Podcast appearances and mentions of ben ricciardi

On this episode of R&R's Ask the Expert, industry expert Ben Ricciardi dives into the noisy world of digital marketing. Ben, the founder and CEO of Ironclad Restoration Marketing, has been a pivotal figure in the digital marketing scene for the restoration industry since 2015. 

The branding expert's MO? Blowing up things he believes in to cut through the clutter.

The branding expert's MO? Blowing up things he believes in to cut through the clutter.

In today's show Brandon and I have a conversation with Ben Ricciardi, founder of Ironclad Restoration Marketing. We spent a good chunk of the convo talking about how to maximize your Google Business Profile- a free Google feature that can have a significant affect on your organic search placement as a business. Tune in to hear all the details and get your own GBP dialed in for maximum lead gen. - Chris https://www.ironcladrestorationmarketing.com/ Thanks for listening! If you enjoy the podcast please be sure to leave a review, follow the show (don't forget to turn on your notifications!) and share with a friend. Your continued support is what makes this mission possible. Thank you partners! We love our listeners and want them to have access to the very best in tech and supporting service providers possible. We've vetted each of our partners and highly recommend all them as key assets to help ensure our listener's success. As a way to honor our listeners, each of them has provided competitive DISCOUNTS. Simply click on the link below and take advantage of our ongoing partnerships. https://www.floodlightgrp.com/premier-partners Floodlight Consulting Group Equipping restoration business owners to establish processes, develop their teams, increase revenues and grow their profits. Floodlight Leadership Circles The Floodlight Leadership Circles are designed to empower restoration business owners and key leaders through education, training, coaching and community engagement. Monthly Sessions Open Office Hours Expanding Partnerships Of Industry Professionals Customer Segment Leaders Continually-Updated Content Library Rich Non-Market Competing Community https://www.floodlightgrp.com/leadershipcircles Individualized Operations Consulting and Training The Floodlight team provides customized consulting and training support for restoration companies looking to grow and scale their business. 100% Tailored to each client Formal consulting sessions for owners and key leaders Full one-on-one access to the Floodlight team and their network of industry experts https://www.floodlightgrp.com

Would you say that wasting time is a challenge in your business? On the last episode of The DYOJO Podcast, I made a promise that we would dive deeper into this concept of the Letter of Intent (LOI). Contractors often debate on whether they should be Charging for estimates or providing them for free Getting a contract signed before an inspection Or various hybrid approaches For a guest appearance with Ben Ricciardi on the Restoration Rundown podcast, we introduced an approach that we are using in our contracting business; the LOI. In addition to the podcast, Ben also released a book that is an excellent resource for property restoration contractors. The No Bullsh**t Guide To Internet Marketing For Restoration Contractors. The title tells the reader exactly what is in the book. Should Contractors be Charging for Estimates? We discuss some thoughts from various contractors on how they approach estimating. One contractor states, “I've done 14 estimates in four days. And I think it comes with the game, you gotta take the good with the bad, I could never see myself charging someone for an estimate.” Another one says, “I drove two hours to a location, gave him a quote and drove two hours back home client didn't even respond to me.” A contractor raises a good point, “I think of it from a different angle in my business. Why am I not closing these deals?” Follow up with your customers and do your best to close the deal while you are still in the customer's home. “Just writing proposals and hoping people go with you is a recipe for disaster as business owners, we have to sell it and work at it from every angle.” If YOU don't value your time, NO ONE else will. Each contractor has to decide what process works for their organization. One thing that should not be negotiable is a clear and consistent client intake process. Ask your clients consistent and thorough questions so that each time you onboard them you have a clear idea of what you are committing to. Next episode of The DYOJO Podcast and upcoming events: We will share more about the Letter of Intent (LOI) as an approach to qualifying clients We will discuss various approaches with contractors around the country including one controversial approach within the insurance claims industry Our article should be coming out soon in C&R magazine the first in a multi-part series with Ben justice in Anthony Nelson and Edward cross. My first article will be The 4 Modes of Profitability for the Contractor EVENT in Washington State: On November 2nd, 2022 we are planning to host a watching party for the Restoration Industry Association (RIA) Fall Technical Conference EVENT in Illinois: If you are in the Chicago area the first week of October, the RIA is hosting a one-day Regional Focus Group followed by a three-day technical training Thank you to our sponsors: the IICRC, Advocate Claim Service, and How To Suck Less At Estimating

Alexis is sitting down with marketing expert, Ben Ricciardi. PTWAT is obviously a brand new exercise for Ben but Alexis is determined to open him up... by any means necessary. 

As a result of the Covid-19 crisis, three best friends have come together to form a socially conscious mask company. This week, Joe sits down with Ben Ricciardi, a social media strategist and a social media star with over 1 million followers on Instagram. Ben tells Joe how his brother and their best friend joined forces to create Subzeromasks.com, where for each mask purchased, one will be donated to thousands of charities in need.

America's Golf Instructor Michael Breed brings his insight, knowledge and details about his new partnership with Morgan Franklin to the 19th Hole with host Michael Williams. Also features social media guru Ben Ricciardi on the impact of influencers on the golf industry.

Ben Ricciardi by Good Morning LaLa Land

Ben Ricciardi by Good Morning LaLa Land

In this episode Ben Ricciardi talks about Future 6 Helping Hands, a nonprofit in Florida and the impact they’re having through surfing.

Ben Ricciardi is the Founder of Times 10, a full service agency in Burbank, CA who does amazing work for clients like Adidas.

Ben went out to the west coast in hopes of leveraging his experience fro the sports world. The west coast was not the most welcoming of places as he slept in his cars for week until he could afford a decent flat. Fast forward he is running one of the top creative agencies in the game. He works with monster brands such as Adidas. What happened in between being homeless to branding rockstar, you'll need to take a listen. Check out Ben here at: http://times10.net/team/ben-ricciardi/

Ben didn't accidentally end up in this profession. Better said, he grew up in it. Both sets of his grandparents were cutting-edge entrepreneurs. His father, Peter, still remains a highly sought-after marketing and franchising consultant after having spent years in professional sports where he was recognized as a master promoter and corporate partnership genius. His Mom is an award-winning author, a former film critic, a veteran of professional theater and currently, a writing professor at an acclaimed East Coast University. His brother is the man behind Popular Demand, a street-wear success story, inspired by L.A. and worn throughout the world. Ben credits his family for his 24/7/365 work ethic, his unwillingness to say no to what others would simply consider too challenging and his ability to bring all kinds of people together to ensure the success of any project. Ben began working in pro sports locker rooms at the age of 14. By 16, he was helping his buddies launch a rock band that signed a major record deal with Elektra records before Ben was out of high school. In college, besides being a performer himself, Ben was quickly charged with bringing concerts and other acts to his university. His later stint in professional media sales helped him to further develop his sales and marketing acumen and his deep foray into the national music scene as a successful music manager and promoter helped him build his astonishing network of decision-makers and cultural icons. Ben hasn't made a name for himself just by thinking outside the box. Rather he's known for ignoring ‘the box' all together. He says it best. “It's all about understanding where the end zone is and figuring out how to get there no matter what it takes.” Because of that, Ben, Times10 and their wide array of clients continue to score touchdowns at a record clip.

Ben didn't accidentally end up in this profession. Better said, he grew up in it. Both sets of his grandparents were cutting-edge entrepreneurs. His father, Peter, still remains a highly sought-after marketing and franchising consultant after having spent years in professional sports where he was recognized as a master promoter and corporate partnership genius. His Mom is an award-winning author, a former film critic, a veteran of professional theater and currently, a writing professor at an acclaimed East Coast University. His brother is the man behind Popular Demand, a street-wear success story, inspired by L.A. and worn throughout the world. Ben credits his family for his 24/7/365 work ethic, his unwillingness to say no to what others would simply consider too challenging and his ability to bring all kinds of people together to ensure the success of any project. Ben began working in pro sports locker rooms at the age of 14. By 16, he was helping his buddies launch a rock band that signed a major record deal with Elektra records before Ben was out of high school. In college, besides being a performer himself, Ben was quickly charged with bringing concerts and other acts to his university. His later stint in professional media sales helped him to further develop his sales and marketing acumen and his deep foray into the national music scene as a successful music manager and promoter helped him build his astonishing network of decision-makers and cultural icons. Ben hasn't made a name for himself just by thinking outside the box. Rather he's known for ignoring ‘the box' all together. He says it best. “It's all about understanding where the end zone is and figuring out how to get there no matter what it takes.” Because of that, Ben, Times10 and their wide array of clients continue to score touchdowns at a record clip.

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