Podcast appearances and mentions of benjamin dell

#641 Virtual summits are shaping up to be a game-changer for our 2023 marketing efforts! Listen in on this episode because I loop you in on a strategy that can take your business to the next level, even if you're just starting out. You see, large audiences and niche authority are no longer the requirements for big online events. In fact, hosting a summit is a great way to generate a snowball effect around your brand and bring in your first wave of superfans! To share exactly how you might make this happen, I have Benjamin Dell of HeySummit joining me for an incredible chat. You'll also get a glimpse at how we're using event marketing at SPI to raise awareness of and generate leads for our All-Access Pass. If you're interested in doing something similar, get a free trial and 15% off for life by using our affiliate link for HeySummit! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session641.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Summary: Marketing Campaigns 101Creating content is great... but growing your audience (and influence) starts with marketing campaigns. In other words, you have to let people know about your content, products, and services — not once, but over the course of time — to generate interest, build trust, and make sales. Marketing campaigns, when done right, check all the boxes.  This fun, interactive episode reviews marketing campaigns 101 and gives you all the nuts and bolts for how to successfully put together a marketing campaign to promote your online services and digital products. We cover the 7 winning strategies behind successful marketing campaigns: Specific marketing goals (what outcome(s) would make this successful?) Marketing budget boundaries (how much time and money are you willing to spend?) Defining your target audience (hint: likely the same as your product/service audience) Selecting the right marketing channels Creating your campaign content calendar Use industry trends that lead to engagement Planning your campaign We also recommend listening to the earlier episode, https://www.womenconquerbiz.com/podcast/great-business-ideas/ (How to Launch your Ideas in 6 Weeks), with MissingLettr founder, Benjamin Dell. Watch the show on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5YoxLEZdEo (YouTube). Words of WisdomWhen we're talking about marketing campaigns, it really is about building a structure around your content for how you're going to get it out into the world. — JenSometimes you have to try it several times to really get a feel of is this working for me? Live streaming, is that working for me? Are people going to show up? You can't do it one or two times and then say yes or no, it didn't work. You have to stick with that one for a while. But then there are bigger campaigns like launches and challenges and you have to say did I get close to my goal? Did I get enough ROI on this activity that I would do it again? Once you do find those things that really work well for you, then you can systemize and put them into your schedule.  — ShelleyCan't Miss ResourcesNeed help creating a marketing campaign? https://www.womenconquerbiz.com/marketing-services/ (Reach out to Jen) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09X3RJF41 (Livecast Life: The Content Creator Lifestyle on Amazon) https://epiphanycourses.com/first-marketing-campaign/ (Building Your First Marketing Campaign? 7 Things to Do to Succeed) Show NotesBuilding your first marketing campaign: 7 things to succeedWhat are marketing campaigns? (Believe it or not, you've probably been doing it all along!) Here are the Top 7 elements of a successful marketing campaign (we talk about this in-depth): Identify a specific goal Create a marketing campaign budget Define your target audience Select marketing channels Design your content calendar Use industry trends that lead to engagement Plan your marketing campaign Tweak of the Weekhttps://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/youtube-launches-new-search-insights-for-all-creators/622100/ (YouTube Launches New 'Search Insights' for All Creators) includes information on what people are searching for in the app, both in relation to your channel and content specifically, and for more general search queries. Inspirational NuggetThere has to be a balance in life's tasks and inner work must happen before outer results will manifest. Connect with UsPodcast ProductionPodcast hosting: https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=womenconquerbiz (Captivate*) (affiliate link) Livestream: https://streamyard.com/?pal=5720244600700928 (StreamYard*) (Shelley's referral link) Music: https://uppbeat.io/ (Uppbeat.io) Connect with JenBrought to you by Women Conquer Business https://linkedin.com/in/jensmcfarland (Connect with Jen McFarland) https://www.womenconquerbiz.com/marketing-services/ (Women Conquer Business marketing consultancy) https://epiphanycourses.com/...

As content creators, we share our content with our audience, but we share content from others as well. One of the biggest challenges we face is how to curate content for social media that they will want to engage with. Benjamin Dell is the founder of Missinglettr, a social media platform that helps content creators find the best ways to share their content on social media. Read more HERE

Figuring out what works on your social media platforms is a personalized process. There is not a single solution for everyone. In this episode, Benjamin from social media scheduler Missing Lettr imparts his wisdom on the topic of maximizing exposure and traffic for your social media content. - Do a ton of experimenting! - Embrace the concept that you don't need to be doing everything. Focus on 1-2 areas at a time. - Don't be afraid to share others' content. Make this a part of your overall strategy. - Hashtag advice included!

We talk about some more advanced social media topics with Ben Dell, Founder at Missinglettr, HeySummit, HelpShelf and OnboardFlow. There are so many ways to amplify your social media, yet most businesses stop at just posting. We’re going to talk about some ways to do this and how it can really help your business. Is content curation still an effective strategy for social media?What role do influencers play in social media, and how can a small business take advantage of using influencers?What is the importance of social media driving traffic to your website?Why do you need to post about the same content multiple times on social media, and over what period of time?Why is it important for your social media posts to be shared, including by people you don’t know?How can you leverage a community to help you share your social media content?What role do hashtags play in content discovery and promotion? How do you find the right hashtags?What is the most important thing a small business can do to improve their social media effectiveness? You can find out more about Ben Dell at https://twitter.com/bendell and https://missinglettr.com/

Listen in as Kim Beasley interview Benjamin (Ben) Dell, who is the founder of several SaaS companies (Missinglettr, HeySummit, HelpShelf and more recently OnboardFlow). Ben is passionate about empowering businesses and brands with tools that help them succeed. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Support this podcast

My Future Business Show Interview With BEN DELL#BenjaminDell #Missinglettr #MissinglettrPostBoxHi, and welcome to the show!On today's My Future Business Show I have the pleasure of spending time with founder of Missinglettr, Missinglettr PostBox, HelpShelp, HeySummit and others, Mr. Benjamin Dell talking about what it takes to start and run a business like Missinglettr Postbox.I've been fortunate to have followed Ben's work from the beginning, and I've purchased almost all of Ben's products including those mentioned above. All of which I use as part of my day to day business.On today's call, Ben not only shares insights into how he got his start in business, which is not how you might think, he also gives us a glimpse into how he develops new products and then releases them to the marketplace.During the call, Ben and I talk about his latest product called Missinglettr PostBox, which although has a similar name to his original Missinglettr product released a few years ago, is a completely different product with different functionality. In essence, Missinglettr PostBox is a new way for you to connect with a community of likeminded people who find your content through MissingLettr PostBox, and share it with their audience.Instead of trying to explain in detail how this works in writing, I have added Ben's recent Appsumo Webinar video below where he explains in detail how the platform works.The thing that I took away from the call, was how Ben doesn't like to get his audience involved until the product is at a minimum viable product stage, at which point, he then he actively seeks out their feedback on how they actually use the product he has created such that he can make it even better for the end user.There is lots to unpack on this call, and it's a great start for anyone who not only wants to know how Ben works, but also what it takes to make software that makes a difference to people's businesses.To learn more about Missinglettr PostBox, or to contact Ben directly, click the link below.

Benjamin Dell, Founder at HeySummit appeared on the Launch Legends Podcast and shared his experience how he did multiple product launches on Appsumo and details of his most successful launch.

On this episode of SaaS Boss show I interview Benjamin Dell, a founder of a number of SaaS startups like Missinglettr, HeySummit, HelpShelf & OnboardFlow (two of which were acquired). We talk about how to build a profitable SaaS business and discovering the type of founder you are. Today we talk less about the business and more about you, the creator of that business, and how you as the founder think of and approach your role. Things we discuss: Work out where you add the most value / what you’re ‘excellent’ at. Developing the confidence to articulate the above both internally and externally. Building a plan based on the above, defining the ideal structure of your future business and then work backwards from there. Be careful about the advice you listen to - including this! Care deeply about forming your own conclusions about how you work most effectively. Rinse and repeat - this should be a lifelong obsession. -Connect with Natalie on Facebook -Join SaaS Boss Facebook Community

So, you’re putting on a virtual event. Or maybe you’ve had to move your conference to a virtual one? In recent episodes I’ve talked about the gear and tech of broadcasting your virtual conference or event live. But what about hosting the event - sign ups, managing speakers, and more. I’m so excited to have Ben Dell on the show, the founder of HeySummit, the premier virtual summit out there - used by friends at AgoraPulse and Ecamm Live. I met Ben back in 2015 in Manchester at a conference I was speaking at - New Media Europe. He had just set up social media tool, MissingLettr.  Join us as we talk about the importance of virtual events, and how HeySummit can help you. Show notes: iag.me/48 (iag.me/48) Please Subscribe!Don’t miss an episode! You can subscribe on other podcast players (https://podfollow.com/confidentlive/) . The Confident Live Marketing ShowThe Confident Live Marketing Show is a weekly live video show and podcast. It’s aimed at established entrepreneurs who want to level up their impact, authority and profits through the power of live video, webinars and podcasts. We’ll focus on knocking down the 3 main barriers these entrepreneurs face when creating live content - camera confidence/mindset, tech/gear and content marketing. It’s hosted by Ian Anderson Gray. He is the founder of the Confident Live Marketing Academy and is the host of the Confident Live Marketing Podcast. He helps entrepreneurs to level up their impact, authority and profits by using live video confidently. He’s founder of Seriously Social - a blog focused on live video and social media tools. He’s an international speaker, trainer, teacher and consultant. He has a passion for making the techno-babble of live video and social media marketing easy to understand. As well as being a geek, husband, and dad to two kids, Ian is also a professional singer and lives near Manchester in the UK. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

IN THIS EPISODE19th episode of the Space Citizen News Podcast. UNOOSA World Space Forum interview with AMP Cheryl Gallagher who was Asgardia’s Representative, Tallinn 3 day Parliamentary Sitting with Executive Congress, changes to the Chairmanships of 4 Committees, 5 items voted by Parliament and result of the votes, interview with AMP David Basseri, AMP Ricky Sickles, AMP Cheryl Gallagher on Tallinn Congress, latest stats and events for Asgardia.Support the show (https://liberapay.com/Ivan.Rosel/donate)

Benjamin Dell is a fascinating guy. I chatted with Benjamin at the recent SaaStock tech conference (as you can tell by the noise in the background - apologies!). Benjamin is the founder of several very cool SaaS companies, including OnboardFlow. He is also CEO at Missinglettr (a social marketing automation company that automatically creates 12 months worth of social content for each blog post you publish). He previously owned a web agency for over 10 years (acquired).    Show notes here.  

Mike Moll sits down with Benjamin Dell, founder of HeySummit to discuss a variety of actionable marketing strategies for online event hosting platforms. Content Sessions is a new podcast launched by our founder Mike Moll. The concept is simple, to provide people with some great marketing ideas for businesses of all types. Mike sits with the founders of companies of all sizes to discuss their business goals, current marketing strategies, and new strategies that they are considering. From there he dives into practical ways to optimize existing techniques and develops new ideas that will help move the company forward.For more great content check outhttps://www.instagram.com/mikeajmoll/ https://www.instagram.com/smhtoronto/ https://www.facebook.com/smhtoronto/

Benjamin Dell is the founder and CEO at Missinglettr (a social marketing automation company that automatically creates 12 months worth of social content for each blog post you publish). He previously owned a web agency for over 10 years (acquired). During this time he also launched a number of SaaS startups (two of which were acquired). Benjamin is passionate about empowering businesses and brands with tools that help them succeed.

For this podcast, Pamper My Business host, Kim Beasley, will be interviewing entrepreneur Benjamin Dell. Ben is the founder to many startups. Ben is the founder and CEO at Missinglettr, a social marketing automation company that automatically creates 12 months worth of social content for each blog post you publish. He previously owned a web agency for over 10 years. During this time he also launched a number of SaaS startups, two of which were acquired. Benjamin is passionate about empowering businesses and brands with tools that help them succeed.Ben is also the founder of HeySummit. It is pain-free, online summits that deliver. Setup and run an online summit in just a few clicks. HeySummit helps you increase engagement, conversions and revenue for your online summits.PMB Nuggets shared by Ben in this podcast:1. Hosting an online summit can help show your authority in your industry, increase your visibility and generate revenue. The HeySummit platform has been designed to ensure that you deliver an incredible experience for attendees and speakers; whilst also making sure you meet your business objectives.2. HeySummit makes it super easy for attendees to register and discover your content. Build a community, offer viral referrals, giveaways and more!And there's more... Visit the podcast post that has Ben's download: Get in contact with Ben:* Website: https://pmbpodcast.com/009ce* Twitter: https://pmbpodcast.com/52dfb* Facebook: https://pmbpodcast.com/e204eConnect with PMB on social media:* Facebook: https://nolistmarketing.com/542e4* Twitter: https://nolistmarketing.com/7f91d* Instagram: https://nolistmarketing.com/fa70d* LinkedIn: https://nolistmarketing.com/ab1ee*** Featured Sponsor ***Rebrandly is the most comprehensive link management platform to brand, track and share short URLs using a custom domain name. You can even use your own domain name with Rebrandly. Find out more information by visiting: https://nolistmarketing.com/e6f60Podcast editor: Podcast Press – https://nolistmarketing.com/f9e12

  Introducing Benjamin Dell who is a Tech Entrepreneur with a broad experience in all aspects of building and running tech startups. Benjamin has a particular interest in the ideation process and a passion for turning bright ideas into a reality. Typically, his focus is on creating new markets or disrupting already existing ones. With his beginnings firmly entrenched in the web development world, marrying business ‘sense’ with the ability to understand underlying processes is a core strength of his. TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS PODCAST EPISODE: (02:26) Blogging and driving business to your website (06:07) Gaining more features (10:00) Knowing how to promote your business (13:40) Being honest and natural in Blogging (15:00) Being more unique – the tools (21:19) Building new features (23:34) Be more ambitious (28:00) Social media is incredibly crowded so it is all about the quality (28:40) Content Marketing – How to address it HEAR MORE ABOUT BENJAMIN DELL: Benjamin Dell is the founder and CEO at Missinglettr (a social marketing automation company that automatically creates 12 months’ worth of social content for each blog post you publish). He previously owned a web agency for over 10 years (acquired). During this time, he also launched a number of SaaS startups (two of which were acquired). He is passionate about empowering businesses and brands with tools that help them succeed. FAVOURITE QUOTE TO SHARE WITH THE WORLD Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. Things won’t happen unless you make them happen. ONE BOOK YOU SHOULD READ Carnegie by Peter Krass CONNECT WITH CANDICE Website CONNECT WITH SASHKA Facebook Instagram Pinterest Twitter LinkedIn Want to be a guest on the podcast? Apply to be featured on the No Name Brand Podcast here. SUBSCRIBE ON     

Today, I'm talking with Benjamin Dell, the Founder of MissingLettr, a social marketing automation company that automatically creates 12 months worth of social content for each blog post you publish. I first came across Ben when he was putting together an online conference with over 100 speakers. What blew me away wasn't just the scale of the conference, but the fact that he put it together and built a platform to host it in just months. Ben is a great example of a founder who is not just productive but also effective. He has used tight deadlines to force him and his team to focus on what matters most and today he shares what that looks like behind the scenes.

Wondering how to get your blog posts seen in an increasingly crowded online space? If you're serious about standing out from the 2 million blog posts pumped out every day, you're going to need a proper strategy to get traffic to your blog. So we invited Benjamin Dell, founder of social automation tool MissingLettr, to share his tips with us. Listen in now. Show notes can be found at https://foundersconnect.co/podcast/benjamin-dell/

Wondering how to get your blog posts seen in an increasingly crowded online space? If you're serious about standing out from the 2 million blog posts pumped out every day, you're going to need a proper strategy to get traffic to your blog. So we invited Benjamin Dell, founder of social automation tool MissingLettr, to share his tips with us. Listen in now. Show notes can be found at www.foundersconnect.co/podcast

Your content is one of the best ways to show your expertise. However, creating great content alone is not enough. Getting people to actually see it is a skill unto itself. Benjamin Dell has some advice, and a tool, for you.Want the full transcript? Visit the show notes page on our website:https://servedontsell.com/modern-sales/promoting-your-content-with-ben-dell---Get a daily sales insight sent straight to your inbox:Subscribe to the daily sales insights newsletter Don't miss a single episode:Subscribe on SpotitySubscribe on Apple Podcasts Like what you heard?Help us get the word out by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts.

On this episode, Jen visits with Benjamin Dell, Founder and CEO of MissingLettr and the MissingLetter Uppercase Conference. Benjamin provides a lot of insights into rapidly developing ideas and taking them to market. MissingLettr: www.missinglettr.com Uppercase Conference: www.missinglettr.com Follow Benjamin Dell on Twitter: @bendell About Benjamin Benjamin Dell is the Founder and CEO at Missinglettr. Missinglettr creates strategic, automated social media campaigns that drive traffic for an entire year. Leaving you to focus on what's really important. Benjamin is passionate about empowering businesses and brands with tools that help them succeed. Benjamin is joining me today to discuss the Uppercase Conference, an online conference by Missinglettr dedicated to helping you learn, grow and transform your business. With over 100 speakers over 2 weeks, this is a conference you won’t want to miss.

Ben Dell is the founder and CEO of Missinglettr, a UK-based marketing automation tool that helps users easily create social media campaigns for their blog posts. The post Ben Dell on Show #73: Immovable Commitments appeared first on POWER to Live More.

“The best thing you can do is experiment as with anything in life” Benjamin Dell Benjamin Dell is the founder and CEO at Missinglettr. Missinglettr is entirely designed for the blogger; about 90 percent of businesses use blog posts. It will automatically create social content for each blog post you publish. He left home at 16 to pursue a new career goal. While at the University he did motivate himself to do things for the right reason. After completing his graduation he launched several successful and unsuccessful startups. According to Benjamin, through running a successful agency he did involve in different industries, different geographical regions, which helps him to pinpoint different problems; it also helps him to identify trend and patterns as well as repeatable issues, as a result, he did manage to create high end tech solutions. In this conversation, we spoke quite a bit about the international lens through which Benjamin views his work, covering topics like: Why most bloggers fail at marketing their blog posts even though most of them are good at writing articles. What to do about a blog post after being published while investing time and money. How Missinglettr creates socially optimized content to run a yearlong campaign. Benjamin’s own definition of ‘freedom of business’, Why he left his previous business and started to focus on business which could have freedom, working on his own time line. How he managed to stay focused on his job. How time boxing helping him to set a goal, especially in an increasingly distracted world. Why mastermind is more powerful than mentorship. Why he finds business biography books more exciting than educational books. How he will work on new ideas while maintaining his running business. Enjoy the show! Show Notes: https://wakeuptofreedom.org/ Benjamin’s LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/benjamindell/ Benjamin’s Website: https://missinglettr.com/ Benjamin’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/bendell Daniel’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/danielcarbonel Links from the Episode:- Andrew Carnegie Slack Think and Grow Rich  

Anybody who has ever done something new for the first time will tell you it's a bit stressful. Ask any entrepreneur how their stress-life is and they'll most likely tell you they're hanging by a thread or really overwhelmed orin some cases they'll look like the stress gives them a high that only illegal substances could explain. ha! I say that from experience, because I've been all versions of stress management as an entrepreneur. I've poorly handled my stress and especially after the diagnosis of my hand tremor, I've learned how crucial it is to manage this stress wisely. But where does this stress come from? Well, Benjamin Dell, founder and CEO at Missinglettr.com (a social marketing automation company that automatically creates 12 months worth of social content for each blog post you publish) is here with us today to chat briefly about just that. Part of that stress comes from sustaining high levels of defiant expectation for seemingly impossible things. Since this month's theme in The School of Bravery and on our podcast Defiant Expectation, I'm so pumped to discuss this subject with someone who so blatantly possesses it. Ben previously owned a web agency in the UK for over 10 years. During this time he also launched a number of SaaS tech startups (two of which were acquired). It's clear to me, especially from our conversation with him today, that Benjamin is passionate about empowering businesses and brands with tools that help them succeed. Defiant expectation is one of those tools, so without further ado, I give you Benjamin Dell! Brave Takeaway Beyond your free Bravery Bundle (which is always available at barenakedbravery.com) your Brave Take-Away from today's show is to pop into the Bare Naked Bravery facebook community to share the latest time you executed your defiant expectation skills. How have you managed your stress? How are your coping with the sustainability of living as a creative misfit? We'd love to hear all about your favorite parts of today's Bare Naked Bravery. You can find Benjamin Dell and myself on facebook, twitter, instagram, and more. Go ahead and tag us so we can cheer you on and see what you're up to. Keep in Touch with Benjamin Dell https://missinglettr.com https://facebook.com/missinglettr https://twitter.com/missinglettr Keep in Touch with Emily Ann Peterson http://emilyannpeterson.comhttp://instagram.com/emilyannpete http://facebook.com/emilyannpeterson http://twitter.com/emilyapeterson Credits If you're diggin' the music in today's episode, that's because it's brought to you by my friends at Music Box Licensing, a premier creative music agency dedicated to finding and crafting unique soundtracks. To find out more about all the artists, musicians, and other sponsors of the show, please visit barenakedbravery.com/sponsors 3 Ways You Can Support the Bravery! Leave a review on iTunes We would LOVE it if you'd leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes.   Simply click here to get started >>> http://bit.ly/bnbrr Share this episode with a friend If you have a friend who might really love/need to hear this episode, what are you waiting for?! Email, text, fb message, snail mail - all great options! Become a Patron of Bare Naked Bravery Every patron gets awesome goodies, super early advance links to Emily Ann's new songs & releases, and so much more! $1 Monthly$3 Monthly$5 Monthly$10 Monthly$15 Monthly$25 Monthly$100 Monthly I'm looking forward to being with you next week. We have some great things in store for you! Until then I have one message for you. It's this: Be yourself. Be vulnerable. Be brave. Because the world needs more of your Bare Naked Bravery.

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Benjamin Dell (https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamindell/) is our special guest on today's episode of Traffic and Leads Podcast (http://trafficandleadspodcast.com/). He's Founder and CEO of the company MissingLettr (https://missinglettr.com/)—a software that takes long-form blog posts and turns them into social media snippets. Today, he is here to tell you all about how his software works, as well as tips and tricks for getting your marketing ideas out of your head and into reality. Let’s get started! IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: * Who Benjamin Dell is, and what MissingLettr can offer. A marketing information company, MissingLettr works to turn blog posts into social media snippets that are sent out over a span of 12 months. With these snippets, the company works to drive traffic back to the blog post in order to generate extra leads, sales, or whatever you’re trying to do with the website. Ben explains that the snippets they create are sequences and ready to go—all you have to do is review and set them to post! * Ben explains how the software creates these snippets, stating that it takes basic cues on the text itself. Say, if there’s a font that’s bolded, or if there are headers to bounce off of, the software can catch onto those things that give good suggestions on the high-value content. This sequence gets progressively more complex, however, as they start learning the style of writing/proximity to certain things, and it’s—of course—forever evolving. * Ben also talks with us about his other passion, which involves startups, and getting clients. He explains that it’s a lot of fun in the early days of launching first ideas, and he loves exploring ways that product can be put into the market. Because having the idea is only the first part, of course—marketing it successfully is another component entirely. * On explaining how to get more clients, Ben admits that there’s no silver bullet to guarantee success. From his perspective, it’s about taking stock and looking at the opportunities that present themselves when you when you start thinking about your marketplace, how you sit within it, and who your customers are. You need to take time to think about these factors, first, and how they’re going to help you before pushing forward. He uses his own company as an example for this theory. * Overall, Ben suggests that before you try the things that books tell you to do—a certain kind of advertising, maybe— just take a second to think about who you already have at your disposal that you might be able to get some opportunity out of. For example, Ben still uses customers of MissingLettr as guests bloggers on their blogging page! Reaching out to them improved their relationship, as well as gave him a new opportunity for finding work. * Ben offers advice for people looking for help on their own startups, stating that it’s best to get something out early and to get people to validate it as soon as possible. Your hypothesis is only as good as what it seems in your head—by getting it onto the market base (even if it’s only one customer), you’ll get advice and feedback that’s going to be far more valuable than any sort of back and forth you have with yourself. It’s only when you take the idea off the paper and put it into the world that you find any worth to it. * Ben gives us his three common principles for creating content: first and foremost, you have to make sure that your content remains the key. By writing great, long-form content, you’re creating blog posts that your audience is going to find valuable, and helpful. Also, any strategy you pin onto the content, make sure it’s there to amplify what you’re already doing! * Secondly, you want to build trust, not erode it.

This week's episode is with Benjamin Dell. Benjamin is the founder of Missing Lettr, a social media tool that allows you to schedule your posts on your different social media accounts... one year in advance! Talking about automation... There you have it! Listen to this episode while we share how he got started, what's crucial when you launch a business and how to make sure it responds to what the market is asking. Click here to know more about MissingLettr.

On this episode, the founder of Missinglettr shows us how to get more traffic to your blog with less hassle, using smart social media automation. Benjamin Dell is the founder and CEO at Missinglettr. He previously owned a web agency for over 10 years, which was then acquired. During this time he also launched a number of SaaS startups, two of which were acquired. So he knows what he’s doing, and he's passionate about empowering businesses and brands with tools that help them succeed. Today, Benjamin is going to be telling us about Missinglettr, a tool for marketers that creates strategic, automated social media campaigns that drive traffic for an entire year, leaving you to focus on what's really important. For full show notes, visit https://earnworthy.com/110

How Do You Take The Hassle From Being Active On Social Media? My guest today, on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots free podcast interview is a an who is bringing a solution to the world of online marketing. Most entrepreneurs struggle with finding the time and the inspiration to create tweets, FB posts and the like that gain interaction, builds connection and makes a difference to your bottom line. In walks our guest today, who is the founder of MissingLettr, an online platform that for a monthly fee can provide entrepreneurs and business everywhere with a year's worth of social updates pre-filled with quotes and images As he says "Our clients time and energy is important for us, so simply review our suggestions, click approve and then sit back and relax. Over the next 12 months we'll drive traffic back to your site and increase engagement. With Missinglettr it's easy to promote your content consistently across your social channels. Simply connect your accounts and we'll do the rest. And that includes FB, Twitter Pinterest, Linkedin, Google Plus to name just a few. So how did he come up with this idea? Well from leaving the University Of Liverpool with a degree in Computer Science, you can see that this was a man who was focused on building a future under his control. Starting as a developer for Punter Southall, he started several businesses that appear to be stepping stones to where he is today. All lasting a few years, but giving him great insight and knowledge as to the problems that businesses encounter Solve these problems and BOOM you have a business ready to roll. So is MissingLettr, the missing piece of the puzzle of success that he has been looking for? And if so what is the difference now, compared to the early days on entrepreneurial life? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Benjamin Dell Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty topics with Benjamin Dell such as: Ben shared how he got to the point where he leapt head first into his business and hasn't looked back since. The pitfalls of social media, and how to separate yourself from the social media noise to be truly effective. How his wife is such an amazing support to him and his business, and he knows that an idea is great if it passes her litmus test and lastly…. Why the world of pornography is now a lot less dangerous than it was previously back in the 70's ...you will have to listen to find out why!

Social Campaigns on automation sounded like a little more hype than I was interested in, but after a friend told me I should take a look at it I did. And I was HOOKED. Everyone knows I'm a user and fan of CoSchedule, so part of me thought, "do I really need another social tool?" When it's Missinglettr, the answer is yes. I do need another social tool. I did a quick review and post of Missinglettr when I signed up. As soon as I signed up I knew I wanted to talk with Benjamin Dell, the founder of Missingletter. Before we get into the interview, let me give you the quick overview of what Missinglettr is and does. First, it pulls your content into the platform (Missinglettr is a web app, not a WordPress plugin). You can edit your settings so that as soon as you hit publish on your site it's automatically pulled into Missinglettr. Then Missinglettr goes to work behind the scenes creating a social campaign for you. I've set it so that as soon as the campaign is ready I get a notification from Missinglettr that my "campaign is ready". This is where the magic happens. You log into your account and can now preview your campaign. The first step is to review the recommended hashtags. Missinglettr will pull these from your content but you can edit, delete, or add new ones (I tend to edit this every time). Once you've approved your hashtags, the next step is to review the campaign that was created for you. The image below shows you how many campaigns that have been created and are ready for review: Once you select the campaign to review you'll get the messages that Missinglettr has created for you (there are 9 pieces of content that are scheduled to go out over the next year. And you get to edit them so it's not the same message going out over and over): Once you edit and approve your messages then you're done! You get to go about your business and let your content go to your social networks on auto pilot. O.K., let's jump into the interview. Questions I Asked Ben As much as I'd love to dive straight into Missinglettr, I'd love to hear your story and what lead you to develop Missinglettr. Can you explain what Missinglettr is? What gave you the idea? How long was it from idea to MVP? I love your blog strategy (they use contributing bloggers). What made you decide to approach your blog this way? How have you guys been marketing Missinglettr? What You're Going to Learn What the development roadmap was for Missinglettr What current features exist What social networks are connected to Missinglettr (note: at the time of the recording, Facebook wasn't connected. It is now) When the calendar view is coming How they're going to incorporate more images and more compatibility with WordPress Where to Connect Website | Facebook | Twitter  

This week, I interview Benjamin Dell, Founder & CEO of Minimum Ideas. This company is like an idea factory; it is focused on launching multiple products (how nice is that!) You will learn about the crucial steps to take if you have an idea (product, software) and you want to bring it to life. You will also learn how starting a new business in an already crowded space can be a good thing. You will be warned about the biggest mistakes to avoid if you decide to go that route. And, you will definitely enjoy a nice conversation, with 2 happy entrepreneurs, who just laugh a lot during this episode. Enjoy!   Ways to connect with Benjamin: www.missinglettr.com