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In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with the Chief Executive Officer & Chief Founder of Opal Labs Inc, George Huff.Opal is a company that has carved a niche for itself by aligning marketing organizations with varying levels of complexity. Their mission is to help brands reinforce their products and services in the market by solving the challenges of complexity and hierarchy within organizations.George explained that Opal was born out of the need to manage the explosion of content across channels. He observed the difficulties that large brands faced in coordinating and aligning their content creation efforts, especially within organizations with hierarchies and silos. This inspired him to start a software company that could solve this problem. Opal began its journey in 2012, working with brands like Nike, Beats by Dre, and the Seattle Seahawks.George explained that organizations often have different teams responsible for creating content for various channels. This can lead to duplication of efforts and inconsistency in messaging. Opal helps organizations overcome these challenges by providing a platform that connects strategy and execution. It allows content planning, project management, creation, and visualizing content across different channels. The platform also helps organizations analyze their content saturation and make adjustments before publishing.Key Points from the Episode:Opal: a company aligning marketing organizations with complexityOpal's goal: help brands reinforce products/services in the marketOpal trusted by leading brands like Starbucks, Wendy's, Whole Foods, GM, and TargetOpal started in response to content explosion across channelsChallenges of coordinating and aligning content creation effortsOpal's platform connects strategy and execution for content planning and managementOpal helps analyze content saturation and make adjustments before publishingOpal's position on AI and the need for a steering committeeOpal's suitability for teams with 20 or more marketersAbout George Huff:George Huff is a tech-savvy entrepreneur passionate about the intersection of business, technology, and design. His career began in web design, showcasing an early affinity for the digital world. This initial experience paved the way for further entrepreneurial endeavors. George's career trajectory has been marked by a series of co-founding roles in various companies, indicating his strong drive and ability to recognize and cultivate business opportunities. A key aspect of his success appears to be his talent for team-building, ensuring he is surrounded by individuals who excel in their respective areas. This strategic approach to collaboration has likely played a significant role in the success and rewards reaped by his ventures. George's story reflects an individual with a clear vision, the ability to adapt and grow, and a knack for fostering effective teams.About Opal Labs Inc:Opal Labs offers a comprehensive planning platform specifically designed for marketers, streamlining the process of planning, creating, and calendaring content. This platform is particularly valuable for marketing and communications teams, as it fosters high alignment within teams. By using Opal, these teams can operate with greater efficiency and coordination. A standout feature of Opal is its customer-centric approach, enabling users to view and understand their work from the perspective of their...

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In Episode #47, Hanna Lee and Michael Anstendig of Hanna Lee Communications chat with Brandon Berkson, Editor in Chief & Founder, Hotels Above Par.⁣⁣Brandon launched this next-generation hotel & travel media during the pandemic to support hotels at a time when they needed love the most, as well as keep his adoration of travel alive. Its short-form content is distributed across multiple platforms, including Instagram, a website and a newsletter.⁣⁣Listen to this passionate travel journalist, advocate and entrepreneur who shares his thoughts on:⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣1. Why Hotels Above Par embraces “boutique-oriented” hotels and targets Millennial and Gen X travelers.⁣⁣2. ⁣How he created the 1, 2, 3 Destination Guides that spotlight one place to stay, two places to dine and three places to visit at a particular travel spot.⁣⁣3. Why Hotels Above Par also covers bars, restaurants and attractions, along with his criteria for choosing them.⁣⁣4. What HAP Concierge is and how it is making travel agencies hip, cool and alluring.⁣⁣5. Why he thinks Relais & Châteaux is moving hospitality forward through its groundbreaking sustainability initiatives.⁣⁣Follow Brandon on IG at @hotelsabovepar and @brandonberksonx.⁣⁣⁣⁣For more information on our agency, please visit www.hannaleecommunications.com.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ For a chance to win our agency's new book, “The Japanese Art of the Cocktail,” please email info@hannaleecommunications.com and share your favorite pitching tip from the show.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣Connect with hosts Hanna Lee (@hannaleeny), Michael Anstendig (@michaelanstendig) and our agency (@hannaleepr) on IG.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Davey Coombs, Editor-In-Chief and Founder of Racer X and President of MX Sports, discusses the growth of motorsports during the pandemic, the building of the Safe to Race Task Force, and transitioning to the Rider and Racer Retention Task Force. Davey also talks about the media landscape evolving since creating Racer X 20 years ago, the adaptability he has seen in the motorsports industry, and the need to be creative to “keep the wheels turning.” Follow Racer X on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube Follow Davey Coombs on Facebook and Instagram Pit Pass Moto is a production of Evergreen Podcasts. A special thank you to Tommy Boy Halverson, Chris Bishop, Producer Leah Longbrake and Audio Engineer Eric Koltnow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason Klein, the Founder and Executive Chairman of Force3 Pro Gear, joins the show to share his journey from getting hit in the face as a Minor League Baseball Umpire to inventing the Defender catcher's mask to minimize the risk of concussion. Hear how to design a product with safety as the priority, get early adoption by big names, expand into different product categories, Jason's craziest product idea, and how it feels to throw someone out of a game. Connect with Jason at Force3ProGear.com 

Tyler Gillespie, the Serial Entrepreneur and Thinking Time Chief of Productized.Services, joins the show to share his journey from his family's luxury vacation rental business to relocating to Medellín and helping entrepreneurs productize their service businesses. Hear how to stop being the doer, track your tasks and outsource what you need to, create appealing virtual packages, his favorite Colombian fruit, and go-to style of dance. Connect with Tyler at Productized.Services

Dr. Terence Ketter discusses World Bipolar Day and its theme for 2020, stigma. World Bipolar Day emphasizes the international diversity of antibipolar efforts. Dr. Ketter explains how stigma behind psychopharmacological medications can lead to non-adherence. Terence Ketter, MD, is the Bipolar Disorder Section Advisor of PsychU. Dr. Ketter is the Professor Emeritus, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, at Stanford University. Dr. Ketter is also the Chief Founder of Bipolar Disorders Clinic, Stanford University. Speaker is a paid consultant of Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc.

Dr. Terence Ketter discusses World Bipolar Day and its theme for 2020, stigma. World Bipolar Day emphasizes the international diversity of antibipolar efforts. Dr. Ketter explains how stigma behind psychopharmacological medications can lead to non-adherence. Terence Ketter, MD, is the Bipolar Disorder Section Advisor of PsychU. Dr. Ketter is the Professor Emeritus, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, at Stanford University. Dr. Ketter is also the Chief Founder of Bipolar Disorders Clinic, Stanford University. Speaker is a paid consultant of Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc. MRC2.CORP.X.04372 / MRC2.CORP.X.04373

  Madison Trapkin is the Editor in Chief + Founder of GRLSQUASH, a Boston-based womxn’s food, art + culture journal accepting submissions from womxn, femmes, gnc, agender and trans folks -- and what she refers to as the GRL community. Madison is a hustler and I am INTO it. She works full time as the Associate Editor at Culture Magazine and has somehow still manages to curate a gorgeous journal supporting art and the underrepresented. She’s a boss babe and on this episode, she shares her personal journey with art, creating, eating disorders and striving to be her very best in this crazy world. Oh, and if you want to see her senior choir concert or cat duet, just search "Madison Trapkin" on YouTube. IT IS THERE.  @grlsquash For a full list of GRLSQUASH stockists head to www.grlsquash.com/stockists

What if, when you joined a fitness class for mothers, you were also joining a community of women who would support you through parenthood? This is the vision that Lisa Druxman had as a new mom when she started leading a local stroller class for mothers in her neighborhood. Lisa Druxman is the Chief Founder ... The post Fitness & Empowerment with Fit4Mom founder Lisa Druxman appeared first on Expectful.

Some of the latest developments in business tech you might not have heard of are competitive intelligence and predictive campaigning. Competitive intelligence keeps tabs on what the industry is saying about your company, what your competition is doing as well as your prospective and existing customers. Predictive campaigns are the latest evolution in marketing: they provide key information about customers based on thousands of data points, and show you why certain customers work with you and uncover others like them already in your database! On this episode of Grow My Revenue I have two key leaders in this area join me to talk about both of these topics and how they are shaping the future of sales and marketing. Listen to this episode and discover: - What is crowdsourcing, according to Jim? - How do you know if you are paying enough attention to your competitors? - What you should be looking for in competitive intellingence, and probably aren't. - 97% of all so-called leads never result in a sale: true or false? - What does predictive analytics actually do? - And so much more… Episode Overview On this episode Jim shares how Owler helps people spend less time gathering information on their competition and their own company's place in the market, and how Owler has turned competitive intelligence into a democracy for everyone. In the past only large companies could afford competitive analysis but with the advent of Owler and similar companies everyone can receive competitive intelligence data. Also on this episode is John Bara, a 25-year veteran of Silicon Valley who works with some of the fastest growth companies there. He is the President and Chief Founder of Mintigo. Today he explains what predictive campaigns are, and how they are at the forefront of the latest in the evolution of marketing. Predictive campaigns are the latest way for marketers to gather customer and prospect data. They are based on predictive analytics, predictive fit and intent data. Predictive analytics creates a broader profile of a person, Mintigo calls this the customer DNA. An example of this is let's say you're a tech company and you're selling software. What you know about your customers is fairly light: you know their name, title, email and and what they've bought from you, how much they paid and how long ago they bought. That's not a lot of data and it doesn't go very deep into the person. Predictive analytics would gather thousands of data points about that person and add to their profile, to help give you get a pattern of who they really are. Some examples would be: the job title of who they are hiring, what types of tech are they using, what certifications do they have (legal, regulatory, tech). You'd also find out how much they are spending on Google ads and other PPC ads, and what are their geographic trends. You have a broader, richer look at your customer. Predictive fit helps you understand those thousands of data points to find out why you are doing well with certain types of customers, and who else in your database fits that mold. It also helps you understand how to have a sales conversation with that prospect. John goes on to explain what intent data is, how it's useful as well as hi best piece of advice for marketers on this episode of Grow My Revenue. On this episode both John and Jim provide valuable revelations about the latest technology in sales and marketing, and how it can help you grow your revenue. Discover more at http://www.growmyrevenue.com/podcast/competition/

Jared Eng is the Editor-in-Chief & Founder of the entertainment authority Just Jared and its teen spin-off Just Jared Jr. His insatiable appetite for celebrities and pop culture led him to launch the flagship site as a hobby in 2005. The brands have experienced tremendous growth since then due to its unique combination of breaking entertainment news, celebrity photo galleries and Jared’s refreshingly positive spin on Hollywood. Just Jared was named to Yahoo’s prestigious Top 10 Bloggers Roll (alongside the Huffington Post & TMZ) and was previously highlighted by New York Times for his “nice-guy” approach to celebrity blogging. Prior to Just Jared, Jared was an Analyst at Time, Inc. He graduated from Columbia University in 2004 and currently lives in Los Angeles.

Jared Eng is the Editor-in-Chief & Founder of the entertainment authority Just Jared and its teen spin-off Just Jared Jr. His insatiable appetite for celebrities and pop culture led him to launch the flagship site as a hobby in 2005. The brands have experienced tremendous growth since then due to its unique combination of breaking entertainment news, celebrity photo galleries and Jared’s refreshingly positive spin on Hollywood. Just Jared was named to Yahoo’s prestigious Top 10 Bloggers Roll (alongside the Huffington Post & TMZ) and was previously highlighted by New York Times for his “nice-guy” approach to celebrity blogging. Prior to Just Jared, Jared was an Analyst at Time, Inc. He graduated from Columbia University in 2004 and currently lives in Los Angeles.