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When people think of brand advocates, they often think of external people, like social media influencers. And years ago, in large companies, there were people whose role was to hype up the company.But some of your best brand advocates can be your employees because they know your company inside out and can provide a unique voice to your brand.According to Michael Roberts, Head of Demand Generation at CloudApp, employee advocacy has many benefits for the company as well as for the employees themselves.In this episode of Rep Your Brand, Michael gets into the benefits of employee advocacy and how to get people involved in this program. Michael and our host Nick Bennett discuss the employee advocacy program at CloudApp, its results, and how companies could turbocharge their program.

In der Mittagsfolge sprechen wir heute mit Christopher Zemina, Co-Founder und CEO von Airbank, über die Series-A-Finanzierungsrunde in Höhe von 20 Millionen US-Dollar. Airbank bietet eine Finanzmanagementplattform für Unternehmen, um Arbeitsabläufe optimieren zu können. In einer ganzheitlichen Anwendung haben User Zugriff auf alle Module zur Verwaltung der Finanzgeschäfte. Es ist möglich Airbank als Komplettlösung fürs Finanzmanagement zu nutzen oder sich modular eine individuelle Lösung zusammenstellen, von der Bankkontenverwaltung, über das Liquiditätsmanagement, bis zur Rechnungsfreigabe. Das FinTech Startup wurde im Jahr 2021 von Christopher Zemina und Patrick de Castro Neuhaus in Berlin gegründet. Das junge Unternehmen beschäftigt 40 Mitarbeitende und hat ein Transaktionsvolumen von über 1,5 Milliarden Euro. Zum Kundenstamm gehören u.a. Park Hyatt, Häagen-Dazs, Folk, Levity und Snocks. In einer Series-A-Finanzierungsrunde hat das Berliner FinTech nun 20 Millionen US-Dollar eingesammelt. Die Runde wird von dem Londoner Risikokapitalgeber Molten Ventures angeführt, der u.a. Trustpilot, Schüttflix, N26, Hive, Agora, Aiven, Aircall, Allplants, B2X, BeZero, Clue, Cloudapp, Crosslend, Fraugster, Freetrade, Gardin, Getsafe, Graphcore, InstaMotion, Onefootball, Revolut, ShapeShift, Xayn, Targomo, Smava und CoachHub im Portfolio hat. Außerdem hat sich der österreichische Wagniskapitalgeber Speedinvest an der Finanzierungsrunde beteiligt. Zudem steuerten die Business Angels Bruce Wallace, Guillaume Cabane und Axel Wieandt zu der Serie A bei. Mit dem frischen Kapital plant das Startup sein Team zu vergrößern und das Geschäft in Europa auszubauen.

In This Episode…On this week's PR 360, we talk with Joe Martin about small businesses. What do PR pros need to know to be successful with small businesses? What are the pain points small businesses face? A little about Joe: He is currently the VP of marketing at Scorpion, a leading provider of technology and marketing to help small businesses grow. Formerly he was CloudApp's GM and CMO and a Head of Marketing at Adobe. With over 15 years of experience in the industry and tech that makes it run, he provides strategic guidance on how to build and use the right stack for businesses. Joe believes marketers need smart training and leadership to scale company growth. Show Notes· [01:09] Are you a coffee or tea drinker?· [01:26] What abnormal teas do you like?· [01:45] Can you summarize your expertise?· [02:56] What has been the biggest surprise for PR and small businesses?· [04:10] Are we seeing Press Releases going more digital?· [05:07] What are some skills PR pros need to succeed?· [06:26] Fewer brand awareness campaigns?· [07:36] awareness plus some type of trackable data?· [07:46] What are some pain points you are seeing from small businesses?· [10:12] How do you meet small business needs?· [12:06] How do PR pros find the right solutions?· [14:35] Collaboration is key?· [15:12] How do PR pros build the right stacks?· [15:18] What is the future of influencer marketing?· [16:39] Any advice for PR pros for networking?· [17:19] What is the future of small businesses?· [19:00] Any advice for people to get reviews?· [21:40] What new tech are you excited to see for small businesses?· [22:53] Fun question: What is one thing people do not know about you?· [23:43] Final thoughtsPeople and Companies, We Mentioned in the Show· Joe Martin was our guest today.Episode Length: 24:43Download Options· Listen and subscribe to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcast, or your favorite podcast player for free!· If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review!Contact Us! ● If you want to get involved, leave us a comment!● Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn!Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next week for another episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Eric sat down with Michael Roberts, Head of Demand Gen at CloudApp. Michael is a pro at identifying worthwhile content and driving open rates, and Eric chatted with him about how he helped focus the content strategy at CloudApp to better niche down and build a more sustainable pipeline. Michael is also a champion for small teams, and he explains why he thinks they're better at working fast and getting stuff done. He also shares his expertise on marketing attribution models, including the one he built himself as a template for other small teams to use (all you need is your CRM and Google Sheets!). Check it out.About Eric Stockton, VP of Demand Gen at SharpSpring:With expertise in the areas of internet marketing, eCommerce, lead gen, publishing, and online media, Eric has directly led $3MM+ ad budgets and $70M+ top-line sales organizations.Connect with Eric: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericstockton    About Michael Roberts, Head of Demand Generation at CloudApp:At CloudApp, Michael rebuilt their entire email experience, doubling conversion rates along the way. He also helped identify worthwhile content that has driven open rates of their newsletter consistently above 45%. Michael has always worked on small teams, so he's had to do it all at some point, but lately his focus is on email, automation, pipeline nurturing, and operations. Connect with Michael: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertsitalia/ For more information & to connect with us:Visit our website: www.sharpspring.comHave a question? Reach us at https://sharpspring.com/contact-us/Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sharpspringWatch video versions of our podcast on YouTube or in the “Resources” section at https://www.sharpspring.com.Subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/c/Sharpspring 

Joe Martin is currently the VP of Corporate and Demand Marketing at Scorpion. He formally was the CMO at CloudApp and did marketing at Adobe.

In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about getting SSL certificates set up between your hosting, Cloudflare, and other web apps you may use. Prismic - Sponsor Prismic is a Headless CMS that makes it easy to build website pages as a set of components. Break pages into sections of components using React, Vue, or whatever you like. Make corresponding Slices in Prismic. Start building pages dynamically in minutes. Get started at prismic.io/syntax. LogRocket - Sponsor LogRocket lets you replay what users do on your site, helping you reproduce bugs and fix issues faster. It's an exception tracker, a session re-player and a performance monitor. Get 14 days free at logrocket.com/syntax. Show Notes 00:21 Welcome 01:13 Sponsor: LogRocket 02:06 Sponsor: Prismic 03:23 Wes' story of SSL Render 05:43 How LetsEncrypt works LetsEncrypt 08:32 What is Cloudflare? Cloudflare 10:33 The problem Wes ran into 12:27 Support is tricky 13:54 What is Cloudapp? Cloudapp Vercel 15:34 Two SSL Certs are needed 16:41 First solution 17:36 Second solution 22:36 What about A Records? Tweet us your tasty treats Scott's Instagram LevelUpTutorials Instagram Wes' Instagram Wes' Twitter Wes' Facebook Scott's Twitter Make sure to include @SyntaxFM in your tweets

Test the resilience of your apps by introducing faults to simulate real-world outages with Azure Chaos Studio. John Engel-Kemnetz, Senior Program Manager for Azure Chaos Studio, joins Jeremy Chapman to show how you can quickly identify failures in your applications —like additional load, high latency, permission issues, and full on outages— to avoid unnecessary downtime. With Azure Chaos Studio, we've delivered a fully-managed experimentation platform to quickly discover hard-to-find issues. Whether in late-stage development or in production, you can apply controlled chaos to your apps and gather the information needed to resolve issues. -Introduce faults to simulate the effects of a real-world outage -Prevent outages to VM hosts, automatically redirect traffic to healthy VMs and zones -Run resiliency experiments as part of your automated release process ► QUICK LINKS: 00:00 - Introduction 01:27 - See how Azure Chaos Studio works 04:32 - Permission model 06:18 - How to prevent real-life outages 08:08 - Choose the right fault 09:18 - Automated release process 10:47 - Wrap up ► Link References: Run resilience architecture reviews to identify resilience gaps using https://aka.ms/thereview ​​Access our Quickstart tutorials at https://aka.ms/TryChaos ► Unfamiliar with Microsoft Mechanics? We are Microsoft's official video series for IT. You can watch and share valuable content and demos of current and upcoming tech from the people who build it at Microsoft. Subscribe to our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MicrosoftMechanicsSeries?sub_confirmation=1 Join us on the Microsoft Tech Community: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-mechanics-blog/bg-p/MicrosoftMechanicsBlog Watch or listen via podcast here: https://microsoftmechanics.libsyn.com/website ► Keep getting this insider knowledge, join us on social: Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MSFTMechanics Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/microsoft-mechanics/

In this weekly episode, I interview a guest Marketing expert, Joe Martin. Joe is currently the VP of Marketing & Content at Scorpion and has also worked with Adobe, The CloudApp, and more tech-based companies. He has also developed many prevalent research tools used today and built marketing teams that have produced prime marketing content and resources for small businesses.Needless to say, he is more than qualified to provide insight and advice to business owners in dozens of industries seeking assistance with marketing, strategy planning, research, and content creation.In this interview, We review: Digital MarketingSmall business strategiesWhat it's like to market for large corporations vs small start-upsKeyword researchSEOSmall business case studiesUsing Google for your businessBloggingAnd more!This episode was made possible and brought to you by ChipBot! ChipBot is an amazing small business tool that adds video embedded chat pop-ups to your website to reduce abandoned carts, increase sales and create a human-like connection for new and returning visitors.Try Chipbot today for FREE: Getchipbot.comSupport the show

Each week, Ray Sidney-Smith and Augusto Pinaud review and provide commentary on the week's news in the world of personal productivity and related technologies. This week, our featured story was an article, What Beats a Four-Day Workweek?, that took a (European) twist on work schedules with a 10-month work calendar, and Ray and Augusto discuss the practicalities of it. (If you're reading this in a podcast directory/app, please visit https://anythingbutidle.com for clickable links and the full show notes and transcript of this cast.) Enjoy! Give us feedback! And, thanks for listening! If you'd like to continue discussing any news from this episode, please click here to leave a comment down below (this jumps you to the bottom of the post). In this Cast | What Beats a Four-Day Workweek? Ray Sidney-Smith Augusto Pinaud Headlines & Show Notes | What Beats a Four-Day Workweek? Resources we mention, including links to them, will be provided here. Please listen to the episode for context. From the Great Resignation to the Great Renovation 6 Personal Factors That Impact Productivity Why You Should Think of Relaxing As a Skill, Not a Reward Fear of Success Anonymous 7 Reasons Returning to the Office is a Good Idea How to Boost Productivity at Work by 73 Percent: Ban Meetings 3 Days a WeekHow to Reinstall Windows 11 Without Deleting Any Apps iOS 15.3 now available to iPhone users, here's what's new Google Assistant will now cease talking if you simply say 'stop'Filter query generator by Doist Apple Fixed iCloud Bug Causing Syncing Issues for Third-Party Apps Apple tells developers it's rolling out a fix for iCloud syncing issues impacting third-party apps Google Docs users can now insert text or image watermarks to protect their workmacOS Monterey: SharePlay, Universal Control and other new features Business & Finance Segment Apple Reports Q1 2022 ResultsiPhone Becomes Top Smartphone in China for First Time in Six Years Dutch regulator fines Apple €5m in dispute over dating app payment rules1Password CFO says it's not going to compete with OktaScratchpad, a productivity workspace for Salesforce, raises $33M | VentureBeatCollaboration platform CloudApp raises $9.3M to enhance workplace productivity | TechCrunchIf you use Venmo or Credit Karma, this company might owe you money Plaid must pay $58 million to users of Venmo, Robinhood and other apps New Tool 1 (Ray) Kanbanote New Tool 2 (Augusto) Unsplash for iOS — Internet's source of freely-usable images on your phone Bonus Volley - asynchronous video app (Thanks, Michelle!) Featured Story of the Week What Beats a 4-Day Workweek? A 10-Month Year | Inc.com Announcements Samsung Galaxy S22 Unpacked event date is now official  Other News Microsoft Teams can now turn your iPhone into a walkie-talkie Apple now lets developers create custom offer codes for subscriptions How Remote Work Is Devastating New York City's Commuter RailsUpdate Safari Immediately Microsoft Is Bringing Android Apps to Windows 11, Finally Making Good on Its Promise Apple Releases Safari Technology Preview 139 With Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements CloudReady v96.2 now available! The Curious Case of Dropbox and macOS 12.3 CTL debuts Works with Chromebook wireless keyboard and mouseChrome OS 97: 5 new feature flags you should try right nowThe Best Internet Filter for Kids Raw Text Transcript Raw, unedited and machine-produced text transcript so there may be substantial errors, but you can search for specific points in the episode to jump to, or to reference back to at a later date and time, by keywords or key phrases. The time coding is mm:ss (e.g., 0:04 starts at 4 seconds into the cast's audio). Read More Raymond Sidney-Smith 0:00Hello, personal productivity enthusiast and community. Welcome to Anything But Idle. The Productivity news podcast. Today's show is brought to you by co working space by personal productivity club.

In this episode of SaaS Connect by Cloud Software Association, Sophia Sithole, Head of Customer Success and Partnerships at CloudApp at the time of this presentation and now Senior Partner Marketer, Platforms at Zapier, explains what made a small startup abandon tradition to develop a channel sales strategy; how they did it; what worked; what didn't work. CloudApp, an instant video and image sharing platform for companies, had 25 employees at the time, all of whom juggled many tasks; Sophia explains how they handled setting up a channel when they didn't even have a dedicated marketing team. Discover the steps and processes CloudApp went through and the tips they offer, based on their experiences: What does partnering look like to you? For example, are you going to share your revenue? Are you going to sell your solution through a reseller or a distributor? Are you going to offer volume-based discounts or any discounts on your product? How CloudApp figured out the answers to the crucial questions that needed to be addressed. How much support are you willing to provide to your partners? Don't directly compete with your partners. Metrics are helpful to understand your audience and to better figure out what you should focus on. Which channel partnerships worked and which didn't. The most important thing is to make it easy to partner with you. Understand who is your ideal partner. Finding and building a distribution channel through VARs, and resellers. Teaser Tip: … “The great thing about every lost opportunity is that you get an idea of what your ideal partner looks like, and how to scale.” - Sophia Sithole Resources Mentioned: Asana Please note: this presentation was from a 2018 SaaS conference. Thank you to our amazing podcast team at Content Allies. Want to launch your own B2B revenue-generating podcasts? Contact them at https://ContentAllies.com.

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114 Disrupting the Current Venture Capital Model with Kyle York Kyle York is co-founder, CEO and managing partner at York IE™ where he sets the vision and leads the vertically integrated strategic growth and investment firm helping reshape the way companies are built, scaled and monetized. Kyle works closely with entrepreneurs, operators and investors to help them realize their shared ambition to build good companies, create new jobs, grow generational wealth and impact the world. Advising and investing in over 100 startups this past decade, Kyle is an active board member for Blustream, CloudApp, Lytica, TorchPro, Voyage SMS & chairperson for Canvs AI. Kyle is a co-founder of 3rd generation family business, YORK Athletics MFG., an ecommerce footwear brand in Boston. Kyle's most successful startup engagement to date is Fastly ($FSLY) who IPO'd in 2019 and peaked at nearly $13B. Current York IE portfolio highlights include Cyberhaven, Metadata, WEVO and Vetro. Previously, Kyle was the vice president of product strategy for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and general manager for Oracle's Dyn Global Business Unit, focused on growing Oracle's cloud market position and leading Dyn operations. Founders and talent from Oracle acquisitions StackEngine, Wercker, DataScience.com and Zenedge reported into Kyle's strategy and marketing organization. Prior to joining Oracle, Kyle was an executive with Dyn since 2008, primarily as Chief Revenue Officer. During his years there he spearheaded corporate strategy, growth, and go-to-market, scaling to $100M annual recurring revenue, 5000 enterprise customers, one million paid users, $100M fundraised, 500 global employees, and 11 executed M&A transactions, which led to its strategic acquisition by Oracle in 2016. Kyle past served as an independent board member for Datanyze (ZoomInfo), Assent Compliance (Warburg Pincus) and Flowtraq (Riverbed). As an expert in the global internet, cloud, SaaS, IaaS, and technology markets and trends, Kyle has been featured in publications including the Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur, the New York Times, TechCrunch, USA Today, and Wired, and on broadcasts such as NPR's All Tech Considered, NBC's Today Show and PBS's Frontline. He has been a guest speaker at many conferences worldwide educating and inspiring audiences. Kyle has spent his entire career working in the internet and enterprise software industries driving growth for subscription business models. Prior to joining Dyn, he spent six years at vertical SaaS company WhippleHill Communications (EdTech), which was acquired by Blackbaud in 2014. Kyle has a BS in marketing from Bentley University.     On today Show we Talk about: How has the market for B2B Saas Changed over the years? How will the current VC model be disrupted? How do new investors break into the coveted space of talking to the best companies? Advice or wisdom do you have for early-stage companies for 2022?     Connect with Kyle York https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyork20/ Website york.ie     CONNECT WITH SHAWN https://linktr.ee/ShawnflynnSV Shawn Flynn's LinkedInAccount Silicon Valley LinkedInGroup Account Shawn Flynn's FacebookAccount Email Shawn@thesiliconvalleypodcast.com  

Prevent your cloud and hybrid apps from becoming entry points to cyber attacks and exploits with Microsoft app governance, now generally available. Jeremy Chapman, Director of Microsoft 365, walks through a cloud app-based attack and shows how app governance helps you get visibility into the compliance posture of all your connected cloud apps, identify anomalous behaviors and risk, and take action to respond to threats. ► QUICK LINKS: 00:00 - Introduction 00:28 - Cross app integrations 02:13 - Attack demo 03:49 - How app governance detects and mitigates risks 05:37 - Behind the policy and how to block apps 06:43 - Templates 07:36 - Wrap up ► Link References: Enable a trial by going to https://aka.ms/appgovernance To learn more, check out https://aka.ms/appgovernancedocs ► Unfamiliar with Microsoft Mechanics? We are Microsoft's official video series for IT. You can watch and share valuable content and demos of current and upcoming tech from the people who build it at Microsoft. Subscribe to our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MicrosoftMechanicsSeries?sub_confirmation=1 Join us on the Microsoft Tech Community: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-mechanics-blog/bg-p/MicrosoftMechanicsBlog Watch or listen via podcast here: https://microsoftmechanics.libsyn.com/website ► Keep getting this insider knowledge, join us on social: Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MSFTMechanics Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/microsoft-mechanics/ 

This episode features Mary Katherine Bushnell, Communications & Training Specialist. Carrie and Mary Katherine discuss Cloud App — what it is, how to use it and how it makes problem solving easier.

In episode 44, Joe tells us why hiring athletes, not quarterbacks, will help scale your marketing teams. Joe Martin is the VP of Marketing and Strategy at CloudApp - an instant video and image sharing platform. In this episode, Joe talks about the importance of one-on-one meetings... and explains how quarterly development conversations can be a better approach than yearly performance reviews. We also talk about Joe’s tips to write resumes that stand out… and the idea of “asynchronous weeks” – something that Joe and his team at CloudApp tried recently. Tune in to hear Joe’s insight on what it means to be a good manager and why transparency from above is important.

Nos acompaña nuestro amigo Gustavo Robles (AKA Gusano) Senior Engineer en CloudApp, para platicarnos un poco de su experiencia en el mundo de las empresas de Consultoría y Producto.La cabina de este episodio:Mariana Ruiz - Diseñadora UI/UX, Branding y Marca personal.Víctor Velázquez - Director de Ingeniería en MagmaLabs.Gustavo Robles - Señor Programador en CloudApp. Síganos en Instagram y Twitter denle me gusta en Facebook escúchenos en Spotify y Apple Podcasts, mándenos todos sus comentarios.

My guest on the Tony Shap Show is Kyle York, CEO and Co-founder of York IE. Kyle explains his unique portfolio and operational approach to business and early-stage investing. In this interview, his passion and motivation for serial company-building come through loud and clear, and it's energizing to spend 20 minutes with him. Video interview: https://youtu.be/o_JNKFeL2oc  https://york.ie/ Company Name: York IE Your company url/domain: York.ie Company Linkedin Profile URL: https://www.linkedin.com/mwlite/company/york-ie What does your company do in 5 words or less? Invest, and consult. Your 50 Word Bio: Kyle York is co-founder, CEO and managing partner at York IE where he sets the company's vision of building a vertically integrated investment firm powered by market data and analytics focused on growth, go-to-market and strategy. Kyle works closely with entrepreneurs, operators and investors to help them realize their shared ambition to build good companies, create new jobs, grow generational wealth and impact the world. Investing in over 80 startups over the past decade, Kyle is a board member for Canvs, Assent Compliance, CloudApp and Forcivity and is also a co-founder and board member for 3rd generation family business, YORK Athletics MFG., an ecommerce footwear brand in Boston.

It's time to break down real SaaS marketing problems - with a sour twist. Garrett Mehrguth interviews marketing leaders from around the world while they're challenged to get their words out - puckering with sour candy they consume throughout their conversation. This week's guest... GM, VP of Marketing and Strategy of CloudApp - Joe Martin!

Kyle York is co-founder, CEO and managing partner at York IE where he sets the company’s vision of building a hybrid strategic advisory, investment and operational growth firm. Kyle works closely with entrepreneurs and investors to help them realize their shared ambition to build good companies, create new jobs, grow generational wealth and impact the world. Investing in over 75 startups over the past decade, Kyle is also a co-founder and board member for 3rd generation family business, YORK Athletics MFG., an ecommerce footwear brand in Boston, and is a board member for Canvs, Assent Compliance, CloudApp and Forcivity.

Companies are doing their best to remain efficient in this remote-working world. They are eager to try any tool that helps to keep their employees productive. CloudApp is one of the tools benefiting from this trend. In this episode, Roland Siebelink speaks with CEO Scott Smith and CMO Joe Martin. They discuss the growth of their startup and what CloudApp brings to the SaaS market. Listen to the full podcast to hear Scott and Joe share: How CloudApp can save time and be a useful tool for async workers. Why working for a startup is attractive option compared to a larger company. The best times to seek advice and suggestions from investors and board members. Why CloudApp doesn’t subscribe to the typical Silicon Valley approach to business. The new meaning behind the acronym ARR and how it’s shaping CloudApp’s approach.

Today you'll hear from Joe Martin. We talk about his experience in analytics, marketing, and content production at Adobe and CloudApp.  As usual, we also profile his life story, including childhood, college, career, mentors, approach to parenting, and the importance of mental health. Enjoy.

In this episode, I chat with Joe Martin, the GM and VP of Marketing at CloudApp, a visual collaboration tool. What I really liked about this episode is that he talks about, as a remote-first tool, how they're approaching this new remote economy that we live in. So he talks about the boom and traffic they've seen, the signups, and how they've adjusted things to be more applicable than ever. He also talks about customer experience because their tool relates to design and great customer experiences. And they've done a fabulous job of collecting customer and non-customer feedback and designing their product. Joe has more than 13 years of experience in marketing in the tech industry. Prior to his role at CloudApp, Joe was the Head of Social Analytics at Adobe where he led paid social strategy and a research team providing strategic guidance to organizations within the company. He’s been published in the Associated Press, Wall Street Journal, NY Times, and other top tier outlets. Find the show notes for this episode here! Watch this episode on Youtube here. Host: Chris Ronzio

Attendees Guest: Yoad Dvir Guest title: Security Lead, Central and Eastern Europe Company: Microsoft Abstract Microsoft security portfolio has been growing and diversifying in the last couple of years, adding more capabilities at various areas of information security. In order to better understand Microsoft strategy and offering, we talked with Yoad Dvir, Cyber Security Lead at Microsoft, about the Microsoft new security pillars: Monitoring, Threat Protection and Information Protection. Timing: 0:00 - Introducing our guest 5:45 - Introducing Microsoft security strategy 12:50 - Security monitoring pillars - Azure monitor, Sentinel, Azure analytics and more 21:10 - Microsoft Threat Protection family - Cloudapp, O365 ATP, Defender ATP, Azure ATP 30:50 - diving deeper into Cloudapp 35:30 - Microsoft Information Protection 44:00 - summary and last words

In this episode we sit down with Joe Martin – while Joe doesn't live within the financial services space, he's a guy you want to listen to when it comes to marketing. A former Adobe executive, Joe now runs marketing and strategy for CloudApp, an enterprise screen recording and sharing platform that allows you to connect with your audience more effectively through video. Joe comes from a data-first background and has a unique perspective on all things engaging your prospects in ways that cut through the noise. 

86% of buyers will pay more if you give them a great customer experience.    That's why customer experience has become "the new product," and it's the thing most people are excited about on the marketing side.   So what is the DNA of a really good customer experience?   On this episode of Brand Land, Joe Martin, the GM and VP of marketing for CloudApp, discussed creating loyalty through customer experience.   What we talked about:   - How a brand can stand out by creating an experience   - The DNA of a good customer experience   - How visuals and video can enhance a customer experience   You can find this interview, and many more like it, by subscribing to the Brand Land podcast on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or here.

Check out Brilliant (and get 20% off) here: https://brilliant.org/MinuteEarth/ We've worked as a team - remotely - for seven years, and we're sharing some of our favorite tips for making it work. Thanks also to our Patreon patrons https://www.patreon.com/MinuteEarth and our YouTube members. ___________________________________________ Subscribe to MinuteEarth on YouTube: http://goo.gl/EpIDGd Support us on Patreon: https://goo.gl/ZVgLQZ And visit our website: https://www.minuteearth.com/ Say hello on Facebook: http://goo.gl/FpAvo6 And Twitter: http://goo.gl/Y1aWVC And download our videos on itunes: https://goo.gl/sfwS6n ___________________________________________ Credits (and Twitter handles): Video Writer, Director, Narrator: Kate Yoshida Video Illustrator: Sarah Berman (@sarahjberman) With Contributions From: Henry Reich, Alex Reich, Ever Salazar, Peter Reich, David Goldenberg, Julián Gómez, Arcadi Garcia Rius Music by: Nathaniel Schroeder: http://www.soundcloud.com/drschroeder ___________________________________________ References: We surveyed our team members and put together our favorite specific tools and tips for working from home: Video Conference Tips: -During meetings, mute yourself when you’re not speaking, especially if you’re not using headphones. The noise in the room you’re in or the feedback caused by your speakers audio can make the communication less effective. -Learn how to mute other people in meetings (and don’t take offense when you do get muted). -Figure out tech workarounds for when your wifi inevitably goes on the fritz (call people in, turn off video to reduce wifi strain, etc). File Management Tips: -Establish a naming convention with your team, so that all your shared files are consistent, searchable and organized. All of our projects have two-word codenames and numbers that make it easy to identify them regardless of the final title of the video. When making recordings or video files, we use incremental numbering (e.g. “Audio 1”, “Audio 2”, etc). NEVER use the word “final” or “last” for naming a file! -If everybody is working with a file syncing app like Dropbox, make sure to set appropriate editing rights to your files. You want at least a shared folder that anyone on your team can edit and add stuff to, but some files need to be managed by fewer people to avoid unwanted deletions. For example, we have a folder in which everyone can add/modify/delete files, but only one person is in charge of deleting and cleaning up after everything important has been archived. -If there’s a particular task that is repetitive and can be done by different people, make sure to write down the steps in detail so that nothing is missed or forgotten. Tools For Giving Feedback -Screenshots: In OSX, use command-shift-4 to take a screenshot. On Windows 10, you can use the Windows Ink Workspace right in the task bar, which lets you crop and annotate your screenshot. -CloudApp(www.getcloudapp.com): Captures and shares screenshots (and more) via shareable links -Jing (www.techsmith.com/jing-tool.html): Lets you create screenshots and auto-generates a shareable link for each one. -Epic Pen (epic-pen.com): Great free tool for PCs for drawing on your screen (esp when sharing that screen with someone else) Other Work From Home Tips: -Add things like “time to eat lunch” on your calendar if you need it, or you may end up eating lunch at 3pm. -Keep track of your time! If you don’t keep track of the amount of time you spend working, you might overwork yourself (bad) and still feel like you’re not doing enough (worse). Toggl (www.toggl.com) is a great tool for that. -Consider coworking with a group of (nonwork) friends over Skype or Discord. It can help you get into “work mode” and make you feel a little less lonely while working.

Com'è cambiato il modo di collaborare in ufficio tra le generazioni?In questo episodio del podcast analizzo i dati riportati nello studio "State Of Collaboration" realizzato da CloudApp, che ha coinvolto circa 1000 lavoratori appartenenti alla generazioni X, ai Millennials, alla Generazione Z e ai cosiddetti Baby Boomer. Ecco cosa emerge dalle loro risposte. 

On this episode of Ground Up, Joe Martin shares: - CloudApp's journey to becoming a thought leader in customer experience, productivity, and collaboration. - How to get the marketing right for your freemium product (leveraging organic growth and referrals) - The role of historical data in building your marketing engine from scratch - And more!

On Episode 89, Joe Martin of CloudApp is back to finish our discussion about video, visuals, and marketing. We learn about what CloudApp has been up to, the kinds of customers they have and how they use it to enhance productivity. Then we turn to the future, and Joe sees video and mobile at the center of the marketer's universe in the years to come. And, we agreed, we need to do better with mobile--much better.

On Episode 88, we're talking video and visuals in your marketing. Joe Martin is GM, VP of Marketing and Strategy at CloudApp, which helps you share video, screenshots, and gifs. He has a heritage of working at Adobe, and when I started thinking about having an episode about videos and visuals in marketing, he seemed like the obvious choice. In this first part, we talk about the way people respond to visuals, how Joe employs them in his marketing, and the lessons he carries with him from Adobe.

Tyler Koblasa, then CloudApp CEO & founder, now CRO of Invisible Technologies, talks about his Dad's great journey, not being reactive, AR, Voice UIs, machine learning, and being in the moment

Tyler Koblasa, then CloudApp CEO & founder, now CRO of Invisible Technologies - talks career, agency before SaaS, LA v San Fran, StartUp Weekend v Hackaton, mentorship & bootstrapping.

Tyler Koblasa, then CloudApp CEO & founder, now CRO of Invisible Technologies - talks career, agency before SaaS, LA v San Fran, StartUp Weekend v Hackaton, mentorship & bootstrapping.

Tyler Koblasa, then CloudApp CEO & founder, now CRO of Invisible Technologies, talks about his Dad's great journey, not being reactive, AR, Voice UIs, machine learning, and being in the moment

I met today’s guest, Kronda, online a couple of weeks ago. She had reached out to me because we use a lot of the same tools and philosophy and said “we just have to meet!” Almost immediately after we got on a zoom call, I knew I wanted to have her be a guest on the podcast. Kronda is a web developer turned marketer. She helps service based business owners learn to use content marketing to sell their services. Kronda and I share the same root in our business journey because we were both developers. I transitioned to integration and systems. Kronda shifted her focus to content. It’s so neat how we both started in the same place, but ended up in different places. Nobody’s business is a straight line from “I want to start a business” to “I’m doing what I love and providing my audience exactly what they need.” Kronda’s journey: Developing WordPress websites for clients. Maintenance of websites (to try to create recurring income.) Niche down to marketing focused websites (because there her clients would understand how to market the website!) Content marketing, training and instruction. The evolution came about as she realized that the websites she had built for her clients weren’t actually helping their businesses! Simply because they didn’t know how to use their website as a marketing tool! “Content marketing is huge right now! It’s basically television!” Kronda explains, “you watch television because it’s entertaining, but people make television to sell you stuff. That’s really all we are doing just in a different medium and on a different scale.” About 3 months ago, Kronda transitioned into teaching content marketing to business owners. It’s a winning business model for her. Not only does she remain in the digital space, using the knowledge that she has acquired to help others, but she works with business owners who are engaged and want to learn. They WANT to understand it even if they are going to hire it out. I can totally relate to this… When I put systems in place for my clients within a project, I am creating a blueprint for them to use again in the future. It’s not a once and done solution. A lot of people KNOW they should be creating content (text, video, images) for their business. The problem is they don’t know what to create and having a strategy behind their content. This is where Kronda gives them a framework that is based on their customer journey. It’s so important that business owners realize that their customers are 100% on a journey. This journey consists of not knowing about them becoming aware of them discovering their problem discovering the solution to the problem purchasing. So now that you know that information, it makes content creation easier because you can see what people need to learn about your business in each stage of this journey. A great way to think about creating content is, as Kronda suggests, think about what mistakes your market is making... When she thinks about the mistakes people are making and what’s keeping them up at night it gives her plenty to write about. As business owners we tend to talk about the things we know about. But what we actually need to be doing is talk about what our future clients need to know. In the end you are selling something that is solving their problem. What you do and how you do it are less important than “Are you going to solve my problem?” It’s all about putting your target market in the center of a bullseye and focusing on what they NEED rather than the what and the how. Even though Kronda has transitioned into content marketing she still advocates for certain tools because the content still has to reach people somehow! And while our content distribution channels are varied, at the core, Kronda and I believe that your website is at the core. As I mentioned in the conversation, Kronda and I have developed a very similar WordPress tech stack… we both page builders, themes and plugins we like because these are the things that we have found to make it the easiest to get content out into the world. Kronda made a significant pivot in the way she makes her income. But did not make a pivot in the way she provides value. I know there are a lot of listeners on their own journeys and making their own pivots in their business. You shouldn’t throw everything away when you make a pivot. You can pivot and still provide value in the same area of expertise! "When we are creating content, we aren’t just creating it for today. We are creating it for our future self as well.” -Jaime Slutzky" "I want to be able to answer virtually any question with a link." -Kronda Adair" There are so many ways to tackle online business. Kronda’s pagebuilder of choice is Beaver Builder. Her landing page builder has of choice is Thrive Architect. I use Beaver Builder for both websites and landing pages solely because I want to have fewer tools. There are so many conversion tools available with Thrive Architect that allow Kronda to test different pages. I was curious to know how she came to these tools… short answer, Facebook groups and online communities! Beaver Builder is one of the first tools that she used that actually worked and was easy to use. It’s also easy to teach people to use. The great thing about Beaver Builder and Thrive Architect is that if you decide to switch to something else it leaves you the html that is very portable to take somewhere else. I just want to take a second to explain what we mean by shortcodes versus html... Whenever you uninstall the Beaver Builder and Thrive Architect all the content that you have added in to your site defaults back to normal, readable html not broken shortcodes. These plugins are modular and don’t leave a nasty footprint of having to go in and do cleanup on your code. Another program I know that often has messy clean up involved is Google docs. When you are writing something in Google docs and you copy and paste it into WordPress it’s actually copying extra html markup which doesn’t usually cause a problem but it’s not the best thing either. This is just an example of something I have noticed because I am on the back end of stuff. I’m sharing this because when your developer gives you a piece of advice we aren’t giving it to you just on aesthetic reasons alone. Kronda has lots of articles about these exact subjects. Another article she has is about premium plugins. We discussed the benefits of premium versus free plugins and how we tackle who purchases what and why! One thing she was adamant about was educating her clients on were the things that their site runs on. She would make sure they knew what was making their site run and that if they parted ways what things were going to become the client’s responsibility. So that it’s not a shock for them if they part ways and they are now responsible for the plugin payments. When you buy a premium plugin, you are buying because you are paying people to support the product, to keep it running, to keep developing, to keep the bugs out, to make it better, and to ultimately make your site work better and do more for you. These premium plugins give you access to a team a developers that are creating a really good product rather than hiring a single developer to do what you need TODAY. Tomorrow you may need something different. We could have spent a lot longer going deeper on WordPress, but that doesn’t benefit you, the listener (reader!) So we switched topics to touch on a few other facets of content creation that are relevant! First: File Organization Kronda believes organization is so important. She has a video solely on organizing your files. If you think about when you go to create content or go to use it and it takes you 5-10 minutes to locate it -- you have just wasted precious time. Using a program like Dropbox or Google Drive allows you to create an organized system of where you can keep your files and you know where they are. This allows you, or your VA, to put their hands on these files whenever you need to. Second: Video Creation Kronda uses ScreenFlow for making screen casts of things that she is doing on her laptop and she wants to show how she does a particular process. Loom and CloudApp also do this things if you don’t have a Mac. Evernote, Google Docs, and Bear are great for text. She uses a Blue Yeti Mic for podcasts. But she also encourages people not to get too caught up in the tools especially in the beginning. It’s more important in the beginning that you are actually creating the content. You can grow into getting as fancy as you want with tools. But there are alot of tools of there that are free and easy to use when you are just starting out. And finally… my two cents :) The WordPress editor makes it easy to do elegant text formatting (using either the classic editor or gutenberg, the new editor). Take advantage of the bold, italic, underline, blockquote and headings buttons… They are very simple to use and make things easier for your consumer to read. No matter where you are in your business, tt’s worth spending time just making your text more enjoyable for your consumer to read… if they enjoy reading it they are going to share, comment, and interact with you. Connect with Jaime: Instagram: @techofbusiness Twitter: @techofbusiness Facebook: @yourbiztech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimeslutzky/ Email: jaime@techofbusiness.com Connect with Kronda: Website: https://www.karveldigital.com Tools minicourse: https://www.karveldigital.com/tools Instagram: @karveldigital Twitter: @karveldigital Facebook: Karvel Digital

I met today's guest, Kronda, online a couple of weeks ago. She had reached out to me because we use a lot of the same tools and philosophy and said “we just have to meet!” Almost immediately after we got on a zoom call, I knew I wanted to have her be a guest on the podcast. Kronda is a web developer turned marketer. She helps service based business owners learn to use content marketing to sell their services. Kronda and I share the same root in our business journey because we were both developers. I transitioned to integration and systems. Kronda shifted her focus to content. It's so neat how we both started in the same place, but ended up in different places. Nobody's business is a straight line from “I want to start a business” to “I'm doing what I love and providing my audience exactly what they need.” Kronda's journey: Developing WordPress websites for clients. Maintenance of websites (to try to create recurring income.) Niche down to marketing focused websites (because there her clients would understand how to market the website!) Content marketing, training and instruction. The evolution came about as she realized that the websites she had built for her clients weren't actually helping their businesses! Simply because they didn't know how to use their website as a marketing tool! “Content marketing is huge right now! It's basically television!” Kronda explains, “you watch television because it's entertaining, but people make television to sell you stuff. That's really all we are doing just in a different medium and on a different scale.” About 3 months ago, Kronda transitioned into teaching content marketing to business owners. It's a winning business model for her. Not only does she remain in the digital space, using the knowledge that she has acquired to help others, but she works with business owners who are engaged and want to learn. They WANT to understand it even if they are going to hire it out. I can totally relate to this… When I put systems in place for my clients within a project, I am creating a blueprint for them to use again in the future. It's not a once and done solution. A lot of people KNOW they should be creating content (text, video, images) for their business. The problem is they don't know what to create and having a strategy behind their content. This is where Kronda gives them a framework that is based on their customer journey. It's so important that business owners realize that their customers are 100% on a journey. This journey consists of not knowing about them becoming aware of them discovering their problem discovering the solution to the problem purchasing. So now that you know that information, it makes content creation easier because you can see what people need to learn about your business in each stage of this journey. A great way to think about creating content is, as Kronda suggests, think about what mistakes your market is making... When she thinks about the mistakes people are making and what's keeping them up at night it gives her plenty to write about. As business owners we tend to talk about the things we know about. But what we actually need to be doing is talk about what our future clients need to know. In the end you are selling something that is solving their problem. What you do and how you do it are less important than “Are you going to solve my problem?” It's all about putting your target market in the center of a bullseye and focusing on what they NEED rather than the what and the how. Even though Kronda has transitioned into content marketing she still advocates for certain tools because the content still has to reach people somehow! And while our content distribution channels are varied, at the core, Kronda and I believe that your website is at the core. As I mentioned in the conversation, Kronda and I have developed a very similar WordPress tech stack… we both page builders, themes and plugins we like because these are the things that we have found to make it the easiest to get content out into the world. Kronda made a significant pivot in the way she makes her income. But did not make a pivot in the way she provides value. I know there are a lot of listeners on their own journeys and making their own pivots in their business. You shouldn't throw everything away when you make a pivot. You can pivot and still provide value in the same area of expertise! "When we are creating content, we aren't just creating it for today. We are creating it for our future self as well.” -Jaime Slutzky" "I want to be able to answer virtually any question with a link." -Kronda Adair" There are so many ways to tackle online business. Kronda's pagebuilder of choice is Beaver Builder. Her landing page builder has of choice is Thrive Architect. I use Beaver Builder for both websites and landing pages solely because I want to have fewer tools. There are so many conversion tools available with Thrive Architect that allow Kronda to test different pages. I was curious to know how she came to these tools… short answer, Facebook groups and online communities! Beaver Builder is one of the first tools that she used that actually worked and was easy to use. It's also easy to teach people to use. The great thing about Beaver Builder and Thrive Architect is that if you decide to switch to something else it leaves you the html that is very portable to take somewhere else. I just want to take a second to explain what we mean by shortcodes versus html... Whenever you uninstall the Beaver Builder and Thrive Architect all the content that you have added in to your site defaults back to normal, readable html not broken shortcodes. These plugins are modular and don't leave a nasty footprint of having to go in and do cleanup on your code. Another program I know that often has messy clean up involved is Google docs. When you are writing something in Google docs and you copy and paste it into WordPress it's actually copying extra html markup which doesn't usually cause a problem but it's not the best thing either. This is just an example of something I have noticed because I am on the back end of stuff. I'm sharing this because when your developer gives you a piece of advice we aren't giving it to you just on aesthetic reasons alone. Kronda has lots of articles about these exact subjects. Another article she has is about premium plugins. We discussed the benefits of premium versus free plugins and how we tackle who purchases what and why! One thing she was adamant about was educating her clients on were the things that their site runs on. She would make sure they knew what was making their site run and that if they parted ways what things were going to become the client's responsibility. So that it's not a shock for them if they part ways and they are now responsible for the plugin payments. When you buy a premium plugin, you are buying because you are paying people to support the product, to keep it running, to keep developing, to keep the bugs out, to make it better, and to ultimately make your site work better and do more for you. These premium plugins give you access to a team a developers that are creating a really good product rather than hiring a single developer to do what you need TODAY. Tomorrow you may need something different. We could have spent a lot longer going deeper on WordPress, but that doesn't benefit you, the listener (reader!) So we switched topics to touch on a few other facets of content creation that are relevant! First: File Organization Kronda believes organization is so important. She has a video solely on organizing your files. If you think about when you go to create content or go to use it and it takes you 5-10 minutes to locate it -- you have just wasted precious time. Using a program like Dropbox or Google Drive allows you to create an organized system of where you can keep your files and you know where they are. This allows you, or your VA, to put their hands on these files whenever you need to. Second: Video Creation Kronda uses ScreenFlow for making screen casts of things that she is doing on her laptop and she wants to show how she does a particular process. Loom and CloudApp also do this things if you don't have a Mac. Evernote, Google Docs, and Bear are great for text. She uses a Blue Yeti Mic for podcasts. But she also encourages people not to get too caught up in the tools especially in the beginning. It's more important in the beginning that you are actually creating the content. You can grow into getting as fancy as you want with tools. But there are alot of tools of there that are free and easy to use when you are just starting out. And finally… my two cents :) The WordPress editor makes it easy to do elegant text formatting (using either the classic editor or gutenberg, the new editor). Take advantage of the bold, italic, underline, blockquote and headings buttons… They are very simple to use and make things easier for your consumer to read. No matter where you are in your business, tt's worth spending time just making your text more enjoyable for your consumer to read… if they enjoy reading it they are going to share, comment, and interact with you. Connect with Jaime: Instagram: @techofbusiness Twitter: @techofbusiness Facebook: @yourbiztech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimeslutzky/ Email: jaime@techofbusiness.com Connect with Kronda: Website: https://www.karveldigital.com Tools minicourse: https://www.karveldigital.com/tools Instagram: @karveldigital Twitter: @karveldigital Facebook: Karvel Digital

There's nothing like spending the day after Thanksgiving talking to the founder and a leader at one of cutting-edge insurtech companies. In this episode, I spoke with Adam Bratt of Indio Technologies as we spoke about their development of smart, digital application and forms to streamline data processing.CONNECT WITH ADAM BRATT: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-bratt-56342620/ Indio HomePage: https://www.useindio.com/ MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Michael Furlong's Episode: https://insnerds.com/podcast-e28/ Unbounce: https://unbounce.com/ CloudApp: https://www.getcloudapp.com/ Evernote: https://evernote.com/ Notion: https://www.notion.so/ Asana: https://asana.com/ BOOKS RECOMMENDED BY ADAM:Red Notice by Bill Browder: https://amzn.to/2ShAFS7 Multipliers by Liz Wiseman: https://amzn.to/2Sfe5JV SUBSCRIBE AT:Buzzsprout RSS: http://www.buzzsprout.com/87086Google Play: https://goo.gl/WMAvW4iTunes: https://goo.gl/7SqwvP Overcast: https://goo.gl/8b4cbD Spotify: https://goo.gl/niAbGN Stitcher: https://goo.gl/DmE7MiYouTube: https://goo.gl/1Turar

Shownotes and links for this episode can be found at http://sarahsantacroce.com/episode69 As introverts, we are wary of self-promotion. Thankfully, there are ways to market your online business that get you in front of the people you want to help—without being pushy. So, how can you leverage avenues like YouTube, blogging and podcasting to connect with potential clients? How can you take advantage of content creation as a marketing strategy, building an audience that is hungry for your message? Bo Miller is the creator of I Speak People, a platform designed to help introverts thrive in an extroverted world. As a certified Myers-Briggs practitioner, Bo helps introverts discover their one-of-a-kind strengths and abilities—and put those gifts to use. He is an INFJ coach, the host of the INFJ Personality Show, and the cohost of the Introvert, Dear podcast. Bo is also a teacher, and he holds a master’s in education. Today, Bo explains how his business grew out of a curiosity about his own gifts. He shares his focus on helping INFJs, his realization around the need to balance learning with action, and his strategy for prioritizing what’s most important to the growth of his business. Bo also speaks to the value in channels like YouTube and podcasting to connect with potential clients, discussing how consistent video content creation led to a massive increase in his email list. Listen in for insight on marketing with sensitivity to the people you’re working with and learn how to promote your business in a way that suits you as an introverted entrepreneur! *** Become a VIP of my community Be the first to know whenever I release a new podcast or host a special webinar for introverts. And as a welcome present get my '4-part Guide 'How Saying 'NO' Can Help You Grow! http://sarahsantacroce.com/sayno/ *** In this episode you’ll learn… Bo’s focus on helping INFJs through coaching, courses and content. How Bo’s business grew out of a curiosity about his own gifts. How Bo uses YouTube and podcasting to promote I Speak People. How Bo uses segmenting to send content to the right people. How learning and building relationships help Bo grow his business. Bo’s take on coaching male INFJs versus female INFJs. Bo’s AHA moment around balancing learning with action. How consistently creating videos has expanded Bo’s email list. How Bo prioritizes what’s most important to grow I Speak People. Why Bo recommends CloudApp to send personalized video email. How The Slight Edge inspired Bo to choose the work in front of him. Bo’s view of marketing with integrity as knowing your audience. Bo’s gratitude for being awaked to the world’s incredible beauty. Other links and resources mentioned in this episode: I Speak People I Speak People on Facebook I Speak People on YouTube I Speak People on Twitter Bo’s INFJ Personality Guide The INFJ Personality Show The Introvert Dear Podcast Andy Mort on IBG EP014 Leslie McDaniel on IBG EP067 Blogging Your Passion Smart Passive Income Repurpose Stephen Covey CloudApp AppSumo Stencil Loom The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson Firefly Magic by Lauren Sapala Anxiety-Free Marketing for the Conscious Entrepreneur Sarah’s Book List How Saying ‘No’ Can Help You Grow Thanks for listening ! Thanks so much for listening to this episode. If you enjoyed it, I would be super grateful if you'd share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. And if you don’t have it yet, get your free 4-step Guide on How to Say no to Grow. You'll be added to my list as well so I can share the latest episodes and other introvert related resources with you. Also, please leave a review on iTunes. I'm told that they really matter so if you'd take a minute I'd appreciate it. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes or on Android to get notified for all my future shows. Warmly Sarah

CloudApp is a tool that lets you record video (screen or webcam), GIFs, and annotate screenshots. CloudApp creates a simple and easy way to share recordings in order to help your clients and colleagues get answers to their most common questions. https://www.getcloudapp.com/ https://rippleit.com/three-minute-apps-podcast/

Expressive Voices, Viral Communities, Mental Workouts, and More Welcome to the Process Hacker News, your weekly roundup of useful news and updates from Process Hackers who have been guests on Hack the Process with M. David Green. This week we’ve got expressive voices, viral communities, mental workouts, and more. Enjoy! Events The Voice Matters Workshop, led by Mike Massy, is opening its doors again from November 26 to 28 in Beirut, Lebanon for people who want use their voice to express their emotions. Media How do you launch a financially successful business without letting go of what’s in your heart? Mark Silver recently published a video about Heart-Centered Launches as part of a series being released to the Heart of Business Learning Community over the next three Mondays. Listen as Rhonda Magee inspires us to bring mindfulness to our current place and position on the Insights at the Edge Podcast. On the Unregistered Podcast, Daniel Coffeen shares his insights about divorce, academia, and rhetoric versus philosophy. On The Flow Podcast from CloudApp, Andi Galpern digs into her years of experience to show you how to build a viral community. The Goal Digger Podcast features Nicaila Matthews-Okome sharing the secret of how she turned her podcast into a full-time career. Online marketing guru Tara Hunt talks about her career shift and becoming Truly Social on the Startup Canada Podcast. Writing If you’re a fan of mind-sharpening puzzles, grab the new Sudoku book by Engel Jones for a challenging mental workout. Profits will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Association of Trinidad and Tobago. Andrew Nance is visiting Title One School in New York City in December to read and sign copies of his newest book on teaching mindfulness to children. The school would also welcome your donation to help provide copies of Andrew’s book, Puppy Mind, to their hearing-impared students. Mailing List Exclusive: Video marketing for social media promotion is valuable, especially for small businesses, as Jason Hsiao, founder of video creation platform, Animoto, explains in his interview with Rebecca Lerner for Forbes. Recommended Resources John Lee Dumas, whose podcast was an inspiration to Nicole Holland, Tom Morkes, and Nicaila Matthews-Okome, has been holding a live podcast masterclass series, where participants can discover how to create, grow, and monetize a podcast. Be sure to register soon, since the next session is on November 8! Congratulations to Amazon for being honored with the 2019 Helen Keller Achievement Award from the American Foundation for the Blind. Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, was mentioned by Ricky Yean, Jason Hsiao, and Barth Getto. Thanks for checking out this Process Hacker News update from Hack the Process. If you liked what you saw, please leave a comment to let us know what processes you’re hacking.

Leverage Podcast featuring Tyler Koblasa, entrepreneur, technology leader and CloudApp CEO.   Tyler Koblasa has a history in evolving the digital landscape and optimizing online communication and workflows. Through his multiple startups and tech endeavors, Tyler found he was consistently faced with the challenge of adequately conveying a clear and concise message, digitally, to those he was working with. Whether he was developing a new product and needed to provide feedback or quickly explain something to a customer or client; the biggest underlying question was “How can we communicate faster?” Fast forward to 2013 when Tyler met Max Schoening, founder of CloudApp. At the time, CloudApp was a basic screenshot capturing tool that saved content in the cloud. Then, the primary users of CloudApp were the crafters and builders of tomorrow such as the co-founders of Airbnb, CEO and founders of MailChimp, and Kevin Rose — all successful entrepreneurs faced with the same digital communication challenge. As a user himself, Tyler saw the massive potential of this two keystroke cloud app “claw” that was allowing users to communicate what was on their screen to someone else in a matter of seconds.The rest is history, literally. As CEO of CloudApp since 2014, Tyler has skyrocketed the business and continues to evolve CloudApp’s functionality. CloudApp is now one of the web’s most popular video and image sharing platforms, even making the Top 50 Software Companies 2018.So, What Is CloudApp?If you haven’t heard of CloudApp before, download it now. Seriously.CloudApp is an intelligent digital communication platform that enables users to quickly capture screenshots, video walkthroughs, webcam recordings, and GIFs in two simple keystrokes. The first key-stroke captures the content, instantly uploads it to a secure cloud and creates a short, shareable URL link. Step two, the second keystroke, is simply using the paste command to easily share the link created for your content with customers, clients, or your team. Enabling you to convey a message or visual content within seconds.Avoiding miscommunication with CloudApp has become a game changer with the annotation feature. With one keystroke command, a user can take a screenshot and annotate the image to your heart’s desire to show the end-user precisely what they need to know with arrows, text, highlighting and more.   Listen in to learn how CloudApp can transform your workflow and optimize your business. Read the full blog post on the episode: https://goo.gl/yxNcMq   Download the podcast cheat sheet with the CloudApp keystroke shortcuts at podcast.getleverage.com   Visit www.getcloudapp.com to download the basic version for FREE

♟Direttamente dagli anni 80 la mitica pubblicità del pennello cinghiale mi da modo di discutere sul significato dei numeri e sul perché non bisogna per forza puntare ad avere community da milioni di persone.========Vuoi seguire i miei progetti? Puoi trovare tutto qui:Blog ► ► https://robertotarzia.com========Ti consiglio di iscriverti ad EasyLetter🖋️, un progetto editoriale GRATUITO in cui ti guido passo-passo per realizzare il tuo business online.EasyLetter ► ► 📝https://easyletter.it========EasyTools del giorno: Lightshot e CloudApp🔗 Link Lightshot: https://app.prntscr.com/en/index.html🔗 Link CloudApp (offerta AppSumo): https://appsumo.com/cloudapp-2018/🔗 Link CloudApp sito ufficiale: https://www.getcloudapp.com/========

♟Direttamente dagli anni 80 la mitica pubblicità del pennello cinghiale mi da modo di discutere sul significato dei numeri e sul perché non bisogna per forza puntare ad avere community da milioni di persone.========Vuoi seguire i miei progetti? Puoi trovare tutto qui:Blog ► ► https://robertotarzia.com========Ti consiglio di iscriverti ad EasyLetter🖋️, un progetto editoriale GRATUITO in cui ti guido passo-passo per realizzare il tuo business online.EasyLetter ► ► 📝https://easyletter.it========EasyTools del giorno: Lightshot e CloudApp🔗 Link Lightshot: https://app.prntscr.com/en/index.html🔗 Link CloudApp (offerta AppSumo): https://appsumo.com/cloudapp-2018/🔗 Link CloudApp sito ufficiale: https://www.getcloudapp.com/========

What sort of work do you do day-to-day? - A range of things, find out what Mike Schmitz works on [here (http://mikeschmitz.me)]. What is your daily to-do list tool? And why? - OmniFocus 2 (https://www.omnigroup.com/omnifocus) (iOS/Mac) (For Personal Items) - Jira by Atlassian (https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira) (iOS/Android/Web) (For Team Tool) How do you go about taking notes? - Drafts (https://agiletortoise.com/drafts/) (iOS/Apple Watch) (For capture notes) (Runners) - NvALT (http://brettterpstra.com/projects/nvalt/)(Mac) (For quickly note-capture on Mac) - GoodNotes (http://www.goodnotesapp.com/) (iOS) (For sketch notes) - Reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/6rstvn/goodnotes_5/): GoodNotes 5 rumours - Drafts (https://agiletortoise.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/202187234-Use-Siri-to-Create-Drafts): How Siri and Drafts work What do you use when it comes to organising your calendar? - BusyCal 3 (https://www.busymac.com/) (Mac/iOS) (Week views, no natural language) - Fantastical 2 (https://flexibits.com/fantastical) (Mac/iOS) (For Mac, uses the menu bar + iOS full time) Do you use a certain tool for tracking projects? - Jira by Atlassian (https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira) (iOS/Android/Web) (Uses SCRUM method) - OmniFocus 2 (https://www.omnigroup.com/omnifocus) (iOS/Mac) (For Personal projects) - Asana (https://asana.com) (iOS/Android/Web) (For family goals/planning goals) What hardware do you use for work? (phone, laptop, pc) - 15-inch MacBook Pro (https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/goto/macbook_pro/15_inch) (late 2017) with Touch Bar - iPhone X (https://www.apple.com/uk/iphone-x/) - iPad 10.5inch Pro (https://www.apple.com/uk/ipad-pro/) (with Apple Pencil) - OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock (https://www.owcdigital.com/products/thunderbolt-3-dock) - Shure Beta 87 A Microphone (https://www.shure.co.uk/products/microphones/beta_87a) - Heil PR 40 (https://www.amazon.com/PR-40-Dynamic-Studio-Recording-Microphone/dp/B000SOYOTQ) Microphone What are your 3 favoured apps for getting the work done? - Logic Pro X (https://www.apple.com/uk/logic-pro/) - SoundSoap 5 (http://www.antarestech.com/product/soundsoap-5/): (For cleaning audio files) - ScreenFlow (https://www.telestream.net/screenflow/): (Screen-recording technology) - Ulysses (https://ulyssesapp.com/): (Beautiful, markdown editor for writing) - Blog (https://ulyssesapp.com/blog/2017/08/ulysses-switches-to-subscription/): Ulysses Premium announcement: - SetApp (https://setapp.com/): The netflix for app subscriptions What are your team communication tools? - HipChat by Atlassian (https://www.atlassian.com/software/hipchat) (Used alongside Jira and Confluence) - Slack (http://slack.com) (More for communities) - Zoom US (https://zoom.us): Video Conferencing Tool (We used this for the recording) - Shush (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/shush-microphone-manager/id496437906?mt=12): Mutes background noise (perfect for cafes + home offices) What app do you use for handling emails? - Escape your Email (http://www.asianefficiency.com/announcements/escape-your-email/) (Asian Efficiency) - MailMate (https://freron.com/) (Mac): (integrates with most productivity apps) - 6.3 Hours inside of Email (https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/check-work-email-hours-survey_us_55ddd168e4b0a40aa3ace672) (Huffington Post source) - Dispatch (http://www.dispatchapp.net/) (iOS): (Email Manager) How do you plan? How do you plan for the week or month ahead? - 12 Week Year (https://12weekyear.com/) (For both personal/professional) - Calendar + to-do list app planning — around 12 Week Year Any of other notable apps you do like to mention that you use to get things done? - MindNode (mindnode.com) (For mind mapping, book notes, brainstorming) - Tapes (https://usetapes.com/) (Mac) (Records like CloudApp, screen recording demo) Do you use any analog/offline processes? - Baron Fig (https://www.baronfig.com/pages/confidant) Notebook Confidant - Morning Pages (https://medium.com/the-mission/3-pages-every-morning-why-i-started-a-daily-ritual-and-how-i-stuck-with-it-b19f7c659fd7) (For morning approach to journal) - Rhodia Notebook (https://rhodiapads.com/) (Quality of pages are good for sketching) Find Mike - @BobbleheadJoe — here (https://twitter.com/BobbleheadJoe) - Website — here (http://mikeschmitz.me/) - Asian Efficiency Blog — here (http://www.asianefficiency.com/) - The Productivity Show — here (www.asianefficiency.com/podcast/) Special Guest: Mike Schmitz.

Web forms are everywhere and chances are, you have one on your website as well. The question is: what makes a good web form? I'll get into that today. Plus, on occasion, I like to take a little time to highlight a useful tool that can help make your life a little easier. In a […] The post Episode 45: CloudApp, The Single Most Useful Tool for Sharing Files appeared first on Rightly & Co..

Si parla dei nuovi MacBook di Apple, dei nuovi piani di CloudApp, di come personalizzare la vostra SpringBoard, di come (non) compilare C sull'iPad, di Duet Display e di iOS 10.1 e macOS Siera 10.12.1

Chad Pytel and Laila Winner welcome Star Simpson to discuss PLIBMTTBHGATY (Programming Languages I’ve Been Meaning To Try But Haven’t Gotten Around To Yet), fostering community through meet-ups, and the finer points of taco delivery via drone. Upcase: 50% Off Your First Month For Giant Robots Listeners! Makani TacoCopter CloudApp PLIBMTTBHGATY Laila on Bike Shed Brain

Das Spotlight ist heute auf unserem Bordmechaniker, der eigentlich Video- und Screencastproduzent ist und endlich mal über seine Workflows sprechen darf. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. Patrick entspannt derzeit seine Handgelenke vom ständigen Steuerknüppel-Umklammern und versucht am Großglockner, bei unseren Österreichischen Freunden, ein Keyboard Maestro Marco zu installieren — der alte Cliffhanger! Wie sich rausstellt war das eine ziemlich schlechte Idee, denn nun tanzen Andreas und Sven auf dem Cockpit-Tisch. Wie turbulent so etwas werden kann merkt man schon daran, dass die beiden ernsthaft glauben im Cockpit gäbe es ein Tisch. Überbleibsel Backup und Backups Backup-Strategien scheinen beinahe so brisant zu sein wie Photo Management. Zumindest, wenn man das Feedback zu den jeweilgen Episoden anschaut. Viel Lob gab es, aber auch Kritik. Natürlich ist nur ein Backup auf dem NAS nicht aussreichend und natürlich können einzelne Backups korrupt sein, so dass sie sich nicht mehr zum Wiederherstellen nutzen lassen. Der erfahrene Pilot rät zur stichprobenartigen Inspektion. Genau deshalb haben wir ja auch von Backups (plural) und nicht von Backup (singular) gesprochen. Nicht nur grammatikalisch, sondern auch strategisch ein entscheidender Unterschied. Patrick hat eine klassische Bergpanorama-Postkarte mit Briefmarke und Stempel geschickt auf der er nochmals seine eigene Vertrauenshierachie für Backups als Schüttelreim zusammenfasst: Festplattenbackups (Archiv) NAS Backup (“Schnellzugriff Archiv”) Offsite und TimeMachine Das mit dem Dichten sollte er lassen, aber bei Backups weiß’a Bescheid, der Bur! 2015er Backblaze Harddisk Report Unter den Business Class Gästen des besten Deutschsprachigen Tech-Podcast befinden sich ja bekanntlich das Who-Is-Who der internationalen Firmenlenker. Etwas enttäuscht waren wir deshalb, dass Backblaze nicht wie geplant ihren druckfrischen jährlichen Report zur Verlässlichkeit von Backup-Festplatten pünktlich zur letzten Folge veröffentlich haben. Dafür ist der 2015er Report jetzt verfügbar. Die Erkenntnisse und Ergebnisse unterscheiden sich allerdings nur marginal von denen aus 2014. Sparse Bundles, Verschlüsselungen und Dropbox Hörer Marcus Stößel hat uns umfassendes Feedback und Fragen geliefert was Verschlüsselungen von Backups, der Dropbox mit Boxcryptor und den daraus resultierenden Folgen anbelangt (und noch einiges mehr). Da haben wir uns erstmal riesig gefreut um dann aber festgestellt, dass wir in der kürze der Zeit hier keine adäquaten Antworten geben können. Zwar referriert Andreas kurz über das Für, Wieder und Wie der Sparse Bundles, abschließend können wir das aber nur mit Hilfe der Wissenschaftsredaktion des Übercasts behandeln. Nicht aufgehoben, nur aufgeschoben. Überschallneuigkeiten KirbyDrop Schon wieder ein Kind, wenn auch ein indirektes, ehemaliger Übercast-Gäste: KirbyDrop schickt sich an mit Hilfe von Dropshare (#UC012) und Kirby (#UC025) eine echte, selbst-gehostete Alternative zu Diensten wie Droplr und CloudApp zu werden. Letztere scheinen monatlich teuerer und komplizierter zu werden. Mit ein paar KirbyDrop Features mehr, die bereits in der Planung sind, ist man bald sein eigner Wolken-Meister. Apple Watch als Haustürschlüssel Andreas ist seit dieser Sendung Zuhause ausgesperrt. Besucht ihn mal auf Stuttgart’s Straßen und schenkt ihm einen iTunes Gutschein oder zwei. Wie er dahin gekommen ist? Nein, kein Ende seiner Hausbesetzung, kein Mietrückstand und kein Eigenbedarf: Andreas hat schlichtweg immer noch keine Apple Watch und nachdem ganz Stuttgart auf Apple Watch gesteuerte Haustürschlösser umgestellt wurde, war es das eben für den Guten. Spaß beiseite, die NFC- und Bluetoothfähigkeiten der Apple Watch werden so einige Vorgänge in der Zukunft vereinfachen, z.B. das Öffnen der Haustür. Mit dem Smart Lock inkl. Apple Watch Unterstützung von August kann man das machen, muss man aber nicht. Pebble Time jetzt offiziell in Deutschland Wenn euch das Öffnen von Haustürschlössern und auch die Apple Watch nicht so wichtig sind, dann gibt es die ebenfalls gehypte Alternative ab sofort direkt in Deutschland käuflich erstehen: Die Pepple Time. Andreas’ Video und Screencasting Workflows Der Bord-Trolley mit sämtlichen Getränken steht in der Mitte des Cockpits (als Tischersatz) und auf Patrick’s verwaisten Platz haben Andreas und Sven einen riesigen Stoffhund gestellt: Andreas ist heute nämlich nicht nur Crew-Mitglied, sondern auch Gast. Doppelte Belastung, halbe Entlohnung – versteht sich! Auch wenn es kaum menschenmöglich erscheint, aber Andreas macht tatsächlich noch einen Vollzeit-Job neben dem Übercast: Mit zCasting3000 mischt er kräftig in der “Produkt-, Erklärvideo und Screencasting”-Branche mit. Da will Sven natürlich die berühmten Details wissen. Klare Prioritäten Podcaster, Video-Produzent, Barcamper, meditierender Vegetarier, … Andreas ist ohne Frage ein Tausendsassa. Da muss nicht nur Übersicht, sondern auch Prioritäten her. In seiner eignen Planung, die sich an den Flughöhen von GTD® (Getting Things Done) orientiert — endlich können die Himmelsstürmer mal im Flieger-Kauderwelsch fachsimplen — behält Andreas den Überblick und seine Ziele im Auge. Jedenfalls meistens. Video Editing Ohne Umschweife direkt zum Kern von Andreas’ Workflow. In Sachen Video Editing ist der Einstieg für den Interessierten gar nicht so schwierig: iMovie kommt mit jedem Mac und iOS Gerät frei Haus. Und schlecht ist es auch nicht, attestiert Andreas. Man kann damit recht gut die ersten Schritte machen. Danach gibt es dann im wesentlich nur die Wahl zwischen Apple’s Final Cut Pro X und Adobe’s umfassender Video Suite mit dem Ankerpunkt Premiere Pro. Dieser musste sich auch Andreas stellen und hat sich für Apple’s Paket entschieden. In Sachen Funktionen unterscheiden sich die beiden Programmpakete nur marginal, natürlich ist Konzept und Philosophie der Applikationen unterschiedlich, aber am weitesten geht die Schere beim kommerziellen Modell auseinander: Apple bietet Festpreis und Adobe macht es per Abo. Letzteres war ein entscheidender Punkt für Andreas, der sich nicht langfristig über ein Abonnement binden wollte. Screen Recording Auch hier gibt es Wettbewerb und somit eine Auswahl: ScreenFlow ist vielleicht ein bisschen so etwas wie der Platzhirsch, der aus Sicht von Andreas in den letzten Jahren aber etwas nachgelassen hat. Doch auch Camtasia hat sich gemausert und bietet heute durchaus Vergleichbares. Was Andreas super findet ist, dass man mit beiden im Grunde den kompletten Workflow, teilweise sogar über den Screencast hinaus, abbilden kann. Somit stellen beide Programme Mini-Alternativen zu den großen Video Editoren da. Zumindest für den kleinen Schnitt zwischendurch, meint Andreas. → Andreas’s Review von ScreenFlow 5 Claquette wiederum begeistert unseren Schnippler auch, bietet aber eben wirklich nur den reinen “Screen Recording”-Teil des Workflows ab, dies aber durchaus beeindruckend. Somit eine gute Komponente wenn man schon einen der großen Video-Editor-Brocken am Start hat. Motion Design Schicker Name, dreht sich aber im wesentlichen um Animationen, Effekte und so banale Dinge wie Texteinblendungen, die während der Post-Produktion dem bewegten Bild hinzugefügt werden. Auch hier kämpfen die Kolosse Apple und Adobe mit ihren jeweiligen Lösungen um den Platz im Dock des geneigten Videokünstlers: Motion 5 gegen After Effects. Aus bereits bekannten Gründen ist zCasting3000 hier auch mit der Apple Lösung Motion unterwegs. Die Integrationstiefe der jeweiligen Lösungspakete von Adobe und Apple machen eine Kombination von Programmen verschiedner Hersteller zwar nicht undenkbar, aber denkbar kompliziert. Story Telling Wie einfach alles wäre, wären da nicht immer diese “Kunden”. Natürlich können Entwickler, Produktmanager oder Prozessverantwortliche nicht genau sagen, was für ein Video sie gerne hätten. Es ist ja nunmal nicht ihr Job Videos zu erstellen. Andreas hat oft festgestellt, dass Kunden gerne Beispielvideos zeigen, was sehr hilfreich ist, meist aber entweder Inhalt oder Optik, selten aber beides illustriert. Der Prozess des Story Tellings (Ziele mit Kunden abstecken, Storyboard erstellen, Script schreiben, Unterschrift, erst dann die Produktion starten) ist für Andreas deshalb ein adäquates Mittel um in einem iterativen Prozess sich den Vorstellung des Kunden anzunähern. Um diese Annäherung visuell zu begleiten ist für Andreas Keynote die Waffe der Wahl. In der Tat hilft Keynote nicht nur beim Präsentieren sondern — Land auf, Land ab — eben auch beim Erstellen von Prototypen. Egal, ob nun von Videos oder Applikationen. Grossartiges Beispiel: Keynote does Material Design Continous Integration Der nächste Schritt um den gesamten Prozess der Video Produktion in engere und iterativere Abstimmung mit dem Kunden zu bringen nennt sich Continous Integration. Früher als reine Vision abgetan da limitierte Prozessorleistungfähigkeiten lange Renderingzeiten für Videos nach sich zogen, ist man mit modernen MacBook Pros heute schon ziemlich nah dran. Wie nahe haben Andreas und Team in einem ihrer letzten zCasting3000 Blog Posts erläutert. Workflow Speed Dating Jetzt wird es schnell, informativ und zum Teil auch lustig. Andreas stellt sich den investigativ-journalistischen Fragen von Sven, der damit schon so manches Großkaliber ins Schwanken gebracht hat. Wacker und wendig schlängelt sich Andreas durch den verbalen Hindernisparkour. Deine älteste, installierte App? Final Cut Studio TeXLive Soundtrack Pro Mouseposé SwitchResX Deine neuste, installierte App? Unglaublich, aber wahr: Während der Besitzt aller OmniGroup Applikationen bei Der Übercast eigentlich Pflicht ist fehlte Andreas bisher OmniOutliner Pro; Den hat er jetzt, auch wenn er den Umweg über die iOS App genommen hat Einmal die Menubar rauf und runter, bitte Keyboard Maestro Bittorrent Sync Pro Dropbox ExpanDrive 1Password Mini Dropshare iStat Menus SwitchResX Healthier Was ist die beste Stock App/bestes Mac OS X Feature? Andreas und die unkaputtbaren Klassiker Chess.app, dicht gefolgt von Game Center oder Grapher, der wohl außergewöhnlichsten Stock App Aber im Ernst, Preview ist natürlich eine unglaublich leistungsfähige Applikationen, fast ein Wunder, dass es sie umsonst dazu gibt und natürlich Andreas’ Beste Deine unproduktivste/unnützeste App? Als alter Minecraft “Künstler” (modernes Wort für Zocker) hat Andreas natürlich ein Lieblings Mod, nämlich Feed The Beast installiert Welche App fehlt (Dir) noch? In seinem originären Aufgabenbereich hätte Andreas gerne noch einen ordentlichen Motion Blur direkt in Apple’s Motion; Da auch der Produktmanager von Motion zur Hörerschaft des Übercasts gehört gehen wir davon aus, dass der Wunsch im nächsten Release erfüllt wird Als Mensch der in Mind Maps nicht nur denkt, sondern lebt ist Zettt mit den momentanen Lösungen im Bereich kollaboratives Mind Mapping nicht zufrieden, da gäbe es also noch Platz auf dem Markt Noch ein Gang hochgeschalten Markdown oder nicht? Selbstverständlich. Wer Markdown sagt muss auch Fountain sagen. TextEditor? Vim Task Manager? OmniFocus Launcher? LaunchBar Ablage? Textdateien. Paperless? Rechnungen werden eingescannt und direkt zum Steuerberater geschickt. Zettt’s Papieraufwand ist auf das geringste reduziert. Die Wunder des Zeitler’ischen Workflows und Setups sind demnächst übrigens auch auf The Sweet Setup zu bestaunen. Wir sagen Bescheid, versprochen. Sven’s Sweet Setup ist bereits vertreten während Patrick’s Setup noch auf dem alten Blog von Shawn rumdümpelt. Unsere Picks Andreas: PowerCube Sven: Ghostery Browser Plugin gegen (Ad-)Tracking Patrick: Kaiserschmarrn In Spenderlaune? Wir haben Flattr und PayPal am Start und würden uns freuen.

Vor 10 Jahren ist die erste Folge Der Übercast gestartet. Heute reden Sven, Patrick und Andreas über sich selbst, die Show und was hinter dem Vorhang passiert. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. WICHTIG! Wie immer gibt’s das Geschwafel auch mit Bild auf dem YouTube. Überbleibsel CloudApp Pro Lite ist leider zum heulen Bei StackSocial hatte Patrick vor ein paar Monaten einen Deal abgegriffen und somit für schlappe $39 sein CloudApp aufgebohrt. StackSocial Beschreibung der Lifetime Subscription Lebenslänglich glücklich und mit Pro Features versorgt ist er nun aber nicht mehr. Zwar hat er sein Logo reingehauen und noch auf das dunkle Theme umgeschwenkt, aber ändern kann er das nun nicht mehr… alles ist ausgegraut. Festzuhalten bleibt wie letztens schon besprochen, dass CloudApp nur noch 10 kostenlose Drops pro Monat macht. Der Konkurrent Droplr hat auch was neu gemacht… er bietet unendlich viele Drops in der kostenlosen Variante, aber die werden nach 7 Tagen gelöscht. Kurz, die Zeit der Selbstversorgung mit Dropshare ist angebrochen – eh eine super App und mehr darüber könnt ihr in unserer Episode mit dem Entwickler Timo Josten nachhören. Cloud Gallery Cloud Gallery – Photo Manager für Dropbox, Google Drive, Facebook und Flickr Als Überbleibsel zu unserem zweitem Flug bzw. noch präziser gesagt als Follow-Up zu Unbound lässt nun Andreas seinem Unmut freien Lauf. Die letzten ernsthafteren Updates für iOS und den Mac hat die App vor über 5 Monaten gesehen. Andreas stört nach wie vor, dass man nur einen Ordner mit Bildern angeben kann. Cloud Gallery ist da die Erlösung für ihn. Patrick gefällt’s nicht vom Look her und Sven ist bedient mit Carousel. Jawbone UP3 Downvoted by @simplicitybliss Wearables waren ja schon ab und an das Thema bei “Der Ü-Bar Karst”. Unter anderem wurden da auch voreilig Tipps und Empfehlungen ausgesprochen. Nachdem Sven also alleine beim warten auf seinen Jawbone UP3 schon einen Bart bekommen hat, gibt’s ein kräftiges Dislike nachdem das Teil angekommen ist. Jawbone UP3 Review: A Fitness Fiasco Jawbone Up3 review: a feature-packed disappointment Aber mal im Ernst… wer hat was anderes erwartet, denn wie anders soll man vor Frau und Kindern den sonst den Erwerb eine iEieruhr aus Cupertino rechtfertigen. “Ja Schatz, das Ding war kaputt. Ich hab’ mir dann mal was anderes bestellt”. Überschallneuigkeiten Glide – Die eigene iOS App aus dem Baukasten Das Prinzip ist denkbar einfach. Ein Dropboxordner voller Bilder, Video, Texte, allem anderen Trara und BOOM fertig ist eure App. Das ist Glide von Chris Harris (nicht zu verwechseln mit der gleichnamigen Messenger App). Der Spaß kostet ca. $500 pro Jahr bzw. $225, wenn man seine App über die Newsstand-ähnliche GlideApp anstatt dem App Store veröffentlicht. Kickstarter: Glide - Beautifully Simple, Professional App Creation Mehr GIF’s: Glide App Review Day One Sync Day One schiebt den eigenen Sync nach und verkündet noch mehr neue Features: Mehrere Journale Eine webbasierte Version von Day One Teilbare Kollabo Journale Unterstützung für mehrere Fotos Journaling per Email Ne’ API und IFTTT Unterstützung Die Features werden dann irgendwann demnächst auch alle eintrudeln (, denn momentan sind noch nicht alle verfügbar sind… also keine… bis auf den Sync an sich). Papers kann nun Diagramme Die iPad-only App Papers von FiftyThree hat nun neue Tricks auf dem Kasten… und seit dem vorletzten Update auch endlich Unterstützung für den nativen iOS sharing dialog. MacSparky Video Field Guide Photos Mehr vom David: http://macsparky.com/photos 2.5 Stunden Tutorial-Kram für alle Photos-App Umsteiger. Im Podcast wird auch geklärt wer, wann und wie umgestiegen ist. Features vom iPhone 6S Die Gerüchtemühle dreht ja heftig… ROSAGÜLDEN soll’s alls auch im 6S geben. Gääähn. Viel spannender ist da doch was Patrick’s Moskitodrohne herausgeflogen hat: Force Touch kommt nun doch schon früher als erwartet und mehr RAM wird es auch geben… … mehr hat man bei den unscharfen 480px großen Bildern nicht erkennen können. Aber anders wäre auch kein besonders triftiger Grund für ein Upgrade gegeben, oder? Sofern der Machtdrücker Knopf nicht ganz wilde Sachen machen kann wie zum Beispiel die Blumen gießen oder “Samples abfeuern” wartet Patrick brav seine 2 Jahre ab bis das Handfunkgerät upgedatet wird. … und wo wir schon bei Apple sind wird auch fleißig noch einmal über Wünsche und Bugs geschwatzt. PS: Sven’s iPhone 6 (ohne Plus) steht auch zum Verkauf. Der Käufer kann’s auch gerne signiert bekommen. 10 Jahre Nummer 1 Da wird ja nun schon 10 Jahre im Podcasting Game sind, wollen wir einen Metacast-Flug hinlegen. Selbstbeweihräucherung, Selbstamputationen, Selbstgespräche… alles ist dabei. Erfahrt wie es zum Übercast gekommen ist und wer eigentlich in der Bordküche den Kochlöffel schwingt. Dazu gibt es noch jede Menge “Behind the Scenes”. Die “Beste Folge” bisher ist für… … Patrick nicht wirklich feststellbar. Die Menge an tollen Gästen hat es ihm da nicht leicht gemacht, aber da er keinen bevorzugen will und außerdem Picks liebt, fällt seine Wahl auf: “#UC017 Mega Picks Show”. … Sven na-tür-lich “#UC011 Auf dem Präsentierteller”. Zum einen weil er sich gerne präsentiert und zum anderen weil ein weiteres Bienchen ins Poesiealbum unter dem Eintrag “Weltretten” kleben dürfte. Da die Corporate World seit #UC011 nur noch Präsentationen raushaut die Fechner-proof sind, hat er sich den kleinen gelb-schwarzen Summsemann auch verdient. … Andreas der IMMER zwei Sachen pickend darf/muss/kann Flug #UC027: Nostalgie und Velour und die #UC007 “App Launcher Bondage” mit den Jungs von Obdev. Klar, mit Nostalgie ist es bei dem jüngsten Crew-Mitglied natürlich nicht so lange her (und wer will nicht wieder als Grundschüler Ein Colt für alle Fälle gucken). Was die Wiener 007 Folge betrifft, schlägt da wieder der Süd-Patriotismus durch. Als südlichster Stern am Übercasthimmel kann es dem Andreas natürlich auch episodentechnisch gar nicht südlich genug sein. Zu allem Elend schiebt er auch noch eine dritte Beste Episode nach… Flug #UC009… Tower an Git: Bitte committen!. Die “Schlimmste Folge” bisher ist für… … Sven eindeutig irgendeine in den ersten, unrunden Episoden… zum Beispiel die #UC005 “Das legendäre WWDC Spezial”. Vielleicht auch so legendär in Svens Gedächtnis, da er da nicht soooo vorbereitet war. Die Redaktion petzt erbarmungslos, aber räumt auch ein, dass wirklich alle Folgen bis zur 30 5 noch ein wenig mit eckigen Rädern ausgestattet waren. Genau da stimmt auch Andreas ein… der mag die ersten nämlich auch nicht. Genau da stimmt auch Patrick ein… der mag die ersten nämlich auch nicht (und trotz Franziskas Bemühungen hat er auch zu Folge 16 nicht wirklich einen Draht gehabt… dafür liebäugelt er mit einem offenporigen Absorber für sein Mikrofon). Wo sollten reisewütige Neu-Übercast-Hörer-und-Hörerinnen “einsteigen”? Sven würde eine Folge mit Mehrwert empfehlen… oder auch bei Nostalgie und Velour. Patrick hat in jeder Hinsicht keine Ahnung, sagt aber das seine Empfehlung auf die Person ankommt die in fragt. Für Leute die nix mit Computern und Mac’s zu tun haben würde er evtl. zu “#UC004 Gesundheit am Arbeitsplatz” raten. Wie der Übercast entsteht sagt uns Bordtechniker Andreas. plaudert aus dem Navigationskästchen Unsere Picks Andreas: Workflow Patrick: Transmit iOS Sven: Ally In Spenderlaune? Wir haben Flattr und PayPal am Start und würden uns freuen.

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If you were to assemble a herd of top-notch researchers, and tell them "Find me someone who embodies public speaking, social media and podcasting," chances are fights would break out as several of them vied to be the first to get to Tod Maffin's door. One day he'll be speaking to large corporations about digital marketing; the next, to a hometown social media conference about podcasting. His "Taking Crazy Back" keynote takes an unflinching look at his own struggle with depression and addiction as a powerful way of bringing conversations about mental health into the full light of day. In this conversation, you'll hear Tod's insights on using social networks to get a sense of a room weeks before he sets foot in it; how meeting planners want more value from an engagement, and how you can offer it; why a projected backchannel is as bad a distraction as a troupe of dancing chimpanzees; and why digital dazzle can't top a good, compelling story.A few links that came up: Tod Maffin on Twitter Tod's company, engageQProfessional Speaking Tips, Tod's email newsletterApple's Keynote presentation app, CloudApp and Dropbox Photo by Jeremy Lim, used under a Creative Commons license

Episode 18 - Cloudapp, "Me on the Web", PopBooth, PixelateTool, Redbox Video Games, WD Normad

In this interview, Nick Paulson reveals how he started learning development on the Mac and what's needed to be a good application developer.

Gastheer Maarten Hendrikx, @maartenhendrikx op Twitter. Panel Stefaan Lesage, @stefaanlesage op Twitter, of via de Devia website. Marco Frissen, @marcofrissen op Twitter, of via zijn website. Jan Seurinck, @janseurinck op Twitter, of via zijn website. Gast Davy Buntinx, @DirtyJos op Twitter, of via zijn website. Onderwerpen Vorige week kondigde Twitter op zijn blog aan dat ze erin geslaagd zijn om het aantal SPAM-tweets te reduceren tot zo'n 1% van het totaal aantal tweets. (Twitter Reduces Spam to 1% of Tweets) De US Geological Survey gebruikt meldingen van aardbevingen op Twitter in combinatie met de standaard systemen zoals seismografen. De USGS gebruikt de tweets vooral om - in real time - een idee te krijgen wat mensen precies voelden of ervaarden tijdens een aardbeving. (Twitter 101 — Case Study: The United States Geological Survey) iPhone-geruchten (WSJ: Apple 'developing new iPhone,' plus another for Verizon (update: iPhone HD, front-facing camera?) de Apple iPad is sinds 3 april verkrijgbaar in de VS. (Apple iPad Review, iPad vs. a 5-Year-Old, Walt Mossberg Gushes Over The iPad, Calls It 'Beautiful', 'Striking', And A 'Pleasure') Tips Marco bijt de spits af met CloudApp, een file-storage app vergelijkbaar met Dropbox maar met meer mogelijkheden om foto's e.d. te delen. Jan haalt nog even een 'gouwe ouwe' aan en wil iedereen op Posterous krijgen, volgens hem de makkelijkste manier om een blog te beginnen. (http://janseurinck.posterous.com/, http://post.marcof.net/) Stefaan hoorde Bart Busschots en Allison Sheridan tijdens een aflevering van de Nosillacast praten over HDRTist en besloot het ook even uit te proberen. HDRTist is het meest eenvoudige HDR-programma voor de Mac en het is helemaal gratis! Davy ('de Jos') heeft het over Rainmeter, een erg mooi systeem om je Windows PC een ander jasje te geven. Tot slot heeft Maarten een iPhone-app waarmee je Polaroid-achtige foto's kan maken: ShakeItPhoto en als tweede tip een CRM-plugin voor Gmail: Rapportive. Deze plugin vervangt de reclame aan de rechterkant in je Gmail door allerhande informatie over de persoon met wie je emailt (Twitterprofiel, Facebookprofiel, beroep, ...) Feedback Het Tech45-team apprecieert alle feedback die ingestuurd wordt. Heb je dus opmerkingen, reacties of suggesties, dan zijn deze altijd welkom op reactie@tech45.eu. Ook audio-reacties in .mp3-formaat zijn altijd welkom! Items voor de volgende aflevering kunnen gemarkeerd worden in Delicious met de tag 'tech45-015'. Vergeet ook niet dat je 'live' kan komen meepraten in onze Ustream-chatroom op dinsdag 20 april vanaf 20u30. Deze aflevering van de podcast kan je downloaden via deze link, rechtstreeks beluisteren via de onderstaande player, of gewoon gratis abonneren via iTunes.