Podcasts about amplifi

Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: ten years of Amplifi, the growth of podcast fandom, and creators lift all ships.Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here on Sounds Profitable.

Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: ten years of Amplifi, the growth of podcast fandom, and creators lift all ships.Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here on Sounds Profitable.

Bo chats to Karren - The founder of Amplifi Music Festival ahead of this Saturday's event in Port Adelaide. Amplifi promises an all-inclusive celebration for music lovers of all kinds. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Épisode 1249 : L'anti-wokisme s'est imposé comme une opposition virulente aux initiatives progressistes dans les entreprises et la culture populaire. Amplifié par les réseaux sociaux, ce mouvement vise aussi bien les marques que les œuvres de fiction, dénonçant des efforts perçus comme une "imposition de la diversité". Sous cette pression, certaines entreprises choisissent de reculer ou de modifier leurs engagements pour éviter de devenir des cibles. Cet épisode explore des cas emblématiques de ce recul dans un contexte politique et culturel mondial.Retrouvez toutes les notes de l'épisode sur www.lesuperdaily.com ! . . . Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs. Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon : https://supernatifs.com. Ensemble, nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Ensemble, nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

durée : 00:14:11 - Journal de 7 h - Quel est le bilan carbone de la France alors que se termine 2024 ? Moins fameux qu'en 2023, alors que dans le même temps la France doit présenter son plan national d'adaptation au changement climatique. - réalisation : La Rédaction de France Culture, Anne-Laure Chouin, Brice Garcia

durée : 00:14:11 - Journal de 7 h - Quel est le bilan carbone de la France alors que se termine 2024 ? Moins fameux qu'en 2023, alors que dans le même temps la France doit présenter son plan national d'adaptation au changement climatique. - réalisation : La Rédaction de France Culture, Anne-Laure Chouin, Brice Garcia

durée : 00:01:44 - Landes Musiques Amplifiées à Tyrosse

La crise de confiance entre les français et le personnel politique persiste et grandit. Les Français ont l'impression de ne pas être écoutés par les politiques, ce qui ne les empêche pas d'être passionnés de politique? Explications avec Patrick Cohen sur le plateau de “C à Vous”.

How can active metadata transform the way organizations manage and utilize data? In this episode, Mike Evans, Chief Innovation Officer at Amplifi, explores the often untapped potential of metadata to reveal insights from data usage patterns, optimize data ecosystems, and focus initiatives on what truly drives value.   Enhance your listening experience with C&C Chat at data.world/podcasts

How can active metadata transform the way organizations manage and utilize data? In this episode, Mike Evans, Chief Innovation Officer at Amplifi, explores the often untapped potential of metadata to reveal insights from data usage patterns, optimize data ecosystems, and focus initiatives on what truly drives value. Enhance your listening experience with C&C Chat at data.world/podcasts

Send us a Text Message.In the first episode of Season 3 of INSUBORDINATE, I chat (via video!) with David Rendall, author of The Freak Factor and several other books.  We discuss his new assessment, Amplifi, and how awareness can help us find the right fit for our work, our relationships and our interests.Also in this episode:How Amplifi can help you identify descriptors and areas that have been difficult or painfulThe importance of finding relationships with people who will encourage you to be more of who you areA company that sells socks in sets of 3 that don't matchDave's affinity for pink, and why part of being insubordinate for him is insisting that colors don't have a genderCritical concepts like Alignment, Affiliation and PartnershipYou can access Dave's books HEREYou can take the Amplifi assessment for FREE HEREYou can view clips of Dave speaking HERE

Kevin Griffith is the founder and CEO of Amplifi, an operational finance firm that works with CPG companies. On this episode of ITS, Kevin and Ali talk about key financial functions that emerging brands must understand to protect cash and stay healthy during tough times.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support In The Sauce by becoming a member!In The Sauce is Powered by Simplecast.

durée : 00:01:44 - Les Landes Musiques Amplifiées (LMA)

Au Sénégal, l'opposant Ousmane Sonko et son second Bassirou Diomaye Faye, candidat à la présidentielle, sont sortis de prison cette nuit (jeudi 14 mars), provoquant la liesse de milliers de Dakarois. Comment interpréter ces libérations à dix jours de la présidentielle ? Quelles conséquences auront-elles sur la campagne en cours et au-delà sur le scrutin du 24 mars ? Elimane Haby Kane, le président du think tank LEGS-Africa est ce matin notre invité. Il répond aux questions de Pierre Firtion. RFI : Elimane Haby Kane, quelle lecture faites-vous du moment auquel intervient cette libération, d'Ousmane Sonko et de Bassirou Diomaye Faye ? Qu'est-ce qui relève du juridique et qu'est-ce qui relève du politique dans le choix de ce moment, selon vous ?Elimane Haby Kane : Je pense que, déjà, le motif qui est donné par le président de la République laisse croire, parfaitement, qu'il s'agit d'une ingérence de la politique dans le judiciaire parce que tout simplement le président a parlé de « décrispation ». Ce qui l'a amené à prendre une loi d'amnistie, qui reste une loi impopulaire, décriée par de grandes franges de la société sénégalaise, mais par laquelle intervient aussi la libération de deux leaders très populaires de l'opposition sénégalaise, à savoir messieurs Ousmane Sonko et Bassirou Diomaye Faye, qui est lui-même candidat à l'élection présidentielle de 2024.Comment se déroule depuis samedi la campagne de l'ex-Pastef ? Est-ce qu'elle a pu réellement démarrer sans que le candidat soit en liberté ?Oui, il y a un paradoxe : le fait que le candidat Bassirou Diomaye Faye soit retenu en prison a amplifié justement la campagne de ses partisans. Et en même temps, on a vu que sa coalition s'est bonifiée avec beaucoup de ralliements d'autres leaders de l'opposition, et que leurs équipes ont fait le travail sur le terrain sans la présence du candidat. Et ça a été une des manifestations les plus visibles depuis le début de cette campagne électorale. Je pense que l'effet du candidat en prison, qui est un fait inédit, a également amplifié l'écho de sa campagne sans lui. Il a finalement été l'absent le plus présent dans cette campagne électorale.À lire aussiSénégal : scènes de liesse à Dakar après la libération des opposants Ousmane Sonko et Bassirou Diomaye FayeCertains candidats qui sont déjà en campagne sont proches du Pastef, des candidats comme Habib Sy ou Cheikh Tidiane Dieye. Est-ce que vous voyez leur présence dans la course comme un élément de force ou comme un risque de dispersion des voix pour l'opposition radicale ?Je pense qu'ils ont quand même clarifié leur stratégie et leur posture. Ils ont dit assez rapidement qu'ils étaient des candidats dans une stratégie de maintenir la mouvance de l'ex-Pastef dans la course parce qu'ils étaient dans l'incertitude par rapport à la validation des candidats, de Bassirou… suite à l'invalidation de la candidature de leur principal leader Ousmane Sonko. Donc, aujourd'hui, dans la campagne, on se retrouve avec deux candidats qui, en réalité, battent campagne pour un seul, c'est-à-dire Bassirou Diomaye Faye qui reste finalement le candidat de la mouvance de l'ex-Pastef.Est-ce qu'on sait ce que ces candidats vont faire maintenant qu'Ousmane Sonko et Bassirou Diomaye Faye sont sortis de prison ?Ces candidats vont continuer à faire leur campagne avec les mêmes messages, c'est-à-dire se porter sur le projet, mais également adouber Bassirou Diomaye Faye. Donc, soit, d'ici la fin de la campagne, ils vont se retirer de la course après avoir occupé le temps d'antenne que cela leur confère au niveau surtout des médias publics. Ou bien, tout simplement, il vont donner des consignes claires et demander à ceux qui les suivent de voter pour un seul candidat pour éviter justement la dispersion des forces. Maintenant, c'est évident qu'aujourd'hui les têtes de pont, les véritables leaders, sont libres et vont certainement s'imposer et conduire le reste de la campagne. Ce qui ne manquerait pas de booster, effectivement, cette campagne et de confirmer cette tendance populaire qu'elle avait déjà.Est-ce que cette libération est susceptible, selon vous, de changer la dynamique de la campagne ?Je pense que ça peut surtout renforcer cette campagne, parce que la présence de leaders comme Ousmane Sonko, très populaire, va davantage drainer du monde autour de lui… des caravanes qui seront organisées, mais également ces messages librement professés vont certainement avoir un impact incisif pour le reste de la campagne.À lire aussiÀ la Une : au Sénégal, chronique d'une libération annoncée…

Au début des années 80, le cinéma Hong kongais était l'un des plus stimulants. La colonie britannique hébergeait alors une génération de jeunes réalisateurs qui allait renouveler la production locale pour autant de films urbains déchainés, redonnant la fièvre aux polars. À l'époque, Tsui Hark a déjà deux films au compteur, mais L'enfer des armes va tout changer. La bande-annonce ici Sa matière (un attentat à l'explosif qui avait traumatisé puis effrayé l'opinion publique quand elle avait découvert que ses auteurs étaient des adolescents) est brûlante ; Hark la rend explosive en en faisant le portrait d'une jeunesse nihiliste face à une société ultraconservatrice. En délivrance de la frustration de ses personnages, L'enfer des armes développe une mise en scène éruptive, qui cogne encore plus frénétiquement qu'eux, confortant les principes d'un brûlot anarchiste que la censure d'alors réprimera par des coupes sévères. Quarante ans plus tard, le film, réapparaît dans son montage initial, quand le cinéma hongkongais n'est plus que cendres du volcan créatif qu'il fut, désormais sous la coupe d'une Chine lui imposant d'être sage, de n'allumer que la mèche politique du parti. La virulence de L'enfer des armes, film dont de nombreuses scènes figurent des barreaux ou des barbelés, n'en est que plus suffocante, ressuscitant une véhémente œuvre de jeunesse en puissant manifeste, qui résonne à la fois comme souvenir d'un cinéma aussi épidermique qu'insoumis et enragé coup de gueule. Amplifié par le joug d'un pouvoir plus que jamais répressif, ce requiem de la jeunesse entravée d'alors, sidère par ses airs d'Histoire du chaos et de la violence d'aujourd'hui, toujours plus embrasée par la colère. En salles depuis le 7 février, prochainement en Blu-ray chez Spectrum films.

La entrada AmpliFi y Teleport se publicó primero en Blog Xavi74.

durée : 00:01:44 - LMA - Landes Musiques Amplifiées

In this episode of Medsider Radio, we sat down with Sean Morris, CEO of Amplifi, developers of the groundbreaking Vein Dilation System to improve access sites for dialysis patients.Sean started his professional journey selling medical devices for AngioDynamics. Over his ten-year tenure with the company, Sean rose through the ranks to become the Global Vice President of Marketing and later led the entire Peripheral Vascular Division. After leaving AngioD in 2009, he embarked on various entrepreneurial ventures, including the founding of Veniti, which was acquired by Boston Scientific in 2018. He also spearheaded Euphrates Vascular, an innovative startup in the field of microvascular obstructions.In this interview,  Sean shares the story — from his first job selling medical devices for AngioDynamics to his current role as CEO of Amplifi, how his novel Vein Dilation System is poised to revolutionize dialysis patient care, and the many lessons he's learned bringing innovative medtech products to market as a startup CEO.Before we dive into the discussion, I wanted to mention a few things:If you're into learning from proven medtech and health tech leaders and want to know when new content and interviews go live, head over to Medsider.com and sign up for our free newsletter. You'll get access to gated articles, and lots of other interesting healthcare content.Second, if you want even more inside info from proven experts, think about a Medsider premium membership. We talk to experienced life science leaders about the nuts and bolts of running a business and bringing products to market.This is your place for valuable knowledge on specific topics like seed funding, prototyping, insurance reimbursement, and positioning a medtech startup for an exit.In addition to the entire back catalog of Medsider interviews over the past decade, premium members get a copy of every volume of Medsider Mentors at no additional cost. If you're interested, go to medsider.com/subscribe to learn more.Lastly, if you'd much rather read, here's a link to the full interview with Sean Morris.

Got my 2023 Podcast Movement Recap ready to roll, and of course, it all starts with YouTube.The best session I attended was from Jay Nachlis of Coleman Insights and Steve Goldstein of Amplifi media- their Thursday keynote was The New Rules of Podcasting on YouTube.Yes, a show on YouTube is a podcast.   And you need to have a YouTube strategy, even if your show is audio only.  Your content needs to be on the platform, or at least a teaser directing to your podcast. I'll explain. Folks are consuming podcasts on multiple platforms, and you can get them to open their podcast player if your content is good enough.YouTube itself was at Podcast Movement, talking about ingesting shows via RSS feed.   This seems like a giant step forward, but there are some important caveats.Rob Walch's annual "That Marketing Advice for Your Podcast is BS" session yielded both some important info and stats, but also stirred the pot on some debates.  He says your episodic podcasts on Apple should include episode numbers.  We go deep on that.AI was a big topic at Podcast Movement.   Use it as a tool, not a replacement, and always check the work with a human.Spotify was there, talking about video and how huge it's become.  You can get your video podcast on Spotify, but only if they are your host.   And that leads to a whole bunch of other issues.Finally, what does a bonsai tree have to do with your podcast?  Leave it to the great Tom Webster to explain.

Tony chats with John Petitte, CEO and Jason Farrell, Chief Customer Officer at Amplifi Labs, a digital product development shop that helps other companies develop digital products. They help with UI/UX, infrastructure, machine learning, AI, and just about everything else on the development side.John Petitte: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnpetitte/Jason Farrell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-farrell-0713173/Amplifi Labs: https://www.amplifilabs.com/Video Version: https://youtu.be/lTsYSl3t1TM

Steve interviews Jesse Park, President and Co-owner of amplifi. Jesse shares his journey of transforming the company from a print specialist to an agency that helps nonprofit organizations enhance their fundraising efforts , and how he built the marketing function from scratch. Jesse's background is not in marketing, but he recognized the need to improve the company's brand awareness and demonstrate their expertise by provide valuable resources to the nonprofit sector. Steve and Jesse discuss the challenges of marketing in a small business and the importance of aligning marketing efforts with business goals. Deciding on which of the pillars of marketing will have the most impact on growth - between brand awareness, product position, demand generation, and sales enablement – is critical when deciding on the initial strategy. They emphasize the need to hire for the specific skill sets that will drive results, rather than trying to find a marketing manager who can do everything. Jesse highlights their decision to intentionally repurpose content across different marketing channels and stages of the customer journey. By strategically using blogs, e-newsletters, case studies, webinars, and more, amplifi ensures their marketing efforts cover all areas of the sales funnel and drive both brand awareness and sales enablement. Managing a marketing team as a small business owner can be challenging, especially when juggling other responsibilities. Jesse talks about the importance of aligning marketing metrics with revenue and incentivizing marketing efforts accordingly; and clear communication and alignment between leadership and the marketing team. The episode concludes with Jesse's drink of choice for a fun marketing chat: a straight up scotch, or occasionally a James Baldwin cocktail for a unique twist on an espresso martini. Key Takeaways  Small businesses can build an effective marketing function with a single team member, so long as it's backed by a clear strategy Content marketing plays a crucial role in establishing expertise and driving brand awareness, while also supporting sales enablement and product positioning. Align marketing efforts with the different stages of the marketing funnel to maximize impact and drive customer engagement. For the Founder or CEO, balancing marketing responsibilities with other business functions requires clear communication, prioritization, and a focus on revenue-related metrics.  Resources and LinksConnect with Jesse Park on LinkedIn."Rise above the noise" with amplifiRead Steve's post on "The Four Pillars of Marketing"The recipe for the James Baldwin cocktail at  Marcus B&P in Newark? Couldn't find it by that name, but try these out:  Chivas Espresso Martini  Revolver Cocktail (Bourbon-based)Timestamps:03:40| Creating a dedicated marketing function at amplifi06:20 | Hiring the right skill set09:00 | An intentional focus on content marketing12:00 | A marketing specialist or a marketing manager?19:00 | Marketing tactics to support the Sales Funnel26:00 | Incentivizing marketing team based on revenue metrics 

Summer is coming

In this episode of the RIoT Underground, we speak with John Petitte, co--founder and CEO and Jason Farrell, Chief Customer Officer at Amplifi Labs. Amplifi Labs is a company that is dedicated to helping businesses harness the power of technology to achieve their goals. Through their innovative solutions and data-driven approach, they have earned a reputation as a trusted partner for businesses of all sizes. Join us in this podcast episode as we explore how Amplifi Labs is shaping the future of technology and helping businesses stay ahead of the curve.Support the show

Dear Colleagues:Just under two years ago, I kicked off The Joyful Attorney Podcast with a mission statement: to bring joy, harmony and balance to the wonderful listeners with insightful mindset learnings and quite a lot of oversharing, as it turns out.Unlike 44% of all podcasts that are launched, I made it past three episodes. Indeed, according to Amplifi and Podnews there are only 760,000 that go past the 10-shows mark. And only 156,000 of those go out on a weekly basis. The Joyful Attorney Podcast ticks all those boxes with episode number 100 dropping today.. To celebrate this special occasion, I have tried to condense a century of top tips to transform your personal and professional life into under ten minutes. Even less if you speed me up and make me sound like I'm inhaling helium.At this point, I just want to say a huge thank you to everyone out there who has been listening, to give me the encouragement to make it to 200 episodes… some time in spring 2025.Join Joyful on Demand for free for 30 days using code JOYFUL at checkout

Are you stressed over the amount of capital you have available to operate your business? Are you scared that you are going to run out of cash? Do you know how to project what your cash can do for your business through projects or even in a downturn? Are you cash-strapped and stretched to capacity? On this episode, Chad Lingafelt chats with Brent Allen, Founder of AmpliFi, a group of Finance Professionals that help you achieve your dreams. Brent shares some KPI's that you need to be aware of to ensure success with your operating capital. We talk about leading indicators that can help your business tool kit so you can manage your future. We learn about testing KPI's and how you can understand what actions you should take while monitoring them. We also dive into Action and Result and how to prepare for future growth. This is an informative conversation for executives that are looking to ensure they have KPI's that can protect their cash flow. Connect with Brent Allen & AmpliFi Website: https://www.amplifigrowth.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/amplifi-growth/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amplifi_growth/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmpliFiGrowth YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjvt8PlXJgPQN6fXzlmZa8Q

In this episode, we talk about business valuation and how to determine yours. This is part two of the interview with financial advisor Brent Allen of Amplifi. There is more to completing this process than figuring out your exit strategy. There is value in going through this process for your business today, and it can help you plan for growth. The Business Valuation It is not uncommon for a business owner to be blind or skewed about the value of their business. Thus, a person like Brent is critical to getting that realistic perspective and business valuation needed for financing and other monetary tools. The details of this process can also point to what changes are needed to increase the value of your organization. About Brent Brent is a strategic, multi-skilled financial executive with over ten years of experience driving the transformation of business financials. His specialties include strategic finance & problem-solving, sustained exponential growth, cost reduction, and efficiency improvement. He has used these skills and strengths to create change across all divisions of organizations. A Special Offer They are happy to offer limited seats for some of our listeners to get 1:1 financial guidance/advisory from Brent for free. They have ninety minutes of advice discounted to zero for up to 15 listeners. This is a first come, first serve opportunity, so jump to the head of the line. Here's a link you can use  - you can also find it under "CFO Essentials" under the product tab. There's a "Podcast Listeners" strip on this page where they can access redeeming the promo code. Because Brent's 1:1 time is an exclusive offering, the password to access the direct schedule page is: podcast. The promo code that must be used at check out to get the time with Brent for free is DEVELPRENEUR.

We start a new interview and switch our focus to a business assessment with financial advisor Brent Allen of Amplifi. We talk about why this is a valuable step for any business and the benefits it can provide. A financial review like this may seem like it only applies to huge corporations. However, a regular review is valuable to every company. The Business Assessment There are myths about why to do a business assessment, and we discuss a few of them. However, the important information is that this exercise can help your business. It is a way to get another set of eyes on what gives your business value and how you provide that to others. Thus, you can make your business stronger and more valuable even if you never intend to leave it. About Brent Brent is a strategic, multi-skilled financial executive with over ten years of experience driving the transformation of business financials. His specialties include strategic finance & problem-solving, sustained exponential growth, cost reduction, and efficiency improvement. He has used these skills and strengths to create change across all divisions of organizations. A Special Offer They are happy to offer limited seats for some of our listeners to get 1:1 financial guidance/advisory from Brent for free. They have ninety minutes of advice discounted to zero for up to 15 listeners. This is a first come, first serve opportunity, so jump to the head of the line. Here's a link you can use  - you can also find it under "CFO Essentials" under the product tab. There's a "Podcast Listeners" strip on this page where they can access redeeming the promo code.  Because Brent's 1:1 time is an exclusive offering, the password to access the direct schedule page is: podcast. The promo code that must be used at check out to get the time with Brent for free is DEVELPRENEUR.

In this episode, Kaleem and Rick have a lively chat with Libryia Jones, Founder of Quit Commuting and Client Director at Amplifi.  Despite Kaleem's struggle recalling the details of their initial meeting, the three of us got along like old friends.Libryia has worked remotely in every way possible - as a W2 Employee, as a Freelancer, as a Digital Business Owner, and she even convinced her employer to let her work remotely! She even took her daughter and a group of people around the world for an ENTIRE YEAR in 2016!Libryia hosted the BIGGEST remote work conference and job fair for job seekers for 2 years running. She has an MBA in Finance from the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, and she has worked on enterprise software implementations for SharePoint Design, Microsoft Office, Sales Force, PeopleSoft, JIRA, and Zendesk.She's the real deal. But don't take our word for it. Tune in and hear for yourself! Thanks Libryia! 

We are back after a nice end of year break… it felt really good to step away from the mics and enjoy everything that December brings for celebrating what we have and what we are looking forward to!  Statistics mentioned in this show: There are currently around 3 to 4 million podcasts out there, according to ListenNotes. According to Amplifi and Podnews, 44% of the podcasts have less than 3 episodes! Only 720k podcasts have more than 10 episodes….out of those 720k podcasts, only 156k are releasing a weekly episode. According to ListenNotes, there were nearly 197,000 new podcasts released in 2018. The next year, that figure jumped to 316,000. The growth seemed quite significant in 2019, but 2020 brought more than 1,000,000 new podcast shows(!), a record number which more than tripled the previous year. 75% of all podcasters discontinue their show within 12 months of starting Lots of statistics can be found here: https://podcastpage.io/podcast-statistics/ If you are wondering if you should start your own podcast, here is a link to a presentation I did for alumni of the University of Tennessee: https://youtu.be/3bziM0Dnxwg Here are 3 ways you can support this show: 1. Text friends or share the link to the show on your socials! Here's a link you can share that has ALL the platforms we are on: https://pod.link/1442852139 2. Write a short review in the podcast app you listen in 3. Financially support us here: https://tr.ee/9NKBLc2fYD Peace be with y'all!

We made it to Episode 10! This episode is a massive milestone for us as of an April 2021 study. "According to Amplifi and Podnews, 44% of the podcasts have less than three episodes! Only 720k podcasts have more than ten episodes. While the remaining 720K, 90% will quit after 20." We aren't quitting, and we love being here with you! Thanks for choosing to listen to us! Today on the Pod, the brothers do some fun Holiday, would you rather, and Jey squeezes in a few "holi-dad" jokes throughout the episode. Don't worry; you don't have to laugh. The live studio audience that isn't paid does laugh for some reason. Next, the brothers get how hard it can be to communicate with your partner, kids, friends and family, and extended family this year; listen as they give some tips and tricks on the subject. The episode got even better as they talked about the wild and crazy ride of being the "young" parents of the group has been for them. Jey was 22 when he had his first kid, and Aaron was 19, almost 20. Spoiler: neither of them would change a thing. Lastly, they end with light-hearted situations, from talking to a mannequin to telling someone they're a problem. Make sure you comment and tell us what you would do in each situation. Don't forget their invite to you: spread some love, cheer, and help someone in need this season. Put one can of food in the bin at the store, grab a $5 toy and donate it, pick a name off the giving tree and give, or whatever you can do to do it. Follow us @youngdadpod on YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and wherever you get your Podcast. You can find us on our website at ballboymedia.com or ballboyblog.com, or theballboyblog.com. All take you to the same place! Remember to hit our linktree for all our holiday deals: https://linktr.ee/BallBoyBlog. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youngdadpod0/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youngdadpod0/support

This episode of Hopp on Calls with Kevin Hopp is the last part of the conversation with Marc Mac, Revenue-istician at AmpliFi. They dive into the practice of listening and how cold calling is almost never about buying or selling, but mostly about having genuine conversations.Kevin dives into why pitching to busy people never works while Marc stresses the need to regulate pace, volume, tone, and energy during a cold call. Marc also discusses how opening cold calls and holding the first 5 or 15 seconds are crucial to deepening conversations with prospects.   QUOTESUse a framework to open a conversation in 15 seconds - Marc: "It's about that first 15 seconds or first 5 seconds. And I just find, if you have a framework and you really understand what you do, what you're trying to do, or what your product, the problem it solves, and so on and so forth, then it should be very easy to open a conversation." Find out more about Marc and connect with him in the link below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcmachlovitz/ You can connect with Kevin Hopp in the link below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/khopp/Hopp on Calls is powered by Kixie.Hone the craft of outbound sales at Cold Calling 101. 

This episode of Hopp on Calls with Kevin Hopp is the first part of the conversation with Marc Mac, Revenue-istician at AmpliFi. Today, they discuss how to call out when a prospect is driving and how sometimes everything in a call can go right but it's still not a good fit. Kevin had to overcome his prospect's first objection by immediately calling out that he was driving and that now might not be the best time to talk. Meanwhile, it turned out that Marc's prospect was the president of a German company's regional office, so it was not a good fit.  QUOTESIf it's not a good fit, don't try to set a meeting - Kevin: "Sometimes it doesn't make any sense to set a meeting even if they got on your list, even if you put all the time into doing research, even though you get them on the phone, and even though you had the long conversation, it doesn't make sense to set the meeting." Find out more about Marc and connect with him in the link below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcmachlovitz/ You can connect with Kevin Hopp in the link below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/khopp/Hopp on Calls is powered by Kixie.Hone the craft of outbound sales at Cold Calling 101. 

If you enjoy DeFi Lunch, please take a moment to review us on Apple Podcasts. To discuss this episode, join our community on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/MissionDeFi/ Maple Syrup - https://twitter.com/b05crypto/status/1582754078349664259?s=20&t=dcJFouoDq7UYODAc7M0Emw Will Shadow War be the crypto game success story? - https://twitter.com/b05crypto/status/1582745156612395008?s=20&t=ca-oAN3d6nMuyS5VWxWNtQ Do Kwon on Unchained - https://twitter.com/laurashin/status/1582332161557946368https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgYSJVC7Ps8 Shardeum raises $18.2M in seed round from 50+ investors - https://twitter.com/shardeum/status/1582369706773995521 What is Shardeum - https://shardeum.org/ Amplifi launches amazing Twitter tool - https://twitter.com/b05crypto/status/1580946492717559808 FTX wants to strangle DeFi with regulations - https://twitter.com/scott_lew_is/status/1582452902500499456 Joe Cawley and Brad Nickel cover the DeFi news of the day, new opportunities in the space including liquidity pools, yield farming, staking, and much more. This is not financial advice. Nothing said on the show should be considered financial advice. This is just the opinions of Brad Nickel, Joe Cawley, and our guests. None of us are financial advisors. Trading, participating, yield farming, liquidity pools, and all of DeFi and crypto is high risk and dangerous. If you decide to participate, do your own research. Never count on the research of others. We don't know what we are talking about and you can lose all your money. Never invest more than you can afford to lose, because you probably will lose it all. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/missiondefi/support

Dunks and the team at Amplifi are creating a powerful new platform to help DeFi projects easily reward community members, affiliates, and content producers for promoting their projects, but based on onchain actions. It is something every project needs to ramp up growth and any DAO should be looking to the team to help them not only implement the tech for tracking, but also implement their content and strategies. In addition this is a powerful opportunity for marketers, strategists, and content creators to join the community and earn significant revenue from their talents and skills. Project Name: AmpliFI DAO Project URL: https://amplifi.gg/ Project: Discord: https://discord.gg/KMMU9Hch Project Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmpliFiDAO Guest Name: Dunks Guest Twitter: https://twitter.com/AdeptCamp This is not financial advice. Nothing said on the show should be considered financial advice. This is just the opinions of Brad Nickel and our guests. None of us are financial advisors. Trading, participating, yield farming, liquidity pools, and all of DeFi and crypto is high risk and dangerous. If you decide to participate, do your own research. Never count on the research of others. We don't know what we are talking about and you can lose all your money. Never invest more than you can afford to lose, because you probably will lose it all. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/missiondefi/support

Happy Podcasting! If you have a podcast, congrats! You're doing better than most people who do not have the courage to start just one episode yet. On today's show I show you that there are 4 million different podcast shows listed in the universe. But only a small percentage of them are still creating content. Most have died off due to a lot of different reasons. The article is from Amplifi. And they discuss the fact that although 4 million podcasts sounds large, only a small number of them are still in production. Sound FX for your show! Do you spend hours and hours editing your podcast with sound effects? I have a folder of sounds and clips I've collected over the few years. On this episode I play some of theme live in real time. Using Cleanfeed Pro account. It creates a multifuncional sound effects "clips" section for your recordings. Just record and press play on the sounds you want. Save and your done. PodtasticAudio@gmail.com The Kris and Kristine Show K2 RADIO

Unifi HomeKit Secure Router Sensibo updated A/C controller with TVOC sensors SmartWings' outdoor roller blinds WWDC HomePod Surface? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/josh-owens04/message

#001 Welcome to episode number one!  This is the podcast for people that want to better themselves and others every single day.  This show has it all: physical, mental, and financial growth.  Hear from expert guest interviewers, talking about things from health and well being, to financial investing and everything in between so that you may grow each and every day.The guests here share first hand experiences and insight so that you can grow, no matter what your personal goals are or where you're at. Tune in every Thursday!

Nomad introduces a new leather case for the Siri Remote with room for an AirTag, AmpliFi router gets HomeKit, SmartWings launches outdoor HomeKit shades, we discuss HomeKit TVs, and review the Eve Outdoor Camera.Send us your HomeKit questions and recommendations with the hashtag homekitinsider. Tweet and follow our hosts at @andrew_osu and @stephenroblesor email us here. Find us in your favorite podcast player by searching for "HomeKit Insider" and support the show by leaving a 5-Star rating and comment in Apple Podcasts.Sponsored by: Nebia by Moen:

Uppföljning/uppvärmming Vi är i Jönköping - kebabsåsen har provats Vi lär oss vår egen avsnittshistorik Är Jekyll rätt för oss eller ej? Mac Studio - uppföljning Jocke hackar vidare på sin A500: en nyare Fat Agnus (8372A) krävs för att kunna ha 1MB chipmem så WHDLoad fungerar. 8372A ska således beställas. Ämnen Dan Moren tycker att Airport saknas i Apples ekosystem Du borde ladda din Macbook med portarna på höger sida Skärmar - det finns många, och ingen gör riktigt allt Jockes server totalrasar. Bloggflyttar och annat “roligt” under lördagen innebär slutet för egen server. Numera är det VPS:er hos OVH som gäller Jocke byter till Wordpress för sin blogg Olika tangentbord - hur de känns och hur de låter Film och TV The Gentlemen, av Guy Ritchie. Underhållande och rolig. 4/5BMÅ (J). Finns på SVT Play. Länkar Nattsudd Jönköpingsk kebabsås Håkan Juholt pratar kebabsås i P3 Apples pizzakartonger Avsnitt 100 Avsnitt 200 Avsnitt 120 Jekyll Hugo Brydge-tangentbordet Mac studio Amiga 500 Pistorm Whdload Fat Agnus The missing piece of Apple's ecosystem isn't a folding phone or AR headset Ibook-demon med rockringen Airport: UFO-versionen Dream router Time capsule med hårddisk på snedden Amplifi Ladda din Macbook pro på högersidan Sensei OVH Poppels passion pale ale Poppels restaurang Wordpress Gutenberg Vortex pok3r KBD4X Kbdfans Kailh thick gold/speed bronze Ergodox Kyria Moonlander Corne/Crkbd Gazzew boba U4 Otterbox Prompt The Gentlemen El duderino - rekommenderas varmt Odenplan till Roslags Näsby Fullständig avsnittsinformation finns här: https://www.bjoremanmelin.se/podcast/avsnitt-300-en-mac-mini-som-jast.html

My guest this week is Louisa Wong, Wavemaker CEO of the Americas. She is a pioneer in the programmatic space, starting her career on the sell side with stints at AOL, CNET and at Sky where she headed the satellite company's trading desk. She joined the buy side in the early days of Dentsu's Amnet and remained with the company at its Amplifi and Carat units. The British born executive moved from London  to New York five years ago. Last just July, she was tapped to head the Americas region for GroupM's Wavemaker. In our conversation, she speaks about her career and her perspective racial bias  in the United States as a British Asian. Speaks of her hopes that her work will lead society to a better place. And she speaks about the evolving role of the media agency and the direction of Wavemaker with a range of brands including several, new disrupter companies. Great conversation.  Thanks Louisa. Thanks to the BeetCast sponsor Mediaocean. And thank you for listening.  I hope you enjoy the episode.

Le JRA revient avec un tout nouveau bureau motivé pour une première fois radiophonique tonitruante ! Et puisque JRA rime avec premières fois, on commence par décrypter ce soir l'actualité montée, mixée, égalisée et bien sûr… amplifiée ! Ouverture du journal Les brèves, orchestrées par Nour et Lucas. Avec les voix de Nour, Clara, Laura […]

The Smart Cube is a global provider of research and analytics solutions focused on CPG, retail, and life sciences. Nitin Aggarwal, Vice President of Data Analytics, discusses how to use data analytics to drive growth, including featured case studies/examples in retail and CPG. About The Smart Cube The company researches, analyses and addresses the needs of businesses in today's intelligence age with tailored sector-specific solutions and Amplifi – their organisational platform, rich with knowledge, cutting edge tools, and advanced analytics – delivered by talented minds. Primarily serving the CPG, Energy & Chemicals, Financial Services, Industrials, Life Sciences, and Retail sectors, they work with a third of companies in the Fortune 100, helping them make smarter decisions, accelerate value and gain a competitive edge.

durée : 00:24:58 - Journal de 12h30 - Le Covid-19 n'a pas interrompu la réduction inexorable des capacités hospitalières en France. C'est ce qui ressort d'une étude publiée aujourd'hui par la ministère de la Santé. - invités : Jean-Marie Charon sociologue, spécialisé dans l'étude des médias et du journalisme, chercheur à l'EHESS

durée : 00:24:58 - Journal de 12h30 - Le Covid-19 n'a pas interrompu la réduction inexorable des capacités hospitalières en France. C'est ce qui ressort d'une étude publiée aujourd'hui par la ministère de la Santé. - invités : Jean-Marie Charon sociologue, spécialisé dans l'étude des médias et du journalisme, chercheur à l'EHESS

SOLDES, SPORT : QUI PEUT ENCORE DIRE NON A AMAZON ? 26/06/21 INVITÉS MATHIEU PLANE Économiste Observatoire Français des Conjonctures Économiques (OFCE) CHRISTINE KERDELLANT Directrice de la rédaction – « L'Usine Nouvelle » MARTIAL YOU Rédacteur en chef du service Économie-Social – « RTL » PASCALE HÉBEL Économiste - CRÉDOC « Il est urgent de rétablir en France une équité de traitement entre toutes les formes de commerce », c'est par ce cri de colère que le collectif français « Sauvons nos commerces » a interpellé le ministère de l'Economie le 13 juin dernier. Dans une tribune publiée dans le Journal du Dimanche, ces commerçants dénoncent le « cynisme économique absolu » de l'entreprise américaine qui a organisé son opération promotionnelle « Prime Day » les 21 et 22 juin, soit une dizaine de jours avant les soldes d'été. Des promos qui se font en outre avant l'entrée en vigueur d'une nouvelle réglementation européenne sur la TVA. Celle-ci devrait augmenter de 20% le tarif des petits achats sur les sites de e-commerce logés en dehors de l'Union Européenne. Vu comme une provocation, l'événement « Prime Day » ne passe donc pas. Surtout qu'Amazon a engendré 44 milliards d'euros de chiffre d'affaires en Europe en 2020 et n'a pas payé d'impôt sur les sociétés. Amplifié par la crise sanitaire, la consommation en ligne a en tout cas changé les habitudes de consommation des Français. Devenu un réflexe, les achats sur internet font à présent partie du quotidien, « beaucoup vont y rester parce qu'ils y trouvent leur intérêt, une étape est franchie qui risque d'être durable », note François Momboisse, président de la fédération du e-commerce. Dans le village de Montbert, au sud de Nantes, la construction d'une plateforme logistique d'Amazon fait quant à elle débat. Des associations, soutenues par les Verts ou la France insoumise, militent contre l'implantation de ces 185 000 m2 d'entrepôt. Mais le village se déchire et deux visions du monde s'opposent. D'un coté, ceux qui s'insurgent contre cet emblème de la mondialisation sans retenue, qui fait fi des enjeux environnementaux et ne repose que sur des emplois précaires. De l'autre, ceux qui y voient un bénéfice pour la région et un levier pour son dynamisme économique. Amazon semble en tout cas insatiable. Après le cinéma, le géant américain s'attaque à présent au monde du sport. En privatisant certains matchs de Roland-Garros, uniquement visibles sur la plateforme payante Amazon Prime, l'entreprise américaine confisque aux plus précaires la possibilité de voir ces rencontres sportives. En obtenant il y a quelques jours les droits de diffusion des matchs de Ligue 1 et de ligue 2, c'est aussi le football qui est maintenant touché. Alors, la détresse des commerçants français peut-elle être entendue ? Que peut faire l'Etat pour contrer la concurrence du géant américain ? L'implantation d'Amazon à Montbert est-elle inéluctable ? Les retransmissions sportives sont-elles condamnées à devenir payantes ? DIFFUSION : du lundi au samedi à 17h45 FORMAT : 65 minutes PRÉSENTATION : Caroline Roux - Axel de Tarlé REDIFFUSION : du lundi au vendredi vers 23h40 RÉALISATION : Nicolas Ferraro - Pascal Hendrick - Benoît Lemoine - Jean-François Verzele - Jacques Wehrlin PRODUCTION : France Télévisions / Maximal Productions Retrouvez C DANS L'AIR sur internet & les réseaux : - INTERNET : francetv.fr - FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/Cdanslairf5 - TWITTER : https://twitter.com/cdanslair - INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/cdanslair/

Det intressanta och omväxlande avsnittet! Försnack Fredrik är sen. Så oerhört sen Christian ska på grillkväll, Jocke är VD-skeptisk Vi sänder inte live längre?! Vi testar iCloud Drive för vår delade poddfolder Fredrik blir delägare i hund Christian parkerar trådlöst Ämnen SUP, Christian? Fredrik träffar på ett app clip! Eller … ?! Jocke skaffar Homepod mini Jocke har inte Siri aktiverat någonstans. Christian blir upprörd. Fredrik medlar Meshnätverk hemma - vad ska Jocke köpa? Länkar Frederik Zäll Eskobar Byword SUP Munksjön, Jönköping App clip Jocke skriver om Homepod och Homepod mini Beolit 17 Beoplay P2 Beoplay A2 Symfonisk bokhyllehögtalare Symfonisk tavelram Grillskär IKEAS grillar och grillbord Klasen Knight rider Googles nest-meshsystem Amplifi HD Amplifi instant Orbi-meshsystem Unifis dream machine Unifi Flex HD IOS 4 i Swiftui - Oldos Fullständig avsnittsinformation finns här: https://www.bjoremanmelin.se/podcast/avsnitt-263-synken-ar-omedelbar.html.

My guest this week is Louisa Wong, Wavemaker CEO of the Americas. She is a pioneer in the programmatic space, starting her career on the sell side with stints at AOL, CNET and at Sky where she headed the satellite company's trading desk. She joined the buy side in the early days of Dentsu's Amnet and remained with the company at its Amplifi and Carat units. The British born executive moved from London  to New York five years ago. Last just July, she was tapped to head the Americas region for GroupM's Wavemaker. In our conversation, she speaks about her career and her perspective racial bias  in the United States as a British Asian. Speaks of her hopes that her work will lead society to a better place. And she speaks about the evolving role of the media agency and the direction of Wavemaker with a range of brands including several, new disrupter companies. Great conversation.  Thanks Louisa. Thanks to the BeetCast sponsor Mediaocean. And thank you for listening.  I hope you enjoy the episode.

On this week's episode of HomeTech: We are joined by Ubiquiti's VP of Business Development Keenan Lewis to discuss Amplifi, the company's exciting new WiFi system. With a strong track record in the enterprise, Amplifi represents Ubiquiti's first foray into the direct-to-consumer market. Keenan provides us with a great overview of the Amplifi product family, and explains why he thinks Ubiquiti is poised to dominate WiFi in the home. That plus... #LiveInstall links up with Loxone for a unique event. Jason shares a few belated thoughts about WWDC. What to make of the iControl acquisition. BlueTooth has a new spec, but still no mesh. Ringing the bell for Nokia. And Alexa gets into bed with Logitech. Fan of the podcast? Want to support our efforts? Please consider becoming a Patron!

The GAK.co.uk podcast provides your weekly hit of everything guitar, bass, amplifier and pedal related. On day 1 of the NAMM 2014 exhibition, we discuss the new Line 6 AMPLIFi, Fender Custom Shop, Orange Dual Dark Terrors, and much more! Produced and hosted by Mark Packham, with Luke Taft. If you like what you hear subscribe in iTunes and leave us a five star rating and a nice review. If you've got any questions you'd like us to answer, send them over to podcast@gak.co.uk