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What if the next generation of donors wants to give, but they want giving to feel tangible, convenient, and digital at the same time?As donor expectations continue to evolve, nonprofits have an opportunity to rethink how they engage younger supporters. While online fundraising has made monetary giving easier than ever, physical-item donations and in-kind giving can still be surprisingly difficult to organize, manage, and scale.On this episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia Campbell sits down with Logan Vaughan, co-founder and CEO of GiftDrive.org, to talk about the changing landscape of donor engagement and what nonprofits need to understand about the way Gen Z and younger millennials want to give.Logan shares the story behind GiftDrive, a platform designed specifically to help nonprofits create online wishlists and donation drives for physical goods. Since launching, GiftDrive has supported more than 55 nonprofit organizations and facilitated more than 5,500 item donations valued at over $60,000. Together, Julia and Logan explore why physical giving resonates with younger donors, where traditional tools like online wishlists fall short, and how technology can make in-kind giving more accessible and effective.In this episode, you'll learn: Why younger donors are increasingly drawn to giving physical items instead of cash How Gen Z and millennials are changing expectations around philanthropy and nonprofit engagement  Why tangible giving can feel more accessible and meaningful to younger supporters  What younger donors expect when it comes to convenience, transparency, and technology The challenges nonprofits face when managing physical-item donation drives  Why consumer tools like Amazon Wish Lists aren't always the best solution for nonprofit organizations  How purpose-built technology can make in-kind giving easier to manage and scale  The importance of CRM integrations, automated tax receipts, reporting, analytics, and customization  What Logan has learned by building GiftDrive alongside the nonprofits it serves How nonprofit leaders can prepare for the next generation of donors About Logan VaughanLogan Vaughan is a senior at the University of Vermont and the co-founder and CEO of GiftDrive.org, a platform that helps nonprofits create wishlists and donation drives to collect physical items from their communities.Since launching, GiftDrive has supported more than 55 nonprofit organizations across the country, facilitating more than 5,500 item donations valued at over $60,000. Logan is passionate about building the nonprofit technology and infrastructure of the future and believes organizations need tools designed around the ways modern donors want to give. Resources Mentioned

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If you're building a business where actual humans pay you to work with them, there's a part of it almost nobody is talking about — and it's the part that determines whether people buy from you, stay with you, and tell other people about you. And it's not your marketing – it's the experience.In this episode I'm joined by my friend Natalie Madrigal, founder of Perfect Your CX, who spent more than a decade in customer success and community across tech — including Meta and Google for Education — before building a business helping expert-led businesses turn the customers and community they already have into their biggest source of growth, revenue and referrals. (She's also on the panel at Passionate & Prosperous LIVE! this October, and I could not wait to have this conversation with her!)In this juicy episode Natalie and I cover a lot of ground! We get into why the experience someone has with you starts long before they ever pay you a dime, and what it means to deliver on the promise your brand is making. We talk about the trust recession — where it came from, what the boom of the last few years did to people's willingness to invest, and how much of that comes down to people buying things and then being completely abandoned. And one of the things we are both obsessed with is how the customer experience has been flattened into "systems and automations" in the online space, and why that's backwards — because this is actually one of the best places in your whole business to let your personality and your judgment show. We break down the difference between being salesy and making someone feel special (which is something I coach on constantly!) And we geek out on retention as a revenue strategy, which almost nobody in this industry talks about.In this episode you'll hear:Where the customer experience actually begins — and why it's much earlier than most people thinkWhy "customer experience" is not the same thing as systems and automations, and what gets lost when you treat them as interchangeableWhat the trust recession is, where it came from, and what it means for anyone selling human-centered work right nowThe difference between being pushy and making someone feel seen — and why following up is not the same as being salesyWhy retention might be the most overlooked revenue strategy in this entire industryWhat to actually automate, what to keep your own eyes on, and how to tell the differenceThe small, unglamorous things you can start doing right now, whether you have three clients or three thousandNatalie is a sponsor and will be at Passionate & Prosperous LIVE! for both days this October, as well as on the panel — The Human Edge: Building Your Personal Brand in the Age of AI. Every single attendee is getting access to the suite of apps she's built, plus a personalized onboarding session with her.And if you want the free gift she mentions on the show — find her on Instagram, send her a "hey," tell her you came from my world, and she'll let you pick one.Find Natalie:Instagram: @perfectyourcxLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalie-madrigal/Perfect Your CX: https://perfectyourcx.com/Passionate & Prosperous LIVE!: Your Genius Edge is happening October 16th & 17th in New York City. GET YOUR TICKET HERE!

What should we expect from philanthropy in a time of growing conversations about wealth inequality, tax justice, and economic fairness?In this episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia Campbell sits down with Hala Hanna, Executive Director of MIT Solve, to explore how the expectations surrounding philanthropy are changing, and what this means for donors, foundations, corporations, nonprofits, and social innovators.Today, philanthropy is increasingly being evaluated on more than how much money is given. Donors and institutions are facing greater expectations around impact, accountability, trust, and meaningful community outcomes. Julia and Hala unpack the growing public conversation around concentrated wealth and tax justice and how it is influencing the way philanthropy is viewed.They also explore the difference between philanthropy that generates visibility and philanthropy that creates lasting social infrastructure. Hala shares insights from her work supporting social innovators around the world and discusses why local credibility, community partnership, and collaboration across sectors are essential for creating sustainable change.In this episode, you'll learn:Why tax justice is becoming a central part of the conversation around philanthropyHow expectations of donors, foundations, and corporations are evolvingThe difference between visibility-driven and impact-driven philanthropyWhy trust, accountability, and measurable outcomes matter more than everHow companies are rethinking their philanthropic strategies amid growing scrutinyWhy local credibility and meaningful community partnerships are critical to lasting impactHow cross-sector collaboration can help address complex social challengesWhat the future of philanthropy could look like in an era of increasing public accountabilityAbout Hala HannaHala Hanna is the Executive Director of MIT Solve, where she works with social innovators and leaders around the world. Her work offers a unique perspective on how collaboration, innovation, and community-driven approaches can help create sustainable solutions to complex social challenges.In this conversation, Hala shares thoughtful insights on the changing expectations of philanthropy and why creating meaningful impact requires more than simply giving. She explores what it looks like to build trust, demonstrate accountability, and work alongside communities to create lasting change.Don't forget!If you enjoyed this episode of Nonprofit Nation, subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, and share this conversation with a nonprofit leader, fundraiser, or board member who is committed to building a stronger and more sustainable organization.Let's keep the conversation going!Take my free masterclass: 3 Must-Have Elements of Social Media Content that Converts

Get the Presentation Deck:https://appmasters.com/paywall-presentation/What makes a high-converting app paywall? After testing hundreds of paywalls, Steve P. Young breaks down the strategies that consistently drive more trial activations, subscriptions, and revenue.From hard vs. soft paywalls to pricing, free trials, CTAs, social proof, and onboarding, this video covers the practical paywall optimization tactics you can test in your own app. You'll see real examples and case studies showing how small changes to the paywall experience can lead to significant increases in trial activations and sales—including one test that generated a 52% increase in sales.Whether you're launching a new app or trying to increase revenue from an existing user base, these strategies can help you turn more downloads into paying customers.You'll learn:✅ Why your paywall should often appear during onboarding✅ When to use a hard vs. soft paywall✅ How to optimize paywalls for paid traffic✅ How to test weekly, monthly, and yearly offers✅ How to optimize the order of signup and paywall screens✅ Real-world paywall experiments and conversion resultsIf you're serious about app monetization, subscription growth, and increasing your app revenue, this is a great place to start.Join the App Founders Community:https://appfounders.co/Work with us to grow your apps faster & cheaper:https://www.appmasters.com/You can also watch this video here: https://youtu.be/vZXn_BSi5AE*********************************************SPONSORSThe app growth playbook is changing fast.AppsFlyer's State of eCommerce App Marketing Report 2026 breaks down the latest trends, benchmarks, fraud insights, and market-by-market data every app marketer should know before planning Q4.Download it free from the link below: https://bit.ly/4uvoHGM*********************************************Tired of handing 30% of every in-game sale to iOS and Android billing systems? Appcharge is the DTC monetization platform trusted by King, Huuuge, Tripledot, and SciPlay – giving studios a direct line to their players, and up to 95% of every transaction. Web stores, payment links, and a full Merchant of Record service covering taxes, compliance, and global payments – all in one platform. Learn more:https://www.appcharge.com/*********************************************Follow us:YouTube: ⁠AppMasters.com/YouTube⁠Instagram: ⁠@App MastersTwitter: ⁠@App MastersTikTok: ⁠@stevepyoung⁠Facebook: ⁠App Masters⁠*********************************************

The Best Personal Trainer Client Acquisition Strategies for InstagramEpisode 441 | How Personal Trainers Get Your First 5 Clients on Instagram Without Going ViralYou have been told to post for 60 days, build know-like-and-trust, make a freebie, and then DM 20 to 50 strangers a day until someone books a call. That model builds you a second job, not a business. In this episode I break down the three client acquisition strategies my clients and I actually use to get paid every day, the Conversation Starter, the Low Ticket Lead System, and the Webinar Low Ticket Funnel. No spam DMs, no high-pressure sales calls, no pretending to be someone's best friend so they'll ask about your program. You'll also get the customer-versus-client distinction that changes how you build your list, why free lead magnets stopped converting, and the exact ROAS targets to hit before you scale ad spend.What You'll Discover:The difference between a customer and a client, and why building an email list of buyers beats a list of freebie downloadersWhy no funnel will save a vague offer, and how to define the leveraged components of your premium programHow the Conversation Starter turns your content into inbound DMs from the 3% of your audience who are already ready to buyWhy 100 buyers will out-produce 800 free leads, and how low ticket offers convert at 8 to 10% versus roughly 2%How to build a low ticket front-end offer that offsets your ad spend from day oneThe webinar low ticket funnel to run if lower customer volume or ad spend makes you nervousThe 90-day focus rule and the front-end and back-end ROAS numbers to hit before scalingTimestamps00:00 — Three client acquisition strategies without pushy sales or spam DMs00:44 — Who I am and why I teach this02:19 — Customer vs. client: the distinction that changes your whole list strategy03:11 — Why I build an email list of low ticket buyers03:57 — The traditional model: 60 days of value, a freebie, and 50 DMs a day05:13 — Why that model breaks coaches (12 to 18 hour days, unpaid)06:55 — Before any funnel: your premium offer has to be dialed in07:51 — The trap of turning your in-person job into an online job08:36 — Defining the leveraged components of your offer11:38 — Real offer structure examples: onboarding, async check-ins, phased reviews12:41 — Specific problem, specific outcome, specific person14:27 — Strategy 1: The Conversation Starter14:42 — Why we've been indoctrinated to think selling harms people15:38 — Free is never free: time, energy, effort16:27 — When people pay, they pay attention17:15 — Six to 14 touch points and seven hours of consumption17:51 — The free dog food analogy18:19 — Energy exchange and emotional investment20:27 — The 3% of your audience who are already buyers21:55 — Conversion content that produces DMs22:15 — The four buyer questions you have to answer23:16 — Gating your old PDF and why speed to connection matters24:14 — Using a customized enrollment call as your Conversation Starter25:16 — Moving DMs to a call, and revenue in three to 14 days26:45 — Combining organic with $2 to $5 test ads27:08 — Strategy 2: The Low Ticket Lead System28:00 — The 10-minute workout example and the ascension point28:47 — How low ticket buyers offset your ad spend immediately30:03 — Front-end offer ideas: recipes, mobility, low back pain stretches31:36 — 800 leads for a VSL vs. 100 buyers for the same 10 clients31:57 — 2% conversion vs. 8 to 10% conversion32:22 — Why posting 5 to 10 times a day burns you out33:11 — 14,000 views vs. 148 views on identical posts33:36 — Strategy 3: The Webinar Low Ticket Funnel34:20 — Putting a low ticket offer on your webinar thank you page34:53 — How to set up your traffic campaign and what to optimize for35:30 — Pick two funnels and run them for 90 days35:41 — Front-end 1-2 ROAS, back-end 4-8 ROAS, unlimited ad budget36:02 — Tracking the metrics that actually matter37:43 — Join me live for Simple ScalingResources MentionedSimple Scaling (free live training) — How I turn $9 into consistent 50K months: https://ptprofitformula.com/simplescalingPT Profit Formula — https://ptprofitformula.comThe Offer Lab — the section of my client portal where coaches position their premium offer and build their Conversation StarterThe Implementation Hub — where the offer components, delivery structure, and metrics tracking liveTelegram — used for async client check-ins in a one-to-many way: https://telegram.orgReady for the Next Step?If you want the full system, offer positioning, the three funnels, and the metrics tracking that ties them together, the PT Profit Accelerator is where we build it with you. Start at ptprofitformula.com.Resources & Links MentionedWant more client leads on Instagram™?  Grab lifetime access to 90- Days Done for You that Converts: https://ptprofitformula.com/content

In this episode, I explain why simply adding a waitlist to your offer isn't enough to drive conversions. I share the biggest mistakes I see businesses make with waitlists, including leaving subscribers waiting for months without meaningful communication, collecting very little information about their intent, and giving them no compelling reason to join in the first place. While people who join a waitlist have already shown interest, I explain why it's important to treat them differently from your regular email list and nurture that interest before your doors open. I also walk through the strategies I use to build high-converting waitlists. I share how to make the first email count, create a nurture sequence that matches the length of the waiting period, ask thoughtful questions to better understand potential customers, and segment people based on whether they're the right fit for my offer. Finally, I explain why every waitlist should include a meaningful incentive—whether that's early access, an exclusive bonus, or a special offer—so people have a genuine reason to sign up instead of simply being told they'll "hear first." 3 Key Takeaways Treat My Waitlist Like a Warm Audience I don't see waitlist subscribers as ordinary email subscribers because they've already shown interest in my offer. That's why I make sure they receive dedicated communication, valuable content, and personalized nurturing instead of simply waiting until launch day. Use My Waitlist to Learn More About Potential Customers Rather than collecting only a name and email address, I ask questions that help me understand each person's needs, level of experience, and whether they're the right fit for my program. This allows me to segment my audience and provide more relevant recommendations before my offer even opens. Give People a Real Reason to Join the Waitlist I don't rely on the promise of "being first to know." Instead, I reward people for joining my waitlist with meaningful incentives such as exclusive bonuses, early access, or special offers that make signing up worthwhile and encourage stronger conversions when my doors open. LINKS TO RESOURCES MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODE Connect with Teresa on Website, (Grow, Launch, Sell), Sign up to Teresa's email list,  Instagram, LinkedIn, or Facebook, Subscribe to my Youtube

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What does it really take to grow a nonprofit without exhausting your team, overwhelming your board, or burning yourself out along the way?On this week's episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia Campbell sits down with nonprofit consultant, fundraising strategist, and leadership expert Sarah Andrews for a conversation about sustainable growth, strong leadership, and building the capacity nonprofits need to thrive.With more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit management and fundraising, Sarah has helped organizations navigate strategic growth, fundraising campaigns, organizational capacity building, major gifts, grants, sponsorships, and donor engagement. Together, Julia and Sarah explore what separates nonprofits that continue to grow from those that feel stuck, and why building the right foundation before pursuing bigger fundraising goals is so important. They also dig into some of the fundraising and leadership misconceptions that can hold organizations back, how to know when an organization is truly ready for a major campaign, and practical ways to help nonprofit boards become more confident ambassadors and fundraisers. And in a conversation that goes beyond traditional nonprofit strategy, Sarah shares how her work as a yoga instructor has shaped her approach to leadership, resilience, mindfulness, and balance, lessons that can be especially valuable for nonprofit professionals navigating today's pressures. About Sarah AndrewsSarah Andrews is a nonprofit consultant, fundraising strategist, and leadership expert with more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit management and fundraising. As the Founder & Lead Consultant, she works with organizations on strategic growth planning, organizational capacity building, annual and capital campaigns, engagement and stewardship programs, sponsorships and promotions, grant writing, and major giving programs. Sarah is passionate about those “aha moments” when things click and turn into action. A native of Manchester, New Hampshire, she enjoys strong coffee, 90s throwbacks, and spending time outdoors with her family and friends. She is a proud mom of two daughters and is married to her husband, Justin. Sarah is also a yoga instructor at Humble Warrior Power Yoga. Learn more about Sarah and her work at sarahjandrews.com. In this episode, we discuss:✔ What sustainable nonprofit growth really looks like ✔ Common leadership mistakes that can limit organizational impact ✔ How to build organizational capacity before pursuing major growth or fundraising initiatives ✔ Fundraising misconceptions that may be holding nonprofits back ✔ How to determine whether your organization is ready for a capital campaign ✔ Warning signs that it may be time to pause before launching a major campaign ✔ Strategies for engaging boards in fundraising and philanthropy ✔ How nonprofits can balance annual giving, major gifts, grants, events, and corporate partnerships ✔ Emerging fundraising trends and where nonprofit leaders should focus their attention ✔ What nonprofit leaders can learn from yoga about resilience, mindfulness, and balance ✔ Practical ways to pursue ambitious goals without burning out your team—or yourself Don't forget!If you enjoyed this episode of Nonprofit Nation, subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, and share this conversation with a nonprofit leader, fundraiser, or board member who could use a little inspiration around sustainable growth and leadership.Because growing your nonprofit shouldn't mean burning out the people who make the mission possible.Take my free masterclass: 3 Must-Have Elements of Social Media Content that Converts

Posting consistently but still not seeing results?In this episode of the Direct Selling Accelerator podcast, I continue to unpack why business builders need a completely different social media strategy than influencers..If your goal is to grow your business, build genuine relationships, and create lasting impact in the network marketing industry, this is for you. You'll learn: - What Facebook and Instagram are rewarding over vanity metrics- How to create content with a clear objective in mind- And the two questions you should ask before every post Forget chasing the algorithm. This episode is packed with practical tips and proven strategies to help you grow faster and create content that drives results. I'll be talking about:➡ [04:20] Why Viral Doesn't Mean Sales➡ [07:05] Less Content, Better Results➡ [09:36] Conversation Loops Explained➡ [12:05] Reverse Engineer Your Content➡ [15:30] The Marketing Strategy That Converts➡ [19:10] Why the Journey Sells➡ [23:15] Curiosity-Based Content➡ [26:05] Opinion & Value Posts➡ [29:05] Lead Magnets That Start Conversations➡ [33:35] It's About the One, Not the ManyResources: Download our FREE guide: 100 Engagement-Boosting Post Ideas to Spark More Conversations: https://go.auxano.global/100engagementposts Looking for more? Head to our earlier episode or check out my book:Show Up Anyway by Sam Hind: https://a.co/d/8rk0QthFree Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/socialmediafordirectsellerswithgregandsam/Are you ready to keep growing? Learn more about joining the Auxano Family: https://go.auxano.global/welcome  Connect with Direct Selling Accelerator:➡ Visit our website: https://www.auxano.global/➡ Subscribe to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DirectSellingAccelerator➡ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auxanomarketing/➡ Sam Hind's Instagram: https://instagram.com/samhinddigitalcoach➡ Follow us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/auxanomarketing ➡ Email us: community_manager@auxano.globalIf you have any podcast suggestions or things you'd like to learn about specifically, please send us an email at the address above. And if you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.Are you ready to join the Auxano Family to get live weekly training, support and the latest proven posting strategies to get leads and sales right now - find out more here: https://go.auxano.global/welcome

“Should new converts evangelize?” This question opens a discussion on the role of new believers in sharing their faith, addressing whether they can represent their parish right away. Other topics include the antiquity of Miriam’s song in Exodus, the timeline of the Torah’s final form during King David’s reign, and the interpretation of light patterns as signs from God. Join the Catholic Answers Live Club Newsletter Invite our apologists to speak at your parish! Visit Catholicanswersspeakers.com Questions Covered: 03:45 – I'm a new convert. Can new converts evangelize on behalf of a parish or are they required to wait till they're not as new to the faith? 12:41 – Is Miriam’s song of the sea in Exodus 15:21 more ancient than what Exodus claims? 35:03 – What evidence led you to conclude that the Torah, in its final form, was concluded in the time of the reign of King David? 48:09 – Can you take things like light refracting on a wall that looks like a religious symbol as a sign from God or can it just be dismissed as one’s imagination?

Storytelling is one of the most powerful ways nonprofits can connect with supporters, but too often, organizations struggle to tell stories that truly resonate.In this episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia Campbell sits down with Nicholas Bruneau, communications consultant and author of Engage With Impact: Five Steps to Transform Your Digital Communications for Social Impact. Drawing from his experience working with organizations such as the United Nations, the World Bank, the European Union, and nonprofits around the world, Nicholas shares practical strategies for creating authentic, ethical, and impactful stories that move people to care—and take action. Together, Julia and Nicholas explore why storytelling should be a year-round practice rather than a last-minute campaign tactic, how nonprofits can uncover compelling stories hiding in plain sight, and why focusing on people, progress, and purpose creates stronger connections than simply sharing information.Whether you're a communications professional, fundraiser, executive director, or marketer, this episode is packed with actionable ideas you can start implementing immediately to strengthen your organization's storytelling strategy. In this episode, you'll learn: Why storytelling is essential for building trust and inspiring action.  Common storytelling mistakes nonprofits make—and how to avoid them.  Where to find meaningful stories within your organization and community.  How to create a simple storytelling system instead of scrambling before every campaign.  Best practices for ethical storytelling that preserves dignity and centers the people behind the story.  The Challenge → Solution → Impact framework for crafting memorable narratives.  How to transform awareness into engagement, advocacy, and donations.  Storytelling formats that are performing well today, including short-form video and behind-the-scenes content.  Practical habits every nonprofit communicator can adopt to become a stronger storyteller. Resources MentionedEngage With Impact: Five Steps to Transform Your Digital Communications for Social Impact Storytelling Course: engagewithimpact.com/storytelling About Nicholas BruneauNicholas Bruneau is a communications consultant, trainer, and author of Engage With Impact: Five Steps to Transform Your Digital Communications for Social Impact. He helps nonprofits and mission-driven organizations strengthen their digital communications through ethical, audience-centered storytelling that inspires action.Throughout his career, Nicholas has partnered with organizations including the United Nations, the World Bank, the European Union, and numerous nonprofits and advocacy organizations around the world. His work focuses on helping organizations communicate their mission more effectively, build stronger relationships with supporters, and create lasting impact through strategic storytelling. Connect with Nicholas BruneauIf you enjoyed this conversation and want to learn more about Nicholas's work, you can connect with him and explore his storytelling resources below:

3 Offers Every Online Coach Needs in BusinessYou built the program. You put it online. Nobody bought it. And the first thing you reached for was the price. In this solo episode Beverley breaks down the million dollar offer stack, the three offers every online coach needs in order to generate consistent, predictable, sustainable revenue without trading more hours for money. She walks through the premium signature offer, the accessible $9 to $97 front-end offers (including the order bump and the one-time offer), and the conversation starters almost nobody builds. Then she lays out the seven components that make any offer irresistible at any price point, including the pricing power circle that will break your business under volume if you get it wrong. This is the follow-up to last week's episode on why every online coach needs a low-ticket lead system.What You'll Discover:Why "too expensive" is almost never the real reason your program isn't sellingHow to price and position your premium signature offer between $497 and $3,000Why the point of a $9 to $97 offer is a list of customers, not a paydayThe three pieces of the accessible tier: front-end offer, order bump, and one-time offerHow to build an order bump that enhances the offer instead of feeling like a bait and switchWhat a conversation starter is and why gating a freebie behind a real conversation raises consumptionThe seven components of an irresistible offer: promise, process, price, urgency, scarcity, risk reversal, and the context of youWhy price is determined by results, reputation, delivery conditions, and capacity — not your hourly rateTimestamps00:00 — Is there a better way to make money online without trading time?00:26 — Welcome, and who Beverley is01:56 — Simple Scaling workshop and what this episode covers03:11 — The mistake: one offer, then blame the price03:44 — Offer 1: your premium signature offer05:14 — How a broken offer stack created 120K in debt06:26 — Pricing the premium offer: $497 to $3,00007:36 — Offer 2: accessible offers, $9 to $9709:09 — Why low ticket is about building a list of customers09:40 — The 8 to 14 touchpoints and 7 hours of consumption research10:23 — Emotional investment and why freebies never get consumed11:38 — Inner urgency vs fake deadline urgency14:31 — The three accessible offers explained15:10 — Building an order bump that isn't a bait and switch16:05 — The one-time offer (OTO)17:08 — Offer 3: conversation starters19:13 — Beverley's five-minute customized profit plan20:00 — "But that's not scalable"22:01 — The seven components of an irresistible offer22:36 — Component 1: the promise26:48 — Component 2: the process30:24 — Component 3: the price32:02 — The pricing power circle: results, reputation, conditions, capacity36:52 — How value is actually determined38:26 — Do it yourself, done with you, done for you40:30 — Component 4: urgency41:01 — Component 5: scarcity42:18 — Component 6: risk reversal42:49 — Component 7: the context of you43:59 — Bringing the whole stack together44:17 — The implementation hub inside PT Profit Formula46:29 — Live demo: Ask Beverley Anything49:19 — AI doesn't replace you, it amplifies you50:19 — Where to go nextResources MentionedSimple Scaling live workshop — how Beverley turns $9 into 50K a month: https://ptprofitformula.com/simplescalingPT Profit Formula + the Implementation Hub — the offer lab and Ask Beverley Anything: https://ptprofitformula.comLoom — for recorded customized responses: https://www.loom.comZoom — for triage calls and recorded responses: https://zoom.usGoogle Docs — for delivering written customized plans: https://docs.google.comClaude Artifacts — for building conversation starter deliverables fast: https://claude.aiLast week's episode — why every online coach needs a low-ticket lead systemGoogle research on buyer touchpoints — 8 to 14 touchpoints and roughly 7 hours of consumption before a buying decisionBeverley's separate episode on pricing your products and servicesReferenced as scarcity examples: Labubu, NeeDoh, AppleNext StepIf you want the whole million dollar offer stack built with you rather than explained at you, the PT Profit Accelerator is where that work happens. Head to ptprofitformula.com to see what's open, or DM me the word FORMULA and I'll show you exactly what's inside the implementation hub.Resources & Links MentionedWant more client leads on Instagram™?  Grab lifetime access to 90- Days Done for You that Converts: https://ptprofitformula.com/content

There are questions everyone needs to answer: How did I get here? Why is there so much evil in the world? What does a just and fair society look like? For many, including some of the world's greatest intellectuals, this quest has led them from atheism to Jesus. On Equipped with Chris Brooks, Chris and author Nathan Guy will discuss the core beliefs of Christianity and explore the reasons these former atheists now believe the Gospel.   Featured resource:Article: "Some of Christianity's Biggest Skeptics are Becoming Vocal Converts"Website: Celebrating 100 Years of Moody Radio July thank you gift:Resolve Conflict and Find Peace and Hope with Adult Children by Kathy Koch Equipped with Chris Brooks is made possible through your support. To donate now, click here.

Preached at the FLOW CHURCH SERVICE  at the FLOW Studio,  26th JULY 2026

Preached at the FLOW CHURCH SERVICE  at the FLOW Studio,  26th JULY 2026

Noom's onboarding funnel runs 120 to 140 screens. Some 3-screen funnels convert above 10%. "The length does not matter. Bigger is not always better," as Jacob Rushfinn put it. Part 2 of the FunnelFox panel gets tactical on how web-to-app funnels actually get built.Part 2 of the FunnelFox webinar panel, with Rocketship HQ as partner. Shamanth Rao moderates Jacob Rushfinn (CEO, Botsi), Andrey Shakhtin (CEO, FunnelFox), Patrick Stuart-Constant (CEO, Sociaaal), Mike Gadd (VP Customer Success, Singular), and Elise Zareie (Head of Paid Social, Lingokids). If Part 1 was about the shift, Part 2 is about the mechanics.Elise Zareie on why longer funnels convert better in weight-loss and health but fail on kids apps, where a parent just wants to hand the phone over. Andrey Shakhtin on Noom's 120 to 140 screen funnel as the industry ceiling. Mike Gadd on why your MMP, your ad network, and Google Analytics will never agree, and why that is fine once you pick a source of truth. Jacob Rushfinn on cohort-quality guardrails: ROAS alone gets gamed, so you need activation rate, D1, D7, and trial-cancel rates on the same chart. Patrick Stuart-Constant on a Liquid Death-inspired ad that mocked confused users and ran profitably for months.Video Chapters:00:00 Recap of Part 100:45 Jacob: start with 10 to 15 screens, not 10002:00 Elise on why funnel length is vertical-specific04:00 Andrey on Noom's 120 to 140 screen funnel07:00 Platform hell: MMP, ad networks, and Google Analytics09:30 Mike on picking a source of truth, using SKAN as a check11:00 Andrey on optimizing for ROAS over conversion rate11:45 Down-funnel accountability for UA teams12:30 Jacob on cohort-quality guardrails (activation, D1, D7)14:20 Mike on tying campaign data to attribution and events15:30 Elise on creative-quality health checks17:00 Quick-fire: paywall and pricing wins18:30 Quick-fire: standout creative wins20:00 Closing advice from all 5 panelistsTopics covered:- Funnel length: when longer converts better, when it kills conversion- Platform hell: MMP as source of truth, SKAN as check- ROAS over conversion rate as the campaign KPI- Down-funnel accountability and cohort quality guardrails- Creative wins from social listening and negative comments- Paywall wins: intro offers, multi-page paywalls, paid trialsLearn more:- Original webinar recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYPDZlwLhNA- FunnelFox (webinar host): https://funnelfox.com- Rocketship HQ (partner): https://rocketshiphq.com- Jacob Rushfinn (Botsi): https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-rushfinn/- Andrey Shakhtin (FunnelFox): https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrey-shakhtin/- Patrick Stuart-Constant (Sociaaal): https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-stuart-constant/- Mike Gadd (Singular): https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-gadd-27a16427/- Elise Zareie (Lingokids): https://www.linkedin.com/in/elise-zareie/- Shamanth Rao (Rocketship HQ): https://www.linkedin.com/in/shamanthrao/

What if the future of fundraising isn't about finding the perfect answer—but about creating space to ask better questions?In this episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia Campbell sits down with longtime nonprofit leader and innovator Tim Sarrantonio, founder of the Generosity Spectrum, to explore a new approach to professional development, generosity, and community learning. Together, they discuss why nonprofits need more opportunities to practice difficult decisions, build trust, and learn collaboratively rather than simply consuming more information. Tim shares the inspiration behind the Generosity Spectrum and its flagship experience, the Generosity Roundtable an interactive, scenario-based learning environment where nonprofit professionals navigate real-world challenges through storytelling, role-play, and peer discussion. Instead of focusing on finding a single "right" answer, participants develop the judgment, empathy, and confidence needed to lead in an increasingly complex nonprofit landscape. Julia and Tim also explore how AI, social media, and rapid technological change are reshaping the nonprofit sector, why trust is becoming one of the organization's most valuable assets, and what joyful, community-centered learning can look like for today's nonprofit leaders. Whether you're a fundraiser, nonprofit marketer, executive director, or simply passionate about building stronger communities, this conversation offers a refreshing perspective on practicing generosity in uncertain times. In this episode, you'll learn: Why Tim founded the Generosity Spectrum and the challenges it aims to solve.  How the Generosity Roundtable uses storytelling, role-play, and collaborative learning to strengthen nonprofit leadership.  Why traditional professional development often falls short—and what can work better.  The connection between generosity, trust, and thriving communities.  Lessons nonprofits can borrow from industries like medicine and aviation, where professionals practice difficult decisions before facing them in real life.  How AI, social media, and emerging technology are changing the way nonprofits engage supporters.  Why creating safe spaces to experiment, reflect, and learn together is critical for the future of the sector.  What attendees can expect from the Generosity Roundtable at this year's Nonprofit Social Media Summit.About Tim SarrantonioTim Sarrantonio is the founder of Generosity Spectrum, an initiative dedicated to helping nonprofit professionals learn, connect, and grow through collaborative experiences. A longtime leader in the fundraising and nonprofit technology space, Tim has spent his career exploring the intersection of generosity, storytelling, and innovation.Through projects like the Generosity Roundtable, he is creating new ways for nonprofit practitioners to build judgment, empathy, and stronger relationships by practicing real-world scenarios in a collaborative environment. His work encourages nonprofit leaders to embrace curiosity, strengthen trust, and navigate an ever-evolving sector with confidence and community. Connect with TimLearn more about the Generosity Spectrum and explore the upcoming Generosity Roundtable experience:https://www.generosityspectrum.org/passwordTake my free masterclass: 3 Must-Have Elements of Social Media Content that Converts

The NDAA provision of Section 219 will further merge the United States with Israel. Many fear that this act will allow Israel to take over our military.What they don't realize is that U.S. and Israel already have a join effort in cooperation with each other and share Intelligence, weaponry, defense, and funding. This isn't anything new, it just enhances those efforts to deeper access. But how far does it take us into the Israel web?Some point out that Trump has converted to Judaism in 2017. Is this true?

Episode 439 — Why Every Online Coach Needs a Low-Ticket Lead System (Especially When Life Falls Apart)Beverley is back after weeks away in a full family crisis, and this is the warning episode she almost didn't record. While she was completely offline, unable to post, film, or sell, her business still generated revenue every single day. The reason? A low-ticket lead system running in the background. In this raw, honest episode she breaks down the #1 sales system every online coach needs, why the manual "post-and-DM" model collapses the moment life gets hard, and exactly how to build an offer stack that keeps paying you when you can't show up.What You'll Discover:Why a business that stops when you stop isn't a business, it's a fragile jobThe manual model coaches are sold (post 10x/day, DM 50, high-pressure calls) and why it breaks in a crisisWhat a low-ticket lead system actually is, and how to work backwards from your "safety revenue"How to build your premium offer without trapping yourself in endless 1:1sThe $7–$47 front-end offer that primes premium buyers (and why $27 is the sweet spot)How to crush the "low ticket needs volume" objection for goodHow to scale with self-funding ads and conversion content that sells without sellingTimestamps00:00 — If I was starting over from scratch01:18 — Why this episode was so hard to record02:18 — The warning: no low-ticket lead system = business at risk02:44 — You're one crisis away from starting over03:51 — Inside the family crisis (June–July 2026)05:27 — 1–3 hours a day, full survival mode07:12 — The system that generated revenue every day and saved my business08:37 — What fell through the cracks (and the grace I was given)14:12 — Why I built this system: let go of the wheel, still get paid14:36 — What most coaches are told to do, and why it fails15:42 — The client who got paid daily while caregiving for her dad16:46 — What a low-ticket lead system really is17:26 — Work backwards from your safety revenue18:22 — The goal determines the game (targets + performance metrics)19:11 — Building your million-dollar offer stack: the premium offer21:26 — The $7–$47 front-end offer that primes premium buyers23:12 — "But low ticket needs volume" , objection destroyed24:12 — The free-training graveyard (why price isn't the barrier)25:31 — Scale it: self-funding ads + unlimited ad budget26:05 — Conversion content: selling without selling26:33 — Connection in the age of AI: the compassionate authority28:11 — From crisis to coasting: the real lessons28:35 — Join me live in Simple ScalingResources & Links MentionedWant more client leads on Instagram™?  Grab lifetime access to 90- Days Done for You that Converts: https://ptprofitformula.com/content

This week, Dr. Grace Yum welcomes Parham Nabatian, Co-Founder of DocSites, to discuss how a dental practice's website has evolved from a simple online brochure into one of its most valuable patient acquisition tools. From converting website visitors into patients to leveraging AI to improve communication, Parham shares practical strategies to help practices grow more efficiently. Episode Highlights: Building a website that converts visitors into patients Using AI and FAQs to improve patient communication Creating trust through personalized website content Maximizing the software and tools already in your practice Simple ways to improve efficiency and support practice growth Ready to thrive as a dentist and a mom? Join a supportive community of like-minded professionals at Mommy Dentists in Business. Whether you're looking to grow your practice, find balance, or connect with others who understand your journey, MDIB is here to help. Visit mommydibs.com to learn more and become a part of this empowering network today!

Hosting my own live event was hands-down the most terrifying thing I've ever done in business. Six months before Fashion Marketing Live — the UK's first fashion marketing conference — I was kicking and screaming about the whole idea. Then it sold out in 24 hours. This episode is that talk, recorded live in the room. If your marketing feels like shouting into an empty room, this one's for you. I break down the formula I believe builds a fashion brand people are genuinely obsessed with: Leadership + Message + Community. No fluff — just the three things I will not shut up about, and why they matter more in 2026 than ever. In this episode: Why the word "leader" makes you squirm — and why a following is impossible without stepping into it The reason only 12% of women build a six-figure business, and how we start shifting that What Debenhams and Topshop teach us about losing a community (and how to avoid it) Why Nike arguably has more believers than a political party — and what that means for you Getting your message clear enough that other people sell you through word of mouth Meet "Brenda": the inner-critic voice talking you out of being bold Why trust beats perfection every time — the Victoria Beckham lesson I'm also joined by one of my absolute icons — reality-TV star, real-life superyacht captain and author of Be the Calm or Be the Storm, Captain Sandy Yawn — who recorded a message on leadership that genuinely made me well up. Also mentioned: Gemma Collins, Andrew & Pete, Daniel Priestley's Oversubscribed, Patagonia, Lucy & Yak, Gymshark, HunsNet, and the Business of Fashion's "companies are the new communities." Links & next steps: Join The Fashion Feed — free weekly newsletter & community: https://www.elizabethstiles.co.uk Fashion Marketing Live 2027 is on 15 March 2027 (last one sold out in a day) — join the waitlist: [INSERT FML 2027 WAITLIST LINK] Work with Elizabeth (Starter Course · Magnetic · The Scaling Project): https://www.elizabethstiles.co.uk/services Captain Sandy Yawn: https://www.captainsandyyawn.com · Book: Be the Calm or Be the Storm  

Nonprofits are doing incredible work, but if your messaging isn't clear, your impact can easily get lost.In this episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia sits down with Ian Stewart, Founder and CEO of Whole Brand Agency and a StoryBrand Certified Guide, to discuss why clear messaging is one of the most powerful fundraising tools nonprofits can have.Ian explains how confusing language can unintentionally create barriers for donors and supporters, making it harder for them to understand your mission and take action. Drawing from the StoryBrand framework, he shares practical strategies to simplify your messaging, position your donors as the heroes of your story, and create communications that inspire generosity without oversimplifying your mission.Whether you're planning your next fundraising campaign, refreshing your website, or simply trying to communicate your impact more effectively, this episode offers actionable advice to help your nonprofit connect with the right audience and increase donor engagement. In this episode, you'll learn: Why confusing messaging hurts donor engagement and fundraising.  The fundamentals of the StoryBrand framework for nonprofits.  How to simplify complex missions without losing authenticity.  Tips for creating fundraising campaigns with clear, compelling messaging.  How storytelling strengthens donor relationships.  Practical exercises to help clarify your nonprofit's message today.  Why positioning your donor as the hero leads to stronger engagement.  How to evaluate whether your current messaging is actually working. About Ian StewartIan Stewart is the Founder and CEO of Whole Brand Agency, a StoryBrand Certified Guide, and host of the Whole Brand Podcast. He helps organizations clarify their messaging, build trust, and create marketing that keeps their brands top of mind.Throughout his career, Ian has worked with organizations including the PGA Tour, the University of Colorado, and nonprofits such as America's Kids Belong, Colorado Youth Outdoors, and the Denver Institute of Work and Faith. His passion lies in helping mission-driven organizations communicate with clarity, build meaningful relationships, and grow with intention. Connect with Ian StewartWebsite: https://wholebrand.agency/StoryBrand for Nonprofits: https://wholebrand.agency/sbnonprofit/LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/ianstewart12Take my free masterclass: 3 Must-Have Elements of Social Media Content that Converts

Em Connors knows that building a successful business isn't about chasing every trend—it's about getting clear on who you are, what you stand for, and creating content that genuinely connects. As an Instagram strategist, Canva Verified Expert, and founder of The Creative Bodega, she's helped countless female entrepreneurs simplify their marketing, attract the right audience, and build businesses that create true freedom.In this inspiring conversation, Em joins Mike "C-Roc" to share the winding journey that shaped her entrepreneurial path. From surviving a painful divorce and rebuilding her life from the ground up to climbing the ranks of New York City's fashion industry, relocating to Baltimore with no job, navigating the challenges of marriage, motherhood, financial uncertainty, and the rise and fall of a CrossFit gym during the pandemic, Em opens up about the grit that carried her through every pivot. She also reveals how an unexpected introduction to Canva and social media led her to discover the work she was truly meant to do.Together, Mike "C-Roc" and Em dive into the importance of resilience, finding clarity before chasing success, embracing reinvention, and creating a business that aligns with your values instead of consuming your life. Whether you're an entrepreneur, content creator, or someone navigating a major life transition, this episode is packed with practical insights and powerful reminders that your biggest setbacks often become the foundation for your greatest opportunities.Website-https://www.thecreativebodega.com/ Social Media Links/Handles-https://www.instagram.com/the.creative.bodega/?hl=enhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-creative-bodega-content-marketing-and/id1797632954

In this episode, we are joined by a leading businesswoman and marketer Sarah Su who has worked with some of the world's biggest companies to exploring the unexpected journey that led her to Islam. Together, we discuss growing up in an atheist culture, the search for meaning beyond professional success, life as a Muslim in China, and how Islam challenged everything she thought she knew about purpose, identity, and healing. After achieving the career so many aspire to, she discovered that success alone couldn't answer life's deepest questions.What happens when, instead of searching for Islam, it feels like Islam finds you?JOIN OUR WEBSITE MEMBERSHIP! @ https://ansaripodcast.comThe Debt Clinic: https://www.mydebtclinic.com/ansariProvision Capital: https://www.provisioncapital.com00:00 Sarah's Convert Story05:07 Growing Up in an Atheist Culture09:12 Ad10:44 Why Choose Islam and not Chinese Religions?13:09 Entering a Masjid For the First Time19:11 Islam's Effect on Feminine Energy23:16 Does Islam Oppress Women?28:12 Life After Conversion30:24 Ad31:17 Islam in China Past Present and Future44:46 Finding Spiritual Healing in Islam51:12 Speed Round Questions55:54 Final Thoughts56:58 Outro#china #revertstory #convertstory #islam #muslimListen on All Audio Platforms: https://tr.ee/JeX-ILYSyjFollow The Ansari PodcastInstagram: https://instagram.com/ansaripodcastTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@theansaripodcastTwitter/X: https://twitter.com/ansaripodcast

Most gym teams role play just enough to feel busy, not better. This conversation lays out a simple way to turn Monday sales meetings into real practice that fixes weak spots and builds confident closers.Episode SummaryGym Marketing Made Simple is built for owners who want sales to feel repeatable, not random. This episode walks through how to stop “sink or swim” sales training and replace it with a clear, documented process plus weekly role play that actually resembles real consults.Jeff Burlingame breaks down how to structure a Monday sales meeting, what numbers to review, and how to turn that data into focused reps on the hardest parts of your no-sweat intros and trials. You'll hear how to use a three-person role play setup—with a designated disruptor—to sharpen objection handling, transitions, and closes. If the goal is better close rates without relying on a unicorn salesperson, this is the kind of simple, repeatable system Gym Marketing Made Simple is about.Key TakeawaysYou'll learn how to:Treat sales as a trainable skill instead of waiting for “natural” closers.Get your sales process out of your head and into a documented, shareable outline.Run a non-negotiable Monday sales meeting focused on selling, not random updates.Track leads, booked, showed, and closed so you know exactly where you're leaking revenue.Choose one specific weak link (rapport, goals, urgency, objections, close) per session.Use a three-person setup—client, salesperson, disruptor—for cleaner feedback and better reps.Call “timeouts” in the middle of a script, then instantly reset so responses become reflexive.Make role play tough with real objections, but not impossible or silly.Use role play as resistance training for sales, the same way you'd train a heavy lift.Take ownership as the gym owner to lead sales practice instead of blaming the team.Episode Chapters00:00 Why goofy role play kills real improvement00:23 Gym Marketing Made Simple and Lasso intro00:51 Jeff sets the focus on sales and role play01:40 Why sales is a learned skill, not talent02:15 Documenting the full sales process step by step03:30 Monday sales meetings and who must be there04:34 Reading the numbers: leads, booked, showed, closed05:20 Turning data into a weekly action plan06:10 Narrowing role play to one specific skill each week08:17 Setting up three-person role play and the disruptor09:40 How and when to call timeouts mid-conversation12:07 Making objections realistic but winnable13:10 Sales practice as reps, not one-off live attempts14:21 Final push to own and run your sales trainingMemorable Quotes“Nobody is a born salesperson. Everybody acquires that skill set through practice and experience.” [00:00:51]“It can't live rent free in your brain. It has to be in everybody's brain, and the only way to do that is to document it.” [approx. 00:02:00]“The hands-down best way to conduct role play is with three people… client, salesperson, and then the overseer.” [00:08:17]“You're an interrupter, a disruptor. Time out, say this instead, time in.” [approx. 00:08:17–00:11:00]“If you want your team to get better, you have to make the time for them to get better, and you have to put them through the ringer.” [approx. 00:13:40–00:14:10]About the PodcastGym Marketing Made Simple cuts through the noise around gym growth. Each episode focuses on practical marketing, sales, and leadership systems designed for boutique fitness gyms. The goal: clear messaging, better leads, and cleaner sales processes so owners can grow without guessing, chasing, or burning out their teams.Listen & Subscribe

Fundraising doesn't have to feel like a constant race.In this episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia Campbell sits down with Chad Barger, fundraising strategist, speaker, and founder of Productive Fundraising, to explore why slowing down may actually be the key to raising more money and building stronger donor relationships.Inspired by the principles of Slow Productivity, Chad introduces the concept of Slow Fundraising, a more intentional, sustainable approach that helps nonprofit organizations focus on what truly moves the needle instead of getting caught in an endless cycle of more campaigns, more events, and more asks.Together, Julia and Chad discuss how nonprofit leaders can reduce burnout, prioritize meaningful donor stewardship, and create fundraising cultures that value quality over quantity. They also explore how technology and AI can support fundraising efforts without replacing the human connection that donors value most.Whether you're a development professional, executive director, or nonprofit leader looking to create healthier fundraising practices, this conversation offers practical strategies for building a more sustainable path to long-term success. In This Episode, You'll Learn: Why doing more isn't always the best fundraising strategy.  What "Slow Fundraising" really means and why it matters.  How to identify the fundraising activities that have the greatest impact.  The connection between fundraiser burnout and organizational culture.  Why quality donor relationships outperform constant activity.  How nonprofit leaders can build healthier, more sustainable fundraising teams.  The role AI and technology should play in supporting—not replacing—human relationships.  Practical ways to simplify fundraising while improving long-term results. About Chad BargerChad Barger is the Chief Strategist and Owner of Productive Fundraising, where he helps nonprofit professionals fundraise more efficiently and effectively through practical, research-based strategies. An internationally recognized speaker and trainer, Chad specializes in helping small and mid-sized nonprofits improve fundraising performance while creating healthier, more sustainable development programs.He teaches fundraising at Messiah University and is one of only a select group of fundraising professionals worldwide to hold the prestigious Advanced Certified Fund Raising Executive (ACFRE) credential. Through coaching, consulting, and speaking, Chad equips nonprofit leaders with actionable strategies to strengthen donor relationships, improve productivity, and reduce burnout. Resources & Connect with Chad

In this episode of the Modern Direct Seller Podcast, we chat with media strategist and TV personality Beth Nydick about what it actually takes to get noticed in today's oversaturated online world. Beth draws on decades of experience behind the scenes at The Tonight Show, MTV Networks, and national talk shows to unpack the real difference between media and marketing, and why the brand you build matters more than any single product you sell. She shares how she coaches business owners to pitch themselves for podcasts, stages, and press, and the mindset shift that makes putting yourself out there feel a lot less scary.You can connect with Beth anywhere on social. On Instagram, DM her "Becky" for a special resource on pitching yourself for podcasts and stages. Looking for your own home base to grow your personal brand? Oh My Hi gives direct sellers a real website that's actually yours. Grab the free capture-and-convert home page when you get started.Time-Based Notes:1:12 – Rapid Fire Questions3:28 – Beth's Story7:32 – Building Your World on Social Media10:06 – The Difference Between Media and Marketing13:32 – Why People Buy Into You16:00 – Turning Yourself Into a Digital Personality17:33 – What Media Is Actually Worth Your Time20:06 – What You Need Before You Start Pitching23:38 – Why Not You?26:08 – Favorites & How to Connect with BethGet the full show notes at https://moderndirectseller.com/episode297

What happens when a software CEO stops thinking like a marketer and starts thinking like a thought leader? You get a content flywheel that ranks #1 on Google, ChatGPT, and Claude — without hiring an SEO firm. Ghazenfer Mansoor, Founder and CEO of Technology Rivers, didn't set out to become a thought leader. He set out to grow a business. But as referrals gave way to inbound and conference conversations evolved into podcast guesting, something became clear: the content he was putting into the world was doing real work — compounding quietly in the background. In this episode, Ghazenfer walks through how that evolution happened — from the first blog post written just before COVID, to a podcast, to a book (Beyond the Download) that almost started as an e-book. None of it was planned. All of it was genuine. Peter and Ghazenfer dig into what makes that kind of content work, and why it's so different from what a hired marketer typically produces. When an expert writes about what they actually know — mobile apps, HIPAA-compliant healthcare software, AI-powered workflows — the depth shows. Readers feel it. Search algorithms reward it. Clients trust it. They also tackle one of the most pressing questions for any modern thought leader: where does AI fit? Ghazenfer's answer is nuanced and practical. AI is a great editor and organizer, but only if the raw material — the knowledge, the perspective, the real experience — comes from you. Garbage in, garbage out. Grade in, grade out. Perhaps the most useful insight in this conversation is about patience. Thought leadership doesn't pay off the way a campaign does. There's no 30-day attribution window. It's a long game — a flywheel that takes time to spin up, and then becomes very hard to stop. If you're a practitioner, entrepreneur, or expert who's been wondering whether to invest in content, this episode gives you an honest look at the payoff, the process, and the pitfalls. Three Key Takeaways: • Genuine expertise outperforms outsourced content every time. When a practitioner writes from real experience — not a marketer writing for a brief — the depth is unmistakable. Audiences feel it, and so do search algorithms. Ghazenfer's content began ranking #1 on Google and major AI platforms without any deliberate SEO strategy. • Thought leadership has a compounding effect, not a campaign timeline. Unlike paid marketing with a defined attribution window, content-based thought leadership builds slowly and then accelerates. Ghazenfer cautions against expecting quick ROI — and points to the flywheel effect that kicks in only after consistent, sustained effort. • AI is an amplifier, not a ghostwriter. The data still has to come from you. Ghazenfer uses AI to organize, clean up, and optimize the content he produces — but the knowledge, perspective, and specific expertise must be his own. Using AI on generic inputs produces generic outputs that no one will remember. If this episode got you thinking about the relationship between content and credibility, there's a natural next listen. Both Ghazenfer Mansoor and Stephanie Chandler came to the book-writing process the same way — as entrepreneurs who needed a better way to demonstrate expertise, not as authors chasing a bestseller list. Where Ghazenfer built his book from blogs and an e-book that outgrew itself, Stephanie has spent years helping nonfiction authors do the same thing: turn hard-won expertise into a book that actually supports a business. Hear her break down the promotion strategies most entrepreneurs skip, the product ecosystem a book should anchor, and why social media probably isn't where your next reader is coming from. It's the tactical counterpart to everything Ghazenfer shared about playing the long game. Listen to Marketing and Product Roadmaps for Entrepreneurs with Stephanie Chandler!

After more than 15 years of coaching practice owners, I've seen the same misconception over and over… When schedules aren't full, most owners assume they need more leads. They start trying different marketing or chasing more referral sources.  But when we track the entire patient lifecycle, the real issue is often conversions… dare I say, "sales." Calls aren't converting, evaluations aren't creating enough buy-in, or patients are dropping off before completing care. This episode focuses on one of the most important parts of that process: knowing when to move a phone call forward and when to slow down, listen, and build trust. Before you listen, click the link here for this episode's free resource: Cash-Pay Phone Closing Scripts. They'll give you proven language for handling some of the key questions that often determine whether a prospective patient says yes. P.S. As you'll hear in the beginning of this episode, I'm hosting the "Cash-Pay Conversions Summit" in  Austin, Texas this October 2nd and 3rd... save the date and keep a close eye on your inbox if you're interested in the most heavily discounted early bird seats. We'll be making those available later this month. What You'll Learn in This Episode Why so many practice owners with "lead problems", actually have conversion problems Which types of phone calls provide the best training opportunities for your admin. What specific weakness cancellations and no-shows reveal and a tactic to improve it When to slow down instead of rushing a new patient conversation… and when it's okay to speed it up. How to structure your receptionist team as your practice grows USEFUL INFORMATION: Check out our course: Cash-Based Practice Freedom e-Course 2.0

Brands ignore the biggest part of Shopify marketing, which is building customer trust. Matviy Matviyenko is CoFounder of JoyT5, who have absolutely nailed trust building in their Shopify marketing plans. With an emphasise on outlining aftersales as part of the presales process, they know how to convert and keep a customer long term. In this episode, you'll learn: - How to build customer trust presale- How to nail the aftersales process- Shopify marketing done properly Timestamps0:00 - Why Trust Is the Most Important Thing You're Not Selling on Shopify1:46 - Shopify After Sale Matters More3:16 - The Lost Of First Shopify Customer6:48 - How JoyT5 Started on Shopify8:25 - What Losing Trust From a Supplier Taught Them About Building Their Shopify Business11:39 - How JoyT5⁠ Grew to 20+ Dealerships Using Shopify & YouTube18:52 - How to Market a High-Ticket Product Without Paid Ads on Shopify28:43 - Why Product Videos & UGC Are the Biggest Missed Opportunity33:21 - OutroWinning With Shopify is the Shopify podcast for store owners who want to grow revenue, increase conversions, and scale their ecommerce brand. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday.This Shopify Podcast is bought to you by Spec Digital, a PPC & SEO Agency based in the United Kingdom. Seguno: Shopify Email Marketing Listeners get a free customer analysis and strategy session with an email expert. https://www.seguno.com/winning-with-shopify-podcastYoast: Shopify SEO. Listeners get 15% off Shopify and Wordpress, with code WWS15 https://yoast.comInventory Planner: Shopify Inventory Management Listeners can join a free 7-Day inventory bootcamp https://info.brightpearl.com/winning-with-shopify-holiday-planning-bootcampTaxCloud: Shopify Sales Tax Management Listeners get free Migration onboarding, as a Winning With Shopify Listenerhttps://taxcloud.com/winning

People challenges are inevitable in every nonprofit, but too often, leaders find themselves navigating employee conflict, performance issues, and difficult conversations without the tools or training to do so effectively.In this episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia Campbell sits down with Bernadette Jones, CEO and Co-Founder of Visionova HR Consulting, to explore how nonprofit leaders can proactively address workplace issues before they become organizational crises.With more than 20 years of experience helping nonprofits and mission-driven organizations strengthen their workplace culture, Bernadette shares practical strategies for building healthy teams, fostering accountability, and creating a people-first culture that supports both employees and the organization's mission.Together, Julia and Bernadette discuss why culture and compliance go hand in hand, how to navigate challenging employee situations with confidence, and what nonprofit leaders can do, even without an internal HR department—to create a thriving workplace. In This Episode, You'll Learn: Why people management is one of the biggest leadership challenges nonprofit executives face.  How to use Bernadette's People Problem Triage™ Framework to identify and address employee issues before they escalate.  The hidden cost of avoiding difficult conversations or tolerating problematic behavior.  Why culture and compliance should work together—not separately—to build a healthier organization.  Essential HR practices every nonprofit should implement, even without a dedicated HR professional.  Practical ways to prevent burnout, improve employee retention, and create a people-centered workplace. About Bernadette JonesBernadette Jones is the CEO and Co-Founder of Visionova HR Consulting and a culture-first HR strategist, speaker, and SHRM-SCP certified leader with more than 20 years of experience helping nonprofits, small businesses, and mission-driven organizations navigate workplace culture, employee relations, compliance, and leadership communication.She specializes in helping organizations build stronger workplace cultures, confidently navigate employee challenges, and develop practical people-management strategies that support both organizational success and mission impact. Through her work, Bernadette empowers nonprofit leaders to address difficult conversations, improve team performance, and create workplaces where people can thrive. Resources & Connect with Bernadette

Being visible is essential in our businesses right now — and if you're in the online business, coaching, or speaking world, you already know that there is a LOT happening in this space around showing up, creating content, talking to camera, and making video. And I am genuinely here for all of it. Showing up matters. Building that muscle matters. But here's what I think is getting lost in the conversation: if you actually want your online presence to DO something for your business, you still need to know what to say. And it's not one perfect post or a template that's suddenly going to explode your business and bring in a flood of clients.In this episode I'm teaching my messaging strategy and breaking it down into the seven distinct styles and angles that need to be represented across the entirety of your content and body of work. I'm also getting into what messaging really is, how it connects to everything you create, and why everything you put out into the world — from a ten-second reel to a two-day live event — is content. All of it together is your body of work. And understanding that is what actually changes how you show up.I'm breaking down each of the seven messaging styles, what they do, who they reach, and why no single one of them is enough on its own — because different people in your audience need to hear different things at completely different moments, in completely different ways.In this episode you'll hear:Why visibility and showing up are essential AND why you still need to know what to say — and what that actually looks like in practiceWhat messaging really is and how it connects to absolutely everything you create in your businessWhy everything you put out into the world is content — and what your body of work is actually made ofThe seven messaging styles that need to be represented across your content over time — and what each one does for a different person in your audienceWhy different people need to hear the same thing in completely different ways — and why that's not repetition, it's strategyWhy there is no one perfect post, template, or platform that does the whole job — and what to focus on insteadIf you've been showing up and creating content and wondering why it's not quite doing what you want it to do, this episode is going to give you the full picture — and a completely new way to think about everything you say and create.

What if your nonprofit's next biggest advocates aren't celebrities, but the creators your audience already trusts every day?In this week's episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia sits down with Ashwath Narayanan, Founder and CEO of Social Currant, to explore how nonprofits can harness the power of creators and influencer partnerships to expand their reach, build authentic communities, and inspire meaningful action.As audiences increasingly turn to social media creators for news, education, and recommendations, nonprofits have an incredible opportunity to rethink how they communicate their mission. Ashwath shares why creator partnerships are about much more than marketing, they're about trust, storytelling, and building genuine connections that move people to care and act.Together, they discuss: Why creators are becoming one of the most trusted voices onlineThe biggest misconceptions nonprofits have about influencer marketingHow to find creators whose values align with your missionWhy authenticity matters more than polished, branded contentBest practices for creator briefs, partnerships, and compensationThe future of social media, algorithms, and nonprofit communicationsPractical first steps for organizations just beginning their creator marketing journeyAshwath also shares insights into emerging trends shaping the nonprofit sector, including how organizations can stay relevant in an increasingly fast-moving digital landscape while building lasting relationships with supporters through authentic storytelling.If your nonprofit has ever wondered whether creator partnerships are worth exploring, this conversation offers practical strategies and a fresh perspective on reaching new audiences where they already are.

Visit Crossmap.com — your trusted source for inspiration and life-changing stories from people of faith.Top headlines for Wednesday, July 1, 2026The Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling, its decision upholding bans on biological males in girls' sports, a revived religious discrimination case against Alaska Airlines, and a surprising faith story: a TikTok tarot star leaving nearly a million followers behind after embracing Christianity.0:11 Supreme Court rejects Trump order limiting birthright citizenship1:02 Supreme Court says states can ban males from girls' sports1:23 5 reactions to Supreme Court's ruling on boys in girls' sports1:50 'Supergirl' projected to lose $120 million at box office2:44 Alaska Airlines religious discrimination lawsuit revived by court4:24 America's booming megachurches draw 10M worshipers weekly5:17 Delaware agrees to stop enforcing law targeting pro-life pregnancy centers6:11 Tarot card reader deletes online content after finding JesusSubscribe to this PodcastApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsOvercastFollow Us on Social Media@ChristianPost on TwitterChristian Post on Facebook@ChristianPostIntl on InstagramSubscribe on YouTubeGet the Edifi AppDownload for iPhoneDownload for AndroidSubscribe to Our NewsletterSubscribe to the Freedom Post, delivered every Monday and ThursdayClick here to get the top headlines delivered to your inbox every morning!Links to the NewsSupreme Court rejects Trump order limiting birthright citizenship | PoliticsSupreme Court says states can ban males from girls' sports | Politics5 reactions to Supreme Court's ruling on boys in girls' sports | Politics'Supergirl' projected to lose $120 million at box office | EntertainmentAlaska Airlines religious discrimination lawsuit revived by court | BusinessAmerica's booming megachurches draw 10M worshipers weekly | Church & MinistriesDelaware agrees to stop enforcing law targeting pro-life pregnancy centersTarot card reader deletes online content after finding Jesus | Living 

A session for leaders of house Churches, Church planters etc

A session for leaders of house Churches, Church planters etc

National made its first major election year policy announcement this week. If elected, it would make KiwiSaver compulsory, including for those over 65 still working, automatically enroll babies and provide government contributions to those on parental leave. The suite of changes would cost more than a billion dollars over four years. New Zealand First said National had copied its own policy, and others are asking what the changes might mean for Superannuation.Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

CheckoutThe God Centered Concept Academy Training Community to learn what growth in Christ ishttps://api.tuvu.com/redirectGroup/6a2ac0e2c9f728027338244cCheck out this link to view Kingdom Cross Roads on TV.https://jesussaid.tv/?affiliate=tswright_gccTo get a copy of our new book "Embracing the Truth" or to have TS Wright speak at your event or conference or if you simply want spiritual or life coaching or just a consultation visit:www.tswrightspeaks.comVisit our website to learn more about The God Centered Concept. The God Centered Concept is designed to bring real discipleship and spreading the Gospel to help spark the Great Harvest, a revival in this generation.www.godcenteredconcept.comKingdom Cross Roads Podcast is a part of The God Centered Concept.In this episode of Kingdom Crossroads, T.S. Wright welcomes back author and speaker Lori Wildenberg to discuss her book Grandparents Make Grandpartners and the powerful role grandparents can play in discipling their grandchildren.Lori explains that discipleship does not have to feel intimidating. At its core, discipleship means training, guiding, and helping the next generation know Jesus. She encourages grandparents to begin with prayer, asking the Lord for wisdom, words, timing, and opportunities to speak into the lives of their grandchildren. She also emphasizes the importance of being grounded in Scripture so that faith conversations can happen naturally and biblically.Key Topics CoveredWhy grandparents are uniquely positioned to disciple their grandchildrenHow prayer creates the foundation for spiritual influenceWhy grandparents do not need to have every answer before beginningThe importance of learning Scripture together with grandchildrenPrayer prompts for grandchildren's faith, character, friendships, purpose, courage, discernment, and protectionOrganic discipleship through everyday conversationsStructured discipleship through traditions, prayer, Scripture, and intentional activitiesTeaching children that they are created in the image of GodHelping grandchildren see God as Creator through creation and daily lifeThe difference between evangelism and discipleshipWhy discipleship has lasting generational impactFeatured GuestLori WildenbergAuthor of Grandparents Make GrandpartnersWebsite: LoriWildenberg.comScripture References MentionedJohn 6:291 Peter 2:1–3Exodus 20:12Proverbs 13:20Ephesians 2:10Galatians 5:22–23John 10:27Philippians 1:9–101 Corinthians 16:132 Thessalonians 3:3Colossians 3:23–242 Corinthians 8:21Ephesians 1Memorable Quotes / Takeaways“Disciple basically means to train.”“You can both be disciples. You can learn together with your grandkids.”“The organic conversations when we disciple our grandkids and our kids are probably the most impactful.”“Converts will eventually run; disciples will die for it.”“Everyone is worthy of respect because they are created in God's image.”Closing Call to ActionVisit LoriWildenberg.com to learn more about Lori and her book Grandparents Make Grandpartners.

Most real estate investors struggle with cold calling scripts that actually convert leads into deals, but Brent Daniels breaks down the complete conversion process in this episode. Brent is a seasoned real estate investing coach who has trained thousands of investors across the country. He covers the four pillars of successful cold calling, tonality techniques, lead follow-up strategies, and how to handle objections during offer presentations. KEY TALKING POINTS: 0:00 - Intro 0:25 - The Four Pillars: Pre-Qualify 2:52 - Price, Terms, and You 5:26 - Lead Follow-Up & Booking Appointments 6:46 - Offer Presentation In-Person 7:49 - Going Through the Agreement 9:07 - Upfront Agreements & Objections 12:02 - The Cold Calling Script 13:18 - Tonality Is Everything 15:00 - Outro LINKS: Instagram: Brent Daniels https://www.instagram.com/realbrentdaniels/   Website: Talk To People https://www.talktopeople.com/   Instagram: David Lecko https://www.instagram.com/dlecko   Website: DealMachine https://www.dealmachine.com/pod   Instagram: Ryan Haywood https://www.instagram.com/heritage_home_investments   Website: Heritage Home Investments https://www.heritagehomeinvestments.com/

What makes someone truly believe in your nonprofit's mission enough to give, advocate, and stay connected for the long haul?In this week's episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia sits down with Loree Lipstein, Founder and CEO of Thread Strategies, to unpack one of the most important — and often overlooked — fundraising tools nonprofits need: a compelling case for support.With more than two decades of experience in nonprofit fundraising and strategy, Loree shares practical insights on how organizations can move beyond generic messaging and clearly communicate their impact in ways that resonate with donors and supporters alike.Together, they discuss: ✨ What a strong case for support actually looks like ✨ Common messaging mistakes nonprofits make ✨ How to communicate transformation instead of just programs ✨ Fundraising trends nonprofit leaders should pay attention to ✨ Why authentic donor relationships still matter more than ever ✨ How smaller nonprofits can stand out in a crowded funding landscapeLoree also shares thoughtful encouragement for nonprofit leaders navigating donor fatigue, increased demand, and the pressure to constantly do more with less. This episode is packed with practical wisdom, reassurance, and actionable ideas for organizations looking to strengthen their fundraising and messaging strategy.

Join Michael Cowen, Joanna Booher, and guest Dr. Suzanne Thai for the WAKE UP CALL, a live webinar series powered by Awaken2SleepThis episode is a Q&A style webinar discussing how to cultivate an elite patient care experience that converts patients to treatment & gets them to refer you to others!You'll learn to:- Discover the exact blueprints to transition your practice from standard clinical care to an elite, high-touch experience from the moment a patient calls to the final device delivery- Master behavioral communication techniques disarm patient anxiety, build instant trust, and get patients eagerly saying "yes" to OAT- Train and empower your team to handle everything from screening to medical billing with absolute precision- Turn satisfied sleep patients into your highest-converting marketing assetListen now!

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DescriptionOpening night of the 2026 Tucson Bible Conference, Pastor Harold Warner preaches from 2 Corinthians 3 on the power and glory of the New Covenant.Many Christians spend their lives trapped between legalism and cheap grace. One side says “try harder.” The other says “it doesn't matter.” Neither produces genuine transformation.Pastor Warner reveals Paul's answer: true change happens when believers behold the glory of Jesus Christ. The Christian life is not sustained by rules, guilt, programs, personalities, or emotional experiences. It is sustained by continually fixing our eyes on Christ.This message is a powerful call to remove every veil, abandon spiritual pretense, and rediscover the unfading glory found only in Jesus.Chapters[Offering]00:00 The Importance of Generosity in Giving04:08 Unlocking Inaccessible Wealth07:09 Miracles Triggered by Faithful Giving10:10 The Challenge of Obedience in Giving13:14 The Aftermath of Generosity[Sermon]16:05 The Credentials of Ministry16:33 The New Covenant and Its Glory24:43 The Quality of the Gospel Preached31:27 Legalism vs. Libertinism40:30 Fading Glory vs. Lasting Glory43:22 Capturing the Heart for True Surrender46:38 The Transformative Power of Beholding Glory55:26 The Role of Worship in Transformation58:10 Unveiling the Heart for True Transformation01:05:27 Authenticity in the Christian Life01:13:57 The Call to Behold and Respond to JesusShow NotesALL PROCEEDS GO TO WORLD EVANGELISMLocate a CFM Church near you: https://cfmmap.orgWe need five-star reviews! Tell the world what you think about this podcast at:• Apple Podcasts: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://apple.co/3vy1s5b• Podchaser: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/taking-the-land-cfm-sermon-pod-43369v

What if the reason most nonprofit strategic plans fail isn't the strategy itself, but the process behind it?In this week's episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia sits down with nonprofit consultant, educator, and author Renee Rubin Ross to explore what it truly means to create an inclusive strategic planning process. Drawing from her new book, Inclusive Strategic Planning for Nonprofits, Renee shares why traditional top-down planning often falls short and how organizations can create plans that people actually believe in, support, and implement.Together, they discuss: ✨ Why inclusive planning leads to stronger alignment and better outcomes ✨ The dangers of performative inclusion in nonprofit leadership ✨ How to authentically engage staff, boards, and stakeholders ✨ The difference between strategy that sits on a shelf vs. strategy that drives action ✨ Practical ways small nonprofits can embrace inclusive planning approachesWhether your organization is preparing for a new strategic plan or struggling to implement an existing one, this episode offers thoughtful guidance for building a process that energizes teams instead of exhausting them.

Special Guest: Dr. Danny Brassell Welcome to Podcast Profits Unleashed, the show that helps coaches, consultants and experts grow their business through the power of podcasting—both as a guest and a host. In this episode, Karen Roberts sits down with internationally renowned speaker, trainer, author of 21 books and co-founder of Well Crafted Story, Dr. Danny Brassell, to uncover why storytelling isn't just about entertaining an audience—it's one of the most powerful client attraction tools you'll ever master. If you've ever struggled to explain what you do, keep people engaged during presentations, or convert conversations into clients, this episode will completely change the way you think about communication. Danny shares his proven storytelling framework, explains why clarity always converts better than cleverness, and reveals how the right story creates trust, authority and action.

In this episode I'm breaking down one of the most powerful shifts I've seen work for my clients lately—micro moment messaging. Instead of broad, generic content, I'm talking about getting SO specific about your ideal client's day-to-day thoughts and experiences that they feel like you have a camera in their house. I'm sharing real client results, two exercises to help you find your own micro moments, and why specificity isn't exclusionary—it attracts exactly the right people! → Wildly In Demand [Summer Sales Edition]: https://meganyelaney.com/wildly-in-demand → Main Character Energy Private Podcast: https://meganyelaney.com/main-character-energy   → Get the full show notes (with all the links) here:  https://meganyelaney.com/2026/06/15/micro-moment-messaging  

Chris talks to Melanie McDonagh about her new book, Converts: From Oscar Wilde to Muriel Spark, Why So Many Became Catholic in the 20th Century. Dr. McDonagh discusses some of the prominent (and less familiar) British artists, writers, and intellectuals who entered the Roman Catholic from the 1890s through the 1950s. What were the social […]

SUBSCRIBE to The FoundHer Files, our twice weekly Substack filled with actionable tips you can use starting today to build and grow your business. No fluff. No gatekeeping. Just what works. Host, Lindsay Pinchuk provides a tactical walkthrough on crafting a compelling three-paragraph founder story that effectively communicates your business, builds trust, and attracts the right audience. This episode offers a step-by-step framework, common mistakes to avoid, and practical tips for using your story across various platforms.Grab this week's Deep Dive on The FoundHer Files to read more about The Anatomy of a Story that Converts. Join us for this month's Forum Expert Workshop: Claude for FoundHers with Dara Astmann REGISTER HERESubscribe to The FoundHer Files Substack: http://foundherfiles.substack.comJoin our online networking community for women business owners over forty, The Dear FoundHer... Forum.Follow Dear FoundHer... on Instagram http://www.instagram.com/dearfoundher Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.