Podcast appearances and mentions of amy balliet

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Amy Balliet is the CEO and Founder of Killer Visual Strategies, a nationally leading creative content agency. She is the author of Killer Visual Strategies, which provides an essential guide to visual communications and visual content marketing. She's also a teacher, lecturer, and speaks at dozens of conferences a year. Amy is here to talk to us about how to grow a business 49% faster and the powerful role that visual content creation plays in this growth. During this interview, we discuss: 2:33 – Amy's journey to starting Killer Visual Strategies 4:41 – Amy shares insight into the size of the business. 6:23 – Growing your business 49% faster: Where does this statistic come from? 7:17 – What makes effective visual content marketing and why it matters 10:44 – The importance of visual graphics with written content + How Buzzfeed grew so fast 12:40 – We are instinctually visual communicators. 14:55 – Amy divulges her rules for improving your content to grow faster. 21:36 – Types of content that converts well 24:40 – Examples of how people use widgets effectively 27:46 – Impressions are based on design, including form and function. 29:35 – Amy shares her favorite growth driver. 31:12 – Her most recommended book Plus, a whole lot more! KillerVisualStrategies.com Follow Amy on Twitter Buy her book! ————————- If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE / REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE to ensure you never miss an episode. Connect with Dennis Brown  AskDennisBrown.com LinkedIn Twitter Instagram [Free Giveaways]

In this podcast episode Amy Balliet, the CEO and founder of Killer Visual Strategies, talks about how one can develop strategic visual content that will drive the future of communication.    If you want to know more or get in touch with Amy, you find more information in the links below:    https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyballiett/     https://killervisualstrategies.com/ 

"Visual content is king; quality visual content reigns supreme."94% of first impressions are based entirely upon the design of the content someone sees. Under that microscope, it's easy to understand why it's essential to pay attention to more than just publishing content for the sake of it. When there is a visual edge to your content and helps the customer understand the message efficiently, your brand stands out.Access the full show notes, timestamps, resources and more at http://www.thedealerplaybook.com/amy-balliet Have questions, comments, or feedback? Drop us a line at michael@thedealerplaybook.com!Connect with Michael Cirillo on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelcirillo  Apply to the exclusive DPB PRO Facebook group where you'll get access to live mastermind calls, training, collaboration, and accountability that will take your career to the next level: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dpbprohttps://www.facebook.com/groups/dpbpro  Sick of not know whether your marketing strategy is working or not? Learn more about Michael's creative dealership marketing company: https://www.flexdealer.com/ 

"Visual content is king; quality visual content reigns supreme." 94% of first impressions are based entirely upon the design of the content someone sees. Under that microscope, it's easy to understand why it's essential to pay attention to more than just publishing content for the sake of it. When there is a visual edge to your content and helps the customer understand the message efficiently, your brand stands out. Access the full show notes, timestamps, resources and more at http://www.thedealerplaybook.com/amy-balliet Have questions, comments, or feedback? Drop us a line at michael@thedealerplaybook.com! Connect with Michael Cirillo on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelcirillo Apply to the exclusive DPB PRO Facebook group where you'll get access to live mastermind calls, training, collaboration, and accountability that will take your career to the next level: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dpbprohttps://www.facebook.com/groups/dpbpro Sick of not know whether your marketing strategy is working or not? Learn more about Michael's creative dealership marketing company: https://www.flexdealer.com/

Human beings process visual information 60,000 times faster than the written word. Amy Balliet is an expert on visual communication and provides tips and insights about how dealerships can engage any audience and speed up the consumer purchase journey with high-quality visuals. Now, I know what some are thinking: "So, what Cirillo, are we talking about memes and infographics?"Yes, but also no. Not in a vacuum, at least.Most car salespeople or dealerships might share a funny meme to FB, thinking they are engaging their audience. While that might provide some instant interaction, your visual strategy should include how those pieces fit into your overall approach to warm up an audience and encourage them to purchase from you.It also means that you should be paying attention to the quality of your visual content and think about how you can use visuals to help your audience understand what you're presenting efficiently.Amy's book, "Killer Visual Strategies," provides an exact look at how to incorporate visuals into your brand strategy and how to engage any audience with visual communication. Access the full show notes, timestamps, resources and more at http://www.thedealerplaybook.com/amy-ballietHave questions, comments, or feedback? Dro p us a line at michael@thedealerplaybook.com!Connect with Michael Cirillo on on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelcirillo Apply to the exclusive DPB PRO Facebook group where you'll get access to live mastermind calls, training, collaboration, and accountability that will take your career to the next level: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dpbpro Sick of not know whether your marketi ng strategy is working or not? Learn more about Michael's creative dealership marketing company: https://www.flexdealer.com/  

Human beings process visual information 60,000 times faster than the written word. Amy Balliet is an expert on visual communication and provides tips and insights about how dealerships can engage any audience and speed up the consumer purchase journey with high-quality visuals. Now, I know what some are thinking: "So, what Cirillo, are we talking about memes and infographics?"Yes, but also no. Not in a vacuum, at least.Most car salespeople or dealerships might share a funny meme to FB, thinking they are engaging their audience. While that might provide some instant interaction, your visual strategy should include how those pieces fit into your overall approach to warm up an audience and encourage them to purchase from you.It also means that you should be paying attention to the quality of your visual content and think about how you can use visuals to help your audience understand what you're presenting efficiently.Amy's book, "Killer Visual Strategies," provides an exact look at how to incorporate visuals into your brand strategy and how to engage any audience with visual communication. Access the full show notes, timestamps, resources and more at http://www.thedealerplaybook.com/amy-ballietHave questions, comments, or feedback? Dro p us a line at michael@thedealerplaybook.com!Connect with Michael Cirillo on on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelcirillo Apply to the exclusive DPB PRO Facebook group where you'll get access to live mastermind calls, training, collaboration, and accountability that will take your career to the next level: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dpbpro Sick of not know whether your marketi ng strategy is working or not? Learn more about Michael's creative dealership marketing company: https://www.flexdealer.com/

On today’s episode, Dooner and Hill are talking all about selling data visualization, brand identity, and infographics with the purpose of driving leads and closing sales. They’re joined by special guest Amy Balliett Co-Founder & CEO, Killer Visual Strategies.If looks could kill, Amy Balliet would be the brand assassin you would want on your team!She went from producing the world's worst infographic ever created to scaling her agency, Killer Infographics, to a multi-million dollar industry leader before being acquired by one of the top branding insights and research firms in the world.Her agency has helped global brands including Microsoft, Boeing, Adobe, Nikon, Starbucks, the United Nations, and more.Amy’s mission is to empower brands to deliver game-changing experiences through impactful storytelling and killer visuals.Plus, listener feedback, advice, and community building! Apple PodcastsSpotifyStitcherWatch the videoNetworking listVisit our sponsor

On today’s episode, Dooner and Hill are talking all about selling data visualization, brand identity, and infographics with the purpose of driving leads and closing sales. They’re joined by special guest Amy Balliett Co-Founder & CEO, Killer Visual Strategies.If looks could kill, Amy Balliet would be the brand assassin you would want on your team!She went from producing the world's worst infographic ever created to scaling her agency, Killer Infographics, to a multi-million dollar industry leader before being acquired by one of the top branding insights and research firms in the world.Her agency has helped global brands including Microsoft, Boeing, Adobe, Nikon, Starbucks, the United Nations, and more.Amy’s mission is to empower brands to deliver game-changing experiences through impactful storytelling and killer visuals.Plus, listener feedback, advice, and community building! Apple PodcastsSpotifyStitcherWatch the videoNetworking listVisit our sponsor

Amy Balliet is the CEO and Founder of Killer Visual Strategies, a nationally leading creative content agency. She is the author of Killer Visual Strategies, which provides an essential guide to visual communications and visual content marketing. She’s also a teacher, lecturer, and speaks at dozens of conferences a year. Amy is here to talk to us about how to grow a business 49% faster and the powerful role that visual content creation plays in this growth. During this interview, we discuss: 2:33 – Amy’s journey to starting Killer Visual Strategies 4:41 – Amy shares insight into the size of the business. 6:23 – Growing your business 49% faster: Where does this statistic come from? 7:17 – What makes effective visual content marketing and why it matters 10:44 – The importance of visual graphics with written content + How Buzzfeed grew so fast 12:40 – We are instinctually visual communicators. 14:55 – Amy’s divulges her rules for improving your content to grow faster. 21:36 – Types of content that converts well 24:40 – Examples of how people use widgets effectively 27:46 – Impressions are based on design, including form and function. 29:35 – Amy shares her favorite growth driver. 31:12 – Her most recommended book Plus, a whole lot more! KillerVisualStrategies.com Follow Amy on Twitter Buy her book! ————————- If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE / REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE to ensure you never miss an episode. Connect with Dennis Brown  AskDennisBrown.com LinkedIn Twitter Instagram [Free Giveaways]  

A break up is never easy. Breaking up with a business partner is much like a divorce. There are a lot of emotions that bubble up, financial decisions that need to be made, and oftentimes, the end of a friendship. Difficult conversations only get more difficult when they aren't had and delayed conflict puts everyone, and your business, at risk. Sometimes the conversation you are afraid to have is not only a necessary one but one that will lead to the greatest kind of change taking you places you never thought you’d go. Amy Balliet of Killer Visual Strategies (formerly Killer Infographics) shares how she grew a company, shifted with a purpose and ‘exited’ her business partner during a critical time for the business. What went right, what went wrong, and the lessons that she learned along the way. Looking back her intuitive reflection can help us all with not only breaking up respectfully but in shifting directions with a purpose. What you’ll hear in this episode: What an infographic is How marketing has changed and the rise of visual content Recognizing shifts in a business Recognizing shifts in a relationship Soliciting employee feedback How to deal with change When a difficult conversation should take place Where a difficult conversation should take place How courage comes in many forms Moving forward and making decisions with a mission vision & value statement How to avoid a ‘word salad’ during a conversation   Work with Lara   Apply for an On-air Coaching Call! Free Breakthrough Assessment Got a Question? Comment? Email Lara Corporate Trainings  Resources: Difficult Happens by Lara Currie                                                                Difficulthappens.com/workwithme/ Conflict-personality Types 10 Tips for Dealing with Difficult Clients A Call to Courage Brene Brown Killer Infographics Seattle Freeze   Show Intro music is Whispering Through by Asura Listen for free on the go with any one of these players for both Android & iPhone

A break up is never easy. Breaking up with a business partner is much like a divorce. There are a lot of emotions that bubble up, financial decisions that need to be made, and oftentimes, the end of a friendship. Difficult conversations only get more difficult when they aren't had and delayed conflict puts everyone, and your business, at risk. Sometimes the conversation you are afraid to have is not only a necessary one but one that will lead to the greatest kind of change taking you places you never thought you’d go. Amy Balliet of Killer Visual Strategies (formerly Killer Infographics) shares how she grew a company, shifted with a purpose and ‘exited’ her business partner during a critical time for the business. What went right, what went wrong, and the lessons that she learned along the way. Looking back her intuitive reflection can help us all with not only breaking up respectfully but in shifting directions with a purpose.   What you’ll hear in this episode: What an infographic is How marketing has changed and the rise of visual content Recognizing shifts in a business Recognizing shifts in a relationship Soliciting employee feedback How to deal with change When a difficult conversation should take place Where a difficult conversation should take place How courage comes in many forms Moving forward and making decisions with a mission vision & value statement How to avoid a ‘word salad’ during a conversation Work with Lara Apply for an On-air Coaching Call! Free Breakthrough Assessment Got a Question? Comment? Email Lara Corporate Trainings   Resources: Difficult Happens by Lara Currie                                                                Difficulthappens.com/workwithme/ Conflict-personality Types 10 Tips for Dealing with Difficult Clients A Call to Courage Brene Brown Killer Infographics Seattle Freeze Show Intro music is Whispering Through by Asura

In the second episode of Thoughts from a Lezzymom Kathy is joined by her new co-host Annie Loyd. They discuss Ted Haggard and Fred Phelps being in the news.  They also play a song from the Pod Safe Music Network by artist Amy Ray called Birds of a Feather. The song can be found on music.podshow.com. Amy Balliet from Join the Impact, jointheimpact.org ,  is interviewed. Amy discusses how the organization came into existance and what the upcoming events are. The show wraps up with the hosts' final thoughts about service and people's desire to connect. More info about the show found on lezzymom.com. Email your comments and show ideas to lezzymom@gmail.com.