Podcast appearances and mentions of anita campbell

Join Kristin for a deep dive into meningococcal disease with Dr Anita Campbell.  Learn more about the various strains of meningococcal and their prevalence patterns in Australia and how that might impact the way we think about vaccination for meningococcal, using Men B as an example. Dr Anita Campbell is a clinician researcher working as a paediatric infectious disease specialist and medical lead of the Stan Perron Immunisation service at Perth Children's Hospital.

On this segment of Copper Country Today, Vada Riederich and Anita Campbell talk with host Todd VanDyke about Big Annie Clemenc, her role in the 1913 Copper Strike, and efforts to erect a statue in her honor in Calumet. Copper Country Today airs throughout Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula Sunday mornings at 7:00 on WOLV 97.7 FM, 8:00 on WCCY 99.3 FM and 1400 AM, and 9:00 on WHKB 102.3 FM. The program is sponsored by the Copper Shores Community Health Foundation. Copyright © 2024, Houghton Community Broadcasting, Houghton, MI.

Reflection Interview Franchise Interviews started off as a newsletter.  I had no idea I would be hosting one of the longest running podcasts on the topic of franchising.  Sometime back in 2006, Anita Campbell invited me on her show Small Business Trends Radio to discuss the newsletter.  Needless to say, I was a bit nervous because this was my first appearance on the radio.  I recently listened to the podcast with Anita and realized how much I have grown as a person.  Several months later, I got an invitation to turn our newsletter into a weekly internet radio show/podcast.  I thank God I said yes to the offer.  I was able to see what our website looked like in 2005 from the website Archive.org.  I will include some of those photos in the show notes.  Listen to my interview with Anita Campbell over 17 years ago!  

Gullet och Widde tittar tillbaka på en höst med besök på både Falsterbo Bird Show, där de träffade Björn Malmhagen för ett snack på scen om vitgumpsnäppor, RK och vattensångare, och Folk och Fåglar i Varberg där Widde pratade med Anita Campbell om att fåglarna är mycket smartare än vad de flesta tror. Vi får dessutom äntligen reda på vad som faktiskt hände med den där perfekte Vasiljev... Pippipodden publiceras med stöd från Studiefrämjandet. Musik av Kai Engel och Chris Zabriskie via Free Music Archive

The One-on-One series here at Small Business Trends was an idea I had that I shared with SBT publisher Anita Campbell, and she was gracious enough to allow me to give it a whirl. And the first conversation I had for the series was with Jon Ferrara, who is the cofounder of Goldmine (which he sold back near the turn of the century) and more recently the founder of Nimble. Well, that initial conversation took place twelve years ago this month, and to mark the occasion I recently caught up with The Right Reverend (my nickname for Jon) for a LinkedIn Live conversation (as part of a back-to-back show with TechCrunch enterprise reporter Ron Miller) to talk about the state of CRM, and why he's still as passionate today about the industry he co-founded back in 1989 as he was back then.

Perth GP and author Dr Anita Campbell has released her second book titled Mad Hatter, MD about her journey into the world of alternative medicine. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I never intended to get into the content publishing business. However, after I left my corporate career I started doing some consulting for friends that were entrepreneurs. After a while I thought, why don't I launch a website and start an email newsletter. Keep in mind this was 2003 so the state of email marketing was still in its infancy. In my search for a way to publish articles online, a friend suggested I look into blogging. Fast forward a few months and what I realized was my blog posts were getting more readers than the newsletter.  The essential challenges small businesses have around getting customers, getting paid, hiring good people, and operating the business haven't changed. However, what has changed dramatically is the digital landscape. The web has opened things up and given small businesses a way to compete with bigger businesses. At the same time, to take advantage of the digital tools, a small business is challenged to learn more. You don't have to build the technology, but you have to learn how to use it and incorporate it into your business.  When it comes to what type of technology your business should be using, you need some type of tool that allows you to communicate to your customers via email. Customers today expect to be able to communicate with a business via email. Then you need a tool that helps you manage your customer data, so you can keep track of their preferences and opportunities. When your customer list is tiny maybe you can keep track of each customer by memory. But as you scale that system won't work anymore.  When it comes to our website, which is SmallBizTrends.com, we leverage the data we collect to help us make decisions and adjustments. However, that didn't just happen overnight. We first had to track what was happening on the site and then utilize software to generate reports to get to the insights. It's no good having data if you don't look at it. It takes effort to look at the reports and understand what they are telling you. It is even better if you can create some type of reporting dashboard. The benefit of all this data is it allows you to make higher-level decisions and unlocks growth in your business. Resources Shared: SmallBizTrends.comVisual Marketing by Anita Campbell & David Langton Thryv Connect21Thryv

On today's episode, Ami Kassar interviews Anita Campbell, Founder and CEO of SmallBizTrends.com, on challenges small businesses have had in her community during the pandemic and how they're coming out of it. Anita is the Founder and CEO of Small Business Trends LLC. She bootstrapped the company from a nascent idea. Previously she was a General Counsel and CEO of a technology subsidiary of Bell & Howell. She founded this site in 2003 and was named one of the 30 Small Business IT Influencers to Follow in 2020 by BizTech Magazine. Small Business Trends is an award-winning hub of more than two million entrepreneurs, business owners, influencers, and experts. The site features over 20,000 pages of content, reviews tech products, cover small business news, and interview movers and shakers. They spotlight other small businesses and startups. The core focus is practical content with targeted tips, trends and answers to your toughest questions. Recorded 07/08/2021.

In dit mooie gesprek met Tamar Weinberg - oprichter van Tamer Scents - hebben we het over tegenslag en wat ik deed om daaroverheen te komen. Ze gaf het de titel "He made the absolute best of his reality" Na haar introductie begin met hoe het voor mij als ondernemer allemaal begon. Darren Rowse van Problogger speelde hierin een belangrijke rol net als mijn blog - enthousiasmeren.nl. Hier schreef ik over alles waar ik enthousiast over was, veel verschillende onderwerpen. Met advertenties probeerde ik om het blog te ontwikkelen als een bron voor mijn inkomen. Door steeds meer te concentreren op niches en de blogs op te splitsen van één blog naar verschillende hele specifieke blogs zoals lukte dat steeds beter. Vanaf het moment dat ik mijn bedrijf begon was ik dit succes van die niches helemaal vergeten. Geen focus, maar ik stelde me voor als freelancer marketing en verkoop, veel te breed. Dus eerst zag ik dat focus goed was en toen ik voor mezelf begon was ik dat uit het oog verloren. Na ongeveer anderhalf jaar en wat hulp had ik eindelijk een duidelijk product. Januari 2009 kreeg ik de kans om naar de CES in Las Vegas te gaan en daar kwam ik in aanraking met WordCamp en Social Media Club. In die week ontmoette ik verschillende bloggers zoals Liz Strauss, Lorelle VanFossen, Brian Solis, Anita Campbell, Chris Heuer, Kristie Wells, Rohit Bhargava and many more. Met een paar boeken onder de arm reisde ik terug naar Nederland om te zien of we die in Nederland wilde uitgeven. Het boek van Rohit (Personality not Included) werd geaccepteerd door A.W. Bruna en is in het Nederlands verschenen. Daar kreeg ik ook de kans om mijn boek uit te geven. Eind 2009 kwam mijn boek uit, dat ik in ongeveer 3 maanden schreef op een schema dat vergelijkbaar was met dat wat ik leerde van Rohit, vier dagen werken en de vrijdag volledige focus op het schrijven. De eerste druk was uitverkocht in een paar maanden en ook de tweede druk werd bijna uitverkocht. In totaal zijn er bijna 3.000 boeken verkocht van Laat de klant naar jou komen. Dat lijkt nu mijn hoogtepunt te zijn geweest. ;-) Hee vroeg op een platform of in een markt te zijn hielp enorm zegt Tamar. Dat klopt. In de eerst linie zijn is wel mijn ding. Super gaaf om telkens nieuwe dingen te ontdekken, maar geen goede weg naar enorme omzetten voor je bedrijf. Telkens weer opnieuw een doelgroep opbouwen, dingen uitvinden, content maken over onderwerp waar nog nauwelijks naar gezocht wordt. Op een bepaald moment waren er 15 social media clubs in Nederland en was ik mede-organisator van drie WordCamps, en realiseerde ik me dat dit waardevol werk was maar de bezoekers waren niet mijn doelklant. Er kwamen mooie contacten en relaties uit, maar geen opdrachten voor mijn bedrijf. Een paar jaar later was omgeschakeld neer het Engels, ik wilde internationaal gaan met een engelstalig product. Uiteindelijk had ik één internationale klant. De meeste Nederlandse klanten ging niet mee naar de Engelse versie. Na negen maanden besloot ik weer terug te keren naar het Nederlands. Er was gewoon te weinig omzet om van te leven. Als ik had doorgezet op verschillende momenten, zoals ook met Facebook voor business, dan had ik waarschijnlijk veel meer verdient. Telkens wanneer iets dreigde succesvol te worden, was ik alweer iets nieuws gestart. Ik hou van nieuwe dingen ontdekken. Tamar verteld over hoe zij in haar bedrijf altijd verschillende bronnen van inkomsten had. Dat was veilig en comfortabel, maar het weerhield haar er ook van om zoiets groots als een product Tamar te lanceren zoals ze nu aan het doen is. Al kan het meerdere jaren duren en enkele pivots kosten voordat een product of bedrijf succesvol wordt. Dan ga ik in op het effect van geluk. Wanneer je meer probeert en test, neemt de kans op geluk toe. Wanneer je op je gemak voelt dan neem je minder risico's. Dat betekent ook dat je minder kans op geluk mag verwachten. Ik houd van nieuwe dingen leren,

In dit mooie gesprek met Tamar Weinberg - oprichter van Tamer Scents - hebben we het over tegenslag en wat ik deed om daaroverheen te komen. Ze gaf het de titel "He made the absolute best of his reality" Na haar introductie begin met hoe het voor mij als ondernemer allemaal begon. Darren Rowse van Problogger speelde hierin een belangrijke rol net als mijn blog - enthousiasmeren.nl. Hier schreef ik over alles waar ik enthousiast over was, veel verschillende onderwerpen. Met advertenties probeerde ik om het blog te ontwikkelen als een bron voor mijn inkomen. Door steeds meer te concentreren op niches en de blogs op te splitsen van één blog naar verschillende hele specifieke blogs zoals lukte dat steeds beter. Vanaf het moment dat ik mijn bedrijf begon was ik dit succes van die niches helemaal vergeten. Geen focus, maar ik stelde me voor als freelancer marketing en verkoop, veel te breed. Dus eerst zag ik dat focus goed was en toen ik voor mezelf begon was ik dat uit het oog verloren. Na ongeveer anderhalf jaar en wat hulp had ik eindelijk een duidelijk product. Januari 2009 kreeg ik de kans om naar de CES in Las Vegas te gaan en daar kwam ik in aanraking met WordCamp en Social Media Club. In die week ontmoette ik verschillende bloggers zoals Liz Strauss, Lorelle VanFossen, Brian Solis, Anita Campbell, Chris Heuer, Kristie Wells, Rohit Bhargava and many more. Met een paar boeken onder de arm reisde ik terug naar Nederland om te zien of we die in Nederland wilde uitgeven. Het boek van Rohit (Personality not Included) werd geaccepteerd door A.W. Bruna en is in het Nederlands verschenen. Daar kreeg ik ook de kans om mijn boek uit te geven. Eind 2009 kwam mijn boek uit, dat ik in ongeveer 3 maanden schreef op een schema dat vergelijkbaar was met dat wat ik leerde van Rohit, vier dagen werken en de vrijdag volledige focus op het schrijven. De eerste druk was uitverkocht in een paar maanden en ook de tweede druk werd bijna uitverkocht. In totaal zijn er bijna 3.000 boeken verkocht van Laat de klant naar jou komen. Dat lijkt nu mijn hoogtepunt te zijn geweest. ;-) Hee vroeg op een platform of in een markt te zijn hielp enorm zegt Tamar. Dat klopt. In de eerst linie zijn is wel mijn ding. Super gaaf om telkens nieuwe dingen te ontdekken, maar geen goede weg naar enorme omzetten voor je bedrijf. Telkens weer opnieuw een doelgroep opbouwen, dingen uitvinden, content maken over onderwerp waar nog nauwelijks naar gezocht wordt. Op een bepaald moment waren er 15 social media clubs in Nederland en was ik mede-organisator van drie WordCamps, en realiseerde ik me dat dit waardevol werk was maar de bezoekers waren niet mijn doelklant. Er kwamen mooie contacten en relaties uit, maar geen opdrachten voor mijn bedrijf. Een paar jaar later was omgeschakeld neer het Engels, ik wilde internationaal gaan met een engelstalig product. Uiteindelijk had ik één internationale klant. De meeste Nederlandse klanten ging niet mee naar de Engelse versie. Na negen maanden besloot ik weer terug te keren naar het Nederlands. Er was gewoon te weinig omzet om van te leven. Als ik had doorgezet op verschillende momenten, zoals ook met Facebook voor business, dan had ik waarschijnlijk veel meer verdient. Telkens wanneer iets dreigde succesvol te worden, was ik alweer iets nieuws gestart. Ik hou van nieuwe dingen ontdekken. Tamar verteld over hoe zij in haar bedrijf altijd verschillende bronnen van inkomsten had. Dat was veilig en comfortabel, maar het weerhield haar er ook van om zoiets groots als een product Tamar te lanceren zoals ze nu aan het doen is. Al kan het meerdere jaren duren en enkele pivots kosten voordat een product of bedrijf succesvol wordt. Dan ga ik in op het effect van geluk. Wanneer je meer probeert en test, neemt de kans op geluk toe. Wanneer je op je gemak voelt dan neem je minder risico's. Dat betekent ook dat je minder kans op geluk mag verwachten. Ik houd van nieuwe dingen leren,

Earlier this week I cohosted a unique livestream event, alongside Small Business Trends publisher Anita Campbell, with Zoho CEO and cofounder Sridhar Vembu and Chief Evangelist Raju Vagesna. It was unique because we spent the vast majority of the hour plus event talking about everything but what the company is mostly known for – cranking out 50+ business apps that 60 million people use on a daily basis. It was also unique because it was the first time in about a decade that Sridhar and Raju sat down together (virtually in this case with Sridar being in India and Raju in Austin, TX) for a conversation like this. The end result of this discussion demands that another decade not pass before another one of these conversations take place. As bringing these two gentlemen together provided us a glimpse into what has made Zoho the success story it is, allowing us to go beyond the numbers to get a better understanding of the culture, strategy and heart of the company. In this hour long conversation they talk about why it’s important for Zoho to be an asset to the communities they operate in, the concept of familiarity capital, the ills of “consumeritus”, and why spiritual economics is just as important as traditional approach to economics – and maybe more so.

I thought content sites weren’t making any money anymore. I thought if you’re not on YouTube or Instagram, where the money is, that you were completely ignored by the world. Well, when today’s guest told me her revenue, I was shocked. Anita Campbell is the founder of Small Business Trends, a blog that covers the small business market and trends in technology. I invited her here to find out how she built such a profitable content site with such a small, remote team. Anita Campbell is the founder of Small Business Trends, a blog that covers the small business market and trends in technology. Sponsored bySEMrush – If you’re doing content marketing of any kind, you need to know about SEMrush. Explore 40+ SEMrush tools and reports to find the best solution to your challenges. Find and fix SEO issues, track your daily ranks for any keyword, manage your editorial planning, discover the top content in your niche, and so much more. Mixergy listeners get to try their GURU level for two weeks, no credit card required. Just go to Mixergy.com/SEMrush to start getting insights for your content marketing. Outgrow.co – Get new customers with powerful and easy-to-configure interactive content. Outgrow offers feature packed Calculators, Quizzes, Chatbots, Surveys, and Forms. Unlike ads, interactive content adds value for your audience. Outgrow’s no-code content tools are inherently viral because they give your users personalized results. Outgrow is easy to use, easy to configure and easy to implement. Mixergy listeners get 30 days to try Outgrow for free at Outgrow.co/mixergy More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint

Day #2’s guest on 30 Days of Marketing Mavens is Anita Campbell, the founder, CEO and Publisher of Small Business Trends and associated online publications, communities and newsletters. (www.SmallBizTrends.com). A lawyer by training, she has a wide range of interests, as reflected in her varied background in banking, information technology, human resources, marketing and eCommerce. She is a business speaker, analyst, publisher and writer. Widely regarded as an authoritative voice on small business issues, Anita publishes several successful online media properties reaching more than 6 million small business owners annually. She also shares her voice on the OpenForum.com and is an invited contributor at the SBA.gov Community site, among others.Our discussion topic is consistency in your online content and presence.

Jason Hartman talks with Anita Campbell, founder and publisher of Small Business Trends, about what markets are currently the friendliest to entrepreneurs. Some rankings are surprising and there's a big surprise when it comes to entrepreneurs in rural areas. They also discuss the potential impacts of minimum wage on small business. Key Takeaways: [2:01] Some of Anita's rankings for best cities for entrepreneurs really suprised her [4:51] How Anita's company was able to use the US Census to help in the rankings [7:47] Technology has allowed rural areas to start flourishing as entrepreneurial havens [10:18] Does having more entrepreneurs in an area make the market more or less stable? [16:32] How the movement to a $15/hr wage is impacting entrepreneurs Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties www.SmallBizTrends.com www.DataUSA.io

Jason Hartman talks with Anita Campbell, founder and publisher of Small Business Trends, about what markets are currently the friendliest to entrepreneurs. Some rankings are surprising and there's a big surprise when it comes to entrepreneurs in rural areas. They also discuss the potential impacts of minimum wage on small business. Key Takeaways: [2:03] Some of Anita's rankings for best cities for entrepreneurs really suprised her [4:53] How Anita's company was able to use the US Census to help in the rankings [7:49] Technology has allowed rural areas to start flourishing as entrepreneurial havens [10:20] Does having more entrepreneurs in an area make the market more or less stable? [16:34] How the movement to a $15/hr wage is impacting entrepreneurs Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties www.SmallBizTrends.com www.DataUSA.io

Jason Hartman starts today's show comparing asset class sizes to see if cryptocurrencies really are the biggest bubble out there. It's always important to ask the question: Compared to what? Then Jason talks with Anita Campbell, founder and publisher of Small Business Trends, about what markets are currently the friendliest to entrepreneurs. Some rankings are surprising and there's a big surprise when it comes to entrepreneurs in rural areas. They also discuss the potential impacts of minimum wage on small business. Key Takeaways: [2:14] A misnomer about the real estate market [7:44] Jason's latest binge-worthy show is educating him about money and making a statement about governments and central banks [10:06] Comparing asset class sizes [14:24] Derivatives are the biggest market BY FAR Anita Campbell Interview: [18:23] Some of Anita's rankings for best cities for entrepreneurs really suprised her [21:13] How Anita's company was able to use the US Census to help in the rankings [24:09] Technology has allowed rural areas to start flourishing as entrepreneurial havens [26:40] Does having more entrepreneurs in an area make the market more or less stable? [32:54] How the movement to a $15/hr wage is impacting entrepreneurs Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties www.SmallBizTrends.com www.DataUSA.io

Jason Hartman starts today's show comparing asset class sizes to see if cryptocurrencies really are the biggest bubble out there. It's always important to ask the question: Compared to what? Then Jason talks with Anita Campbell, founder and publisher of Small Business Trends, about what markets are currently the friendliest to entrepreneurs. Some rankings are surprising and there's a big surprise when it comes to entrepreneurs in rural areas. They also discuss the potential impacts of minimum wage on small business. Key Takeaways: [2:14] A misnomer about the real estate market [7:44] Jason's latest binge-worthy show is educating him about money and making a statement about governments and central banks [10:06] Comparing asset class sizes [14:24] Derivatives are the biggest market BY FAR Anita Campbell Interview: [18:23] Some of Anita's rankings for best cities for entrepreneurs really suprised her [21:13] How Anita's company was able to use the US Census to help in the rankings [24:09] Technology has allowed rural areas to start flourishing as entrepreneurial havens [26:40] Does having more entrepreneurs in an area make the market more or less stable? [32:54] How the movement to a $15/hr wage is impacting entrepreneurs Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties www.SmallBizTrends.com www.DataUSA.io

Small business times are changing and as far as marketing goes, they are changing faster than most local business owners can keep up. In a day and age where your website might not be as important as your social media outpost, Anita Campbell, CEO of Small Business Trends, breaks down with Host Jay Bean how you can keep your business top of mind with your customers when older methods aren't working anymore.

As busy as he was during Zoholics19, Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu made time for the Small Business Trends community to do an “ask me anything” session with myself and SBT publisher Anita Campbell. We covered a lot of ground with Sridhar thanks to the great questions sent in from the both the SBT and BizSugar communities

It’s been fifteen years this month since Anita Campbell started Small Business Trends! So, after congratulating her on such a big accomplishment, I had to ask her about her journey transforming a personal blog into one of the most influential sites in providing advice to millions of small business owners and professionals each month.

Listen to this interview to learn: How she made the successful transition from the corporate world to being a successful entrepreneur. What other entrepreneurs want from learning materials and networking. Four trends that are driven by different forces and are shaping what tools and strategies entrepreneurs use to grow. Anita Campbell talks with Bill Ringle about small business trends and success.

Listen to this interview to learn: How she made the successful transition from the corporate world to being a successful entrepreneur. What other entrepreneurs want from learning materials and networking. Four trends that are driven by different forces and are shaping what tools and strategies entrepreneurs use to grow. Anita Campbell talks with Bill Ringle about small business trends and success.

Anita Campbell is the founder and CEO of Small Business Trends, an award winning online publication for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and the people interacting with them.

I recorded my conversation with Ivana Taylor with Call Recorder and Samson Meteor USB studio microphone, on August 6. I haven't edited the recording in any manner. I wonder how long time it would take to process a 60 min. interview with Auphonic's service. Show notes: 00:00 Ivana Taylor's Twitter profile @DIYMarketers. 00:01 Anita Campbell of Small Business Trends. 00:05 [Editor's note: Paper falling on the microphone…] 00:05 TBBO 320: Ivana Taylor – How to Do Less Marketing and Make More Money Online - The Boomer Business Owners 00:10 Martin Lindstrom 00:14 Influencer marketing - Wikipedia 00:15 Review of QuickBooks Online 00:16 Here’s Who To Follow to Get The Best Small Business Advice (for FREE) 00:17 John Jantsch 00:17 Dustin Luther - Dun & Bradstreet 00:18 Get Little Bird 00:21 SocialBro 00:21 Create Twitter email lists and other cool automations - www.iftt.com 00:22  Trader Principle - Ayn Rand Lexicon 00:22 Ayn Rand's essays - Philosophy: Who Needs It 00:22 John Galt 00:22 Howard Roark 00:25 Payment in silver... 00:26 Free Market Revolution in Greek: Discussion between Yaron Brook and the translator (timemark 5:26 on selfishness) 00:30 Selfishness - Ayn Rand Lexicon  00:34 Register for Bizapalooza: http://smallbizapalooza.com/ 00:43 Participate in the Canon Contest to win a printer (US ONLY): Tweet your small business challenge to@DIYMarketers and use the #MAXIFYContest hashtag 00:44 Barbara Corcoran of Shark Tank: Real Entrepreneurs Better Off Trying, Failing Than Never Trying at All. 00:46 The printer I won in 2010... 00:51 #RandomHangouts 00:51 DIYMarketers Masterclass Hangout - Time Management Tips For Busy Marketers 00:51 DIYMarketers "Read it and Reap" 00:52 On Ivana's Kindle: Books on my kindle: Authors: Tim Castleman (He writes a ton of books on how to write a lot really fast and other hacks), John Locke (The Donovan Creed Series), Sam Horn (POP - developing tag lines and names), Other interesting stuff I read - Abraham-Hicks 00:54 TeaFTWbook - It will illustrated by John Cox. 00:58 And the podcast epsiode turns into "explicit" status... ;) 00:58 The number 6 in Swedish... ;) 01:00 www.DIYmarketers.com 01:00 Develop your marketing message, take the marketing personality quiz: Your Signature Marketing Style 01:02 www.egonetcast.com/support 01:03 DYIMarketers book app You could also listen to EGO NetCast by subscribing to the podcast RSS feed via iTunes and Stitcher, or download EGO NetCast's standalone podcast app (Apple App Store / Amazon appstore for Android / Google Play).

Brian Scudamore, Founder of 1-800-GOT-JUNK? has started a 2nd brand called 1-888-WOW-1DAY! Painting. The concept? - Your home or business painted in ONE day. This new painting company has grown quickly, having gone from 1 to 18 franchises in just over a year with a goal of 150 locations by 2016. It took 20 years to build 1-800-GOT-JUNK? into the $100 million company it is today and Brian learned a lot about business along the way. Tune in as Brian joins Anita Campbell to share his insights and advice on building a 2nd brand using the lessons learned from the 1st. 

Brian Scudamore, Founder of 1-800-GOT-JUNK? has started a 2nd brand called 1-888-WOW-1DAY! Painting. The concept? - Your home or business painted in ONE day. This new painting company has grown quickly, having gone from 1 to 18 franchises in just over a year with a goal of 150 locations by 2016. It took 20 years to build 1-800-GOT-JUNK? into the $100 million company it is today and Brian learned a lot about business along the way. Tune in as Brian joins Anita Campbell to share his insights and advice on building a 2nd brand using the lessons learned from the 1st. 

The 90% Rule is a philosophy that Ken Tencer, CEO of Spyder Works, has always used in building businesses.  Understand what you're already 90% capable of and ask yourself what’s the next 10%; the next product, service or process innovation that you can introduce. Ken believes that, as entrepreneurs, we must always focus on understanding where our business is today and what the next logical step is to better engage our customers tomorrow. Tune in as Ken joins host, Anita Campbell, to discuss his new book, The 90% Rule, and the importance of focusing on what you're already 90% capable of doing to achieve success. 

The 90% Rule is a philosophy that Ken Tencer, CEO of Spyder Works, has always used in building businesses.  Understand what you're already 90% capable of and ask yourself what’s the next 10%; the next product, service or process innovation that you can introduce. Ken believes that, as entrepreneurs, we must always focus on understanding where our business is today and what the next logical step is to better engage our customers tomorrow. Tune in as Ken joins host, Anita Campbell, to discuss his new book, The 90% Rule, and the importance of focusing on what you're already 90% capable of doing to achieve success. 

As our attentions increasingly divert over to video, mobile content will be increasingly important.  Michael Rosenblum has built cutting-edge media networks and TV stations all over the world from Time Warner’s NY1 to Current TV.  His new book, iPhone Millionaire: How to Create and Sell Cutting Edge Video, tells you the secrets and shows you how to get rich quick using your iPhone or camcorder.  In this episode, Mike joins Anita Campbell to offer key takeaways for monetizing video, something every professional marketer wants to know. 

As our attentions increasingly divert over to video, mobile content will be increasingly important.  Michael Rosenblum has built cutting-edge media networks and TV stations all over the world from Time Warner’s NY1 to Current TV.  His new book, iPhone Millionaire: How to Create and Sell Cutting Edge Video, tells you the secrets and shows you how to get rich quick using your iPhone or camcorder.  In this episode, Mike joins Anita Campbell to offer key takeaways for monetizing video, something every professional marketer wants to know. 

Jacqueline Baptist, Executive Producer of She Means Business, joins Anita Campbell to discuss her upcoming documentary, She Means Business, and explore the key issues women entrepreneurs face such as similarities/differences in female-led versus male-led companies; women's access to capital and entrepreneur training/business skills; and successes and strategies of woman-led businesses. Jackie was amazed at how rarely the media tells stories of women entrepreneurs. She Means Business shares true, honest portrayals of human experience, focusing on four to six early-stage and/or transitioning woman-owned businesses, following their successes, failures, struggles, concerns, disasters, and miracles. Be sure to tune in for this special episode! 

Jacqueline Baptist, Executive Producer of She Means Business, joins Anita Campbell to discuss her upcoming documentary, She Means Business, and explore the key issues women entrepreneurs face such as similarities/differences in female-led versus male-led companies; women's access to capital and entrepreneur training/business skills; and successes and strategies of woman-led businesses. Jackie was amazed at how rarely the media tells stories of women entrepreneurs. She Means Business shares true, honest portrayals of human experience, focusing on four to six early-stage and/or transitioning woman-owned businesses, following their successes, failures, struggles, concerns, disasters, and miracles. Be sure to tune in for this special episode! 

Join Howard Lewinter and his special guest, Anita Campbell of Small Business Trends. Howard and Anita will be discussing  technologies for business that every CEO, president and business owner should know about to help improve the daily work flow - plus much more. Anita Campbell is the Founder of Small Business Trends (www.SmallBizTrends.com), and its CEO and Publisher. Anita is widely regarded as an expert in small business issues. She is the co-author of Visual Marketing: 99 Proven Ways for Small Businesses to Market with Images and Design. Read Anita's guest blog post, 7 Business Technologies You Should Know More About: http://www.talkbusinesswithhoward.com/business/7-technologies-for-business-you-should-know-more-about/