherine mentioned in the episode: http://khaledhamid.blogspot.com/2010/02/stairway-to-heaven-modern-art-with.html
Episode 99: About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Adee Simon Macdowell. Guest: Ahmad. Finally Finding the True Way of the Creator About Ahmad: Converted in 2011 at the age of 24 Currently 34 years old Born in Egypt Grew up in NYC Works with IT computer systems Enjoys inviting people to Islam, muay thai, archery, volunteering, soccer Passionate about purifying the religion, helping others, giving talks, teaching youth and Muslims giving back Checkout Ahmad's YouTube channel here (Travelerz way): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_cY2yL0TeEm9uII_kJ7APA/videos The following is taken from there... I was born and labeled as Egyptian Muslim who grew up in a land they labeled as the United States. From there I became agnostic, then an atheist, then a Buddhist to finally finding the true way of the Creator - gaining understanding that there are no labels of division. Let us learn the differences in languages to understand deeper meaning by doing the self work. Welcome to my journey of discovering the path and what I find to be the middle ground, living in 2020 oppression free. Going through life with the laws of the Creator, and taking advice from the previous wise men who came with books from God to guide humanity. There are no labels for God's way of life except submission. I am a son of Adam who sins, but doing my best to live according to the way in 2020 with all the technology. Will you join me on my journey fellow traveler? Oh son and daughter of Eve, will you detach from a world you are surely going to leave? Join me on this blessed journey. Links from the episode: https://www.thesecret.tv/
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing in our "What If We..." series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship What If We...Loved Others Well? (Part 2) Text: Matthew 22:36-40, Luke 10:25-37 Speaker: Pastor Alex Walton South Fellowship Church Based in Littleton, CO
Hey what's up hello! This week we play our own little version of the Google autocomplete game. What have people been Googling about asexuality? About aromanticism? About US?! Some weird stuff, apparently. Donate to the podcast: patreon.com/soundsfakepod Twitter/Instagram: @soundsfakepod Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hddwsn Discord: https://discord.gg/W7VBHMt www.soundsfakepod.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/soundsfakepod)
Married writers Deborah Ann Percy (Johnston) and Arnold Johnston live in Kalamazoo and South Haven, MI. Their individually and collaboratively written plays have won over 300 productions and readings on stage, screen, and radio, as well as numerous awards and publications across the country and internationally; and they've written, co-written, edited, or translated some twenty books. Their award-winning poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and translations have appeared widely in literary journals and anthologies.Debby's two collections of short fiction are Cool Front: Stories from Lake Michigan (March Street Press, 2010) and Invisible Traffic (One Wet Shoe Press, 2014). Her latest projects are a fiction collection, Stepping Off into Space, and two short novels, A Second Opinion and So She Said. Arnie's books include two novels, Swept Away (Atmosphere Press, 2021) and The Witching Voice: A Novel from the Life of Robert Burns (Wings Press, 2009); three collections of poems, Where We're Going, Where We've Been (FutureCycle Press, 2020), Sonnets: Signs and Portents (Finishing Line Press, 2014), and What the Earth Taught Us (March Street Press, 1996). His translations of Jacques Brel's songs have appeared in numerous musical revues nationwide, and are also featured on his CD, Jacques Brel: I'm Here! Arnie and Debby's collaborations include their new children's book, Mr. Robert Monkey Returns to New York (Brandylane Publishers, 2021); plays, It's About Us! (Eldridge Publishing Company, 2019), Radiation: A Month of Sun-Days (HP Publishing, 2016), Rumpelstiltskin: The True Hero (Eldridge, 2013), Beyond Sex, (HP Publishing, 2011), Rasputin in New York (Editura HP, 1999), Duets: Love is Strange (March Street Press, 2008); and an edited anthology The Art of the One-Act (New Issues Press, 2007). After a distinguished administrative career in the Kalamazoo Public Schools, Debby is now a full-time writer, as is Arnie, who was chairman of the English Department (1997-2007) at Western Michigan University, and taught there for many years as co-founder of the creative writing program and founder of the playwriting program. They are members of the Dramatists Guild, the Associated Writing Programs, Poets & Writers, and the American Literary Translators Association.Visit them at their website.Follow on Instagram - @fiveauthorquestions Follow on Twitter - @5AQpodEmail 5AQ - podcasts@kpl.gov 5AQ is produced by Jarrod Wilson. The technical producer is Brian Bankston. 5AQ is hosted by Sandra Farag and Kevin King
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are concluding our Build a Bigger Table series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship What If We...Learned to Love God Well? (Part 1) Text: Matthew 22:36-40 Speaker: Pastor Alex Walton South Fellowship Church Based in Littleton, CO
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are concluding our Build a Bigger Table series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship Build a Bigger Table (Part 10) Speaker: Pastor Alex Walton Based in Littleton, CO
At first glance Dear Joie looks picture perfect, but if you look deeper you'll notice that you would never know who actually runs the company; there's no "About Us" page or founder story anywhere! This may be why Dear Joie founder Amanda Delos Reyes, is not making as many sales as she should be. Amanda needs Sonja's encouragement to share her founder story to give her brand "heart" and to increase sales. And while Amanda wants her brand to express joy and be more than just the stationary and jewelry that she sells, she needs Sonja's help to realize that SHE is the brand. Make sure you stay tuned for Sonja's Top Takeaways at the end of the episode! Lifeline Links: Sonja's Instagram, YouTube, Twitter Dear Joie Instagram, Website SOS with Sonja Rasula is produced in sunny Los Angeles by Heidi Roodvoets and engineered and edited by Zach Schwartz.
In this episode, hosts Alan and Walt get a chance to talk with former meterologist, Karen Minton, of WSB-TV. Karen's career didn't start with a focus on television or meteorology. After getting her degree in the biological sciences, she was working for Dairy Queen corporate offices. She really thought she was going to be heading down that path. A chance encounter with a news director helped shape the course of her future. Starting on the West coast as a weather reporter, she eventually received a call from The Weather Channel. She isn't sure how they found out about her, but she took the job and relocated to Atlanta, Georgia. After a time, she thought she would be taking a new role in Florida. However, the station had just been sold and the news director said most people were bailing. The pause eventually led to being part of the WSB-TV team on channel 2. As her career grew, she knew she needed to get her American Meteorological Society certification. As a divorced mother of two, she juggled work, raising her daughters, going to school and getting her certification. She spent the rest of her career as a news and weather anchor for WSB-TV, retiring just a couple years ago. Though she has hung up her Doppler Radar, she is eyeing a possible future as a patient advocate. However, before that, she has a few trips she'd like to go on and some fun to be had. Following the interivew, Karen hung out as Walt began his review of another horrible movie he was forced to watch. Next, Alan and Walt each shared a pair of crazy news items. And, as always, they all wrapped up with the entertainment segment, letting us know what they have been watching, reading and listening to. WATCHING Walt began re-watching Arrested Development and binged all of season one. He really enjoyed the start of the series, Life After People on Hulu. Finally, he began watching, The Queens Gambit, and loved the first episode. Alan introduced his visiting Father-in-Law to the reboot of, Star Trek, directed by JJ Abrams. He re-watched, A Fish Called Wanda, Dave, Pale Rider and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Each of those movies is highly recommended. Alan continues to watch the weekly drops of, Loki, and has not yet been disappointed. As to the YouTube channels, he watched Ashleigh Burton react to Thor, Casablanca, A League of Their Own, Snatch and Ferris Beuller's Day Off. The Channel, Popcorn in Bed, reacted to Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Pulp Fiction, Independence Day, Arrival and Top Gun. Finally, he always catches The Daily Doug. Karen loved the series, Chuck. She also his hooked on British shows and suggests, Victoria, The Crown, Endeavor, Shetland, Midummer Murders, Outlander, The Durrells of Corfu, Grantchester and Zen. READING Walt and Alan and both trying to finish the Star Trek behind-the-scenes book they both have. Karen just finished, "The Art of Power," by John Meacham, a book about Thomas Jefferson. She's also big into Ken Follet and the Century Trilogy, which cosists of, "Fall of Giants," "Winter of the World," and "Edge of Eternity." The other series is the Pillars of Earth, consisting of, "The Pillars of Earth," "World Without End," "A Column of Fire," and, "The Evening and the Morning." She also suggests, "The Splended and the Vile," by Erik Larson and "Grant" by Ron Chernow. LISTENING Walt continues to pour his way through Camp Hell: Anneewakee podcast. He also likes the sports podcast, Holy Crap It's Sports with Pete Davis. Alan continues to listen to the 2002 album, "Hummingbird," as well as random songs by them via his Alexa. As for podcasts, this week he listened to the latest episodes of, Measuring the Score, 60MW Podcast (doing a throw-back watch and review of Condorman) and Radiolabyrinth. Karen, says she plans to start diving into The WIlder Ride podcast. Make sure you have subscribed to The Wilder Ride on your pod-catcher of choice so you will not miss a single episode! If you have not already done so, please come join our Listener's Group on Facebook. Just visit our public page and click on the button to join the group. You can learn more about us by visiting our About Us page. You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Like this episode? Follow and Meditate on InsightTimer Join Mariya Katrina in this empowerment journey with connecting more within the wellspring of wellness of Your Self so you can embody the practices, learn how to launch your own sustainable conscious business to shine brilliantly as a gentle genius with clear full alignment with your mission, vision and purpose. JOIN THE NEW PURPOSE WAYFINDING COURSE Today's Podcast: Dr. Stacy B. Schaefer has been carrying out ethnographic field research with the Huichol Indians of Mexico since 1976 and members of the Native American Church in the United States from 1993-2015. She is co-editor with Peter T. Furst, and contributor to the book People of the Peyote, Huichol Indian History, Religion and Survival. Dr. Schaefer also published the book To Think With a Good Heart: Wixárika Women, Weavers and Shamans, 2002, with a second edition of the book in 2015 titled Huichol Women, Weavers and Shamans. Today, Dr. Stacy B. Schaefer will share with us her personal experience of how she made the leap as a young 20-something year old to her current work as a Professor Emerita in the Department of Anthropology, California State University, Chico (CSUC) and former Co-Director of the Museum of Anthropology (CSUC) Huichol Indian History, Religion and Survival. She will share us us her story on how she was able to go follow her dreams and live a fulfilling and satisfied life by looking within. Grab your tea, relax and just be. Send a DM on insta @themariyakatrina.official Subscribe and Connect Join the One Brilliance Community ~~~ *Receive Bitcoin + Altcoins just by joining & becoming a member! *Get exclusive access with Cryptocurrency or Send your gratitude contributions through InsightTimer -- Resources from the Podcast: Become a Brilliant Ambassador Get Discounted products with the Earthing Movement About Us: We are a podcast for conversations that bring forth radical ideas that disrupt the normal conversation on where we are heading into the future. Your support provides exclusive content for your wellness with the utmost quality & most informative source of practical inspiration from our pioneering leaders, so we can all step into the future of humanity in co-creativity, sustainable conscious business, education, social equality, psychology, and spirituality. Keep this podcast going by supporting my research on InsightTimer, & Himalaya so we can continue to provide you episodes every week. YOU ARE AMAZING!!! xoxo Share the love Rate the podcast, send in your ratings and comments! YOU ARE AMAZING!!! Support the podcast via InsightTimer Join the Brilliance Subscribe to our Facebook Group Page https://www.facebook.com/OneBrillianceSF/ Thank you for supporting our Podcast! *BECOME A BRAND AMBASSADOR: Send us your interest, and Receive Bitcoin + Altcoins just by joining & becoming a member! Get exclusive access with Cryptocurrency or Send your gratitude contributions through InsightTimer Copyright & All Rights Reserved by Creatrix of the Podcast, Mariya Katrina
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing our Build a Bigger Table series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship Build a Bigger Table (Part 9) Speaker: Pastor Yvonne Biel Based in Littleton, CO
Outside of emails, landing page copy and offers, what are the levers that marketers can pull to get better results from their conversion funnels? This week on The Inbound Success Podcast, DropFunnels Founder and CEO Jordan Mederich explains the importance of what he calls "building your house on rock as opposed to building it on sand" — or why it's so critical to nail certain fundamentals on your website in order to drive big results from your conversion optimization and lead generation strategies. In this episode, Jordan discusses how things like page load speed, social proof, and landing page design can all play big parts in boosting traffic to your site and ensuring that the visitors you attract stay and convert. Check out the full episode to get the details. (Transcript has been edited for clarity.) Resources from this episode: Check out the DropFunnels website Email Jordan at jordan@dropfunnels.com Transcript Kathleen: Welcome back to the Inbound Success Podcast. I'm your host, Kathleen Booth, and this week, my guest is Jordan Mederich, who goes by Jordo, so that's what I'm going to be calling you after this. He is the founder and CEO of DropFunnels. Welcome to the podcast, Jordo. Jordan: Really glad to be here, I appreciate you having me. Kathleen: Yeah, I'm excited to talk with you. I love getting into deep technical levels of marketing nerdiness, and I think that's what we're going to do here today. So let's start out by having you just do a brief overview of who you are, what you do, and what DropFunnels is. Jordan: Yeah, sure. And anyone who's here, hopefully we can give value and new insights, regardless of anyone who's just starting out, or you've been doing it for a really long time. So I've been in the marketing game for, I'd say about a decade, actually I came from the filmmakers' perspective and training, I was in very much the creative space. And I make commercials for a long time and had films produced on Amazon Prime, and we've been seen on all the big networks and whatnot. And I realized that there was this big switch that I kind of had to make from kind of the mass market branding, corporate level of marketing, and realizing that I was blown away and shocked by the amount of waste that occurred specifically in marketing, corporate level businesses. I did work for Sony and Verizon, I was like, "Wow, there's so much money, billions of dollars being spent on advertising with no attributable results from most of those marketing efforts." Jordan: And so I dove deep into the direct response marketing world, and I was building sites and whatnot on WordPress. So WordPress powers 34% of the internet, it's Google's number one favorite platform to rank. But it's also extremely technical. It's very powerful, in that sense, it can do a lot. But you better have a marketing or development team, a designing team, you better know what you're doing, you better have great servers and all those things. And so I was building new marketing funnels on WordPress, and building new sites in businesses on WordPress. But about six years ago, there's this resurgence, and it kind of started with ClickFunnels, and Kartra, and Kajabi. It's the sales funnel builders, hard coded platforms that made it more simple, I would say, easier to build your business on a platform and they had the psychology of sales. Jordan: So we know that sales funnels blow away as far as conversion rates are concerned any corporate website and can really help you to get new leads and sales. And so they had this psychology but not the technology. And I look back and I realized as I was making the switch from corporate marketing into more direct response marketing, WordPress really has the technology, but not so much the psychology, it's really difficult to build on. So a couple years ago, I was looking back and I said, "Why don't I just combine these two worlds? Why don't I bring them together and make it easy to have the psychology and the technology at the same time? Make an entirely drag and drop, remove the code and the difficulty," and so we're the first platform ever to combine these two worlds. And to give you unlimited sales funnels, your websites, your blog, all of your courses into a WordPress based infrastructure, so that your sales funnels can rank, you build true domain brand authority, your pages load at around two seconds, which is really powerful for both paid and organic traffic. Jordan: And it gives you the absolute strongest foundation to be building your marketing on outside of having a massive team of servers and devs and all of that if you're going to go build it on your own, DropFunnels is really the all in one platform to help make that happen. So since we launched in early 2020, we've seen unbelievable tremendous and very rapid growth, and we're breaking things all the time and re-innovating and reinventing what we want to see the marketing world to be like, and we're seeing some amazing growth there. So that's kind of the history of DropFunnels and where we are. Kathleen: Well, the first thing that stands out to me that you said is that you launched your business in early 2020, what a time? It's a lot to do business, wow. I mean, granted now what you're doing is mostly online thing, but I'm just curious, how were you affected by COVID? Jordan: So being online was a huge blessing for sure at the time and everyone who was already established in the online space pretty much won, everyone won through with that whole thing. Zoom obviously exploded, all these online companies did, and what I saw was a lot of people who were doing physical business or brick and mortar business wanting to move online and really struggling to learn how to do that, to make that happen. So for us, it made us step up our training and our onboarding processes, because we had to make it not twice as simple, but probably four or five times simpler to help them to get moving, because it's such a foreign game for most people. Jordan: I think this morning, actually, I had a call with a client who is very brick and mortar, physical business, and just even using the verbiage, the vernacular of sales funnels in direct response marketing is so foreign that it's more of an education play than it is a service or marketing play. It's like we have to help the world understand how to reach people online instead of physical business. But I think it was a wake up call. Kathleen, I think for a lot of people running physical businesses and having no digital presence at all, it's like, "Wow, this kind of stuff can happen like that, and when it does, if you're not prepared, it can sink the ship." Kathleen: Yeah. It's really interesting the way you describe that, because in my day job, I am head of marketing for a company that sells software into e-commerce. And we saw something really similar where, at least in the retail industry the data that I've read indicates that COVID sped up the shift to e-commerce by something like 10 years within the span of a year. So it was this massive acceleration, and you're right, a lot of people weren't really ready for it, but they were sort of forced to make themselves ready. And so it was an interesting time for sure, just to see the people who would normally not be the early adopters or the technology adoption curves sort of being forced into a place of discomfort and having to do things sooner than they otherwise might. Jordan: Yeah. And I'm super well clearly thankful for it, but in a universal sense, it's like we needed some kick in the butt. The industry, the marketing world, the business world needed a kick in the butt to say, "Hey, it's not 1992 anymore, you have to adopt these methods or you're no longer competing against the guy down the street from you, you're competing against guys like me who live and die marketing." And so when you move into the space, it's this new world of early adopters, right? It's now a new phase of people who have never done it and never had an incentive to do what they have to do it. Kathleen: Yeah, it's funny because I was going to say I said early adopter, or innovator, but those are actually the wrong terms, Because those people have already converted to digital. So this is the... I don't remember what the term is, the laggards, the laggards are now being forced to move more quickly than they otherwise might have. Jordan: Yeah, I'm glad. Yeah, because I think it serves them better, too. Kathleen: Yeah, agreed. Well, one of the things that I was really excited to talk with you about is just, obviously with all direct response the goal is conversion and there are a lot of ways to get there. And one of the things that you've talked a lot about is getting to better conversions by improving traffic. And I wanted to sort of open that up to you and hear your perspective on that and then maybe we can dig in and get a little bit more nerdy on it. Jordan: Yeah. So I think there are two audiences to speak to as it relates to conversions in the online space. So for people who are doing really high volume traffic to specific offers, it's really the small hinges that swing big doors and identifying where the key measurements to really make a big move and dial-in processes. So what we see for example, in every single study on the planet that's ever been done, you find that your page load speed is one of the biggest movers as it relates to your conversion. Amazon found that in their own individual test, every 100 milliseconds of latency could cause a 1% decrease in conversion. Obviously, their mass traffic mass, mass appeal, and I think a lot of people realize, "Oh well, maybe one second isn't going to make that big of a difference, because I'm not that big yet." Jordan: But you have to realize that if you ever have that desire to be big the time to fix it is right now. And as we spoke before in our previous conversations, that it's really the comparison of building your house on the rock instead of on the sand. Building it on the rock means starting from day one on a strong infrastructure where you have the best chance to win versus the house on the sand, which is like, "Hey, I can just get this going, it'll be fine for now, and eventually, we'll go solve this," or "Eventually we'll go make this." And I kind of liken it to, if I were to get married to someone and say, "Well, it's not that great right now but it's going to get better later." We don't know if things and everything will be better, right? It's just not the case and it makes it harder to solve a problem down the line. Jordan: Whereas building it on a strong, firm foundation, where it's fast from the get go... I always wondered, I asked the question, "How many sales are you willing to sacrifice because of one thing that you could control from day one?" So high volume, page speed is important, social proof is important. And actually, this is something to kind of nerd out on, which is probably good for both high volume, but also people just starting to get into the game, we find that in our marketing, specifically direct response, so direct Facebook ads or YouTube ads directly to the landing page, we find about 30... This is going to blow your mind, about 20 to 30% of our traffic who go to a funnel, we're directing them to a funnel not to a home site, they're leaving the funnel and often on mobile or desktop, they're leaving it and going to the root domain to go get more information. Jordan: So we're seeing that even if we have an offer, maybe it's a coaching offer, or a course or whatever that is, and we send them to that funnel, they leave and go to the home site and then they'll go back to buy again, or they'll go buy a different product. So we realize that for marketers who are just relying on a sales funnel, or that infrastructure, and you have no home base authority there's nothing there to go back to go learn more to establish some of that trust, you're losing between 20 and 30% of your buyers, potential buyers there, and only about three to 5% obviously, depending on the funnel are ready to buy right now, right? And so we're losing so much of this and I feel like a lot of the general answer to marketing is you need to go spend more on traffic, you need to go spend more, spend more, get more traffic, more traffic. Jordan: And I say, you're not maximizing the value of the traffic you have right now, you are hemorrhaging traffic, because they're leaving for whatever reason, to get their design, or the offer doesn't really make sense to them on the page so you have to retarget them. And we know it's true, that's why retargeting is so valuable and follow-up sequences is so valuable, because just expecting them to go to a page to buy right away, it's the smallest percentage of the people most problem and solution and product aware audiences who can actually take an action on that right there. So it's all these pieces, I would bet that anyone listening to this year, you could literally double your sales by not increasing your traffic at all but by maximizing the traffic you have available to you right now. Kathleen: So Alright, I have a ton of questions. First, and we're going to kind of try to break this down. The first thing you talked about was page load speeds. So obviously, everybody's got their websites built on different platforms and we can't control that. I mean, of course, people can change, but assuming everybody is where they are, are there certain low hanging fruit things that you usually see that somebody can do to immediately improve page load speeds? Jordan: The first thing you want to do... There's lots of tools out there, our favorite is gtmetrix.com, and you can run it directly through there to find out where you're at. And here's the benchmark, if you're over four seconds in total page load time, you're losing conversions, period. It's undeniable, every study on the planet from Harvard to Stanford to Google and Amazon, they've all done the studies, you're losing money, period. So when that happens it's time to take some radical action. Inside of that page load report you'll see a waterfall breakdown, and it'll tell you what's slowing down your speed. If you have some developers who can help you and your more advanced in that way, you can defer some of your scripts to load later, that can help, crushing down images to be a small file size as possible is one of the biggest movers, or eliminating images at all, if you can. Jordan: Backgrounds, don't have images in backgrounds, embedded videos can slow things down quite a bit as well. Kathleen: By the way, is there a certain image size that you want to target to be under? Jordan: Yeah. I don't think that there's a universal answer as it relates to what that would be. If you had one image on the page that could be larger than if you had 20 images and they all need to be under a certain benchmark. But generally pages that are over 123 megabytes in size, they're really going to start to load slowly, especially on mobile. And mobile is what you want to optimize for first. So I always say build with mobile in mind and then move into desktop, where it could be a slower loading experience because desktops can handle that. So images and embeds of videos and those types of things can can really make a big difference. And you'll really want to watch out for any external tool that you're depending on their servers, right? So here's an example. Jordan: If someone was on DropFunnels right now we're extremely fast, the average is about 800 milliseconds in load time, but everything you add to the page slows it down beyond that. So if you added a hot jar traffic recording tool script on there, that's going to depend on their servers. A Wistia embed is going to do the same thing, a social proof widget pop-up, a chat icon that you can click to chat. Now each one of these things you want to keep in mind can really help you with your tracking and your overall conversions. But again, you want to start as the baseline and say, "Okay, a page with nothing else on it, how fast can we get that to load?" And your goal is under three seconds, for sure. As of today it needs to be under two seconds. Kathleen: I was going to say, I feel like even three is too long, for sure. Jordan: It can be, for sure. Especially if there's no other tools on top of it, right? So your base page you want to shoot for under two seconds, and then when you add a tool on top of that what's the impact going to be in that regard. Kathleen: So say the name of that tool that you mentioned again that's a good way to test. Jordan: Yep. So gt, the letters G-T, metrix, M-E-T-R-I-X.com. Is a great place, throw in your URL, you can test from different data centers depending on where you are. And to get a complete breakdown... And actually, they've just optimized to be kind of based on the lighthouse code base, so it's more recognized by Google as to how they see page speed. Kathleen: Got it, that's interesting. Okay, so that was the first thing you mentioned. So definitely run your site through gtmetrix, and dig in and see what's slowing it down and where the biggest issues are, and that's step one it sounds like in squeezing the most juice out of the orange you already have, meaning the traffic that's already coming to your website. The second thing you mentioned, if I remember correctly, was social proof. Is that right? Jordan: So I think that's one of the easiest things you can do immediately. I think we're in this third era of marketing, where now that consumers are more knowledgeable, they have information at their fingertips that we've never seen before. So it's like the used car dealer type of comparison back in the 80s and 90s, you'd go to a car dealer, and you hope he doesn't swindle you because he's the one with the information. He's like, "Hey, this car does this, and this, and this." Now, you don't even go to a car dealer with not an idea of what you're going to... You know the car, the color, the mileage on it, you've done a Carfax report on, you have all the information and it's the powers in your hands. Jordan: So when you show to the dealership, they're not trying to get you into a different car, they're saying, "I want you in this car, because I know this is what you want and you've researched." So with that what we find is, you can't over educate someone to buy, it's much more a trust and a relational play. And so we see that testimonials, quotes, any videos or text that you can do actually will have a bigger conversion rate change than adding more copy to the page to try to convince them to buy something. Kathleen: So a question on this, and I'm 100% with you, I am a strong believer that you've got to have social proof. One of the things that I hear though a lot, and I used to work in cyber from some companies is like, "I work in an industry where my customers don't want anybody knowing that they're using my product," either cyber or I don't know, my husband is VP of a company that makes competitive intelligence software, and so you don't tell your competitors what software you're using to track them, right? So what's your opinion on how to handle that? Is it still valuable to have a testimonial, where it's a little anonymized where you say like, "Head of marketing for this type of company," and you don't name the company or the person or do people just see that as BS? Jordan: Well, such a great question. It's like the overall question is, is social proof if you don't know who the person is? Is that even social proof? Kathleen: Yeah. Jordan: So like a tree falling in- Kathleen: And sometimes I feel like... I don't know, I wonder can it hurt you if people think you're making it up? I don't really know the answer to that. Jordan: Yeah. It would be tough for them to know whether or not you are making it up, I hope people are more integrous than that but I know that there are those cases. I would say that if it's not a reputable name, it's tough to have social proof that really carries any weight, so that can be tough. I think asking the right way can generate testimonials to say, instead of saying, "Hey, would you give us a quote about us using your service?" You could say, "Hey, we'd like to feature your company as one of our cases, would you be open to us featuring you?" And it becomes more of a marketing play in that sense. Jordan: Again, I think for most companies they'd be fine to scratch backs in that way, but in more specific niches where it's kind of guarded and confidential. Yeah, that's a tough one. I haven't thought about some ways to kind of get around that other than just asking whether or not, maybe even just a logo could be fine. Kathleen: Yeah. I mean, I think there's still definitely people who are going to say no across the board. It's so funny, because I actually saw a conversation about this recently, where somebody said that the best way around it is to give your customers awards. And because everybody to brag that they got an award, and so it was like, if you can figure out a way to make it about an award and not about your product, they'll consent to mentioning it effectively in that's sort of a backdoor way. Jordan: Yeah, that's a great play. I think, recognizing them or even doing a case study on their business specifically, you'd be like, "Hey, here's how these guys got this x result." And again, it feels like it's more of an ego play then, really. Kathleen: All right. So that was social proof, we already talked about page load speeds. And the third thing was- Jordan: Yeah. I think the overall concept is about optimization of the funnel flow. So it doesn't matter what you're selling, I can't tell you how many websites we see that are just... It's a hose with holes all over it, you put in leads and are going to go all over the place. There is no benefit to linking to Facebook from your primary corporate page or your funnel, there is no benefit. No one is sharing it enough to make any quantitative or qualitative impact on your business. So I say for almost all offers, strip away everything that doesn't serve you. Jordan: And frankly, we only build sites like they were in the '90s in that same way today because it's what's always been done, not because it's- Kathleen: Right. And I feel like some of those features come out of the box also, and so people are like, "Well, it's there, so it must be a good thing." Jordan: Yeah, exactly. It's the De Beers Corporation kind of invented wedding rings and we still do that till today, but for the longest part of history that never existed. It's like we do what's been done because it's been done and that's what I should do. So I say just be a little bit adventurous, in the sense that you have permission to not do what everyone else is doing. And if someone goes to DropFunnels.com, for example, there's only one call to action on the entire page, every button really for all intents and purposes, almost every button is called an anchor link and it drags people down the page to more information, instead of moving them to About Us, no one cares About Us. No one cares about me or what we're doing, they care about themselves. Jordan: So I think they want to know, is this end result going to help them? So we really try to focus all marketing efforts towards a single call to action. So and I think it's important that companies get clear on that strategy. What is the main thing that you want them to do? Is it driving them to a lead magnet or an ecosystem offer? Is it booking a consultation call or strategy call? Is it adding them to a Facebook group, because that can be advantageous as well, but push them into the main ecosystem, push them where you want them to go. And it's easier to optimize around one point, around one metric point instead of 30 and hoping, "Hey, I don't even know where these people are going, they're clicking here and going there." And even in Google Analytics, you can track where people are going, but the more links you have you'll find the more erratic people are, because they don't have a plan, it's your job to point the plan for them and to give them that path. Jordan: So for us, I think optimizing around clarity and simplicity in all of your digital assets, even like, "Hey, let's kill some sacred cows here." Is the fact that you have a blog is it actually serving you? Linking to your blog and your homepage, does it actually give you any output? I mean, you can track those things. Is having any social share buttons or any links to social or a billion things for people to do, does it actually serve you? And I think those are the tough questions we should have. Kathleen: So you mentioned something interesting when you were talking about this earlier, which is that, even if you have, say a landing page where you've got your offer, a lot of the time somebody will actually jump from that landing page and go back to your homepage, whether that's to research something or just learn more about you or to find some other information. Knowing that's the case, it's funny to me because the traditional kind of thing that you're taught as a marketer is don't put navigation on your landing pages, right? To your point like, "Let's not distract anybody with links that aren't absolutely necessary." Kathleen: So they find a way to get back to your homepage despite your best efforts to not lead them there, what does that imply for what you should do to the design of your homepage to make sure that they don't drop out of your funnel? So that they stay engaged and ultimately convert? Jordan: Yes, and that's exactly what I was just mentioning about being so clear about that call to action, that for us it's very circular and it feeds itself. So if someone goes to a funnel and we're recommending a software or a trial, or whatever that happens to be, if they leave that and go back to our homepage, they're going to end up right back to the funnel, because our homepage will push them back into that way. So I would say that there are a lot of great companies do this well. One of my favorite funnels of all time, it's through this company called Get Sunday, and they're a lawn care company. Kathleen: Oh, I used them. Jordan: Yeah. We probably bought through the exact same funnel, it was genius. And hopefully, people are buying things even just on propulsion of seeing an ad and going to buy just to study what they're kind of doing- Kathleen: That's 100% I was targeted with an ad. Jordan: Yep. And I met with them for two years, I don't know anything about lawn care, but I was so entranced by their funnel. But it was a perfect example of the experience of going through that funnel is really in synergy with what their homepage is doing. And I'd recommend anyone go to their site to take a look. I think Basecamp does some interesting things, they're very an analytical company, but their page is, I think, very well done. But generally speaking, if you have a landing page, I promise you people are leaving your landing page and your funnels to go check you out on your homepage. If you don't have a home site with that domain and that brand reputation there, you're losing sales, period. Jordan: And on that, instead, again, eliminate what doesn't serve you and focus everything on to getting them back to that funnel, either with a complimentary or identical offer, so that because when they do that you don't want to lose them when they finally land on your page and suddenly it's some rabbit trail that takes them off somewhere else. Kathleen: So for those who haven't experienced it, can you just describe a little bit about the Sunday funnel and what you liked about it? Granted, you're going to have to do this from memory, so it won't be exact, but what stands out in your head as what worked so well? Jordan: Yeah. I have this kind of rule when it comes to marketing and when we're consulting with people as well, the best words that you can think about it's two words, it's for you, for you. So even in sales calls or any of that, it's the best phrase, I think that you can use. Is that people when they have high amounts of information, especially in competitive markets, and there's lots of people to compare to, personalization is absolutely key. My buddy, George Bryant, he actually coined the phrase, "Relationships beat algorithms." And it's not always the best offer gets their wallet, it's whoever gets to their heart gets to their wallet. Jordan: So what Get Sunday does that I think is so unique and I think a lot of brands are tapping into this as well, is the for you experience, the personalization. So you literally type in, I think it's your address, I did it a year and a half ago, I still remember it. It's your address, and they show you a satellite image of your house. And then you draw these lines or whatever around your lawn about what's... They're, "Okay, based on this, hey we're going to send you this soil kit." And it's just free kit or whatever it was part of it, I don't recall it exactly. They sent out this thing, it came the next day, it scooped out some soil, and actually my kids got into it too, it was kind of a fun science experiment. Jordan: Gave them that and then they sent back this custom report, "Okay hey, this is the acidity, the phosphorus, all the chemical things, this is the for you experience. Hey, we've also looked at the weather patterns for the past 12 years, here's how much rain you're going to get this year, here's how much sunlight based on the geography of your land," and I was like, "Holy cow, they know more about me than I do, right?" Which is so critical. And through that process, I ended up taking every upsell, everything there is because I felt like it was so personalized. And they said, "Hey, Jordan, for you, this is what is going to be a good fit." Jordan: And to put a cap on that, one of my favorite phrases is that a prescription without diagnosis is malpractice. Prescription without a diagnosis is malpractice. And so when you get a diagnosis and you're given the prescription to not take that is insanity, right? So they're telling me, they know my lawn better than me, they know the geography, they know the weather, they know the soil better than I do, if I have any desire for the end result, which is they have a beautiful lawn, what else am I going to do? Am I going to go figure that out on my own? No, I'm going to go give them my money and they're going to tell me exactly what to do, and ship it right to my doorstep. Jordan: And so some of these home kit companies have really tapped into this as well, "Based on your diet, based on your preferences, what is it that you like?" So I think all of us, all these kind of technical aspects are sometimes almost a moot point if you're not delivering to someone some for you experience, some way to make them feel like they're not a number, that they're a person and that they've been diagnosed as a specific prescription to what's going on. If we can tap into that psychology more often, I think, you could have a 12 second loading website and you could have a personalized experience, you'd probably be fine. Kathleen: Yeah. It's so funny to hear you talk about Get Sunday, because that's the exact same experience I had. And I went through it, and I was like, "Wow, clearly they've tapped into, I don't know, Google Earth, or whatever it is, and they're measuring my lawn and checking my weather and the whole thing," and I was so enamored of it. So I definitely became a customer based on that funnel, I have a feeling they're doing pretty well off of it. Jordan: And as anyone will experience if they go through it as well, you get a phone number to your person, your consultant, which I mean, it was a heart check for me too like, "Man, what are we missing out on the support aspect?" I think I've utilized it once in two years, so it's not like I'm using it, but knowing that it's there will probably keep me on for a very long time. Kathleen: Yeah, definitely. They've nailed it. I love that example and how specific it is. Anything else that you want to add beyond? So we started with three things, we started the page load speed, social proof, and then shoring up the leaks in the bucket, if you will. I mean, and the last category really encompasses a lot. So I just wanted to make sure we didn't miss anything before I move on. Jordan: No, I think that's like drinking through a fire hose probably for most people. So it's- Kathleen: Yeah no, that's great. So you obviously have worked with a lot of different companies, you've got a lot of different brands using your platform, any examples from the DropFunnels world that you think are notable to share in terms of before and after results from doing some of these things, even if it's just your own marketing? Jordan: So, this is less technical on maybe slightly more mindset. I would say, for most people, and again, we're a more advanced platform than many, so people are looking for click button done type of thing, it's not really a good fit. It's meant for those who really want to dive in and- Kathleen: You don't need to be a developer though, do you? Jordan: No, there's no code at all. Kathleen: That's what I thought, yeah. Jordan: But just things are in different locations. It's like you move your house, they say the two most stressful things in life is divorce and moving. So moving your business is no different, sometimes it... Well, we've got migrators that can help people in that regard. But I think the mindset for most people is that, we're all duct taping so many tools together between autoresponders, and CRMs, and call floors, and dialers, and website, and funnels, and courses, and all those things depending on your business model. And for us, I think the biggest thing that people fall in love with is how many tools they can subtract, so getting more by doing less. Jordan: Here's an example. We have this tool and I actually built it in, we might be one of the first ever to build this, I'm not sure. But I added a feature that allows you to collect a legally binding signature on a checkout form directly through mobile. So when someone's going to go in and purchase your product, there's actually Terms and Conditions box that normally you would check, but I instituted a finger scribble sandbox that generates a PDF that would help you against refunds and chargebacks to ensure that you're collecting those terms specifically. So for some people they'll cancel like DocuSign through that because they can use that as an actual legally binding contract generator. Jordan: So I think it's an example of that, of having fewer tools, fewer monthly subscriptions. And again, I don't want this to just be in advertising for DropFunnels, more a mindset about get more by doing less and simplify as much as possible so that you have less mental real estate being lost, right? Kathleen: No, I think tool sprawl is a real problem. And it's not just a problem from a psychological standpoint of like, "Where is my information? Where is my data? How is it all talking to each other?" It's a huge financial problem. I mean, as somebody who owns a marketing budget for a company, by far the biggest line item for me is my tech stack. And so if you can eliminate things that frees up money to do other things in marketing, which can have a big impact, potentially. So I definitely think that's important. Kathleen: All right, we're going to shift gears because I've got two questions I always ask all my guests before we wrap up, and I want to make sure I know what your answers are. First one is, the biggest pain point I hear all the time from marketers is that it's like drinking from a fire hose trying to keep up with everything. And so are there particular sources you rely on to stay up to date and educated? Jordan: I'm probably the worst person to ask that, because I kind of live in a cave for most of the time. But I stay connected with a couple people in different industries, so I think masterminding is really important, networking is important. And I listen to a lot of audio books as well, so that's helpful. I just finished actually, for the first time, The Richest Man in Babylon, which was a great short listen, for most people a great mindset book there. And doing a lot of that, I also have this remarkable tablet, I'm holding up for those on the podcast, the- Kathleen: My husband has one of those and he loves it. Jordan: Yeah, it's super cool for doing some deep work and writing without any connection to the internet. So I guess my answer is, I tend to feel escape when I get off of the internet and consume a little bit less, because there's so much kind of noise going on there. So I find that my relaxation and escape comes from disconnecting, but I'd say audiobooks are big, I actually really like going on YouTube and listening to some TED Talks, and they're quick bite size- Kathleen: Any particular favorites? Jordan: Everyone says it start with why, but there's actually some really... I mean, it's fine. Simon Sinek is great. I like Malcolm Gladwell stuff, and there is actually one on... I don't know the name of the guy, but it's about addiction. And he lays out this thesis for I think it's called The Hidden Truth Behind Sobriety or Addiction or that kind of thing. But he lays out this incredible thesis that, the opposite of addiction is not sobriety, the opposite of addiction is connection, its like this perfect theorem of why we get addicted to things, and the recourse from that, etc. So I couldn't recommend that more, it's one of the most watched ones on there. So TED talks have been a really good way to stay. Kathleen: I love that, and I've seen that Ted Talk, it's very good. Jordan: Yeah, very good. Kathleen: All right, second question. Of course, this podcast is all about inbound marketing, and is there a particular company or individual that you think is really knocking it out of the park and doing inbound marketing well these days? Jordan: I think most companies doing really well or really maximizing both and turning... There's a guy named Cole Gordon, who is in the high ticket closing space and is a master at, I think both inbound and outbound. And so he maximizes all of his inbound with additional outbound outreach, and whatnot. And so he's just so masterful at that, so that's Cole Gordon, I think it's Gordon Advertising, people could probably Google him. I also see Gary Vee and some of those influencers, they're doing a lot of like, "Hey, text me, get out this number," and getting people onto your list with a more relational SMS. Which by the way, I'm fairly convinced is the future of marketing is going to be SMS. Jordan: Email rates are deplorable, Facebook, the algorithm is getting harder all the time, and I think SMS has about a 99% open rate. Kathleen: It's very generational. I mean, I have kids, when you look at how our kids communicate, it's so different than how we do, it's crazy. Jordan: Yeah. And I think it's probably going to change as new... Man, it's probably eventually going to be TikTok, and- Kathleen: Or I was just going to say Discord. I have a 14 year old and they're all on Discord playing their video games and talking to each other. And I think that's already starting to happen, the number of private communities that are cropping up. I just attended, Shopify had its Annual Developers Conference, and all of the chatter around it, all the conversations, they set it up in Discord. And they created a room, I don't even know if that's the right word, because I'm not a big Discord user but I did do it. But yeah, I was like, "This is really interesting." I see my 14 year old on it, I see Shopify having official conversations with its audience on it, I definitely think there's a move in that direction too. Jordan: Yeah. And actually I'm to the point, we just did it this week, that we're pretty much eliminating our post purchase Facebook support groups and moving even into Slack to do- Kathleen: Yeah, Slack is huge. Jordan: Slack is good, and people say Discord's like Slack on steroids, I haven't done much on Discord. Kathleen: Well, I just used it for the first time, I was a little intimidated, but it is. If you are a Slack user, it will feel very familiar to you. Jordan: Right on, yeah. But I think the social channels and social media and whatnot, they're going to start to kind of wane. And people are wanting to go into more private servers, and Telegram groups, and eventually, it'll all be on the blockchain and everything will be completely anonymized and encrypted, it seems like that's where the world is going. Kathleen: Yeah, for sure. All right, well, we've come to the end of our time, and so before we finish, importantly, I need to ask if somebody has a question about any of this or wants to learn more about you or DropFunnels, what is the best way for them to do that? Jordan: Yeah. I'd be happy to give my personal email, it's jordan@dropfunnels.com. If anyone has any questions, or if I can encourage you in some way, J-O-R-D-A-N, and it's my personal email, so it'll go straight to me and would be happy to respond with any insight that I can. And then dropfunnels.com is the main place if you want to check it out and kind of see even as an example of how we turn standard sites, or how we utilize standard sites into a sales funnel type psychology. But I'd encourage anyone to no matter what platform you're on, or whatever you choose to use, to just remember that those principles are true, a confused mind will do nothing. Jordan: And so simplifying, make things faster, think about your strategy, what do you want people to really do? And in any infrastructure that you're on right now, push more people into that way and eliminate the things that don't serve you, and I really think that that's a way to grow very quickly. Kathleen: That's great advice. All right. Well, that is it for this week. If you're listening and you enjoyed this episode, please head to Apple Podcasts or the platform of your choice and leave the podcast a review. And of course, if you know somebody else who's doing amazing inbound marketing work, tweet me @WorkMommyWork because I would love to make them my next guest. That's it for this week, thank you so much, Jordo. Jordan: My pleasure, thank you.
About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Gina Marie DeBarthe. Guest: Guadalupe Zamora. Learning About Islam, Lupe Discusses the Impact of Islam on Her Life. Guadalupe Zamora is a mother of six children. She is currently Catholic, but she is exploring Islam. She is married to a Muslim man from Jordan. Several of her children have already converted to Islam, and she encourages them to practice their faith. In this episode we discuss: How Lupe met her husband. His proposal to her. Her family reaction to her new marriage. How supportive her new husband is with her six children. How her children became Muslim, even though she has not yet converted. How Islam has brought her children closer to God. The differences between cultural Islam and the religion of Islam. Her Islamic marriage ceremony and her responsibilities as a wife. During the episode Lupe asked questions about Islam, dating, and marriage. In addition, she noted how different her Islamic marriage ceremony was compared to her previous marriage. We also discussed the idea of polygyny. Lupe also discussed the positive impact of Islamic values on her children. Finally we talk about women covering their hair in the bible, the concept of hijab, and modest dress for men and women.
About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Cedric Du Peloux. Guest: Robby Quinn. Today we talk to Robby Quinn. It all started when Robby had visions of his father's passing away. Then he had more on his grandfather's passing. He would see signs, Arabic symbols and hear voices every night. At first he saw them as nightmares but later he knew they were signs from God. Because of this, he decided to look into Islam. Finally Robby converted at the wedding of family that helped him learn about Islam. About Robby: Converted in 2012 at a friends weddings 9 years since converting Current age is 37 Comes from the suburbs of Boston Currently lives in Boston MA Works as a lead fish clerk since 2003 Likes hanging with his cat and streaming video games Is a part time organiser at a local mosque Is passionate about being active at his mosque as an organizer for thanksgiving lunches and monthly panel talks You can contact Robby here: humanorb2013@gmail.com
About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Adee Simon Macdowell. Guest: Dylan. Today's episode is with Dylan. Dylan converted 7 years ago in 2014 at the age of 19, he's now 25 years old. He is a student of Islamic knowledge with two specializations in: 1) Islamic Law 2) Classical Theology He has been teaching Islam since 2018 and lives in Montana USA. He started the Nations of Faith organisation. Dylan states in the interview, "1.9 billion people believe this is the direct word of God... maybe give it a read." Visit Dylan's website here: https://ihyaalislam.blogspot.com This article of Dylan may be beneficial for you. Salah - Learn to Offer Prayers | Part 1 https://ihyaalislam.blogspot.com/2020/10/salah-learn-to-offer-prayers-part-1.html This is Dylan's Youtube channel with his wife and family. He says, "Thank you for tuning into our channel! Here we will try to produce Islamic content while we let you into to our little world." https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUQRXtrFoVFxxCewUI6asIg/about This is his revert story on his channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgWGDfHZRQM Books recommended by Dylan: The Devil's Deception Imam Ibn Al - Jawzi https://untoislam.com/links/book-the-devils-deception-imam-ibn-al-jawzi The Beginning of Guidance: The Imam and proof of Islam https://untoislam.com/links/book-the-beginning-of-guidance-the-imam-and-proof-of-islam
About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Gina Marie DeBarthe. Guest: Dr. Michael Jewett. It's a Marathon, Not a Sprint. Dr. Michael Jewett was a Christian Minister for over 30 years and earned a PhD in theology. He held many positions in his church. He is also a retired psychologist. He worked for 30 years with the needy, homeless and people with addictions to alcohol and other substances. He was the state of Michigan director of the alcohol and substance abuse program. He would train churches around Michigan to work with alcohol and substance abuse clients. He was also the state of Michigan chaplain overseeing the churches in the state of Michigan for the prison ministry in jail ministry and juvenile ministry. In this episode we discuss the following: How his interest in learning more about Islam began with a rummage sale. The beauty of the Islamic prayer and the positive impact it had on his journey towards Islam. The many years of study that he undertook before becoming Muslim. His difficulty with his fellow Christians and their lack of commitment to their own faith. Our own fears about what other people may be thinking about you. Perceived and real prejudices of others who are not Muslim. The fear of Allah (SWT), and the forgiveness of Allah, and your opinion and perception of Allah. Giving Allah human characteristics and how Allah does not have characteristics of his creation. Learning about Islam in a stepwise fashion. His interactions with the Quran and it's lack of a traditional literacy pattern. The narrative in your head, including your own prejudices and beliefs. Learning about Islam from someone who knows Islam. Differences in the beliefs about other religion's scriptures.
About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Christen Amer. Guest: Lindsay Um Fatima. Sometimes You Just Need a Little Support On today's episode we interview Lindsay U.M. Fatima a 39 year old mother of 2 who reverted to Islam 11 years ago. Although Lindsay wears many hats, currently she spends the majority of her time home schooling her children and developing Islamic resources for others looking to deepen their knowledge of Islam. She holds a BA and MA in Italian Linguistics and a Doctor of Natural Health degree with a specialization in Ayurvedic medicine. She is truly a student of life who loves to learn Quran and Arabic studies, as well as foreign languages and cultures, history, and healthy living. Listen to her story to understand why a muslim's first command of "Iqra" or read is ultimately the road that leads to a deeper appreciation and practice of Islam. See Lindsay's first episode with us here: https://untoislam.com/podcast/introductory-course-on-islam-from-convert-and-former-prom-queen About Lindsay: Converted in February 14, 2010 11 years since converting Age is 39 From South Shore of Massachusetts, USA She's a wife and homeschooling mom of 2 daughters Lindsay's resources: (1) Introductory course - Journey to Faith:Discovering Islam - A FOUNDATIONAL COURSE ON THE RELIGION OF ISLAM AND ITS ADHERENTS https://www.umfatima.com/courses Books: (2) From Prom Queen to Hijabi: My Journey to Faith on a Road Less Traveled - by U.M. Fatima How does a typical American girl from Boston go from being Prom Queen and captain of two varsity sports teams to a proud orthodox Muslim? https://untoislam.com/links/from-prom-queen-to-hijabi (3) The Quran Reading Comprehension Workbook Series - Volume 1 - by U.M. Fatima The Quran Reading Comprehension Workbook Series - FOR KIDS - By U.M. Fatima https://untoislam.com/links/quran-reading-comprehension-workbook-series Lindsay's artwork: https://www.umfatima.com/gallery
In this episode, hosts Alan Sanders and Walt Murray get a chance to sit down with Caroline Daley and Michael Caputo of Pod Clubhouse. Alan and Walt were featured on their show, Interview with a Podcast, which dropped in January of 2021. On that show, Caroline and Michael like to bring a spotlight on other podcasts. Alan and Walt had such a fun time being interviewed, they wanted to return the favor here in season 4 of The Wilder Ride. Caroline Daley and Michael Caputo of Pod Clubhouse each started in media separately, but found each other via a radio program. It did not take long for the two of them to realize they fed easily off each other and it led to the creation of a new podcast. The concept behind Pod Clubhouse was to bring other podcasts and voices together in the spirit of collaboration. As Michael says, they believe in the concept that a rising tide lifts all boats. As they embarked, their brand has become an umbrella for several different shows. While they still think of Interview with a Podcast as their primary show, they have added shows related to dozens of television and streaming shows, a movie themed show where they are looking at 52 weeks of Christmas movies, a show called, Decorating the Set and one called PCH Press Pass. There are several other members of the Pod Clubhouse team, all of which can be found on their website under the About Us page. As we wind down the interview portion of the show, Caroline and Michael encourage folks to proactively reach out to them if you would like to join forces on an episode. There is no guarantee, but life is easier for them if people feel comfortable reaching out to them. As the episode continues, Walt dives into his horrible movie review, which was selected by members in our Facebook Listeners Group. Alan and Walt then get into a few news items and then all of them wrap up the show with the entertainment segment. WATCHING Walt finished season 1 of Tin Star on Amazon Prime, giving it an enthusiastic review. He just started to watch Bosch season 7 and highly recommends the Eddie Murphy movie, Mr. Church, streaming on Netflix. Alan also finished season 1 of Tin Star and loved it. With his father-in-law still visiting, he went back to watch some older flicks. They included Iron Man, Kindergarten Cop, Galaxy Quest and Silverado. Alan also encourages the YouTube channel, Ashleigh Burton, who reacted this week to the films of Fried Green Tomatoes and the 1962 Cape Fear. Radio Labyrinth had a YouTube show out discussing Loki. Popcoun in Bed reacted to The Hobbit, The Desolation of Smaug, The Battle of the Five Armies and Schindler's List. Finally, on The Daily Doug, previous guest Doug Halvering reacted to Queensryche's, "Suite Sister Mary," which included a shoutout to our own podcast! Caroline watches, Sex LIfe and Penguin Town, both on Netflix. Michael recommends, Kevin Can F Himself, on AMC, Central Park on Apple TV and Domina on Epix. READING Walt and Alan both continue to work through the Star Trek unauthorized history, "The Fifty-Year Mission: The First 25 Years." Alan also read, "How to Love Your Child More Than You Hate Your Ex," by Dr. Larry Waldman for another show called, The Marriage Fit Podcast. Caroline is currently reading, "Last Summer at the Golden Hotel," by Elyssa Friedland. Michael is working his way through all three volumes of the comic book, Invincible. LISTENING Walt is listening to the podcasts, The Great Trials, Camp Hell: Anneewakee, FBI Retired Case File Review with Jeri Williams and Never Not Funny with Jimmy Pardo. He has also been listening to the album, Hummingbird, by last week's guests, the New Age group 2002. Alan has also been listening to, Hummingbird. The podcasts he has been listening to this week include Measuring the Score, 60MW Podcast, Radio Labyrinth, The Nostalgic Podblast and The Indiana Jones Minute. Caroline has been listening to the Beach Boys Christmas album. She recommends the podcast, The Deep Dive with Jessica and June. Michael is addicted to podcasts, with over 50 subscribed in his Spotify account! He listens to all of the Pod Clubhouse shows, of course. He also suggests, The Neighborhood Listen, Comedy Bang Bang and Gates McFadden Investigates - Who Do You Think You Are?
Like this episode? Follow and Meditate on InsightTimer Join Mariya Katrina in this empowerment journey with connecting more within the wellspring of wellness of Your Self so you can embody the practices, learn how to launch your own sustainable conscious business to shine brilliantly as a gentle genius with clear full alignment with your mission, vision and purpose. JOIN THE NEW PURPOSE WAYFINDING COURSE Today's Podcast: Join David Seaborg of World Rainforests preserving biodiversity and saving rainforests worldwide, primarily tropical rainforest. Learn how you can stay in courageous love and take massive radical action to help create a more sustainable & regenerative way of being while protecting the high biodiversity habitats of the world's rainforests. Explore your solution-oriented ideas in creative consciousness with this educational episode. Grab your tea, relax and just be. Send a DM on insta @themariyakatrina.official Subscribe and Connect Join the One Brilliance Community ~~~ *Receive Bitcoin + Altcoins just by joining & becoming a member! *Get exclusive access with Cryptocurrency or Send your gratitude contributions through InsightTimer -- Resources from the Podcast: Become a Brilliant Ambassador Get Discounted products with the Earthing Movement About Us: We are a podcast for conversations that bring forth radical ideas that disrupt the normal conversation on where we are heading into the future. Your support provides exclusive content for your wellness with the utmost quality & most informative source of practical inspiration from our pioneering leaders, so we can all step into the future of humanity in co-creativity, sustainable conscious business, education, social equality, psychology, and spirituality. Keep this podcast going by supporting my research on InsightTimer, & Himalaya so we can continue to provide you episodes every week. YOU ARE AMAZING!!! xoxo Share the love Rate the podcast, send in your ratings and comments! YOU ARE AMAZING!!! Support the podcast via InsightTimer Join the Brilliance Subscribe to our Facebook Group Page https://www.facebook.com/OneBrillianceSF/ Thank you for supporting our Podcast! *BECOME A BRAND AMBASSADOR: Send us your interest, and Receive Bitcoin + Altcoins just by joining & becoming a member! Get exclusive access with Cryptocurrency or Send your gratitude contributions through InsightTimer Copyright & All Rights Reserved by Creatrix of the Podcast, Mariya Katrina
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing our Build a Bigger Table series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship Build a Bigger Table (Part 8) Speaker: Pastor Alex Walton Based in Littleton, CO
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing our Build a Bigger Table series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship Build a Bigger Table (Part 7) Speaker: Pastor Rob Karch Based in Littleton, CO
The biggest set back that most people have when approaching Social Media and content creating is that they find overwhelming.Our key to spending less time creating is BATCHING. We have talked about this so much. But still we have listeners and even members (yup, we're calling you out) who are not batching and using a tool to get it done. Instead, they're spending 30 to 45 minutes coming up with a new post each day. Finding a photo. Writing and tweaking their caption. Researching hashtags, and so on.Here's how to start batching:1. Brainstorm. Think about what your content themes are. Our themes are, for example, Education. Empower, Entertain. Community and About Us. Once that's in place, think about what you have coming up. New products. Launches. A celebration. And lastly, what has our audience engaged the most with over the past few months (so look back at your insights for 3 to 4 minutes). 2. Planning and Outlining. Mark down what days, and time of day, you'll be posting over the week or 2 weeks. Using an app like Planoly helps with having a calendar in front of you, and using images to get it scheduled and in place. For now, mark down the topic, and couple point forms so you know what you'll write about. Jot down at the same time the call to action. Lastly, pull in 15 to 25 images for now. Could be Stock images. Could be images you took, or were taken by your photographer. Or could be Canva pieces. If you don't have the Canva pieces created yet, just think of the ideas first, and then we'll get to creating shortly.3. Before writing out each caption, or placing your images into the right post, head into Canva and finalize those pieces. If this feels daunting, stick to 2 or 3 maximum to create. Pull those final images into your scheduling app. Keep in mind that not all apps will allow you to use Carousels. So those will have to be saved in an Album on your phone - name it A+ Canva so it's at the top of your Albums. Next, start placing the images into the schedule. And lastly, write out your captions. Writing everything in a row will help you to move through it quicker, because you're writing juices will be in creative flow. 4. Completion and Release. Since you just finished up all of your captions, continue with this same creative work flow by - re-reading (preferably out loud) your captions, edit, tweak, and fix grammar. Add in your hashtags to the appropriate post. Schedule them, with reminders. Tag anyone or any companies who are involved. And there ya have it. And like any muscle, the more you do this, the stronger you'll become at batching. Again, don't be hard on yourself the first time you do this. Start with a few posts. And then set a higher goal next time. And eventually, you'll be batching 10 posts in no time. Reminder again, set that timer so you keep on track. Snag our free guide on Creating Better Captions!Follow @thesocial.focus@angela.s.doyon and @natcaronphoto JOIN INSTAGRAM FOR BUSINESS NOW! We love and use Buzzsprout to host Instagram for Business Podcast and they have made it easy and seamless (plus their customer service is by far one of the best!)This site contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission for purchases made through these links.
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In this episode, hosts Alan Sanders and Walt Murray meet the family members who make up the New Age group, 2002. The story begins with husband and wife, Randy and Pamela meeting in high school theater. They both had a love for music early in their lives. The two would go in separate directions after high school, getting involved with various bands as part of their musical journeys. After nearly a decade, circumstances returned them both to the Texas area where they reunited. That would eventually become the team who would create the New Age group, 2002. The choice of that kind of music actually came from an event where Pamela was asked to play random, soothing melodies on her flute at a gathering. At the end, those in attendance wanted to know where to buy their music? From the simplest of starts has grown one of the most renowned and successful new age groups of the last few decades. As their daughter, Sarah, grew up in a musically gifted environment, she soon developed her own skills, both as a musician and a singer. Soon her talents were added to mix, creating even more depth and variety of music and melodies. Their most recent album, Hummingbird, is available for digital download and the physical media will be available in mid-July 2021. As one well-respected critic, Steve Shepherd, writes, "It is hard to explain this, but whilst writing this review I haven't spoken, drank, or moved, and barely even breathed, and only just realized I hadn't even saved my work, this is how amazingly great this album is, I kid you not, this is without doubt the best instrumental album that 2002 have ever created. Hummingbird will probably go down in musical history as one of the best examples of 21st century New Age music there is, as it really doesn't get any better than this." Tracks heard in the interview are: Sacred Mountain from Hummingbird River of Stars from River of Stars Seoithin Seo Ho (Hushaby, Hush) / Gartan Mother's Lullaby from Celtic Fairy Lullaby Gathering the Clouds from Hummingbird After the interview, Walt provides a movie review of Waterworld. Then the two breakdown some crazy items in the news of the past week, followed by the entertainment segment, where the dive into what they have been watching, reading and listening to since the last episode. WATCHING Walt started the series Formula One: Drive to Survive. He also started some binge-watching of MASH on Hulu. Alan watched Honest Thief with Liam Neeson and enjoyed the somewhat predictable film. He also started to watch the series, Tin Star, with Tim Roth, which started in 2017. He re-watched Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, a guilty pleasure for him and his wife. On YouTube, Alan watched Ashleigh Burton's reaction channel where she covered Tremors, Caddyshack, Ed Wood and Smokey and the Bandit. On the channel Popcorn in Bed, he watched Cassie and her sister react to a first-time watch of Jaws. He always catches The Daily Doug, especially on Iron Maiden Monday's and The Charismatic Voice, where the host looked at the performance of the song, "Fear of the Dark," by Iron Maiden. READING Both of our hosts were slackers this week, having nothing useful to share here. LISTENING Walt continues the engrossing but disturbing podcast, Camp Hell: Anneewakee. He also listened to the recent episode of Smartless with special guest, David Cross. Finally, he recommended the podcast, Stuff You Should Know. Alan continues to listen to 2002's music, the podcast Radio Labyrinth and the 60MW Podcast. Make sure you have subscribed to The Wilder Ride on your pod-catcher of choice so you will not miss a single episode! If you have not already done so, please come join our Listener's Group on Facebook. Just visit our public page and click on the button to join the group. You can learn more about us by visiting our About Us page. You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
"There is an appointed time for everything, and a time for every affair under the heavens." Ecclesiastes 3:1 I feel it is time to get back to this podcast, and create season 3. So, I hope to get the first episode out in early July. In the last episode, which aired on March 6, 2021, I spoke about creating a livestream show. Well, I have a few episodes under my belt now. This is the premier episode of my livestream show - https://youtu.be/IIUPQAB12xg There are test videos you can watch if you like. I may be creating a separate channel for "It's About Us", so stay tuned. Thanks, as always, for listening. I'll be back soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/christian1792/message
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing our Build a Bigger Table series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship Build a Bigger Table (Part 6) Speaker: Pastor Steve Schroeder Based in Littleton, CO
About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Gina Marie DeBarthe. Guest: Julia Hunter. This is an inspirational story where Julia discusses her conversion to Islam. She talks about life growing up with a mother who was an alcoholic. She recounts how she was raised a Christian but was confused by the doctrine of the trinity. She reveals how she learned about Islam, and her encounter with several American Muslims. In this episode: Julia talks about her relationship with her parents and how that changed after becoming Muslim. She reveals how she first encountered a group of Muslims. The logic of Islam. She discussed her struggle with the existence of evil. We further learned about her family's reaction to her conversion to Islam She elaborated on her father's obsession with atheism and devil worshipping. She converses about how Islam helped increase her patience and resiliency. She further notes how Islam helped her form a more respectful relationship with her parents. As a new revert in Germany, she dealt with a lot of prejudice, especially since she chose to wear hijab. This impacted her ability to find a job. In addition, she discussed how moving to Dubai has been a relief for her since she deals with less prejudice as a Muslim. We discuss her first Ramadan. About Julie: Converted around the age of 17 Born in 1987 and now 33 years old. Originally from Germany but lived many years in the UK Currently lives in UAE Dubai (last 6 years). Studied education and Islamic Sciences at a popular German University and achieved her Bachelor's degree. Full-time homeschooling mum of three and working part-time as a Copywriter. Julie is also a self-publishing Islamic Children's book author on Amazon and has written several children's books about Islam. Her website is: www.juliahankeauthor.com Here you can find her latest books, and information on an amazing reader and writers group. Her books are: Inspiring Islamic Stories https://untoislam.com/links/inspiring-islamic-stories-kids My First Islamic Book for Children Under 3 https://untoislam.com/links/first-islamic-book-children Social Skills in Islam https://untoislam.com/links/social-skills-in-islam-kids She is determined to write a dawah book for adults dealing with difficult questions like "why is there evil in this world?" What is the purpose of life" etc.?
About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Cedric Du Peloux. Guest: Floyd Morris. About Floyd: Converted a couple months ago officially (2021) 30 years old Comes from Michigan USA Currently lives in Chicago Works as a Manufacturing Engineer Is passionate about spreading awareness of how school can lift families out of poverty He says "I'm of mixed race, brown skinned, and blessed to be exposed to multiple types of backgrounds" Floyd says in the interview: "You don't really know until you look at it yourself, so I became interested." "Let go of any pre-assumptions you have."
Video game publisher Raw Fury has taken the unusual step of putting its publishing contract onto the Internet, and we couldn't be happier! In Part IX of our continuing series, we look at the potpourri of provisions found at the end of most every contract, and how important many of them are. Let's dive in. Boilerplate doesn't mean unimportant...in Virtual Legality. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO: https://youtu.be/O0V1fOLYpFc #LawyerReads #GamePublishing #RawFury *** SUPPORT THE CHANNEL PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/VirtualLegality STREAMLABS TIPS - https://streamlabs.com/richardhoeg STORE - https://teespring.com/stores/hoeg-law-store *** CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 02:13 General Provisions 23:50 Conclusion (Signature Blocks) *** Discussed in this episode: "A Lawyer Reads...A Game Publishing Agreement" YouTube Playlist - Hoeg Law https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1zDCgJzZUy_VayRrIvRSP64k6oOv9jLi "About Us" Raw Fury Webpage https://rawfury.com/about/ "Why we are publishing Raw Furys publishing agreement" Raw Fury Webpage https://rawfury.com/why-we-are-publishing-raw-furys-publishing-agreement/ "Developer Resources" Raw Fury Webpage (Click Through Dropbox for Publishing Agreement) https://rawfury.com/developer-resources/ *** "Virtual Legality" is a continuing series discussing the law, video games, software, and everything digital, hosted by Richard Hoeg, of the Hoeg Law Business Law Firm (Hoeg Law). CHECK OUT THE REST OF VIRTUAL LEGALITY HERE: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1zDCgJzZUy9YAU61GoW-00K0TJOGnPCo DISCUSSION IS PROVIDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS LEGAL ADVICE. INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED IN THE LEGAL TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS VIDEO SHOULD CONSULT WITH THEIR OWN COUNSEL. *** Twitter: @hoeglaw Web: hoeglaw.com
About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Gina Marie DeBarthe. Guest: Imam Wisam Sharieff. Listen to a specialist Quran teacher talk about learning the Quran and about converting to Islam. This will help you to comfortably learn to recite the Quran in your first years of Islam after converting. In this episode we are joined by Imam Wisam Sharieff, founder and creator of Quran Revolution, an innovative system for connecting with the Quran. He is also founder of Advocating Quranic Lifestyle and Memorize Mentor. He has taught 25,000 plus students through a variety of in-person and on-line platforms. His charismatic and engaging style has aided many a student in learning complex principles and helped them increase their connection with the Quran. Websites referred to in this episode include: Quran Revolution: https://quranrevolution.com/ Advocating Quranic Lifestyle: AQL Website - New AQL Website https://aqlu.org/ Online Quran apps: https://quranwbw.com http://www.recitequran.com You can follow Imam Wisam Sharieff on Facebook, Instagram @wisamsharieff, and Youtube via the Quran Revolution channel. In this episode we discuss the following: Quran Revolution The love and forgiveness of Allah (SWT). Barriers to learning to read the Quran. Learning the language of Arabic versus learning how to read or recite the Quran. Where to start in learning the basics needed to read the Quran, including Quran Revolution. Transliteration versus learning the Arabic letters and learning to read the Quranic Arabic. Learning from one teacher versus many teachers. Taking a compliment and the importance of taking a compliment from others. Etiquette of the Quran. Don't learn etiquette from a book. Story of Wisam's grandmother's first Hajj. 30 days of going to Jannah. The power of duaa and having your own duaa. Unlocking our life purpose and a trustworthy relationship with Allah (SWT). Modern day slavery and the 200 million women unaccounted for. Using the names of Allah (SWT) for duaa and knowing Allah (SWT) the author of the Quran. Angels being able to read the Quran, and the idea that Allah (SWT) recited the Quran 1,000 years before he created mankind. Ruqiah, trauma, possession, and the three Quls. The current culture and the culture of the Quran. Defining Muslim culture for the next generation with the Quran. Understanding our difficulties in life, and meeting Allah (SWT).
In this week’s episode It’s not in any way about being lazy – but you do need to stop personally working on so many tasks. If you free yourself from jobs that someone else can do for you, then you can focus your valuable attention on growing your business… and actually enjoying life. This week on the show Paul explains how you can do this Also on the show this week, you may have noticed that LinkedIn has changed its rules around connecting with people. Paul’s joined by an expert special guest to look at what’s changed and how this might affect your MSP Plus, how’s your About Us page on your site? It’s the second most important page on your site. And this week Paul gives you some great practical advice on how to make it as good as it can be Show notes Out every Tuesday on your favourite podcast platform Presented by Paul Green, an MSP marketing expert Find out about the physical time tracking tool Paul mentioned called Timeular Register for a free copy of Paul’s book Paul’s special guest was Nate Freedman from Tech Pro Marketing talking about the new restrictions applied by LinkedIn Check out the unofficial LinkedIn automation tool Dux-Soup Find out more about LinkedIn’s other native content hosting solutions, for example Newsletters Paul was looking forward to his future conversation with Praveen Ramesh from Superops.ai all about marketing and LinkedIn Many thanks to Rebecca Finken from Traction 4 Success for recommending the book Who Not How by Dan Sullivan & Dr. Benjamin Hardy On June 29th Paul will be joined by Derek Morgan from Nexon Asia Pacific talking about how to train your clients to buy more Please send any questions, ideally in audio-form (or any other feedback) to hello@paulgreensmspmarketing.com Episode transcription Voiceover: Fresh every Tuesday for MSPs around the world. This is Paul Green’s, MSP Marketing podcast. Paul Green: I am delighted to be back with you, and we’ve got a cracker of a show for you this week. Here’s what’s coming up. Nate Freedman: In the older days when LinkedIn was maybe a little more lenient, you might be able to g
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing our Build a Bigger Table series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship Build a Bigger Table (Part 5) Speaker: Pastor Dan Elliott Based in Littleton, CO
About Us: https://untoislam.com Podcast: https://untoislam.com/podcast Submit A Question: https://untoislam.com/questions Sign-Up Free Courses: https://untoislam.com/free-course Sponsor|Donate|Support|Help Us: https://untoislam.com/donate Host: Cedric Du Peloux. Guest: Kenny Bomer. Topics discussed include: Why should I convert to Islam? What to focus on before accepting Islam Advice on how to get started with Islam How do you know you're doing the right thing? How will Islam change your life? What I'd have done differently? Nation Of Islam - what is it? Being a Muslim in Texas Easy and hard parts of converting About Kenny: He is an author, public speaker and debater. Converted to Islam in 1987, 34 years ago, at the age of 17. He is now 49 years old. Lives in Houston, Texas in the United States. Works as an inspector for the American Petroleum Institute. Former hip hop artist - signed two record deals, 1986, 2000. Kenny is the author of the book: Author of CONSIDER ISLAM: Disproving the Patriots of Propaganda https://untoislam.com/consider-islam Kenny is working on two books: Everything Is A Test - Truth Is Made Clear From Falsehood You Might Be An Islamophob If Other links: Host of Kenny Bomer Live on Consider This TV - https://untoislam.com/kenny-youtube Website: kennybomer.com Contact: info@kennyboomer.com Kenny's first episode with us - https://untoislam.com/podcast/former-hip-hop-artist-without-allah-i-am-nothing
In this episode of B2B Nation, we talk to Kristjan Mar Hauksson, digital marketer, SEO and inbound marketing expert and the co-author of Global Search Engine Marketing: Fine-Tuning Your International Search Engine Results. Today's B2B marketers put a lot of emphasis on being found by prospects using organic search. But they can't stop there. Not all inbound traffic should be treated equally, which means marketers have to look for intent signals in the data they capture to understand who is a lead, who is a browser and who is a job seeker. Among the topics we discuss in this episode are lead qualification, the under-utilized and over-utilized channels in digital marketing and whether we've hit the point where there's too much data involved in online marketing. Episode Guide 2:45: Advice on understanding the intent of your website visitors 5:06: What can you learn from visitors to your About Us and Contact Us pages? 7:56: Preferred methods for qualifying leads from inbound visitors 11:26: Is there an ideal organizational structure for marketing and sales? 14:19: How customers owning the buying journey changes marketing -- and doesn't 16:14: Do B2B marketers under-value Google and social media platforms? 19:04: How well do B2B marketers understand the nuances of cross-cultural marketing? 24:37: Kristjan's under-utilized B2B marketing tactics 28:52: Is the influx of martech tools and data responsible for over-complication? 30:41: Kristjan's favorite apps and tools
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing our Build a Bigger Table series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship Build a Bigger Table (Part 4) Speaker: Pastor Alex Walton Based in Littleton, CO
Story Arc: "Let's Ruin An Economy!" (pt.3) This episode of Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies! Bambi, Greg and Sanjana search for a member of Dinozzo's crew, and Bengt, Martelo and Lefou head back to the night market to spend tremendous amounts of money! Special guest player: Juan! WHAT WE BELIEVE Our passion is pizza. Amazing pizza. And we believe the freshest taste can only come from one place– your oven. That's the pizza you deserve. “About Us.” Https://Www.goodnes.com/, www.goodnes.com/digiorno/about-us/. Cast & Credits: Producer, Editor & DM: Scott Editor & Bambi: Jin (https://www.twitch.tv/phantomquill) Social Media Manager & Greg: DeSombre Bengt: Tommy Sanjana: Lena Theme Music: Taylor Calise Additonal Sound Effects: Zapsplat.com Art: Jon Bliss (https://twitter.com/jonblissart) Recorded on our Discord server by Craigbot! (https://craig.chat/home/) Want to find out more about us? https://rfedpod.com/ Want to Email us? RFEDPod@gmail.com Want to follow us on Social media? Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/RFED_podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RFEDpod Twitter: https://twitter.com/RFEDpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT3QkpOLLIBwvSKZUZPq7IQ (we'll get a custom url when you subscribe to the channel!)
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing our Build a Bigger Table series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship Build a Bigger Table (Part 3) Speaker: Pastor Alex Walton Based in Littleton, CO
Welcome to South Fellowship Church! This week we are continuing our Build a Bigger Table series. Helping people live in the way of Jesus with the heart of Jesus. Connect with us ⬇️ About Us: https://southfellowship.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southfellowship Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southfellowship Twitter: https://twitter.com/southfellowship Give Online ⬇️ https://pushpay.com/g/southfellowship Build a Bigger Table (Part 2) Speaker: Pastor Alex Walton Based in Littleton, CO
Ruth was your typical housewife from Queens, until she started messing around with a corset salesman. Both she and the salesman were married with children, but that didn't stop them from falling in love and committing the most damning of sins...murder. (I think, I haven't officially been to a church before) +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ All credit to official research assistant and woodland deity Kelly for telling me about this subject, please check out the ABOUT US section on our website to read all about the new addition to the Weirdo's United group. Visit our Website! Donate to our Patreon! Follow us on Instagram! Follow us on Twitter! Email us - bumblebuttpodcast@gmail.com Intro/outro music is titled 'LOSE' from New Totally Radical by EXIT MINDBOMB
On this week's episode of Black Girls Texting the girls weigh in on the Porsha Williams situation and Glynn pulls some revealing receipts from the group. Then, the girls answer some juicy listener question and share the stories of their first serious boyfriends and the first time they knew they were too good for someone. Want even more? Bonus episodes, live events, merch and more of the group chat!! Become a Patron at Patreon.com/blackgirlstexting This episode is brought to you in partnership with Washington State Wine. https://www.washingtonwine.org/ On this episode, the BGT is sipping on a Malbec Rose from Tunnel Hill Winery (https://www.tunnelhillwinery.com/), the Indian Wells Cab from Chateau Ste. Michelle (https://www.ste-michelle.com/), the folks who are also behind Spring Valley Vineyard (https://www.springvalleyvineyard.com/), and a red from XOBC Cellars by musician Brandi Carlile (https://www.xobccellars.com/About-Us). Don't forget to rate, comment, subscribe to our Channel and our podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...) Follow our IG: @blackgirlstexting and email us at hello@blackgirlstexting.com. Shout out to WTF Media for the studio and production! https://www.wtfmediastudios.com/
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