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My guest is Jason Croxton, known best by his YouTube and Instagram handle @JasonCFMedia, whose passion for discussing the happenings in the CrossFit is matched by his commitment to stay above the fray and take an almost old-school journalistic approach, presenting facts not hype and allowing listers and viewers to come to their own conclusions.   EPISODE NOTES https://boxjumper.ca/Ep49   EPISODE LINKS Instagram: https://instagram.com/JasonCFMedia YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JasonCFMedia

Amy currently serves as a Station Manager at North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.  Joining the fire service aged 19 with a 1 year old daughter she has grown alot as a person as she has developed on her career.Today we discuss aspects around:-authentic leadershipculturevalue of mentorsthe imposter syndromedeveloping emotional intelligence& the publics rection to female firefightersyou can connect with Amy HEREWe only feature the latest 200 episodes of the podcast on public platforms so to access our podcast LIBRARY with every episode ever made & also get access to every Debrief & Subject Matter expert document shard with us then join our PATREON crew and support the future of the podcast by clicking HERE A big thanks to our partners for supporting this episode.GORE-TEX Professional ClothingHAIX FootwearGRENADERIP INTOLyfe Linez -  Get Functional Hydration FUEL for FIREFIGHTERS, Clean no sugar  for daily hydration. 80% of people live dehydrated and  for firefighters this cost lives, worsens our long term health and reduces cognitive ability.Support the ongoing work of the podcast by clicking HEREPlease subscribe to the podcast on YoutubeEnter our monthly giveaways on the following platformsFacebookInstagramPlease support the podcast and its future by clicking HERE and joining our Patreon Crew

Tune in to John and Donald Tardy in this conversation as we dive into Obituary's distinctive journey, starting with the 1985 Metal Up Your Ass demo by Executioner. Delve into their enduring career, challenges with guitarist Allen West, and fond memories of the late Ralph Santolla. Explore their experimental project "Bullituary" and insights into their comeback album "Frozen in Time." OBITUARY BARELY ALIVE AUSTRALIAN TOUR with Psycroptic* and Black Lava 11/1: Altar, Hobart 12/1: The Croxton, Melbourne 13/1: Manning Bar, Sydney 16/1: The Triffid, Brisbane 18/1: Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide* 19/1: Magnet House, Perth* *no Psycroptic Tickets from https://www.oztix.com.au/ and https://www.moshtix.com.au/v2/

Welcome back, Badgers! If you have been following us for some time, you might be familiar with the name Jim Croxton. We released a short podcast with him back in January, which was recorded at BTME. Jim is the CEO of BIGGA - the British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association and is hugely passionate about the greenkeeping industry. In this episode, we dive deeper into the greenkeeping industry, its future prospects and all BIGGA do to support it. If you are a greenkeeper, this could be a particularly interesting episode for you. As always, thank you for listening. Sam @links_from_the_road

On a packed edition of the show, Josh and Dave detail their live experience of NJPW Tamashii at the House of Bangers, the Croxton, in Melbourne whilst exploring the broader philosophy in New Japan's current expansion efforts. Answering listener questions, the lads review NJPW Strong's Collison events, breakdown the great TV title and Despy v Ishii matches, discuss Aussie Open as ambassadors, David Finlay moving up the timeline, and Juice making everyone a little uncomfortable. Then the lads detail Tamashii in Melbourne, discussing their experience of Goto and Shingo live, the incredible main event between Eagles and Takagi, the rising stars of the brand and the potential directions they see the entire movement heading. Plus, a preview of Mercedes v Mayu at Stardom's Grand Queendom, that is informed by the potential of a Gulia matchup. You can find and follow us: On twitter twitter.com/weworkstiff On Instagram instagram.com/weworkstiff/ On Reddit reddit.com/r/WeWorkStiff/ On Youtube youtube.com/@weworkstiff Email us at weworkstiff@gmail.com Please Listen. Like. Subscribe. Rate. Share. Review. Follow. Watch New Japan Pro Wrestling. #njpw #prowrestling #wrestling #newjapan #njpwworld #njcollision #njpwtamashii #njpwstrong

Justin Croxton, an Inc 5000 entrepreneur, co-founder, digital enthusiast, father, and husband, is the Managing Partner of Propellant Media. He is dedicated to helping enterprises implement cutting-edge lead generation solutions, addressing the challenges of wasted advertising spend and the struggle to find digital agencies that deliver positive ROI. Propellant Media offers innovative, profit-driven marketing programs that drive engagement, search engine traffic, and revenue for brands and organizations. Their tailored solutions include lead generation, geofencing marketing, Pay Per Lead platforms, and other digital advertising services such as AdWords. In addition to his work at Propellant Media, Justin hosts a compelling podcast called "Blood, Sweat & Digital." This podcast features the gritty stories of executives and business owners who have successfully scaled their enterprises using data and digital strategies. If you think you'd make a great guest for the podcast, reach out to Justin to begin the vetting process.

Are you tired of spending advertising dollars on digital channels that's translating into wasted spend? Are you tired of working with digital agencies not knowing whether your engagement will bear the positive ROI you expect?   I know it can be challenging growing a company (trust me, I run our agency so I've experienced the same challenges). As managing partner of Propellant Media (www.propellant.media), I oversee and partner with our team in creating innovative and profit-driven marketing programs including lead generation and geofencing marketing that can drive engagement, search engine traffic, and most importantly revenues to our brands and organizations.   Be it our lead generation (Pay Per Lead) platform to our other digital advertising solutions (Adwords, geofencing marketing), we'll have a program that best fits your customer acquisition objectives. Visit us at www.propellant.media to learn more.   Lastly, we have a podcast called Blood, Sweat & Digital: The Gritty Stories of Executives & Business Owners Who Used Data and Digital to Scale Their Enterprises. If you believe you're a fit to come on our podcast as a guest, shoot me a message and we'll start the vetting process.   Website: https://www.propellant.media LinkedIn: @Justin Croxton Twitter: @JQCroxton   1:04 What is geofencing?   2:59 "No, that is not how you should be looking at geofencing." -Justin Croxton   4:40 Brian's possible use-case: how it works and how it wouldn't.   5:42 "It does really really well for real estate developers." -Justin Croxton   6:54 Geofencing use cases with business-to-business conferences.   8:47 "Teams can get the campaigns live in a week-and-ahalf to two weeks tops." - Justin Croxton   11:06 In-depth methods to maximize exposure with geofencing.

Resident music nerd Ben looks back at the good and bad of Laneway '23, gets overwhelmed by endless festival announcements, proclaims Lana Del Rey a marketing genius, wonders what cats ever did to Pheobe Bridgers, and sings the praises of Turnstile, White Reaper, Billy Nomates, Fucked Up and Young Fathers.     Music Rant Repeat Radio: https://www.mixcloud.com/musicrantrepeat/   Music Credits: Depression Club by Trophy Jump https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/   Warming Up by Matthew Zalesky https://archive.org/details/DWK336/Matthew_Zalesky_-_02_-_Warming_Up.mp3 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/   Hate Limit by JCBL https://freemusicarchive.org/music/jcbl/tales-from-underground-vol4/hate-limit/ vhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/   My Spaceship by Georgia Ray https://open.spotify.com/album/4mutbOgL9y854OsMMuRZXM https://georgiaray.bandcamp.com/music

In this episode of Chasing the Insights, I talk to digital marketing guru Justin Croxton. Justin talks to us about geofencing marketing. Justin Croxton, CEO of Propellant Media (Omni Channel Media Technology Company), is an accomplished Senior Executive, Entrepreneur, and Advisor with over 17 years of success in the marketing and advertising, real estate, and retail industries. Digital marketing, business development, customer acquisition, SEO, SEM, go-to-market strategy, and growth are just a few of his many domains of expertise. As the managing partner of Propellant Media, Justin is in charge of leading his team in developing creative and financially motivated digital marketing initiatives, such as lead generation and geofencing marketing, that can increase engagement, search engine traffic, and, most importantly, revenues for our brands and organizations

Justin Croxton, CEO of Propellant Media (Omni Channel Media Technology Company), is an accomplished Senior Executive, Entrepreneur, and Advisor with over 17 years of success in the marketing and advertising, real estate, and retail industries. Digital marketing, business development, customer acquisition, SEO, SEM, go-to-market strategy, and growth are just a few of his many domains of expertise.   As the managing partner of Propellant Media, Justin is in charge of leading his team in developing creative and financially motivated digital marketing initiatives, such as lead generation and geofencing marketing, that can increase engagement, search engine traffic, and, most importantly, revenues for our brands and organizations.   Social Media Links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justincroxton/ https://www.instagram.com/propellantmedia https://www.facebook.com/propellantmedia/

In the first of two episodes this week Redd probes Josh and Dave on their NJPW Tamashii experience in Melbourne this past weekend. The lads cover the entire experience, from getting there, to the venue, the matches and the directions and overall philosophy of the brand coming out of it. Plus, in a spoilerific chat, the lads dive deep into their early contender for match of the year, breaking down an instant classic between Robbie Eagles and Kyle Fletcher; doing their best to translate the emotion and atmosphere of the Croxton across an audio medium to set the stage for when this match airs on NJPW World. As always, follow us on twitter @weworkstiff or on Reddit /r/WeWorkStiff/ Listen. Like. Rate. Share. Review. Watch New Japan Pro Wrestling.

Justin Croxton talks about the POWER of Geofencing Marketing! He is the CEO & Managing Partner of Propellant Media which has been ranked #143 on the Inc. 5000 for America's Fastest Growing Private Companies! He is helping brands & agencies increase revenue with this! Don't MISS this show! It's a game changer!  - https://youtu.be/fOvs8avtsok Key Discussion Points: - Geofencing Marketing - Find ways of bringing value to customers before the become customers - White Labeling service - How to leverage Geofencing Marketing to increase revenue - The top verticals for Geofencing Marketing - Benefits of being a Full Service Digital Agency - Which Social Media Platforms you should be utilizing  - Case Studies that will WOW you - The Propellant Media Academy - The need to take time for yourself - - Want to learn how to Podcast?  Check out my course How To Start, Launch, & Run Your Podcast in 30 days HERE! Other Resources to help you HERE! Help Support The Show - Buy Me A Coffee - Thank you in advance! -  - Quick shoutout to our sponsors for this show: Tigatu - A Lifestyle Clothing Company (use code "TopRatedMMA" for 10% off) INTERESTED IN BEING A SPONSOR OF OUR SHOW? DM ME FOR MORE INFO. - Be sure to FOLLOW Justin Croxton - Instagram LinkedIn Be sure to FOLLOW Propellant Media - Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Website - Thanks for watching! Check out another playlist on my channel: The Erik Allen Show Podcasts Featuring Erik Allen Voice Over Work  Product Reviews Fun   - FREE Resources to help you

If you are utilizing ads to market your business or service, have you thought about the fact that you could be wasting time and money if your ads are being viewed by people that are not your ideal audience and customer? With Geofencing technology, you can serve ads to people based on their location and places they visit, which might tell you about their intentions to buy. This is a cost-effective way to target people that are most likely to need your product or services so that you are not wasting advertising dollars on people that you don't want to target. Today's guest is here to tell us all about this fascinating and incredibly useful marketing technology.Justin Croxton is the CEO of Propellant Media, a geofencing marketing and omnichannel paid media agency with offices in Atlanta and Charlotte. Leading with geofencing marketing allows agencies and brands to build comprehensive digital marketing full funnel strategies translating into leads, sales, branding, and engagement.In this episode, Justin shares his journey to entrepreneurship and having the privilege of seeing his dad own his own business and the freedom that allowed. Getting into the business space, Justin realized that people do business with people, so it's important to always lead with value and stand out from the crowd. This thinking got Justin to where he is today in helping business owners save money by directly targeting their audiences. Tune in for more!Key highlights:Why Justin chose to work on Geofencing advertisingHow can we be different and stand out from the competition?What is Geofencing marketing?Why is Geofencing great?Why is it called Geofencing?Can you Geofence an event?Are there certain platforms that are better to use?Do certain ads do better than others?Marketing mistakes Justin commonly sees madeConnect with Justin Croxton:Website: propellant.mediaLinkedIn: Justin CroxtonConnect with Eric:Be sure to connect with me in the Lead Sell Grow - The Human Experience Mastermind Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/leadsellgrow/Pick up your copy of B2B Sales Secrets HereLearn more about our services: www.TheGoalGuide.comImprove your sales and stay connected – Free Gifts Here https://shor.by/TheGoalGuide

Welcome back Badgers, Bledge and I have just got back from an excellent week in Harrogate for BTME 2023. We managed to record a few episodes which we'll release over the coming weeks, but thought we'd share with a brief overview of BTME with Jim Croxton. Jim is CEO of BIGGA - the British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association. BTME is the BIGGA Turf Management Exhibition, held each year in Harrogate. As I found out over the week, it's far more than just the exhibition itself. Jim's team arrange hours of structured educational seminars and conferences, and thousands of like minds descend on Harrogate to nerd out over the golf industry. As my first time there, I thought it was absolutely wonderful. Looking forward to returning year on year. Thank you to Jim and the whole BIGGA team for looking after us. We hope you enjoy this little chat recorded on the Monday of the event. BIGGA website: https://www.bigga.org.uk BTME website: https://www.btme.org.uk/

Propellant Media is a digital advertising and geofencing marketing firm, and Justin Croxton serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the business. He has worked in marketing for over ten years and has a profound grasp of digital marketing methods. Repellent media began as an agency with one employee six years ago and has since developed into a firm with eight figures in annual revenue. Following this, he became aware of the need for programmatic display and geofencing and began providing these services to an increasing number of customers. If you are a car dealership and you want to target customers who are currently in the market wanting to purchase a vehicle, geofencing is the ideal method to achieve so. The use of geofencing is to generate engagement and awareness as a solution to the problem that it solves, which is targeting someone based on their physical location, and the places that they go.Geofencing needs to be part of your marketing plan, it can be its own penicillin from a marketing perspective. Pushing people from multiple different places to be retargeted, increases the effectiveness of your overall marketing plan. The possibilities for applications are almost endless and many different applications can be used. They do stray away from e-commerce stores or SAS because geofencing is the top middle of funnel awareness, building engagement and not generating leads. They do event targeting for B2B. Brands that are presenting at conferences, car dealerships, or brick-and-mortar retail locations. You want to be able to measure the people who click on your ads from the geofencing locations and come back to your store.You should look for the audience that has the greatest, most specific goal, and then figure out how to reach them in a variety of various settings. According to Justin, they are able to restrict particular mobile applications and websites and even direct consumers to Facebook and Instagram after they have seen an advertisement on their own site. Monitoring the number of people who see the advertisements, click on those advertisements, and then visited their actual locations.If you think in terms of the top, the middle, or the bottom of the funnel, bottom funnels will typically be your Google Ads, maybe Facebook site retargeting. Geofencing may be some Google display keyword, or contextual search targeting in the middle of the funnel. The top of the funnel might be tv, radio, or print. Programmatic display is at the top of the funnel where you just want to let people know within your target audience that you exist. Put most of your money towards the lower funnel and layer what's going to continue to feed people down that funnel. Try to find that audience with the highest intent hit them in multiple different arenas, and that's what they're there to accomplish.The fact that advertising is concerned with inventory, finances, and communications makes it one of the most intriguing fields. The true talent of advertising creatives lies in their ability to tie it all together to create a cohesive message. Elevate your consciousness in marketing, geofencing, and OTT advertising and gain value for your business. In this episode:[02:26] When Justin started to focus on one area of geofencing advertising and realized there aren't a lot of people playing in the spaceThe type of execution that they had to do for themselvesHow easy it is to get into the digital marketing space[05:49] Having experience in a particular area and getting many clients in that spaceGrow an agency relatively quickly and offer a lot of different servicesBeing the solution to the problem that it solves and targeting someone based on their physical location[10:05] Being able to measure the people who click on your ads from geofencing...

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Justin Croxton, CEO of Propellant Media, uses a unique technology called geofencing marketing and build his agency to 8 figures in 5 years with no funding or acquisitions. Info: https://propellant.media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever been driving and gotten a notification on your phone about a sale going on at a store near you? That's thanks to geofencing, a technology that uses GPS or RFID to create a virtual fence around a specific area. Once you enter that area, you can start receiving notifications about deals, events, or anything else that's happening in that area. Geofencing is a powerful marketing tool because it allows businesses to target their customers with pinpoint accuracy. By using geofencing, businesses can send messages to people who are currently in their store, or who are within a certain radius of their store. This makes it the perfect tool for local businesses who want to drive traffic to their store. For example, let's say you're a restaurant owner and you want to offer a special deal to people who are currently in your restaurant. You can use geofencing to send them a notification about the deal right on their phones. Or let's say you're a retailer and you want to offer free shipping to people who are within 10 miles of your store. You can use geofencing to do that too! The possibilities are endless, and geofencing is quickly becoming one of the most popular tools in marketing. Justin Croxton is the CEO of propellant media, a digital advertising and tech company, based out of Atlanta and Charlotte, specializing in geofencing. Visit Propellant Media

Justin Croxton teaches Robert about geofencing and the power of SEO and targeting for lead generation. He helps companies find leads who participate in events or who visit certain locations and are looking for your product or service. Using technology available, like geofencing, Justin takes digital marketing and lead generation to another level. Check out more of JustinWebsite: propellant.media Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? LEAVE A REVIEW and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to connect with world-class people. Get our free gift of 11 Hacks from Successful Entrepreneurs @ AddValue2Entrepreneurs.com. Do you struggle with procrastination? Sign up for a 5 day challenge to help you take more action and make more money in your business AddValue2Life.com/action Need some hope? Get your copy of the Dose of Hope @AddValue2Life.com/dose. Follow us at facebook.com/n2rpeterson, instagram.com/n2rpeterson, linkedin.com/in/robertav2l, youtube.com/channel/UCU1gxHrzesGKUPHJdKLUTLg

New episode December 1st! Honorable Croxton Gordon is a retired Judge for the Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court in Accomack and Northampton County. Before becoming a judge, he had a successful law practice on the Eastern Shore. Croxton's many talents and passions include playing the bass and woodworking. He plays a bass that he built as a member of the Orchestra of the Eastern Shore. (Click the link in our bio for this and past episodes!)

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Honorable Croxton Gordon is a retired Judge for the Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court in Accomack and Northampton County. Before becoming a judge, he had a successful law practice on the Eastern Shore. Croxton's many talents and passions include playing the bass and woodworking. He plays a bass that he built as a member of the Orchestra of the Eastern Shore. 

As CEO of Propellant Media, Justin oversees and partners with the team in creating innovative and profit-driven marketing programs, including lead generation and geofencing marketing, that can drive engagement, search engine traffic, and, most importantly, revenue. Their claim to fame has been geofencing marketing, which allows them to target people in exact areas to the contours of buildings. They grew to an 8-figure agency in 5 years. Justin always knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur. He knew he wanted his own business, so he created a digital consulting company. In this episode, Justin shares how he went from commercial real estate to business school, working on his first company, creating a successful company that sold through Amazon, to finally settling down and working in Propellant Media and leading in geofencing marketing. Listen to the episode to learn Justin's secret to success.

Justin Croxton is the founder, managing partner, and CEO of Propellant Media, a modern digital agency that specializes in geofencing marketing. Geofencing is a type of digital marketing that notifies customers through their mobile devices about local businesses. It accomplishes this through sophisticated technology based on its proximity and digital ad activity. Propellant Media has been listed by Inc as one of the fastest-growing companies in the United States. In this episode, Justin shares his experience in launching the company and his advice for entrepreneurs about when to niche and when to broaden their reach. Mark and Justin also talk about the ideal time and amount to spend in generating an effective marketing campaign. Key Takeaways- When to niche and when to go broad- Determine your customer's "compelling event"- How much time and cash is needed for a productive marketing campaignConnect with Justinhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/justincroxton/https://www.propellant.mediaTimecodes0:00 Introduction2:08 The growth of Propellant Media4:29 Niche down10:44 Pivoting and going back to business school15:00 Overcoming challenges related to confidence19:30 How Justin launched Propellant Media24:24 Minimum amount of time for ad campaign preparations27:50 What is geofencing?40:10 Showing up 42:44 Best result from a client46:10 Rapid Fire Questions

Live music is everywhere you look along High Street, the main drag for Melbourne suburbs like Northcote, Brunswick and Thornbury. In fact, it's hard to say if any one street in Australia has more live gigs than this one. The High Street strip is home to iconic venues like Northcote Social Club, Thornbury Theatre, Howler and the Croxton, all universally loved by artists and fans alike. Alex Lahey goes on a journey to discover what makes these venues - and this part of the city - so special when it comes to live music, tapping into artists like Mark Seymour, Henry Wagons, Alice Skye, Mindy Meng Wang, and Kylie Auldist for their thoughts on this thriving and passionate live music hub. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is Justin Croxton.  He is an Inc 5000 Entrepreneur Helping Enterprises Implement Cutting Edge Lead Gen Solutions.He is the CEO of Propellant Media. They use a unique technology called geofencing marketing that sets them apart from other lead generation agencies. He shares more on how he build his agency to 8 figures in 5 years with no funding or acquisitions as well as how he helps brands target and grow their revenue through advanced digital tools.This special bonus episode was recorded through a StreamYard call on October 19, 2022. You find the show notes here: https://webdrie.net/s1-bonus-e3-how-to-increase-sales-with-geofencing-marketing-with-justin-croxton/Did you already hear about our my new CMO Stories NFT? Be sure check it out and learn about the benefits you get

Geofence marketing is a type of marketing that uses GPS to trigger a response from a consumer when they enter or leave a predetermined geographic area. This technology can be used to deliver targeted content to consumers based on their location. Justin and his agency, Propellant Media are experts in driving this type of targeted marketing, helping businesses use geofence marketing to collect data about consumer behavior and to track foot traffic in a specific location. Tap in to see how learning this techniques could be EXACTLY what you're missing in your business! ------- We're FINALLY on YouTube! Which means you can WATCH this interview here! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Cooszw61dODljoOu4ctyg WE JUST OPENED ENROLLMENT TO OUR EXCLUSIVE COMMUNITY FOR WEEKLY MEET UPS, TRAININGS, AND EVENTS -- https://www.patreon.com/themdmpod?fan_landing=true&view_as=public Get your Millionaire Merch! https://www.themdmpodcast.com/shop Check out all of the gear and software we use! https://quiy.univer.se/mdmpodcast Also keep up with us on Instagram @themdm_pod https://www.instagram.com/themdm_pod Tweet with us! Million Dollar Community https://twitter.com/themdm_pod Promote your business to over 100,000 ears on The MDM Podcast for Black Biz Fridays; https://calendly.com/quiyspeaksllc/black-biz-fridays Loving the show? Please leave us a review! ------- Episode Resources: Get your copy of Lead From the Front! https://www.themdmpodcast.com/product-page/book-lead-from-the-front Propellant Media | https://propellant.media/ Propellant on Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/propellantmedia/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themdm-pod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themdm-pod/support

Justin Croxton of Propellant Media (http://propellant.media) comes by to talk about geofencing.  When you learn the true power of geofencing, you'll wonder how you've lived without it for so long! It's a must have for brick and mortar businesses. About Justin: As Managing Partner/CEO of Propellant Media (www.propellant.media), Justin oversees and partners with the team […]

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Dan & Scott are joined by Jimmy Croxton, Ultimate Pool pro pool player, to talk about his snooker and pool career.  But why is he considered a fashion icon and could he beat Scott in a game of pool?

CEO of Propellant Media, Justin Q Croxton is the authority on geofencing advertising and omnichannel marketing. Since 2012, the Inc. 5000 entrepreneur has helped attorneys in the greater Atlanta area grow their firms exponentially by leveraging programmatic display, paid media, social media advertising, SEO, and performance marketing. I caught up with Justin to explore creative ways personal injury firms can use hyper-specific location advertising and increase qualified impressions. From the basics of what geofencing is and how it works to the importance of retargeting, Justin shares his insights in this mini-masterclass. Listen for more. What's in This Episode: Who is Justin Croxton? What is geofencing and how does it work? How can geofencing help eliminate waste in ad spending? How should law firms budget for geofencing? How can Over The Top advertising and geofencing work in tandem to maximize ROI?

Police operations caused Bob Croxton's world to fall apart but he became a changed man and placed thousands of young kids back into legitimate employment.

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Justin Croxton is the CEO and Managing Partner of Propellant Media, a modern digital agency centered on geofencing marketing, Over-the-Top (OTT) advertising, digital advertising, search engine marketing, and lead generation. They have offices in Atlanta and Charlotte, and their clients are primarily small, medium-sized businesses in both B2B and B2C categories. Justin is also an Advisor for AdvisoryCloud. For five years, he founded and ran Que Commerce, a search marketing agency.  In this episode… If you're a B2B business owner, you know how hard it is to get your marketing message in front of decision-makers, especially through paid advertising. It's even more difficult when you have to target decision-makers in companies within your business area or a particular location. Perhaps you've been spraying your advertising budget, hoping something sticks.  What if there was a way to target, with precision, C-suite people with your ads right where they are? That's what geofencing can do for you. You can create a virtual fence around an area and display your ads to your target audience within that location. How can you leverage this strategy for your business?  Listen to this episode of the Inspired Insider Podcast with Dr. Jeremy Weisz featuring the CEO and Managing Partner of Propellant Media, Justin Croxton. They discuss geofencing and how it works, how brands are using geofencing to attract B2B clients, converting more clients on your website, and lots more. 

Knowing your avatar is key to good marketers. For great marketers, knowing the avatar's exact moment situation is even better. Geofencing marketing can make this possible. Ian Garlic talks to Justin Croxton, the CEO of Propellant Media, about how to target your avatar's situation using geofencing marketing. Justin also explains how many brick and mortar businesses can make more than double their budget back by focusing on the right elements.What You'll Learn:What is Geofencing Marketing?How to Target Your Ideal Avatar's SituationThe Strategy Car Dealerships, and Other Businesses, Can Take Advantage OfUsing Geofencing Campaigns During the Shift to DigitalBrands Can Make More Than Double Their Budget By Focusing On THISConnect with Justin:Propellant MediaLinkedInResources:Connect with IanBook a Discovery Call Today with Our ExpertsSubscribe to the YouTube Channel See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Big growth proves that you know how to use your time wisely. Because his company is 78th on the INC 5000 fast-growing companies list, Justin has proven he has some pretty good ideas on how to get the right things done quickly. CEOs are like the rest of us, they only have 24 hours a day and they must keep their eye on the big picture at all times to keep their team moving forward. Justin explains his schedule and how he avoids how easy it is to get off track but you must resist that so you don't lose sight of what is important. Larry explains it is crucial to run your life not let life run you. • Up at 5am to exercise. • #8 out of Finance Times. • Multiple recurring streams of leads for sales.  • “Scared money don't make money.” • To win consistently, keep focused on 4 keys: strategy, executions, cash flow, people. • https://propellant.media/  TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [9:40] Very few people at the core. [14:46] 1 go-to strategy. [17:52] Pay attention to the right things.

There is a strategy to do everything you want in business and you just have to find it. Justin explains how he has lead his company to incredible success by helping companies target their customers on geographic grounds. This is called geofencing and...

There is a strategy to do everything you want in business and you just have to find it. Justin explains how he has lead his company to incredible success by helping companies target their customers on geographic grounds. This is called geofencing and Justin is an expert on it. • People do business with people. • We practice what we preach. • Four priorities: Strategy, Execution, Cash Flow, People • How video can be a game-changer for your website. • https://propellant.media/ TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [5:06] Geofencing advertising. [7:41] Sustainable business model. [15:04] Kind of videos.

Justin Croxton is the CEO and Founder of Propellant Media, a digital marketing agency. Started in 2016 with Justin as CEO, the company is now the 78th company on the INC 5000 fastest-growing companies list. This has put Justin in the spotlight and he shares his life lessons from building the company but also from gaining the courage to speak in front of 5000 people. • Why you must take responsibility for finding the right fit for yourself in business. • Getting past the fear of public speaking and speaking at convocation at his graduation. • Get past personal problems by not letting it be about you – let it be about making a difference for other people. • https://propellant.media/ TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [6:16] 2 offices. [8:42] Definitive events. [13:36] Learning experience.

This week on the Home Builder Digital Marketing Podcast, Greg and Kevin were joined by Geofencing Specialist, Justin Croxton of Propellant Media. The three sit down to take a deep dive into a greater understanding of programmatic marketing tools.  Show Notes: https://www.buildermarketingpodcast.com/episodes/67-understanding-programmatic-marketing-tools%20and-optimization-justin-croxton

On this weeks program Chris chats to Ruth, a Darebin resident about safer local walking and cycling and how you can support Darebin Councils Streets for People Preston Activity Link that involves Cramer and Gower Street, other projects such as Streets for People Croxton West Place-Making Project, Streets for People (Northcote, Croxton and Thornbury) and improving integration with state government projects like the recently announced better bike links included in four level crossing removals in Oakover Road, Bell Street, Cramer Street, and Murray Road, Preston and VicRoads Strategic Cycling CorridorsAlso refer to Change.org petition: Safe pedestrian crossing for Elizabeth Street (between Bell street and Murray road)Ruth suggests that anyone living in near Cramer Street, Preston who supports safer walking and cycling, to attend the next Darebin Council meeting on Monday 26 April 2021 (Agenda of Council Meeting, refer to Item 9.1 Cramer Street (West) on page 982), appear in person, submit a question (Public Questions can be made online by noon on the day of the meeting) and contact Darebin councillors.You can join the Darebin Bicycle Users Group facebook group to stay in touch.Local cycling-themed news includes Yarra Council voting to proceed with southbound seperated bicycle lanes from Brunswick Street to Victoria Parade as a partnership with Department of Transport (Item 8.4 in CoY 20 April 2021 minutes), Victoria finally falling into line with other Australian states and territories with Mandatory minimum passing distances for bicycles and vehicles, Amy Gillett Foundation: A Metre Matters Everywhere, additional updates on Victoria State Government pop-up bike lanes project, news about Darebin-Yarra connectors, St Georges Road Link and a e-scooter trial in three local council areas later in 2021. 

Wide ranging talk with Jim Croxton, CEO of BIGGA (British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association) with updated news about shows and the management of golf courses post-pandemic. Time stamps of topics covered: 01:25 Festival of Turf 2021 update - and future 11:15 Golf course 'stock' and staff furloughs? 15:50 Club budgets? 18:10 Overplaying and changes to club income models? 22:00 Greens staff well-being during COVID? 25:54 Permanent changes to course management? 28:10 BIGGA role during past year? 35:50 BTME Harrogate 2022?

Richard Barker, PGA Executive Director - Business Development, is joined by Jim Croxton, CEO of BIGGA (The British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association). Jim provides an insight into how the current COVID-19 situation has impacted BIGGA, how the organisation has supported its members throughout the pandemic, and BIGGA is supporting The PGA's new 2020 Vision initiative.

Justin Croxton is the managing partner at Propellant Media, a digital advertising and marketing technology company based out of Atlanta, GA and Charlotte, NC.His team primarily focuses on best-in-class programmatic display solutions ranging from geofencing marketing to OTT advertising, and they also partner with a host of digital agencies who leverage Propellant Media's platforms, process, and execution. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Propellant Media differentiates themselves by developing their expertise in programmatic display solutions and other cutting edge marketing avenues How Justin defines “programmatic display” as the automated buying and selling of display ads in real time How OTT advertising and geofencing marketing fit within the heading of programmatic display, and why OTT advertising creates great, targeted opportunities for higher ed How geofencing marketing works to serve ads based in highly precise geographic areas, using location to offer insights into the audience How the global pandemic is creating challenges, specifically with geofencing, and how the Propellant team is shifting strategies to match students' current behavior Why advertising is only as effective as the landing page that users are directed to, and why there is no single solution but it takes a recipe of different ingredients Why understanding who you are marketing to is critical for better reaching them by tailoring your message to their needs and interests Why it is important to take the time to actually develop the personalization of your content, and why video is a critical and powerful tool How to use video content in a personalized way to speak directly to specific audience demographics Why Snapchat, Facebook and Instagram are absolutely required channels to leverage, and why trying out and testing new strategies is key Resources: Website: www.propellant.media Facebook: www.facebook.com/propellantmedia/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/justincroxton/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/propellant-media/ Twitter: @PropellantMedia Additional resources: Website: www.theundeclaredpodcast.com Website: www.upandup.agency Email: contact@upandup.agency Episode Transcript

Justin Croxton is a Founder and Director of Sales for Propellant Media where he handles business. Justin oversees and partners with the team in creating innovative and profit driven marketing programs including lead generation and geofencing marketing that can drive engagement, search engine traffic, and most importantly revenues to our brands and organizations. Connect with Justin […] The post Justin Croxton with Propellant Media appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

We are guested by lovely Kate Croxton, founder and co-owner of the premium sportswear brand, Heroica. We talk juggling busy family life and professional life with building a business and a brand. Training, hormones, sagging knees, Volvo and much much more.

Tuesdays With Tillis Indivisible zoom rally -- Week #181. Join us in supporting the National Domestic Workers Alliance to pressure the Senate to pass the HEROES act, which extends COVID-19 benefits to immigrant workers, grants hazard pay to those who are risking their lives in order to work, provides funding for personal protective equipment, provides 100 billion dollars in rental assistance, and extends unemployment benefits. Chanelle 'C.C.' Croxton, State Organizing Director, National Domestic Workers Alliance | La Alianza Nacional de Trabajadoras del Hogar will speak. (Read about the HEROES Act here). We will also hear reports from some of our working groups and hopefully process a bit of the head-spinning news of the week, including the Supreme Court decisions. URGENT ACTION ALERT: Please take a few minutes to submit your comments against the disastrous, racist, proposed changes to asylum regulations. Act now to make your voice heard.Submit your comments by 11:59 pm on July 15th to stand against the Administration's racist and xenophobic proposed changes to asylum. Need help with talking points? Click here. Read the TinyLetter here: More Good News This WeekThis week’s show on YouTube: https://youtu.be/1tB_3_4RPyQTwT Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/768552279976912TwT Web Site: https://tuesdayswithtillis.org/TTS Website: https://TriangleTalkShow.comSome screen grabs from the video (see them on the TTS Web site)

Editor’s Note: With school online due to COVID-19 and social distancing measures being implemented across the country, things will sound a bit different here at the Emerald Podcast Network as we navigate recording from separate physical spaces. We’ve got limited recording technology, so join us as we figure this out. As BLM protests continue to occur daily, the Emerald reporters are learning firsthand how to cover these stories in an ethical way. Multimedia co-editor Meaghan FitzPatrick talks to reporter James Croxton who reported on the first 31 days of protests. James Croxton: https://www.dailyemerald.com/users/profile/james%20c/ - BIPOC Collective Protest at Mayor Vinis' House: https://www.dailyemerald.com/news/bipoc-liberation-collective-leads-march-to-mayor-lucy-vinis-house/article_afee9ab0-b650-11ea-8716-d3a56de1e0ee.html - Juneteenth Celebrations in Eugene: https://www.dailyemerald.com/news/local-groups-host-juneteenth-celebrations-in-eugene/article_13b34cb8-b42a-11ea-bcce-a77586896d5f.html -The Story so Far: Anti-Racist Protests in Eugene: https://www.dailyemerald.com/news/the-story-so-far-anti-racist-protests-in-eugene/article_5896f07a-adb6-11ea-9cfa-abedbe3ea88f.html -- "How It's Reported" is a series from the Emerald Podcast Network designed to illuminate how journalists report on the latest news, build trust between news outlets and audiences and promote informed and engaged listeners, which are vital to a healthy democracy. Multimedia Co-editor Meaghan FitzPatrick produced this podcast and it was edited by Jamie Diep. Graphic: Kelly Kondo/Emerald. Music is "A Fist Full of Organs" by Evan DuPell (@evan-dupell).

Whether you run a golf course, a brewery or another craft beverage company, you’ll make most of your money from local customers.  People on the other side of the country won’t walk into your taproom anytime soon. Marketing to them is a waste of money. And if you don’t have the budget of a big corporation, you can’t afford to waste your dollars on people who never show up in person.  In this episode, you’ll hear about a cutting-edge marketing technology called Geofencing. With Geofencing, you market only to the people in your area who want what you have—the people who’ll walk into your door.  Today’s guest Justin Croxton does Geofencing for his clients and shows you how to reach more of the customers you want to meet.  Ready to stop wasting your budget on customers you’ll never meet? Listen now! Show highlights include: If a marketing agency can tell you this, sign their contract. (7:25) The easiest “quick win” marketing tactic you can execute now (it costs 3x less than other marketing campaigns). (11:05) Why a windfall of highly targeted traffic can be worthless. (15:36) How geofencing gets the competition’s customers to come to you. (19:40) The “ROI myth” that kills marketing results. (21:36) Why your brewery needs an online shop. (26:50) 3 marketing assets you should’ve built 5 years ago—build them now. (28:46) An easy and free way to find out what your customers want from you. (30:46) If you enjoyed today’s show, make sure you head on over to www.tapsandtees.info and download your free report of ‘No BS,’ game-changing marketing tips and strategies that show you how to blow up your brand online.

In The Music Real E38, our special guest today is Simone Ubaldi, booker for The Croxton in Thornbury and the co-director of the Save Our Scene campaign. Melbourne boasts more live music venues per capita than any other city in the world. Pushworth is based in Brisbane, however we work with many independent operators – bookers and venues in Victoria for our National Tours. Here we are, its 2020 and the ability for people in the Events, Hospitality and Music industries to run their businesses and earn a living has been severely hampered by the COVID-19 shutdown and ensuing restrictions. It takes a village to grow this industry. When I say village – venue bookers, promoters, production companies, ticketing companies, musicians, agents, artist managers, hospitality and bar staff, security, technicians and a range of suppliers and contractors whose livelihoods depend on producing that event. And these are the people that can no longer earn an income. In The Music Real E38, our special guest today is Simone Ubaldi, booker for The Croxton in Thornbury and the co-director of the Save Our Scene campaign. Make sure you go to https://www.saveourscene.com.au/ and sign the petition. https://themusicreal.com.au/2020/06/08/simone-ubaldi-save-our-scene/

David is joined by Tasha on Volume 7 of the Quarantine Sessions.  Tasha is 1/2 of the podcast 'Cooter and Minx'.  They met many years ago via the social media world of podcasting and have a lot of catching up to do.  Tasha is not only a podcaster but also a radio DJ. She talks about how she got into that world and the differences between radio and podcasts.  She recommends 3 artists to listen to during your Quarantine Lifestyle: 1. Dummy - Dummy EP.  2. Laser Background - Evergreen Legend 3. Amyl and the Sniffers - Live at the Croxton  Also find out what she's watching and find out ways she is staying sane in these crazy times. Go listen to her podcast: Cooter and Minx and listen to her weekly radio show: Cesspool of Sin. Want to follow her on Social Media: @hazeledsunshine

A silent film from the 1920's painted a picture of Eugene that was very different to how we see it now, yet still familiar. Hear from James Croxton, the Daily Emerald TV and film reporter who wrote a story on Ed's Coed and why it's significant even today. That and more on this episode of How It's Reported. -- Daily Emerald: "UO students in 1929 made a silent movie that we’re still talking about" (www.dailyemerald.com/arts-culture/uo-students-in-made-a-silent-movie-that-we-re/article_927dde4a-0427-11ea-878d-2b00742ed32c.html) Knight Library YouTube: "Ed's Coed (1929)" (www.youtube.com/watch?v=XU9l-3LbY3k) James Croxton's Twitter: Ed's Coed Location Thread (twitter.com/jwcroxton/status/1195095662632656896) -- DISCLAIMER: Our studio is under construction until January 2020! Our episodes until then may have more echo and background noise than you're used to since our recording space isn't set up to minimize these factors. We will still be working to bring you the best quality episodes we can with the resources at hand. Stay tuned! -- "How It's Reported" is a series from the Emerald Podcast Network designed to illuminate how journalists report on the latest news, build trust between news outlets and audiences and promote informed and engaged listeners, which are vital to a healthy democracy. Episodes come out Fridays. -- Podcast Desk Editor Danny Latoni produced and edited this podcast. Music is "A Fist Full of Organs" by Evan DuPell (@evan-dupell).

The Sunday Sweets team caught up with Gareth from TFS right before their new album 'Braindrops'... drops-ed. Check 'em out @ The Croxton in Melbourne on 18th October!

Today’s episode might be a little bit different than all of the previous ones. Still, it is as insightful as ever, especially because I am joined by the mastermind behind the Keto Kamp movement. I am humbled to be joined by Sean Croxton, a podcast host, author, entrepreneur, and prosperity teacher. I followed his growth and career for the past 8 years, most especially when he still hosts the Underground Wellness Radio, one of the internet’s most popular health podcasts.   During his seven years with Underground Wellness, Sean penned the still-popular Dark Side of Fat Loss ebook, started the JERF (Just Eat Real Food) movement, and hosted seven online summit events, including The Thyroid Sessions, Digestion Sessions, and The Depression Sessions.   Now, Sean is the host of The Quote of The Day Show, the #1 daily motivational podcast, featuring short inspirational teachings from the best of the best speakers. He is also the creator of Money Mind Academy, an 8-week course that will completely change your relationship with money.   In this episode, Sean shares the story of how his hardwork and determination got him to where he is today. He also explained the science behind developing a habit while we dive deep into physiology, neurocardiology, brain chemistry and how it is connected with your keto diet and fasting. Tune in! In this episode, you'll discover:   [00:55] Sean Croxton, the early years Sean’s mother worked three jobs. By the time he wakes up in the morning, his mom is already at work. When he goes to bed at night, his mom is still at work.  “If I didn’t have that experience of living at the poverty line, I probably wouldn’t have the value that I have on abundance.” His early years was a great learning experience for him. It showed him the value of earning money.  It showed him the freedom of earning money. It showed him that in order to have more money, you gotta do more service.   [8:18] The audio clip that helped changed Sean’s life  In November of 2009, his friend, Antonio, sent him an audio clip of John Demartini. “The amount of money that you have will always be in direct proportion to the quality and quantity of the service you provide.”   [17:10] After graduating from college, Sean became a personal trainer. His uncle and his aunt were his biggest influences on why he took health in college.  As a personal trainer, Sean had to build up the courage to talk to people when suffering with social anxiety. He had his first panic attack while doing some personal training. His doctor prescribed him Prozac but what he really wanted was Paxil. While training his last client, he found himself in the midst of a “Prozac-induced” panic attack. His social anxiety isn't completely gone and Sean's ok with that. He prefers to call it introversion. [22:32] Back in 2008, Sean launched his first show, Underground Wellness Radio. The podcast ran for 7 years and he released 348 episodes over this period of time. Surprising to most, in 2015 Sean closed up shop with his brand Underground Wellness. “Passions have seasons, and all seasons eventually come to an end.” - Lisa Nichols Sean felt that his passion for interviewing health experts is over.    [26:08] The importance of passion and loving what you do for a living If you are not living according to your highest values, it means you are not really living.  You are living by social idealisms. You are living by something outside of you. Life is too short for that. A lot of us are trapped in the ‘how’ When you are fully aligned with your values, the ‘how’ just shows up.   [27:23] Sean's motivational influences after shutting down Underground Wellness Sean was super deep into reading books by John F. Demartini.  Books by Demartini: How to Make One Hell of a Profit and Still Get to Heaven   The Breakthrough Experience The Gratitude Effect The Values Factor   He also read books by Bob Proctor. Books by Bob Proctor:   You Were Born Rich The Art of Living   Sean dived deep into physiology, neuroscience and brain chemistry. On his new YouTube Channel, Mind Kamp, he flipped the focus to personal development with a sprinkle of health.   [31:22] Neurocardiology: Interaction between the brain and the heart In the communication between the brain and the heart, 90% of it goes from the heart to the brain. There’s a little brain inside our hearts that stores information, memories, personalities, etc. Our hearts are our point of attraction.  Heart rate variability is the physiological phenomenon of variation in the time interval between heartbeats. We don’t want these to be to low. That would mean we are unhealthy.  Emotions dictate your heart rate variability.  Measure your heart rate variability through: Oura Ring emWave2 [34:11] Adding love and gratitude into your keto diet and fasting Meditation comes a long way. emWave2: emWave 2 helps with the analysis of HRV that reflects heart-brain interaction and autonomic nervous system dynamics, which are particularly sensitive to changes in your emotional state. emWave2 technology is based on "the coherence breakthrough". Coherence is a state of synchronization between your heart, brain and autonomic nervous system which has been proven to have numerous mental, emotional and physical benefits. [36:44] Your brain is the record of the past The past is literally composed of electrical current that flows in your brain.  These electrical thoughts become your biochemical feelings.  How to change these wirings? 1. Relax Get out of the high beta brain wave state.  Calm down and get into the alpha creative state.  2. Do your meditation.  AND MUCH MORE!   Resources from this episode:  Email me at ben@ketokamp.com Join the The Keto Kamp Inner Circle Get The Keto Kickstart Guide for FREE To know more about Sean Croxton, visit his website here. Sean's YouTube Channel Dark Side of Fat Loss by Sean Croxton JERF (Just Eat Real Food) Facebook Community The Quote of The Day Show Money Mind Academy Books by John Demartini: How to Make One Hell of a Profit and Still Get to Heaven   The Breakthrough Experience The Gratitude Effect The Values Factor   Books by Bob Proctor:   You Were Born Rich The Art of Living   This podcast is for information purposes only. Statements and views expressed on this podcast are not medical advice. This podcast including Ben Azadi disclaim responsibility from any possible adverse effects from the use of information contained herein. Opinions of guests are their own, and this podcast does not accept responsibility of statements made by guests. This podcast does not make any representations or warranties about guests qualifications or credibility. Individuals on this podcast may have a direct or non-direct interest in products or services referred to herein. If you think you have a medical problem, consult a licensed physician. 

Special interview with Tom Croxton. Tom stops by Greg's house for the interview. We talk Tom's current bands Hex Vortices and Thor as well as his previous band Impaler. Uncle Saxon also introduces us to his new girlfriend.

Special interview with Tom Croxton. Tom stops by Greg's house for the interview. We talk Tom's current bands Hex Vortices and Thor as well as his previous band Impaler. Uncle Saxon also introduces us to his new girlfriend.

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La presentadora del programa Uno Nunca Sabe, Joy Croxton, cuenta anécdotas de su vida y comparte historias que los oyentes no conocían. https://cvclavoz.com

Often on this podcast, I share a wide-ranging conversation with my guest and we bounce around a little bit, even though we are focused on an overall theme. This episode is a little bit different. We going to deep-dive into just one subject: geofencing. For some in our business who aren’t digital natives, reaching an audience through new technologies like geofencing may seem complicated. When I started the business while still in college, it was all about print, radio, and TV. Now, I turn around without bumping into a new delivery channel or technology, like geofencing. On episode #162 of the Build a Better Agency podcast, my guest is Justin Croxton. He is the director of sales at Propellant Media, where they serve clients with location-specific methods like geofencing. Their clients are mostly SMBs in both B2B and B2C categories. IN our conversation, Justin compares getting fluent with geofencing as similar to becoming proficient in AdWords. Justin didn’t start his career in the agency business, but about three or four years ago, partnered with some colleagues to form Propellant, where the main product is inbound and technology-driven solutions for clients.  What You Will Learn About in This Episode: The difference between beacon notification and geofencing notifications How to build conversion zones using geofencing Getting over the “minimum spend” hurdle in geofence ad buying Why you should consider coupling geofencing with search retargeting How to create the right digital marketing mix with geofencing as a key ingredient How to target the right people within a geofence with your marketing message Ways you can keep up the messaging (or not) once someone leaves a geofenced zone The digital mechanics of how geofencing interacts with apps and sites on your phone How geofencing works in the B2B space Why it’s not complicated for agencies to enter the geofencing space Ways to contact Justin Croxton: Website: www.propellant.media LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/justincroxton We’re proud to announce that Hubspot is now the presenting sponsor of the Build A Better Agency podcast! Many thanks to them for their support!

Sean Croxton is the Host of The Quote of The Day Show podcast, Co-Founder of Jerfbar, teacher at Money Mind Academy and overall amazing human being.In 2007, he stumbled upon this thing called YouTube where he created one of the first health-based video channels on the internet, sharing seemingly complicated matters of health in a way that everyone could understand.Soon thereafter in 2008, he launched his first podcast Underground Wellness Radio, on which he interviewed authors and experts in the alternative health space. The program ran for 7 years with over 10 million downloads and 348 episodes about all things real food and functional medicine with a sprinkle of personal development on the side.During his seven years with Underground Wellness (UW), Sean penned his still-popular Dark Side of Fat Loss ebook, started the JERF (Just Eat Real Food) movement, and hosted seven online summit events, including The Thyroid Sessions, Digestion Sessions, and The Depression Sessions.In late 2015, Sean walked away from his thriving UW brand to create a new movement in the world of personal development and the science of mind. The nerd in him couldn’t stop wondering what makes people do what they do and not do the things they really want to do.He has become an ardent student of the mind, studying the timeless works of Neville Goddard, Henry Thomas Hamblin, Napoleon Hill, Ernest Holmes, and Bob Proctor.His goal is to blend the vintage works of these writers with the more modern research in the field of neurology, and to teach one million people how to use their minds to give and get everything they want in life.Sean is the host of The Sean Croxton Sessions, one of the internet’s most popular Self-Help podcasts. He is enrolled as a student in the Proctor Gallagher Consultant program as well as the Robbin-Madanes Training course.- http://seancroxton.com/- Quote of the Day Show https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-quote-of-the-day-show/id1163094296?mt=2&ls=1Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, LinkedIn or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

Sean Croxton is the Host of The Quote of The Day Show podcast, Co-Founder of Jerfbar, teacher at Money Mind Academy and overall amazing human being.In 2007, he stumbled upon this thing called YouTube where he created one of the first health-based video channels on the internet, sharing seemingly complicated matters of health in a way that everyone could understand.Soon thereafter in 2008, he launched his first podcast Underground Wellness Radio, on which he interviewed authors and experts in the alternative health space. The program ran for 7 years with over 10 million downloads and 348 episodes about all things real food and functional medicine with a sprinkle of personal development on the side.During his seven years with Underground Wellness (UW), Sean penned his still-popular Dark Side of Fat Loss ebook, started the JERF (Just Eat Real Food) movement, and hosted seven online summit events, including The Thyroid Sessions, Digestion Sessions, and The Depression Sessions.In late 2015, Sean walked away from his thriving UW brand to create a new movement in the world of personal development and the science of mind. The nerd in him couldn't stop wondering what makes people do what they do and not do the things they really want to do.He has become an ardent student of the mind, studying the timeless works of Neville Goddard, Henry Thomas Hamblin, Napoleon Hill, Ernest Holmes, and Bob Proctor.His goal is to blend the vintage works of these writers with the more modern research in the field of neurology, and to teach one million people how to use their minds to give and get everything they want in life.Sean is the host of The Sean Croxton Sessions, one of the internet's most popular Self-Help podcasts. He is enrolled as a student in the Proctor Gallagher Consultant program as well as the Robbin-Madanes Training course.- http://seancroxton.com/- Quote of the Day Show https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-quote-of-the-day-show/id1163094296?mt=2&ls=1Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, LinkedIn or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

Businesses are always looking to find creative ways to target their audience, and geo-fencing fits that role perfectly. By setting up a geo-fence - or a virtual boundary - it allows businesses to access mobile device user’s WiFi/cell date/GPS to trigger push notifications, text messages, alerts, and even targeted advertisements, to deliver location-based marketing data. Think of the possibilities. As a business you have the ability to potentially reach customers when they enter one of your competitor’s businesses and hit them with an offer they can’t refuse. You can literally aim your ads to customize your audience’s local needs, and this is key for not only sales but for customer retention as well. https://www.theagentsofchange.com/246

What is geofencing and how is it used for trade shows, events and conferences? TradeshowGuy Tim Patterson discussed the marketing method with Justin Croxton of Propellant Media. Also: Tradeshow Tip of the Week and ONE GOOD THING. Check out the blog at http://tradeshowguyblog.com http://tradeshowguyexhibits.com http://tradeshowexhibitbuyerskit.com http://tradeshowsuccessbook.com - get your free copy of my book! New book: http://tradeshowsuperheroes.com

Propellant Media, a digital marketing and media solutions provider, is helping clients maximize lead potential with the newest wave of target marketing – geofencing technology. Geofencing technology, or location based advertising, allows users to pinpoint target audiences based on precise locations. Sounds invasive? Think again. Justin Croxton, Director of Sales at Propellant Media, explains why this is an acceptable and widely sought after marketing technique. Croxton shares how doctors, political organizations, trade associations and even non-profits are using geofencing to capture their audience. The way it works: A virtual geofence is drawn around a location where an advertiser wants to build an audience based on their visit to that particular location (think hospital, tradeshow, etc). This can be narrowed down to a set, scheduled timeframe. When people enter that place of business/certain location they are then part of an audience that can be targeted. As the “target” visits apps on his or her phone or is on the internet they will begin to see ads related to the advertiser. Geofencing is the type of innovative tool taking targeted marketing to the next level. Specializing in new media production, creative direction, and outside-the-box thinking, Propellant is a leader in niche marketing specialist. To get in contact and learn more, visit www.propellant.media.

Health Coaching is a tremendously valuable service.  We are changing peoples lives for the better by coaching them to better health.  So why are a lot of health coaches not getting paid accordingly?  The sad truth is that we are all driving the price of our services WAY down. Sean Croxton joins the show to discuss this unfortunate trend.  Sean is the host of The Quote of The Day Show and former host of Underground Wellness Radio. He is also the creator of Money Mind Academy and the upcoming 6-Figure Certified Health Coach course. 

Jim Croxton discusses industry issues along with the role and future of events and exhibitions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wednesday breakfast Rundown 22nd November. Presenters, Judith Peppard, Nick Willis and Patty BeggsFilm- Hope Mathumbu speaks to Medika Thorpe, a Gunai and Gureng Gureng woman and executive director of the Winda Film Festival which brings together Indigenous voices and stories from around the world. The Festival is in its second year.Photography - Linsey Gosper in the studio to talk about the Centre for contemporary Photography, CCP, 25th Salon. An exhibition that hangs all entries allowing for a cross section of perspectives to arise. The show opens the 23nd of Nov. Technology - Dr Jose Ramos unpacks his latest article As a human, I don’t do technology. I am technology. Joes looks to contribute to the conversation thats aiming to push past the binary narrative of good vs bad technology.News - Our look at the news cycle today, using alternative sources, as well as reading the big papers, so you don’t have to.8:10am- 16 Days of activism against gender based violence-  Maria Tanyag from Gender, Peace and Security Centre at the Faculty of Arts at Monash. Maria told us about her PhD field work with women in the Philippines. She told us about how rigorous research is essential to inform and change global and national policies around women's reproductive rights. 8:20am- Young people and fake news- Dr Tanya Notley is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Humanities and Communication Arts and Senior Researcher at the Institute for Culture and Society at the University of Western Sydney. Tanya research and teaching is focused on communication, technology and social change. For her latest article.8:30am- End. Up next Stick together.Tracks List. 1 - Deep Forest - Oymes's Song (feat. Oyme) : Deep Forest are performing alongside Gaudi on the 1st of December at the Prince Bandroom and at Earthcore festival this weekend 2 -Yothu Yindi & Gavin Campbell - Treaty - The Journey Remix : Yothu Yindi just played at Strawberry Fields festival and also at the Croxton in Thornbury, where newly elected Greens MP for Northcote, Lidia Thorpe took the win, the first shift from the ALP in the history of the electorate's existence. 3 - Baro wdubi (Feat. Nasty Mars & Marcus)- Catch Baro and Nasty mars as Part of Melb Music week @The Carpark, St Paul's Cathedral, Flinders Ln & Swanston St, Melbourne tonight from 6.pm.

This is it: your favourite ever pairing, LAWRENCE MOONEY and FIONA O'LOUGHLIN live at The Croxton in front of 550 people, getting absolutely brieutal. We hear about Mooney's political ambitions, Fiona celebrating a marriage, play our own version of a beloved classic game PLUS cameos from OLIVER CLARK and SENATOR SAM DASTYARI. Try and spot the edit points! Don't forget, we have a bunch of huge live shows coming up:PERTH: We're heading over for our annual huge Dum Dum event. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19. Tickets here.CANBERRA: We're doing it again. A huge live show in your city. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25. Tickets here.MARYBOROUGH: Is this the worst idea ever? Let's find out! We're doing a live show in Karl's hometown. Tickets here.For tickets, merchandise, links to our Patreon and heaps of other stuff, head to our website: littledumdumclub.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bay Work. With Oysters. Welcome to my conversation with Travis Croxton of Rappahannock Oyster Company, who, along with brother Ryan, has helped bring the long and storied tradition of Virginia Chesapeake Bay oysters back into the spotlight. From one small grill at Merroir in Topping, Virginia these brothers have built a restaurant empire, one that's growing all the time. From RockSalt in Charlottesville to their newest addition Rapp Session in Richmond, Rappahannock Oyster now has eight restaurants, including one in Los Angeles that opens in November. World domination is officially underway. The Croxtons are 4th-generation oyster farmers, going back to the 1800's. The story of his family's agricultural origins was fascinating and made me grateful these two brothers are carrying on such an important legacy. Their logo was created using the signature of one of their ancestors and the paperwork for the land grant for the oyster farm hangs in one of their restaurants. A terrific idea, including story into your business. What advice does he have for new business owners? Listen to learn more! For decades the Virginia oyster was nothing but a myth. Overfishing and bad farming practices had driven them almost to extinction. In New York they are extinct. Those fancy New York Blue Points? They come from Virginia and have since the 1800's. Luckily, good farming practices have brought these beauties back and it's a good thing. Oysters are excellent filters. Farming them keeps sediment in place and creates a biodiverse ecosystem. They act as an environmental cornerstone much like coral reefs. When oysters were overfished the bay became incredibly polluted with dead zones where the sun couldn't penetrate which meant many fish died. Today, if you visit the Croxton's farm, the water is so clear you can see straight to the bottom. "I tell people, we have the cleanest waters in the country, especially the Rappahannock. There's no town, no city on it, it's all forested." A working oyster farm like Rappahannock includes long lines, lead lines, and underwater cages, each one holding about 2,000 adult oysters, which mature in about 18 months to two years. A tumbling process hardens the shell and makes the cup deeper for a meatier oyster. Once mature, oysters are brought in for husbandry, separation into size and class. Other farms use floating cages but the Croxtons are cognizant of homeowners who'd rather not have their bucolic view of "The Rivah" spoiled. This farm not only produces a delicious product but provides jobs to folks in an area that desperately needs them. On farming: "We're doing it in rural, economically challenged areas...just recently it dawned on us that we're actually creating a lot of jobs and good work tracks for people...if they show up on time for a year or so we put them on salary and give them benefits, and give them a career path. It's not just food benefits, and health benefits to the Chesapeake but the local economy...A lot of kids go to college and never come back...we're trying to reverse that trend." Oysters have their own Merrior and Rapphannock's are no exception. The minerality of river flows down from the Blue Ridge add taste, as does the salinity of the ocean. The type of algae they eat affects taste. All of this impacts flavor and the water conditions impact the hardness of the shell and the way it's shaped. Like wine, there isn't just one oyster variety. Chincoteague oysters are going to taste dramatically different from river oysters because of merroir. Dramatically different flavor profiles they can showcase to chefs interested in their product. On their beginnings, "We need to not only resurrect our Rappahannock farm, but we need to showcase a couple of other (oyster) locations and show the world that we are the Napa Valley of oysters." The story of how they got chefs interested is downright mythic. They looked up the best restaurant in New York according to Zagat, and arrived at Le Benardin with a cooler between them. Chef Eric Ripert became an instant fan and began serving Rappahannock oysters in his restaurant. "We had our first sales in the #1 restaurant in the country at the time. And we had no idea what we were doing...to this day chefs like Jen Carroll tell us, 'I remember when you guys walked into our kitchen. You guys were dumbasses!' We didn't even know how to shuck oysters back then." Chefs have been key to getting the word out. Each chef at every Rappahannock Oyster Company restaurant is so talented, many nationally renowned, and all of them put their own special twist on how they prepare these beauties. If you've had the Lambs and Clams at RockSalt or the Oyster Bourride at Rapphannock, you certainly know what I'm talking about. How can you shuck an oyster without cutting off a finger? What's the best way to store them? What is a spat?  How do oysters spawn? Has consumption changed over the centuries? Are oyster farms affected by weather? Hurricanes? What are the origins of their famous Lambs and Clams? Did you know each restaurant makes this dish but does it a little differently? All the more reason to visit every restaurant in the Croxton kingdom. The next time you travel down to "The Rivah" and take in its crystal clear beauty, thank an oyster. Then get yourself to one of the Croxton restaurants. You can enjoy oysters there and even pick some up to take home! They also sell them on their website. Whether they're raw, roasted, grilled, steamed, fried, or in a stew, it's good stuff. This episode made me SO hungry! Cheers! SHOW NOTES – Links to resources talked about during the podcast: Bashir Khelafa - The owner of Bashir's Taverna is in dire need. Please give early and often. Fire, Flour Fork - I will be moderating a panel on Women in Food at this event next week, hopefully interviewing Gabrielle Hamilton as well, fingers crossed. Get your tickets now! Caromont Farm Dinner - This event was stupendous. I will be airing a special episode profiling it Thanksgiving Day. How do you know it's Thanksgiving in Charlottesville? Record a voice memo with your name, where you're from, and why you know it's Thanksgiving. Mail it to me and you just might hear yourself on the podcast! Help Scotty Recover - My best friend has Stage 3B colon cancer. Bills are piling up. He can't work. Can you help? Share! Donate! No amount is too small. Thank you and BIG LOVE to everyone who donated and shared the Big Love Bake Sale and Big Love Birthday! Subscribe to This Podcast. Stay Edacious! - Come on, after this episode? You know you want to. Subscribers get new episodes instantly, while non-subscribers have to wait a few hours or days depending on the iTunes gods. Never miss a chance to be edacious! Subscribe to Edacious News - Never miss a food event in our area! Learn about regional and national food stories so you can stay edacious! Leave a review about Edacious! - Click the link, then "View in iTunes" then "Ratings and Reviews". Whether you think it's great, or not so great, I want to hear from you. I might just read your review on the air! Whoa! #famousforahotminute This episode is sponsored by Teej.fm and listeners like you who donated their support at Patreon, who wants every creator in the world to achieve a sustainable income. Thank you.

A Brief History of Dum Dum, Webcam Updates and Rad Dad at The Croxton. Recorded LIVE at The Croxton, Thornbury on June 25th, 2016. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jason Croxton is Navajo. Currently he serves as an in-house attorney for the Wild Horse Pass Development Authority. The authority is an enterprise of the Gila River Indian Community. He has a great job, but it has not come without hard work and dedication.   In this episode, we talk not only about his personal story, but about what it really means when things “align” for someone. Alignment does not happen on its own. Some magical energy in the universe does not magically clear the path for you. You do. It takes hard work, focus, dedication. It means overcoming challenges, learning from mistakes, and growing as a person. And rarely do things “align” without some help and/or luck along the way. The key for things to align is to be prepared. Jason made a great point in the interview when he said that opportunity favors preparation. Jason started his bachelors degree the University of Arizona. While working through college to help pay his tuition, he ended up focusing more on work and ended up taking some time off from school. He spent more than two years in the restaurant industry. Eventually he worked his way up to head bartender. Ultimately, he re-enrolled at Arizona State University, focusing on Housing and Community Development. Eventually, he earned his law degree from Arizona State University.   Jason has a great story, and the conversation includes great insight into planning a career. We go deep in this episode, and it is worth it.   ##   Subscribe to the Podcast iTunes Stitcher RSS Like on Facebook Follow on Twitter ## Other Links Passive cooling/heating NAHASDA (Native American Housing and Self-Determination Act) National American Indian Housing Council LSAT University of New Mexico School of Law University of Arizona School of Law Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts Pre-Law Summer Institute Council on Legal Education Opportunity Bill Cornelius Episode WINS Sheraton Wildhorse Pass WhirlWind Golf

I had the honor of interviewing Sean Croxton from Underground Wellness on this debut episode of Paleo, Love & Transformation. Sean shares his story of overcoming social anxiety and depression with a combination of real food, a radical mindset shift, and getting out of isolation and into a community. We discuss what's right and wrong with the healthy eating and healthcare system, the importance of keeping your approach to diet REAL and SIMPLE or J.E.R.F: Just Eat Real Food. Super-fun, super-informative, super-de-dooper.

Here's the second episode on the Top 40 List! As you know, I'm HUGE on mindset. Each month I'll be going solo to bring you some of the biggest / most impactful / personal development ideas and practices. I hope you get something out of this week's session as I go through my top 8 things I learned about Business & Passion in 2012.  Success leaves clues. Why take one new massive goals when you haven’t even reflected upon this past year’s success? I guess that’s why I’ve never been good nor seen the point with “New Years Resolutions”. If you want to replicate ANY form of success, you need to REFLECT on WHY and HOW you were successful. It is for this reason I feel that it’s much more important to reflect upon what you’ve learned over the past year. It’s in the reflection that we are reminded of life’s lessons. As always: can’t WAIT to hear your feedback at the end! Which lessons did you connect with? Where in your life did you experience something similar? Real quick: I’d also like to note that I’m in no way trying to sound preachy. These are as much reminders for myself to look back on throughout the years as they are to you! May we all get something out of these! STOKED! Top 8 Things I Learned About: Passion / Business9. ABSOLUTE ABS Launching a business / product is HARRRDD! SHIT! I had no idea how much time / effort this would all be. Hiring a programmer, web developer, online banker, videographer, producer, camera man (YOU’RE MY MAN HARRY!), Film editor, graphic designer, AND writing / creating the program. WHEW! Glad that’s done! HOWEVER! SO thankful that I’ve learned how to do it all so I can be better prepared for the next products! Thanks for the support on Absolute Abs guys! www.Absolute-Abs-Workout.com (had to plug it). 10. TWO ULTIMATE RESOURCES Time and money. Ultimately, you’re time is more valuable. You have to choose which one of the two you want to spend. The other will suffer. Spending all those hours editing / producing Absolute Abs saved me thousands, however my whole summer was spent a slave to Final Cut Pro! 11. DHARMA This one could go in any category really. Dharma a concept I ripped of Deepak Chopra’s must read: “The Seven Laws of Spiritual Success”. The seventh law is the law of Dharma. Basically Dharma is a concept that we are ALL put here for a unique purpose. The “Universe” or “God” or “Creator” (whatever you want to label it) NEVER duplicates. Each and every one of us were given unique talents / gifts. By not fully using those gifts or fully expressing yourself you do a disservice to yourself, but more importantly everyone else who could of benefited from them! My English teacher would kill me for that run on sentence, but you get the point! Dharma. Powerful stuff! 12. EVERYTHING IS CREATED TWICE. Once in your mind, and once in reality! This is the concept of blueprinting! We gotta give ourselves permission to dream big and think even bigger! Once you’ve created something in your mind, all that’s left is to get a M.A.P. or “Massive Action Plan.” Take action and manifest that blueprint into a reality! Dream it up peeps! 13. EARN A DEGREE IN G.S.D: GET SHIT DONE Sometimes you just need a degree in G.S.D or “Getting Shit Done!” Turn the distractions off, lock yourself down, and make a to-do list. GSD! Oh and shout out to my roommate / best friend Harry with this one! 14. OUTSOURCE If you want to be a millionaire, then you need to stop doing $10/hour tasks! Word. Sri Lanka does great work as does South Africa! Elance.com has saved me SO MUCH MONEY. Tim Ferris thought me this one for sure. Not just in business, but in every area of your life. There’s only so much time that we have. What’s the 5% of things that you and ONLY you can do? Do them and outsource the rest. 15. START & STOP “What’s the #1 thing you should START doing. What’s the #1 thing you should STOP doing?” Hands down, one of the BEST questions I ask myself whenever I’m feeling off-task or off-centered. It’s not surprising at all how many times the answer has been some form of social media…. What a time-eater facebook is, good God! 16. GIVE GIVE GIVE I said it last year, but it’s worth repeating. THE SECRET TO LIVING IS GIVING Thanks for the support guys! As always, head over to www.ClarkDanger.com to get the full top 40 list. Control your life and don't let life contol you! -Danger HOME: http://www.clarkdanger.com/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/ClarkDangerousFACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/ClarkDangerUS?ref=hlABSOLUTE ABS: http://absolute-abs-workout.com/

OHHHH BABY! So SOTKED for this weeks interview with the man, the myth, the legend, Mr. Sean Croxton. Sean is the founder of Underground Wellness (www.undergroundwellness.com) and author, wellness activist and just all around good dude. He also hosts The Underground Wellness podcast and wrote a super sweet ebook titled "The Dark Side of Fat loss". In this episode Sean and I hit on what's sext in the holistic health realm and why you should blog for your mom! Also, why Tim Ferriss' new book the 4-hour chef is the equivalent to crack PLUS all you single ladies can find out how you can score a date with Sean (although Jillian Michaels might have a leg up on you). Finally, I get sean in the speed round with hot topics such as being a Vegan, Alcohol, and being a Paleo caveman. Take a listen, and let us know what you think! Later guys! www.Clarkdanger.com -Danger

This weeks episode I interviewed Sean "whats goin on ya'll" Croxton of  Underground Wellness. Beware Knowledge bombs where drop!! If you are not already subscribed to Sean's newsletter, podcast, youtube channel do it now!! You owe it to yourself!! RB