Podcast appearances and mentions of anfernee chansamooth

After about 100 episodes, Gert brings back to the podcast Anfernee Chansamooth, the authentic marketer, who will provide valuable insights on hiring and working with a fractional CMO (Chief Marketing Officer) including considering potential agencies and allocating budget for execution. In this episode, Gert and Anfernee discussed fractional CMO services for founders and CEOs who want to manage their marketing but don't have the time or expertise. There are benefits of hiring or outsourcing a CMO, without a full-time commitment. If you want to learn about CMO roles, listen to this episode to the very end.  Podcast Highlights: 00:00 Prologue 00:46 Podcast INTRO 00:56 Welcome back to Anfernee Chansamooth and introduction to the episode topic 02:57 Who needs a full time SEO and how can businesses have enough with a Fractional CMO? (...To whom is Fractional CMO best suited for?) 05:00 Transistioning to the role of a CMO and why is it important to develop the capability to think at a higher level and make strategic decisions? 07:36 Distinctions of CMO roles and responsibilities 13:47 The difference between project managers and CMOs and the importance of  equipping clients for long-term success. 17:56 What are the benefits of hiring a fractional CMO for small businesses? 22:22 How much investment is it to hire a fractional CMO? 24:27 What does the role of a fractional CMO mean for Anfernee? 30:58 Anfernee's insights on what kind of questions to ask a business owner before he comes in as the fractional CMO? 35:21 Where to connect with Anfernee Chansamooth? 36:32 End   Resources:  How to learn about fractional CMO, go to -  https://theauthenticmarketer.com/services/   Past episode with Stevie Brown https://open.spotify.com/episode/3mPCo77DkgReqBPWXj0tyX   Connect with Anfernee Chansamooth: Website - https://theauthenticmarketer.com/   Connect with Gert Mellak: Website: https://seoleverage.com/ Email: info@seoleverage.com

This week Rachel & Lynne are chatting with Anfernee Chansamooth, a marketer and social media guru, talking about how you can use social media to build your business and get more leads. We chat about: His favourite social platforms for freelancers Mistakes that freelancers make Why targeting a broad market doesn't work How consistency pays off on social media How much you should share on your social channels Anfernee's website is here: https://www.anferneec.com/  He has compiled a bonus page of resources for listeners of The Content Byte here: https://theauthenticmarketer.com/thecontentbyte/  Find Rachel www.rachelsmith.com.au     Find Lynne www.lynnetestoni.com           Rachel's List www.rachelslist.com.au   Thanks (as always) to our sponsors Rounded (www.rounded.com.au), an easy invoicing and accounting solution that helps freelancers run their businesses with confidence. Episode edited by Marker Creative Co www.markercreative.co 

Having launched 100 podcast episodes for SEO Leverage Podcast is no mean feat.  Gert in this episode had memorable recollections of past episodes that stick out and interesting conversation with guests with their respective expertise. So many insights have been shared and the feedback to the podcast has been truly positive and that is the reason why Gert is set to move forward at full speed and give his listeners more value with exciting episodes and interesting guests.  Podcast Highlights: 00:00 Prologue 00:41 Podcast Intro 00:50 Welcoming to Episode 100 of SEO Leverage Podcast Going back to the episodes that stick out: 01:53 The very first guest interview with Greg Merrilees from Studio1 Design. 02:30 Episode 4 was with Greg's mentor James Schramko, Episode 7 was with Ilana Wechsler from teachtraffic.com and Anfernee Chansamooth on Episode 8.  03:15 Episode 15 was about user experience and evergreen content with Cristoph Cemper of LinkResearchTools 03:46 For Episode 18 it was about website flipping and strategic growth with Jaryd Krause, and Episode 22 was with Justin Meadows of tuneWP.com, who is the technical support provider of Gert. 04:30 The conversation with Dixon Jones, the founder of inLinks is not boring even though it's about the tech side of things. 05:02 The growth of Semantic SEO and the rise of AI ChatGPT and the likes, the different aspects of SEO, ROI in SEO in Episodes 30, 32 and 40. 05:48 Justin Meadows came back on Episode 41 to talk about the repercussions of the wrong choice of page builders. 06:25 Episode 50 was all about link building and Episode 52 was about lead generation. 07:03 Episode 60 is about designing and optimizing a website with Quinn Zeda from Conversion Crimes. 07:41 SEO migrations was the topic of discussion on Episode 73 and the disastrous effects of wrong migrations without SEO help. 08:39 Episode 81: Inside the Head of a Search User 09:21 Conversation on brand SERPs, brand searches and how Google tries to understand how brands should be ranking on Episode 90 with Jason Barnard from Kalicube. 10:43 Episode 95 with Anke Hermann was about audio summits. 11:18 Legal tips for online businesses from legal expert Heather Pearce was the conversation in Episode 97. 11:46 Episode 100, moving forward at full speed on expert discussions on AI, searches and to provide value to the industry with lots of new guests coming soon.  12:19 End   Connect with Gert Mellak: Website: https://seoleverage.com/ Email: info@seoleverage.com

Are you feeling burnt out and struggling to find meaning in your life? In this episode, Joe chats with Anfernee Chansamooth about his journey from burning out in the corporate world to experiencing burnout again in his own business, and how he found himself and his core values through safe spaces, human design systems, and slowing down.  They discuss the dangers of hustle culture, the power of reevaluating your priorities, and the importance of having an outlet outside of work.  Anfernee shares his slow growth framework, how he finds his superpower, and the importance of investing in relationships to grow a business.  Lastly, we'll explore the human design system and how it can be a point of guidance in finding your true purpose. Tune in to this inspiring episode and learn from Anfernee's valuable insights on how to live a fulfilling life.  Get ready to be motivated and empowered as we explore the power of vulnerability, the importance of reconnecting with the things you love about life, and the value of relationships in growing a business. Some topics discussed in this episode: Burnout, pausing and resetting: how Anfernee found himself and his core values after burning out twice in one decade Adventure, pandemic, and safe spaces: Anfernee shares his journey with his wife during difficult times Slow and steady: the power of defining your growth limit and embracing the slow growth framework Auditing your life: the importance of self-reflection and defining your core values to align your personal and professional life Legacy and relationships: why investing in relationships is key to growing a successful business and leaving a positive legacy Scaling back to move forward: the importance of doing things that don't scale and embracing non-work moments to reinvigorate your passion Authenticity and vulnerability: how finding a safe space to express struggles and vulnerability is crucial for personal growth and success. Reconnecting with what matters: Anfernee's story of uprooting his life and slowing down in Vietnam to align his business and personal life The dangers of hustle culture: how constantly striving for more can lead to burnout and emotional detachment from your business Consistently reevaluating your priorities: why asking yourself what's important to you NOW is crucial for personal growth and success Finding your superpower: how Anfernee learned to focus on his unique skill-set and use it to bring true value to his business Human design system: understanding what suits your personality and how it can guide your life choices Other podcast episodes like Anfernee's that you might like: Avoiding Burnout: What Entrepreneur Season Are You In? Designing Your Success: Greg Merrilees's Journey to Entrepreneurship and Finding Balance How to contact Anfernee: The Authentic Marketer References & links mentioned: World Domination Summit The $100 Startup Thanks for tuning into this episode of the Hustle & Flowchart Podcast! If the information in these conversations and interviews have helped you in your business journey, please head over to iTunes (or wherever you listen), subscribe to the show, and leave me an honest review. Your reviews and feedback will not only help me continue to deliver great, helpful content, but it will also help me reach even more amazing entrepreneurs just like you!

You've heard of the power of testimonials. But what about using client stories to market… even if you don't have a full testimonial?Case studies are a special kind of story - the kind that gives you credibility, social proof, and an opportunity to show off the results you can get for those you serve. BUT you've got to use them the right way if you want to get the biggest result from your efforts…And that's what we're talking about today.For full show notes and resources, visit https://systemtothrive.com/171.

The use of stories is among the greatest ways to get people to buy. And perhaps the most effective type of "story" to use when selling is the case study. Anfernee Chansamooth is a content strategist, copywriter, and podcaster. His company Simple Creative Marketing is known for creating case studies and epic blog posts to drive traffic for web business owners so they don't have to. He typically works with $1Mil+ services and software businesses that also sell online training. He's worked with leading brands such as Bean Ninjas, SYSTEMology, and Hub Australia. He's been featured in Forbes, Inc, Good Men Project, and Huffington Post. Anf calls Sydney, Australia home. Check out the Case Study Guide here (no opt-in required)

In this episode of ‘The Art of Selling Online Courses', Anf and I will talk about the importance of storytelling in sales. We will dive into the decision making process when buying something and discuss why social proof is an important part of that process.We will explain where case studies fit into the funnel and what is the difference between them and testimonials. Lastly Anf will share with us his framework for creating strong case studies so you can get the most out of them!Visit http://simplecreativemarketing.com/ca...Find out how much revenue your funnel could make you  https://www.courseprofitreport.comJoin The Advance Online Course Creators Facebook Group

Want to get better engagement and sales from your email list? In this episode, Anfernee Chansamooth shares the benefits of email segmentation and how you can use ConvertKit to segment your audience. Get started for free with ConvertKit https://simplecreativemarketing.com/CK Topics discussed: 00:00 Welcome 02:22 5 benefits of segmenting your email database 07:59 3 Types of Segmentation 11:49 2 Ways to Segment Your Email List 18:40 ConvertKit demo: Live walk-through of how to segment your email audience 38:12 How to send an email to a specific segment in ConvertKit 41:35 ConvertKit pricing options Resources: Get started for free with ConvertKit Mailchimp vs Convertkit – Which email marketing software is better? Be a guest on Authentic Influence & get a free 30-min content audit with expert advice on how to get more traffic and leads for your business. Apply today. Join our upcoming B2B Podcast Party to learn awesome content tips, connect with cool businesses, and pitch your business on our podcast. Register now. Connect with me: - Join the Authentic Influence community: https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/community/ - Subscribe to my newsletter: https://anferneec.com/newsletter - Grab my free case study guide: http://simplecreativemarketing.com/caseStudyGuide - Want free coaching? Submit your question: https://anchor.fm/authenticinfluence/message #authenticinfluence #b2b #podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/authenticinfluence/message

Today I was joined by Anfernee Chansamooth from Simple Create Marketing. Simple Creative Marketing simplifies content marketing for growth startups that are creating a tonne of content yet are struggling to get leads online. This episode will be super helpful for improving your business marketing strategy, check it out!! To find out more information: https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/ffs/

Launching a new coaching product or service, and wondering how to generate more sales? Our guest business owner is Ericka Bates of Talk Virtual, and she runs a mastermind group for event producers. She helps busy event producers who want to host attention-grabbing virtual summits and make money while creating great content they can repurpose. In this coaching session, Anfernee Chansamooth helps Ericka clarify her sales approach and offers suggestions to improve her sales. Topics discussed: 00:00 Meet Ericka Bates 03:30 Ericka's 90-day business goals 17:01 Clarifying Ericka's current challenge 17:20 Identifying the ideal client 23:52 Clarifying the core product 43:40 Role play – sales conversation & tips for improving sales Resources mentioned: - Ericka Bates website - Ericka's Virtual Summiteers mastermind - Your value is not your time – how to charge more as a consultant ft. Deborah Zahn of Craft of Consulting - Join our upcoming B2B Podcast Party to learn awesome content tips, connect with cool businesses, and pitch your business on our podcast. Register now. - Be a guest on Authentic Influence & get a free 30-min content audit with expert advice on how to get more traffic and leads for your business. Apply today. Connect with me: - Join the Authentic Influence community: https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/community/ - Subscribe to my newsletter: https://anferneec.com/newsletter - Grab my free case study guide: http://simplecreativemarketing.com/caseStudyGuide - Want free coaching? Submit your question: https://anchor.fm/authenticinfluence/message #authenticinfluence #b2b #podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/authenticinfluence/message

It's every entrepreneur's nightmare to see their business crumbling down. All those years of hard work and sacrifices, gone in an instant. When this happens, the silver lining is entrepreneurs will never start from square one, they'll harness all experiences and business know-how to build an organization with a better structure. In this episode of Influence By Design, Anfernee Chansamooth takes over the mic and interviews Samantha about her human design, key things to be a successful business owner and how would start again if she lost her business overnight. For full show notes and links visit: https://samanthariley.global/podcast/364/

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In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge talks to content strategist, writer, and podcaster with https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/ (Simple Creative Marketing), Anfernee Chansamooth. Simple Creative Marketing focuses on producing customer success stories and case studies for B2B service and SaaS companies. They typically work with 7-figure or more companies on assets to help them sell more. Content creation and marketing has to be executed effectively in order to scale at that level. Anfernee shares that they conduct marketing audits for the companies they work with when they begin working together. Seeing where existing marketing needs to be pivoted is the first step in actually seeing higher conversion rates. You have to narrow down the content that works for selling versus content that works to build a brand. When someone is evaluating a product or service, they want tangible proof and case studies to convince them the solution will work for them. This is the hurdle service providers need to overcome when scaling.  Josh and Anfernee also discuss the differences between a testimonial and a case study. Testimonials are short and can definitely be executed wrong. When they're jargon riddled or a copywriter wrote it for you, it won't resonate with your audience. A case study, on the other hand, offers engagement context, methodology details, and why working with you really made a difference. A case study also needs to speak to the long term impact from working with your solution. This is where case studies really work better than testimonials – it tells someone the story behind your value proposition and what sets your company apart from your competitors. You need to prove you can deliver, especially when scaling above 7-figures.  Josh also explores some common problems he sees with testimonials. A random name and last initial doesn't resonate with a prospect when it comes to attributing a testimonial. You need to connect your testimonials and case studies to the audiences reading them. Introduce the person to your leads - show them why your case study, review, or testimonial subject is just like the prospect. If you don't tell that story clearly through them, it won't hit home or resonate. Give the case study the authority and credibility to speak to the rest of your audience.  Your ad results need to achieve the specific goals and KPIs you set, but you have to deliver your messaging with emotion. Show your audience where they fit into the story of your solution. Show them with empathy and tangible proof that you can be the solution to their problem.  Want to learn more? Check out Simple Creative Marketing's website at https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/ (https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/).  Check out Simple Creative Marketing on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/simple-creative-marketing/ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/simple-creative-marketing/).  Check out Simple Creative Marketing's free goodies for listeners of The Thoughtful Entrepreneur at https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/upmyinfluence/ (https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/upmyinfluence/).  Don't forget to subscribe to The Thoughtful Entrepreneur and thank you for listening. Tune in next time! More from UpMyInfluence: ✅ We are actively booking guests for our DAILY Entrepreneur Success Podcast.https://upmyinfluence.com/guest ( Schedule HERE). ✅ Are you a 6-figure consultant? Let us fill your sales schedule and move you to 7-figures.https://upmyinfluence.com/b2b ( Learn more here). ✅ Check out our freehttps://upmyinfluence.com/1 ( Authority Transformation Masterclass). 

Anfernee Chansamooth is a content strategist, copywriter, and podcaster. His company Simple Creative Marketing is known for creating case studies and epic posts to drive traffic for web business owners so they don't have to. He typically works with $1Mil+ services and software businesses that also sell online training. He's worked with leading brands such as Bean Ninjas, SYSTEMology, and Hub Australia. He's been featured in Forbes, Inc, Good Men Project, and Huffington Post. Anf calls Sydney, Australia home. www.simplecreativemarketing.com

Do you want to learn how to build a B2B sales pipeline using LinkedIn? Join our next live interview with Nicholas Thickett of KO Advantage Group, where we'll discuss: – Why LinkedIn is Nicholas' primary sales platform for 2022. – What account strategies are winning in our digital world? – How can customer / market knowledge make or break your strategy? Topics discussed: 00:00 Meet Nicholas Thickett 06:32 Why is LinkedIn your primary platform for 2022? How to set up your profile for sales 20:00 How to decide and better understand who you're actually selling to 24:32 How to use Linkedin to build your sales pipeline in 2 parts 24:50 Account lists vs Lead lists in Sales Navigator 30:25 Building a sales pipeline in Linkedin Pt1 – morning routine 32:35 What to say when sending a Linkedin connect request 33:19 Building a sales pipeline in Linkedin Pt2 – end of day routine 38:40 What type of content is working best on Linkedin right now? 43:00 What metrics should sales managers be tracking? 47:00 Someone's accepted your connect request, what's next? 52:40 How can customer / market knowledge make or break your strategy? 55:50 Nicholas' recommend resource for improving sales 57:00 One thing that Nicholas does for mental health About Nicholas Thickett: At 17, Nicholas Thickett's dreams of a law degree were accidentally transformed into a career in professional sales. He advanced quickly in professional services, financial services and corporate finance until his ‘hustle' earned him a 30 day all inclusive hospital visit that flipped his world upside down. He realized the way he was taught to sell didn't align with how people wanted to buy which forced excessively long hours and wasted effort. He began studying social psychology, neuroscience and behavioral economics to evolve how we sell. Now, Nick's the Marketing Manager at KO Advantage and the host of the B2B Power Hour podcast. He says the future of sales is here, for those that are ready! Resources Mentioned: B2B Power Hour website How to Properly Cold Prospect on LinkedIn Nicholas Thickett's LinkedIn profile The Science of Selling: Proven Strategies to Make Your Pitch, Influence Decisions, and Close the Deal How to use Case Studies to prove your brand's value (Anfernee Chansamooth's interview on B2B Power Hour podcast with Nicholas) Connect with me: - Join the Authentic Influence community: https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/community/ - Subscribe to my newsletter: https://anferneec.com/newsletter - Grab my free case study guide: http://simplecreativemarketing.com/caseStudyGuide - Want free coaching? Submit your question: https://anchor.fm/authenticinfluence/message #authenticinfluence #b2b #podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/authenticinfluence/message

After a 5-hour brain surgery caused by burnout and an unhealthy lifestyle, Anfernee felt the need to reassess his life and career and to look for more meaning in what he does. He spent a couple of years in corporate IT before venturing into the entrepreneurial world, which interestingly, began when he started teaching salsa lessons for a living. Today, he empowers entrepreneurs to deliver their message with clarity and conviction. He is a content strategist, copywriter, podcaster, and Director at Simple Creative Marketing (SCM). Learn more with our guest – Anfernee Chansamooth, as he talks about the importance of building trust in content marketing, as well as, why health and well-being should always be a top priority. SCM was launched in 2016 by Anfernee as a “7-day startup challenge”, with a simple goal of getting a paying client within 7 days. Well, they got 2! He saw potential in this startup which eventually led him to leave his full-time job in one of Australia's largest co-working spaces. Right now, SCM creates content marketing strategies and case studies that convert for 6-figure+ services, SaaS, and eCommerce sellers. They help generate more leads and sales with valuable content. In this episode, we talk about: (1:53) The story of Anfernee Chansamooth (5:48) Anf's experience with burnout and how to prevent it from happening. (10:12) Anf's advice on finding co-Founders and knowing your motivation in business. (12:49) How to put creative marketing as an educational message. (15:34) The difference between B2C and B2B marketing. (17:57) Top tips for B2B marketing and the common errors B2B marketers must be aware of. (26:15) How to convince entrepreneurs to put investment in content marketing. (29:44) Business objective and sales process as a determining factor of fast sell in content marketing. (32:41) How to find Anf and Simple Creative Marketing services. *view show notes* Mangtas Nation is hosted by Mangtas CMO Jacki Demuynck and CEO Wouter Delbaere. Jacki and Wouter are also the co-founders of Mangtas – a digital platform where startups and SMEs can engage with project-based, outsourcing agencies. Connect with Anf www.instagram.com/anferneec/ Connect with Wouter www.linkedin.com/in/wouter-delbaere Connect with Jaclyn www.linkedin.com/in/jackidemuynck/ Join us at https://tinyurl.com/mangtaswebsite ----- Follow us on Facebook, Linkedin, Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest ----- Be sure to subscribe/follow #MangtasNation for more!

Marketing consultant and content strategist Anfernee Chansamooth reveals how to create compelling case studies and use them effectively to get more consulting clients.

In today's episode, you will discover key insights:+ Copywrite strategies + Why case studies are important for any business and tips you need scale + The 7 step framework for an effective and result driven compelling content A fellow Sydney and Aussie - we had some great conversations! Our guest is Anfernee Chansamooth he is a content strategist, copywriter, and podcaster. His company Simple Creative Marketing is known for creating case studies and epic posts to drive traffic for web business owners so they don't have to. He typically works with $1Mil+ services and software businesses that also sell online training.He's worked with leading brands such as Bean Ninjas, SYSTEMology, and Hub Australia. He's been featured in Forbes, Inc, Good Men Project, and Huffington Post. Anf calls Sydney, Australia home.For more episodes: www.gezperez.com/podcast-showTo connect with Anfernee here are the links:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/simple-creative-marketing/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/anferneec Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anferneec/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anfconsulting 1. Grab their free Case Study Guide PDF Learn the 6-step process for crafting compelling case studies.  — Click Here2. Join their Authentic Influence Warriors and connect with No B.S entrepreneurs Jump into our private FB group to learn how content marketing & remote working tips  — Click Here3. Work with Anf and his team to generate more leads with less contentWe create compelling case studies that bring more leads and help your sales team convert .  — Click HereMotivation without the Hype - Listed 9 in the Top 20 Podcast of Australian Inspirational Podcasts - Check it Out - https://blog.feedspot.com/australian_inspirational_podcasts/Access your FREE resources:https://www.gezperez.com/motivation-app-free-resources Join our Facebook Motivation without the Hype Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/245093902611604Check out our Signature Program:LEVEL UP Online Bundle for Coaches, Consultants, Service-Based Entrepreneurs "Build A Pipeline Of Ideal Clients So You Can Scale Your Business To $10K+ Months Consistently" - Click https://gezperez.com/level-up-game-planSupport the showThank you for listening and we value your support on our podcast show. For events/ collaboration/ media - send us an email at teamthrive@gezperez.comFor sponsorship opportunities and business shoutout promos - send us an email at teamthrive@gezperez.comMore information: https://gezperez.com/about

Michael Wark & Anfernee Chansamooth provide a year-end review, with details on their top 3 projects including the lessons and challenges they learned and how the COVID-19 lockdown impacted their productivity. They also give us a glimpse of what they’re preparing for the first quarter of 2022. Discussion Points:  [1:06] Michael’s first project – Refining […]

Very often how your article is structured is the reason why users are not encouraged to read and will therefore, leave your website and look for another one that will pick up their interest. Sometimes you may have a very good article, but your headline is not enticing enough or that the information the users are looking for are further down to the bottom of the article.  It is really important to know the right structure and balance within your article so that the searchers and users are able to stay and find your article as a good fit for their needs. The objective of this episode is to help you build articles that will engage users and lead conversions to your website.   Podcast Highlights: 00:01 Prologue 00:46 Introduction of the topic 01:13 What are some of the things commonly overlooked in articles on many websites? 01:32 How does the ERICA framework help in creating a good prototype article? 02:29 Important aspects to consider in an article's structure. 06:54 Why is it important to avoid huge content walls or text walls in an article and how can this be avoided? 07:14 What are some creative Call-To-Actions that you can include in an article?  07:40 A recap of what should be included in a good prototype article. 08:49 End Resources: The ERICA SEO Framework: https://seoleverage.com/seo-consulting/   Past episodes mentioned by Gert: Episode 39 - Can AI Replace Your Writer with Anfernee Chansamooth https://seoleverage.com/podcast/039-can-ai-replace-your-writer/   Connect with Gert Mellak: Website: https://seoleverage.com/ Email: info@seoleverage.com

Morgan is out for this live show, so Nick brings on Anfernee Chansamooth to discuss how to leverage case studies, where it fits in with your content marketing strategy, and how it accelerates your brand's value in the customer's eye. Follow Nicholas Thickett on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/nicholasthickett Follow Morgan Smith on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/morganjsmith If you'd like to receive advanced agendas for each of our live shows, you can visit our site b2bpowerhour.com and put in your email. We'll send you an advance copy & you can help drive the discussion with your questions!

Is it really necessary to publish or do an update to your blog posts on a weekly basis? In this episode of SEO Leverage Podcast, Gert outlines how to determine when to refresh or prune your already published articles. If your concern is to drive more traffic to your website by publishing more often, that is wrong. In fact, Google doesn't really care about frequency, it cares more about what makes users happy or how relevant the article is.     Podcast Highlights: 00:00 Prologue 01:06 Introduction of the topic on blog posts 02:05 Does Google care about the frequency of your blog post?  03:04 Why was the question about publication frequency raised?  03:50 Deciding on whether to update or refresh your blog posts depends on the following: Is it still relevant or valid to the users? Your kind of industry e.g. technology-related industries What articles are losing traction? 04:50 Why is a tracking system necessary to see if your articles need some work? 06:16 Gert Mellak's rule of thumb that applies to different industry sectors in regards to article updates. 07:20 Recap 08:01 End   Resources: Past episodes mentioned by Gert: Episode 39 - Can AI Replace Your Writer with Anfernee Chansamooth https://seoleverage.com/podcast/039-can-ai-replace-your-writer/ Episode 41 - WordPress Page Builders with Justin Meadows https://seoleverage.com/podcast/041-wordpress-page-builders-with-justin-meadows/   The ERICA SEO Framework: https://seoleverage.com/seo-consulting/   Connect with Gert Mellak: Website: https://seoleverage.com/ Email: info@seoleverage.com

Today's Online Business Launchpad podcast guest is Anfernee Chansamooth, Anf had just left his full-time marketing manager position for one of Australia's largest co-working spaces, and he saw an opportunity to help fast-growing businesses to better leverage content to attract new business opportunities.Trudy and Anf talk about –1. Anf tells us about his journey after graduating from university. He was employed with HP in Toronto, Canada and over time became a project manager.2. What he did when the global recession hit and he was left without a job.3. How he had a lightbulb moment after having a conversation with his housemate to offer Salsa dancing lessons and started to learn about social media in his spare time.4. How he started working as a marketing manager for Huff Australia and how having a heavy workload affected him mentally.5. How, after reading a book called Seven Day Start-Up by Dan Norris, he was inspired to create his own website.6. How he started to offer his services of writing blogs and articles.7. Anf shares his principle that answers to most common questions from customers should be there on your website.8. The 7 P's he uses as a framework used for crafting compelling case studies.The transcript for this episode can be found here.ResourcesSimple Creative MarketingFaceBookTwitterSeven Day Start-Up by Dan Norris Visit us here at https://onlinebusinessliftoff.comIf you'd like to reach out and say "hi" you can find Trudy on LinkedIn.

Anfernee Chansamooth is the founder of Simple Creative Marketing a content creation agency. Anfernee has done everything from being a team leader at a large corporate call center, to project management, sales consultant, and marketing advisor in various large and small organizations, to blogging, teaching salsa, volunteering with a kids charity, to speaking and other advisory roles with startups. Anfernee has through his experiences developed a deep understanding of psychology and human behavior, what drives people, and the power of telling one's story. In this episode, he shares his insights into how we can use cases studies for sales and actually boost business growth. Insights he shares include: What is a case studyWhat is the value of case studies for salesWhen and how to use case studies in the sales processTypes of case studies for salesCase studies vs testimonials - what's the difference?How to build out a case study for salesWhat not to do in crafting a case studyTips for how to use a case study effectively in your own businessWhy it's important, to be honest and transparent when you're telling your company storyExamples of successful case studies for salesand much much more ...

The use of artificial intelligence is already being used in some industries like banking and finance, retail, telecommunications, so it is no surprise that it is now inching its way into copywriting. So how does this come into play for copywriters and content creators? Is AI going to replace their jobs soon?  Whatever tools there are, you really CANNOT replace your writer. Tools are supplements that aid human intelligence. AI as the acronym implies is artificial. In that sense, it is important to consider the tool's role as being that of a junior writer or as an assistant. There is still a need to inject human intelligence in creating content because writing caters to human's emotional response to what they read and hear. Simply put, AIs cannot fully understand or comprehend human beings and how they feel.   Podcast Highlights: 00:00 Prologue 00:20 Welcoming back to the show, Anfernee Chansamooth 02:09 Introduction of the topic 02:41 What are the challenges associated with traditional writing? 01:12 How do copywriters ensure they are able to convey the voice of our brand effectively? 10:24 The difference between Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. (...Automation vs Customization) 11:24 Is AI going to replace the jobs of copywriters and content creators? (...What can they do to uplevel their skills?)  14:28 Tools that can help with content writing. 18:19 How do AI tools come into play in helping professional copywriters in the writing process?  25:58 Anfernee's recommendations based on the tests conducted on the different AI tools. 29:29 Other AI tools that Gert recommends. 32:32 Anfernee's workflow within Jarvis AI when creating an article. (...How does he go about with the commands he asks Jarvis to do?) 39:16 Recap 42:58 Where to connect with Anfernee Chansamooth? 43:16 End   Resources: Previous episode where Anfernee was a guest -  https://seoleverage.com/podcast/008-content-strategy-with-anfernee/   Anfernee's YouTube video on Jarvis.AI Review and Demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NROCes4Sj9M   Tools: Jarvis AI Copywriting Tool https://www.conversion.ai/   Copy AI, content writing tool https://www.copy.ai/   Surfer SEO, Content editor tool https://surferseo.com/ Grammarly Pro https://www.grammarly.com/   Copyscape Plagiarism Checker https://www.copyscape.com/   Heminway Editor https://hemingwayapp.com/   Connect with Anfernee Chansamooth: Website: www.simplecreativemarketing.com/   Connect with Gert Mellak: Website: https://seoleverage.com/ Email: info@seoleverage.com

Today’s show is a special one, as it’s the first podcast we recorded in our new Flowchart Studios location, chatting with Mikael Dia from Funnelytics. On today’s show, we discussed his momentum engine which is his four-step process that is customer-centric to attract, close, deliver and retain. Also, his 1-3-10 process is very cool, and if you are struggling for sales, he makes some great points. He’s got this concept about not bothering to run ads because if you are trying to get your first 100 leads on your list, use your social media account and your friends, tap your existing network, then ask them to tap their own network. If you are just getting started, just figure out how to get that first one, then duplicate the same system for the first three, then the first ten. We talk also about how to scale, bring more revenue into the process and dive into whether that’s the right market for you, instead of being caught up in the latest ways to drive traffic. With Funnelytics you can really drill down to see what the high impact stuff is, so you can scale those things and you are not guessing in your marketing anymore. After you have enjoyed this show, and to get even more insight into testing your marketing tactics, check out our episodes with Shaqir Hussyin and Anfernee Chansamooth. “I thought wouldn’t it be cool if I could just draw my funnel on a canvas and overlay all my data just like I would on a whiteboard, and that’s how Funnelytics came to be.” - Mikael Dia   Some Topics We Discussed Include: How Funnelyitics came to be and the process of creating a new piece of software Testing and trying new online methods until you get that very first sale  You want to have this one, very important thing when building a software company How to validate your product idea while giving value and getting feedback ahead of time Mistakes made along the way when building this tool The two things you need in order to grow your business and how the momentum engine fits in How the 1-3-10 scaling method will help you understand what adjustments need to be made to scale Using data from the software to run simulations and forecast future conversions and revenue   Resources From Mikael Dia: Funnelytics   References and Links Mentioned: Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. Creating The Optimum Selling System - Shaqir Hussyin How To Create The Perfect Case Study To Make More Sales - Anfernee Chansamooth

It takes guts to talk about things that make us uncomfortable, but we can't put our heads in the sand. We need to open these conversations to ensure we grow our business in alignment with our values. One of these difficult topics is marketing...

It takes guts to talk about things that make us uncomfortable, but we can’t put our heads in the sand. We need to open these conversations to ensure we grow our business in alignment with our values. One of these difficult topics is marketing practices. Unethical marketing has been with us for decades, and these practices sell dreams that pop like bubbles.   In this episode, I have an insightful conversation with content strategist, writer and speaker Anfernee Chansamooth. We talk about the good and the bad that’s happening in online marketing today.  We chat about marketers who care more about making a buck than a customer’s needs… Horror stories of coaches gone rogue...  Things behind the scene that people never see… The grey areas of each issue… And tips and opportunities for 2021. WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE: The reality behind the promise and dream of a six-figure launch (03:07) The value in a failed launch (07:19) What is authentic marketing and why has there been a shift in the market? (08:14) What is inauthentic marketing? (10:17) The grey areas depend on your values (12:36) False scarcity vs adding true value (14:30) Buyers’ touchpoints (18:32) You don’t know what’s happening in the background (20:38) Social media and marketing (22:14) How to balance adding value and charging a customer (25:38) How does the seller manage the conversation? (28:17) High-ticket pricing (33:54) When providers don’t deliver (37:28) Giving a testimonial is also a form of service (43:30) The biggest opportunities in marketing for 2021 (46:15) Building an audience vs building a community (51:40) A project to create a guide to authentic marketing (55:01) For full show notes and links visit: https://samanthariley.global/podcast/249

Having a good content strategy helps businesses attract an audience and create new leads. In this episode, Gert talks to Anfernee Chansamooth on how to design and create an effective content strategy. Anfernee is the Learning and Community Lead for Bean Ninjas, and also a content strategist, copywriter, and public speaker for Simple Creative Marketing.  Also, check out the bonus resources that Anfernee has put together at https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/gert/. It contains a free case study guide and further expands on the topics discussed in this episode.   Podcast Highlights:  01:25 – Anfernee talks about how he got started with copywriting and content strategy and the challenges of running his first business. 11:20 – Common mistakes and misconceptions with content strategy. 21:45 – Creating your own category in the industry. 29:56 – Applying design and visual elements to content. 37:16 – Building an audience. 41:50 – Understanding buyer psychology and the importance of a clear content promotion strategy. 45:09 – Designing content strategy in line with the buyer's journey and the customer empathy map. 53:41 – Using SEO research to match your content with user intent. 1:02:26 – Additional resources on the topics discussed at https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/gert/   Connect with Anfernee: Website: www.simplecreativemarketing.com

On today’s show, we have Anfernee Chansamooth who is presenting a completely new concept that we have not chatted about before on the show, which details how to create case studies in your marketing. Anfernee is a content strategist, writer, podcaster, speaker, and the owner of Simple Creative Marketing, a company known for creating case studies and content that drive leads and sales for fast-growing services businesses.  He dives into six steps to create your case studies which are very strategic and are written in a specific format that he gives us and has some awesome tactics for getting eyeballs on these case studies, how to share them as well as how to use them land clients and increase your conversions. When you’re done, get some additional ideas about content creation and case studies from our conversations with Mark Webster and Matthew Woodward. “The content can be amazing, but if no one sees it, it’s never going to get you the results you are looking for.” - Anfernee Chansamooth Some Topics We Discussed Include: What does a Star Trek costume party have to do with content marketing? How to showcase your results even if it’s with a “boring” business model Working with the B2B marketplace and providing your client’s insights that they can truly understand How to get people to see your case studies The one-page marketing strategy that Anfernee uses with all of his clients The five big mistakes that people are making with their content marketing strategy How to implement an understanding of your brand so that it flows within your content and lets people know what makes you different from all the others How to get people to share with you their success for your case study How to approach doing a case study for both affiliate marketing as well as with your own product Resources From Anfernee Chansamooth: SimpleCreativeMarketing.com/Hustle References and Links Mentioned: Repurpose.io 15 Ways to Share Your Business Case Studies With The People Most Likely To Buy The 1 Page Marketing Plan by Alan Dib Obviously Awesome by April Dunford  Positioning Al Reis and Jack Trout Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by our go-to SEO research tool, Ahrefs.com, and by  Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. The Practical 5-Step SEO Framework - Matthew Woodward The Most Effective Content Marketing Strategies - Mark Webster

In this episode we discuss all things money, marketing, marriage and focus in on what really matters in this journey called life! Anfernee Chansamooth Website: www.simplecreativemarketing.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/achansamooth Twitter: https://twitter.com/anferneec Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anferneec/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anfconsulting Facebook Group: Authentic Influence Warriors Access Anf's special offer of the case study guide here: https://simplecreativemarketing.com/casestudyguide Website: www.finesseadvisers.com. Email: admin@finessesadvisers.com Love the show? Don't forget to leave a review.   The information provided on the Finesse Your Money Podcast is not intended to constitute legal, business, financial or other professional or product advice. It is provided as general information only and is not intended as a substitute for personal advice from a qualified and licensed professional who is familiar with the facts of your particular circumstances. Genene Wilson is an Authorised Representative No 383696 and Credit Representative No 511144; Finesse Financial Advisers is an Authorised Representative No 1267025 and Credit Representative No 511143 of FYG Planners Pty Ltd ABN 55 094 972 540  AFSL/ACL No. 224543. Contact information: Address: PO Box 840 Penrith NSW 2751. Phone: 1300 026 800. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this podcast, Anfernee shares his adventurous journey that took him from the shores of Australia across the world to Canada and then across the world again to his ancestral birthplace of Laos. Anfernee has done everything from being a team leader at a large corporate call centre, to project management, sales consultant and marketing advisor in various large and small organisations, to blogging, teaching salsa, volunteering with a kids charity, to speaking and other advisory roles with startups. Anfernee has seen it all and has developed a deep understanding of psychology and human behaviour, what drives people and the power of telling ones story. He’s also someone who has seen the good and the bad side of business, been through redundancies and the fallout as a result of poor policies implementation by management. He knows firsthand the pressures of work and the profound impact it can have on the social and mental health of people in the workforce. Today, Anfernee combines all his experience helping leaders and business owners on strategies to better manage their business, look after their people and through effective content be able to share their story in a way that inspires their customers and prospects. He helps business owners to grow their business through sound marketing practices, teaching them how to protect and leverage their brand and share client success stories on professional network platforms such as Linkedin. Enjoy this candid discussion with Anfernee as he bares all to give you a real insight into what an entrepreneurial journey looks like and how to navigate your path towards finding your passion. Check out his case study guide to sharing customer success stories at www.simplecreativemarketing.com/casestudyguide

Case studies can be instrumental in converting potential clients. In this interview, Anfernee Chansamooth from Simple Creative Marketing shares some brilliant tips for you to use case studies to your advantage.  You'll learn how to get them, how to write them and where to share them for maximum impact. Resources mentioned in the episode Anf's […]

Case studies can be instrumental in converting potential clients. In this interview, Anfernee Chansamooth from Simple Creative Marketing shares some brilliant tips for you to use case studies to your advantage.  You’ll learn how to get them, how to write them and where to share them for maximum impact. Resources mentioned in the episode Anf’s ... Read more

The use of case studies in marketing has long been used as an incredible way to increase leads and sales. Why? Simple. They use proof and build social proof to illustrate expertise. Yet so many people use case studies the WRONG way. Anfernee discuss the RIGHT way to use case studies in your marketing to achieve your desired result.

Have you ever wondered how to use case studies to grow your business?  Case studies are used by businesses to show how their product or service has been implemented successfully by their customers and clients. They are an invaluable asset that...

Have you ever wondered how to use case studies to grow your business?  Case studies are used by businesses to show how their product or service has been implemented successfully by their customers and clients. They are an invaluable asset that establishes social proof of the results people could likely achieve by working with you. In this episode, Anfernee Chansamooth shares 5 ways you can use case studies to grow your business.  When you understand just how valuable case studies are in educating your prospects and increasing conversions, you won’t think twice about investing in case studies for your business.  WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE: Is your content producing the results you want for your business? (2:49) Are you investing your energy in the right place? (3:15) The power of using case studies (4:49) Case studies vs Testimonials (5:20) Fake and negative reviews (6:29) Ways you can use testimonials for your business (7:48) Using a case study interview to create a blog post (8:45) Posting your case studies on your social channels (11:27) Using your case studies in your email list (11:36) Putting your case study in your nurture sequence (12:30) Case studies in your presentations (13:20) Using case studies in your sales process (15:21) Case studies to frame your discovery calls (16:59) Understanding what your prospects want (18:37) Uncover your client’s pain points (18:57) Case studies must share tangible results (21:04) The art of soliciting good stories (22:57) Sharing relatable case studes (25:47) Allocating a budget to re-market your case studies (29:59) For full show notes and links visit:  https://samanthariley.global/podcast/207-5-ways-to-use-case-studies-to-grow-your-business-with-anfernee-chansamooth Join the discussion thread for this episode over at The Thought Leaders Business Lab Community Facebook Group.

Anfernee Chansamooth lives in Australia. He's the learning and community lead of BeanNinjas, online bookkeeping software. In this episode, Anfernee shares his experience sheltering in place, social distancing, and adjusting to new norms. He also digs into his 4 productivity tips for remote working, which are crucial if you are adapting to remote working for the first time. Enjoy this chat.Links mentioned: * Anfernee Chansamooth * BeanNinjas * Anfernee's LinkedIn Post on Productivity * HBR: The Discomfort You're Feeling Is Grief

When does it make sense to create or launch a new and separate business unit to your core business? This is the question that Bean Ninjas CEO Meryl Johnston and Anfernee Chansamooth, Bean Ninjas Learning & Community Lead, answer in this episode of the Bean Ninjas Podcast. Bean Ninjas have offered courses since January 2019 […]

Anfernee Chansamooth is a content strategist, copywriter, and speaker. In episode 186 Anfernee shares his career journey and how he became the Co-founder of Founders Connect and the Remote Business Summit, together with his wife Cindy Pham. They are on a mission to help entrepreneurs and leaders to launch, grow & optimize their remote teams so that they can enjoy true freedom.

Want to learn video marketing strategies that can help you grow your business and brand online?In this episode, we invite our good friend Rob Balasabas, content creator at Thinkific, to share why video marketing is so hot right now in 2019.We also discuss ways to produce video if you’re a solopreneur or startup without massive marketing budgets.Rob also shares his personal and professional journey with us.Let the class begin!Catch Rob Balasabas and 25 other #remotework experts on the Remote Business Summit Nov 18 - 22, 2019.Want to learn how to launch, grow and scale your remote company? Grab your free ticket or All-AccessPass at http://www.RemoteBusinessSummit.comConnect with Rob Balasabas:https://twitter.com/rob_balasabashttps://www.thinkific.com/Show notes are at http://foundersconnect.co/podcast

Welcome to the Collaboration Nation Podcast, where we talk about Collaborations, Partnerships, Content Creation, and Content Marketing with brilliant Experts and Creators in today's ever-changing Online Space! This podcast was born from the #CollaborationNation Facebook Group! Join us here today: www.facebook.com/groups/collabers Grab all the bonuses here: socialclub.thinkific.com/courses/bonus Your host, Rob Balasabas, interviews experts, shares insights, tools, and strategies to level up your content marketing, content creation, and collaboration strategies. www.facebook.com/groups/collabers

When does it it make sense to go from Entrepreneur to Intrapreneur? Meryl interviews Bean Ninjas' new marketing coordinator Anfernee Chansamooth about his process of joining the team. We also discuss the prospective employer's perspective, and the risks they need to be aware of when recruiting entrepreneurs and how to mitigate those risks.

Anfernee Chansamooth is a virtual Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Authentic Influence podcast host and Founder of Simple Creative Marketing. He helps emerging leaders to clarify and build their authentic brand, income and influence online. Simple Creative Marketing focuses on simplifying marketing for growth startups. Five Key Challenges prioritization: getting activities in order for maximum ROI marketing expertise misalignment in marketing: sales vs. objections systems/process: team insufficient data to make smart decisions Take The Free Marketing Effective Quiz To Identify Gaps In Your Marketing

Anfernee Chansamooth shares his wisdom on The Business Blast Podcast! You can learn more about Anfernee and take the quiz he mentioned in the podcast here: https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/quiz/ This podcast is brought to you by Authors Unite. Do you want to become a published author but don't have enough time to write your own book? Check out the 100 Person Book Program here: http://authorsunite.net/100-person-book Want your own book published and marketed for you? Learn how Authors Unite can take care of everything for you here: https://authorsunite.net/success Thank you for listening to The Business Blast Podcast! Tyler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authorsunite/support

The Trials And Tribulations Anfernee Chansamooth Has Faced Whilst Building a Virtual Team of Specialists Want the transcript? Download it here. In this episode, special guest Anfernee Chansamooth, Chief Marketing Officer at Simple Creative Marketing, takes listeners through the challenges he faced when building a virtual team of specialists to support his rapidly growing business.   Anfernee, whose expertise lies in writing online content, takes us through his journey of assembling a team of specialists and how it's important to not only find the right people, but also have well thought out systems and processes in place to ensure everyone is set up for success.   Some of the areas covered include: Before you do anything else, work out what the core service is that you are delivering and then start to decode that first Building a virtual team isn't easy, but it's definitely worth it The importance of systems and processes as they provide the foundation to which you can then build a team around The need for good communication tools in order to systemise the processes used for communicating with your virtual team and/or clients   Let us know what your key takeout has been from this episode and join the continuing conversation over in the Virtual Success Facebook Group.   Resources mentioned in this show: Simple Creative Marketing Trello Podio Google Drive Google Docs Upwork In this episode: 02:15 – About Anfernee Chansamooth 05:13 – Getting started 06:32 – The challenges of building a virtual team 09:25 – Making sure you have the right people in your team 12:30 – A global team 14:16 – Tools for communication 15:33 – Team collaboration 18:09 – Shifting your mindset 18:35 – Constantly refine your processes 21:40 – Building a Virtual Team isn't easy…but it's worth it 22:50 – Advice from Anfernee… 26:18 – Key takeaways… 29:11 – Wrapping things up Barbara: Hey everyone, welcome back to another episode of the Virtual Success Show, where I'm joined by my co-host, Matt Malouf. Hey Matt how is it going? Matt: Excellent Barb, how are you going? Barbara: I'm good, I'm good. We've been punching out these shows recently. We've got a whole bank of amazing content up on the site virtualsuccessshow.com these days. So, I'm excited to keep going with this. Matt: Absolutely, very exciting for the community. Barbara: Yeah. So today's topic is quite a good one because I know that we're going to be interviewing a very good friend of mine who runs a business, who delivers content for people looking to do content marketingonline or any business looking to build content. And we all know that actually it's quite a big job to get content up. Writing blogs and doing this sort of thing. And a lot of people really don't enjoy it. But it's a really important part of your marketing strategy. So today we're going to be talking to Anfernee Chansamooth who is the Chief Marketing Officer at Simple Creative Marketing. He also has a podcast called Authentic Influence, which is a fantastic podcast, that I myself was on the other day. So, check that one out also. So, Anfernee, welcome to the show. Anfernee: Thanks for having me Barb and Matt. Matt: Welcome Barbara: So Anf, just to kick off, just give us the quick background of how you ended up… I love the offer that you have around people can sign up for a monthly offer basically to have your team, which is all a virtual team of writers, create their content strategy and deliver the blog strategy for them. What's the back story to how you actually ended up delivering that offer? About Anfernee Chansamooth Anfernee: Well, we go back about four years, I was the Marketing Manager at one of Australia's largest co-working communities. And so I was actually writing a lot of the content for the company at the time. And then what we realised was we had a distributed team of about 12 people across Australia. And we struggled, even with a team of that size,

In this episode, special guest Anfernee Chansamooth, Chief Marketing Officer at Simple Creative Marketing, takes listeners through the challenges he faced when building a virtual team of specialists to support his rapidly growing business.     Anfernee, whose expertise lies in writing online content, takes us through his journey of assembling a team of specialists […]

Here's a rundown of topics covered today -->Anfernee's 4-step framework for crafting QUALITY content that gets views/shares/revenues (FARS)How he deals with difficult "transition phases" in his life (he's currently undergoing one , as am I)Why ebooks and other overused info products are counter-productiveHis time spent in a startup acceleratorHow to validate business ideas, product ideas, blog ideas, etc.Why hustling is HARD (for most of us)Today's show notes can be found at: http://doyouevenblog.com/podcast/6/Anfernee is the founder of an Australian B2B content marketing agency, https://www.simplecreativemarketing.com/. Say hello to him on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/AnferneeC

Our guest today Anfernee Chansamooth has lived a full and exciting life which he shares openly for the Build Live Give community. He has worked for one of the largest companies in the world, lived in multi-countries and is a descendant of a Laos chief - where he gets his sense of community and giving. He has launched several businesses after falling ill to a rare disease impacting the brain. Anf gives a masterclass on determining what you stand for and how you express this to your tribe.  This interview is full of great tips on content and one not to miss.  Anf's sense of giving will inspire you to do the same.    There were lots of great takeaways in the episode, so grab that pen and notepad, and enjoy! What it takes to be a world-class connector How many blogs you need to be significant in the eyes of Google Why multiple mediums are important when it comes to sharing your story How a platform called Podio has made it easy for him to collaborate Three great podcasts to add to your playlist   Important Links & Mentions From This Episode: Side Hustle Nation  Neil Patel Podcast  The Tim Ferriss Show  Podio  Simple Creative Marketing   

Welcome to another episode of the OpenWorld podcast. Today I'm joined by my new friend Anfernee Chansamooth. He's founder of Simple Creative Marketing, a marketing consultant, small business advisor, and host of the Transitions Podcast. He's trained over a thousand business leaders across 14 countries, empowered over 500 students in Laos, Sydney and Toronto, has appeared on […]

In this episode, we speak to Anfernee Chansamooth, a digital marketing consultant and small business advisor helping 6-figure online business owners and digital nomads get more clients online. Read show notes here: http://itwillco.me/iwcf28

Today’s guest is Anfernee Chansamooth, the founder of Confidentpreneur.com. Anfernee is also a philanthropist, executive coach, business consultant, and writer. He has trained over 1,000 business leaders across 14 countries to work better and more effectively together. He has become the National Partnerships and Content Manager at Hub Australia, a co-working space in downtown Sydney. What Anfernee Chansamooth and I talk about in today's broadcast: How a headache which led to a hospital visit changed Anfernee's outlook and life How he started Confidentpreneur.com from scratch How Anfernee has leveraged the negative times in his life to help inspire others How anyone can make money by connecting people The future of work and collaboration Why collaboration and interaction matters How an introvert can benefit from co-working spaces Killer Quotes: "If you're multi-talented, find a way to make your talents work together” You can find Anfernee Chansamooth online: Confidentpreneur.com HubAustrailia.com If you enjoyed today's podcast, please leave a review on iTunes here. Thanks so much in advance for your support.