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Willkommen zu einer besonderen Episode unseres Podcasts „Businessaufbau leicht gemacht“ mit Monique Menesi. Heute geben wir euch exklusive Einblicke hinter die Kulissen unseres neuesten Mastermind-Kurses. Erfahrt mehr über die spannenden Projekte und die Fortschritte unserer Teilnehmerinnen und taucht tief in die Welt des Unternehmertums ein. In dieser Episode erfährst du: Die Teilnehmerinnen: Monique stellt die acht Frauen vor, die am aktuellen Mastermind-Programm teilnehmen. Erfahre, woher sie kommen und welche einzigartigen Geschäftsideen sie in die Realität umsetzen möchten. Ihre Pläne: Jede Teilnehmerin hat große Ambitionen. Monique teilt Details darüber, welche Ziele sie sich gesetzt haben und wie das Programm ihnen hilft, diese zu erreichen. Aktueller Stand: Ein Update darüber, wie weit die Teilnehmerinnen nach vier Monaten gekommen sind. Monique spricht über die Fortschritte, Herausforderungen und Erfolge. Neues aus dem Cohort: Höre die neuesten Geschichten direkt aus dem laufenden Mastermind-Programm, einschließlich spannender Entwicklungen und wichtiger Lernmomente. Warum du diese Episode nicht verpassen solltest: Inspiration: Lasse dich von den Geschichten motivieren und sehe, was möglich ist, wenn man sich traut, den Sprung zu wagen. Lerneffekte: Verstehe die Herausforderungen und Erfolge im Prozess der Unternehmensgründung aus erster Hand. Gemeinschaft: Entdecke die Kraft der Unterstützung durch eine Gemeinschaft gleichgesinnter Unternehmerinnen. CTA (Call to Action): Besuche unsere Website, um mehr über das Mastermind-Programm zu erfahren und wie du Teil unserer nächsten Gruppe werden kannst. Beteilige dich an unserem Gründerinnenquiz, um herauszufinden, welche Herausforderungen dich möglicherweise zurückhalten und wie wir dir helfen können, sie zu überwinden. (Unternehmerinnen, Mastermind-Programm, Geschäftsaufbau, Frauen im Business, Unternehmensgründung) Denk daran - das nächste Mastermind startet bereits im September!

Hey Friend! Do you have your podcast up and running and even have an offer or two available for your listeners but don't know where to put your CTA (Call to Action)? Are you unsure of what to actively tell your listeners to do? Or how often to tell them? Where to plug it in? What to do if you have more than one offer? Take a deep breath and grab your notebook because, in today's episode, I'm giving you the framework and answering all your burning questions surrounding your CTA.  I hope you enjoy this juicy snippet from a coaching call inside my Podcast to Profit program and find clarity on where and how to lead your listeners to buy. I pray this blesses you! Xo, Stef   Next Steps: Watch the Free Podcast Workshop: http://podcastforgrowth.com Watch the Free Clarity Workshop: http://freeclarityworkshop.com Join the Stefanie Gass School: https://stefaniegass.com/school Grab Your Freebies: https://stefaniegass.com/ Join the FB Community: http://stefgasscommunity.com   >

Everyday we fight little battles, do you buy the ice cream, do you take the M&Ms home, do you hit the drive thru, do you go to the gym? There are a hundred little battles you fight, but is it hurting your progress in the war you fight for your health and happiness? We put our own spin on this topic. Take a listen and tell us your thoughts. If you are interested in our CTA (Call-to-Action) or WIG (Weigh-In-Group) please email at healthcoachkamna@gmail.com

Join CRUSH YOUR CONTENT and learn how to exactly how to Make Money from Social Media, and create content that you are obsessed with! Join NOW and START CRUSHING CONTENT TODAYConnect with Sam on Instagram or TikTokA crucial aspect of online content creation is crafting an effective Call to Action (CTA). It is important to tailor CTAs to different social media platforms and to avoid common pitfalls. The CTA approach I introduce combines a time frame and options for engagement. With well-crafted CTAs, you can boost your online presence and maximize profits. Here are some ways to repurpose your CTAs so that they will help you grow your business.Grab your FREE Monthly THE STATE OF SOCIAL MEDIA Report HERECheck out all the CONTENT CREATION + SOCIAL MEDIA resources I have at THEGLITTER.ME

Join CRUSH YOUR CONTENT and learn how to exactly how to Make Money from Social Media, and create content that you are obsessed with! Join NOW and START CRUSHING CONTENT TODAYConnect with Sam on Instagram or TikTokYou need a killer CTA (Call to Action) to make money. Today I'm gonna spill the Glitter on how to create a CTA that gets your audience excited to take the next step with you. All you need to do is make a few CTA's that you can use on all your posts. Don't forget about profits when you're creating your content strategy so make sure those CTA's are included in each post.Check out all the CONTENT CREATION + SOCIAL MEDIA resources I have at THEGLITTER.ME

In dieser Podcast-Folge geht es um die Kunst des Textens. Wie schreibst du gute Texte, die den Informationsfilter der Leser durchbrechen und sie faszinieren? In der neuen Folge erfährst du von Michael Stiller, wie du deine Texte mithilfe von ABT (And-But-Therefore) und CTA (Call-to-Action) auf das nächste Level heben kannst. Entdecke praktische Tipps und lerne, wie du die Aufmerksamkeit deiner Leser gewinnst. Michael Stiller hat an der RWTH Aachen am Lehrstuhl für Unternehmenspolitik und Marketing promoviert. Nach Stationen in der Beratung (u.a. Marketing Partners, Simon Kucher) ist er Gründer und Geschäftsführer der Marketing- und Vertriebs-Beratung effektweit und Autor des renommierten Blogs DenkBar. Michael Stiller lebt und arbeitet in Köln.

Sorry for the jargon - let me start with CTA = Call to action.So you know when you see someone saying "If you're keen send me a DM.""Write "YES" in the comments." "Want to work with me? Send me a message now."Yep those things, and look I've used plenty myself.In this episode I chat through the benefits of the CTA, why you should be using it, and how to get over that feeling you have of being "salesy"DOWNLOAD MY CONTENT PLANNER - https://becchappell.com.au/content-planner/Instagram @bec_chappellLinkedIn – Bec Chappell If you're ready to work together, I'm ready to work with you and your team.How to work with me:1. Marketing foundations and strategy consultation 2. Marketing Coaching/ Whispering for you a marketing leader or your team who you want to develop into marketing leaders3. Book me as a speaker or advisor for your organisation4. Get me on your podcastThis podcast has been produced and edited by Snappystreet Creative

Bubble Tips: Un conseil concret et directement applicable sur ta création de contenu. Aujourd'hui je te parle d'une erreur courante à éviter lorsque tu choisis tes CTA ( Call to Action ) ou appel à l'action. ---- Ce conseil t'a plu ? Tu souhaites soutenir Ambition Digitale

Diretamente da Rio Innovation Week, Fred Alecrim entrevista Elifas de Vargas, Fundador da Kreativ, e o papo é todo voltado para o impacto dos vídeos nos negócios. 00:01 Intro 01:05 O vídeo é movimento! 02:40 Os vídeos devem ser curtos 03:15 CTA - Call to Attention 04:20 O Fator Marvel 06:15 Encerramento Acompanhe Elifas de Vargas no Instagram https://www.instagram.com/elifasvargas/ ---- Fale com a gente através do e-mail movimento@fredalecrim.com.br ---- Para acompanhar Fred Alecrim em sua rede preferida: Linkedin https://linkedin.com/in/fredalecrim/ Instagram https://instagram.com/fredalecrim/ ---- Para acompanhar este podcast em outras plataformas Anchor https://anchor.fm/varejocast Spotify https://bit.ly/fredalecrim Amazon Music https://bit.ly/vcfredalecrimam Google Podcast https://bit.ly/vcfredalecrimgp Castbox https://bit.ly/vcfredalecrimcb ---- Edição do podcast: Yanes Maciel http://linktr.ee/yanesppg

Opens are nice, but a Call to Action is golden!Thanks for listening!If you got value out of this episode and you think working with me one-on-one would be even better, go to www.kenisemail.com/packages and check out exactly what it takes to work with me one-on-one right away. Be sure to check out Ken's website for details on working with him. Go to https://www.KENisEMAIL.com/packages for information.Don't see a package that works for you? Ken will customize a package to fit your needs.

"Sell the problem you solve, not the product you have." See tweet from J Cornelius at Nine Labs (great UX design firm in Atlanta). Your challenge this week is to stop yourself every time you begin an email, social post, sales pitch, or conversation with the words "I" or "we". In describing your work, force yourself to make the word "you" the subject of the sentence instead of "I" or "we". Doing this will probably 2x your engagement. Tweet me and let me know it goes after trying it for 7 days: @emilybinder.Examples and accounts mentioned:MarketingExamples.com - copywriting examples and more. See the LinkedIn post with the 1900s laundry ad with copy A with "we" vs. copy B with "you". B wins.Follow Samantha Russell for marketing tips on LinkedIn - and here is Samantha's curated list of helpful people to follow for different areas of marketing and business.See my favorite Marketing Examples tips on writing a CTA (Call to Action): Four tips for writing a CTA.Subscribe to "Voice Marketing with Emily Binder" on Alexa Flash Briefing:1) Enable the Skill at the link above2) Say, "Alexa, Flash Briefing."Subscribe anywhere you get your podcasts, or leave a rating or review on Spotify, Apple, or Alexa at the easy button links here: emilybinder.com/podcast Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we are talking about ten things your upline tells you that are wrong! Please for the love of God - that is our theme of the day, don't do these ten things. What is the craziest advice you've been given? I want to hear yours, message me, let's get in touch!  In today's episode we talk about: Ten things Your Upline Tells you that are WRONG: Go for the no!  Anyone and everyone is your ideal customer/teammate. Have a CTA (Call to Action) on everything you do. Send out 100 mailers in hopes that 10 say yes. Reach out to all of your Facebook Friends. Parties are the only way to grow your business and rank up. Post 5-8 times a day in our Facebook VIP group. Don't invest in training outside of the company. Friend request your friend's friends on Facebook. Send 15 cold messages a day. Your CTA should NOT be business related. It's so important to make sure your CTA isn't business related.  This helps create engagement. If your upline is asking you to do spammy things - No, red flag! This is not how you grow a sustainable business - this is not how we change the network marketing business. Listen to your gut - there is a difference in being uncomfortable when listening to your gut and being uncomfortable because it's spammy. Do what feels right. It's not true that you have to beat the algorithms to grow your business - there are so many other ways. This is a relationship industry we are in. It's about relationships and serving. It's about  helping people who need help, not the ones not interested and that don't need your help. Focus on serving those who want your help. The more bad strategies we allow to continue the harder it will be to grow your team because it magnifies the negativity in this industry. This industry is incredible, there is so much potential for personal growth. Girl, I'm here to amplify the beautiful things.  Lets stop with the negative things Join me for the Business Glow up for Direct Sellers starting August 29.  Join the waitlist now for this 4 day workshop at  RachelAPerry.com/GlowUp.  I'll see you there! Links: Rachel's Instagram Rachel's Facebook Rachel's Website

SEM, CTA, ROI, KPI, PPC, CAC... el marketing está lleno de palabros muy técnicos, pero que debes conocer para ser un buen marketero. Hoy te explico 9 de estas palabras para que no te quedes con cara de WTF y pienses LOL cuando ves estas iniciales.

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Have you ever wondered how to use a CTA (Call to action)Well in today's episode I cover off how to use them, and the different types you could be using.I hope you love the episode Connect with me:Instagram @bec_chappell - https://www.instagram.com/bec_chappell/ LinkedIn – Rebecca Chappell- https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebecca-chappell-b003b130/ Where to find Plum marketing Solutions Instagram / Facebook @plummarketingsolutions - https://www.facebook.com/plummarketingsolutions LinkedIn – Plum Marketing Solutions Australia - https://www.linkedin.com/company/43279691 DOWNLOAD MY CONTENT PLANNER - https://becchappell.com.au/content-planner/Instagram @bec_chappellLinkedIn – Bec Chappell If you're ready to work together, I'm ready to work with you and your team.How to work with me:1. Marketing foundations and strategy consultation 2. Marketing Coaching/ Whispering for you a marketing leader or your team who you want to develop into marketing leaders3. Book me as a speaker or advisor for your organisation4. Get me on your podcastThis podcast has been produced and edited by Snappystreet Creative

Mark starts off by sharing a bit about himself, what he does and who he helps, but this time, it's all relating to MSP website success  Kicking off this episode, I ask Mark why websites are so important in the sales process. Mark says that you are what you are online and unless you portray yourself in the right way, no one will know about you. If you portray yourself in the wrong way, people will get an impression of you that isn't necessarily true.  Mark and I then tackled the biggest mistake that MSPs are making on their websites, and he gave us two. The first one is the complete lack of personality, and the second one is the complete lack of understanding of key phrases. He then explains each and why it's important to correct these two mistakes.  We also talk about and weigh each other's opinions on the number one objective that an MSP needs to achieve from the website itself. Mark thinks that the objective is the website being there to start a conversation. I add that it's not just about the website but your collective online presence.  We continued on to talk about a little bit of marketing, pillar content, and vertical niche.  Mark and I then discuss Google My Business and we weigh in why it is important for the website. Mark says it is because of the immediate social proof you get when you search for an individual company, and it absolutely affects rankings. We also talk about desktop wallpapers as an underused asset for an MSP.  Wrapping up the episode, we both then tackled the good old CTA (Call to Action) and the things that MSPs can do to make sure they increase their conversions. According to Mark, it starts on the homepage, and its whole point should be to start a story. He then explains full circle why it's very relevant.  So, I hope you enjoyed this episode as much as Mark and I had fun creating it (You can tell!). This is truly an episode full of great advice, tips, tricks, and of course value bombs that will surely help you achieve website success in your MSP.    If you want to get in touch with Mark and/or get a hold of his Website Success 101 checklist, simply click here – https://mspsitehub.com/   At IT Experts, we have years of experience helping IT & MSP Business of all sizes to leverage their talents and take back control so they can scale confidently.  To connect with us and find out how we can possibly help, simply book an intro call straight into my diary here:- http://bit.ly/ite-introcall   If we're not connected already, let's connect on LinkedIn, YouTube and over here at our website, innovatetosuccess.com  Alternatively, you can drop me an email at info@innovatetosuccess.com   Until next time, you look after yourself and I'll catch up with you soon!  

There are more than 500 million blogs, 850,000 active podcasts, 30,000 radio stations, 1,200 newspapers, 7,300 magazines, and 6,000 digital magazines. What do they have in common? They all need content. Most of them rely on interviews to create content. Why not you? I use social media to gain the know, like, and trust factor. I answer questions in industry-specific groups and provide endless value while building my brand. I post in podcast collaboration groups like this group on Facebook and this group on Reddit, to find guests and get myself booked as a guest. I'm going to cover tips to be prepared for an interview. If you want more information on how to get the yes for the interview, check out my interview with Lori McNeil here. The best thing is to have branding consistency throughout your platforms. Did you recently update your logo? Do all your platform have the updated logo? Did you update your links? Do all platforms/content have updated links? Is your headshot more than two years old? If it is, get new headshots. 1. Research the podcast host and listen to at least 2 episodes. 2. Test your Gear. Ensure your mic and headphones are selected on the correct input on Zoom, Streamyard, or Riverside FM.  3. Know Their Audience. Understanding the audience is vital to ensuring your message gets the most impact. 4. Be a Storyteller. This isn't a job interview. Ensure you have relevant stories on tap. These could be light-hearted, love, serious, business, origin, and your why. 5. Provide Value. Many guests provide a PDF. In addition to providing value to the audience, you need to also provide value to the host. Make sure to rate and review the show. Also promote your interview on your social media and on your email list. 6. Nail your Message. Your message must be refined and practied, know your core message, at least 3 valid points, and your CTA (Call to Action). If you don't tell the audience what to do, how can you ensure they take the desired action? 7. No Filler All Killer. Filler words hurt. Ahs and Ums will distract from your message. You want your audience focused and hanging on your every word. 8. Prepare the Space. Ensure the pets are in their own space, turn off phone and email notifications, ensure your family knows you are recording, be punctual, and use the host's name throughout the interview. 9. Be Gracious. Things can get hectic during recording, regardless of how prepared you are noises can happen in the background, you can lose your cool, or a million random things can happen. Make sure you go viral for the right reasons and not because you flew off the handle. Things can pop up. Coordinate ahead of time with the host to know how to handle them. This can be editing, re-recording, or re-asking the question. Grace is a skill and it requires practice.

There are more than 500 million blogs, 850,000 active podcasts, 30,000 radio stations, 1,200 newspapers, 7,300 magazines, and 6,000 digital magazines. What do they have in common? They all need content. Most of them rely on interviews to create content. Why not you? I use social media to gain the know, like, and trust factor. I answer questions in industry-specific groups and provide endless value while building my brand. I post in podcast collaboration groups like this group on Facebook and this group on Reddit, to find guests and get myself booked as a guest. I'm going to cover tips to be prepared for an interview. If you want more information on how to get the yes for the interview, check out my interview with Lori McNeil here. The best thing is to have branding consistency throughout your platforms. Did you recently update your logo? Do all your platform have the updated logo? Did you update your links? Do all platforms/content have updated links? Is your headshot more than two years old? If it is, get new headshots. 1. Research the podcast host and listen to at least 2 episodes. 2. Test your Gear. Ensure your mic and headphones are selected on the correct input on Zoom, Streamyard, or Riverside FM.  3. Know Their Audience. Understanding the audience is vital to ensuring your message gets the most impact. 4. Be a Storyteller. This isn't a job interview. Ensure you have relevant stories on tap. These could be light-hearted, love, serious, business, origin, and your why. 5. Provide Value. Many guests provide a PDF. In addition to providing value to the audience, you need to also provide value to the host. Make sure to rate and review the show. Also promote your interview on your social media and on your email list. 6. Nail your Message. Your message must be refined and practied, know your core message, at least 3 valid points, and your CTA (Call to Action). If you don't tell the audience what to do, how can you ensure they take the desired action? 7. No Filler All Killer. Filler words hurt. Ahs and Ums will distract from your message. You want your audience focused and hanging on your every word. 8. Prepare the Space. Ensure the pets are in their own space, turn off phone and email notifications, ensure your family knows you are recording, be punctual, and use the host's name throughout the interview. 9. Be Gracious. Things can get hectic during recording, regardless of how prepared you are noises can happen in the background, you can lose your cool, or a million random things can happen. Make sure you go viral for the right reasons and not because you flew off the handle. Things can pop up. Coordinate ahead of time with the host to know how to handle them. This can be editing, re-recording, or re-asking the question. Grace is a skill and it requires practice.

Do you use advertorials in your business? Hang on. Do you even know what advertorials are? Because not many people do (or know what these types of pre-sale pages are called!) So let's hear it from Rachel Mazza, who gives us the ins and outs about advertorials and shares some awesome examples of advertorials you'll want to start using in your business straight away to grow your email list and boost your sales. Shall we get going? SOME EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: (3:18) Did Rachel 'accidentally' move in with lots of other people? (And did Rob REALLY mess this up?) (5:22) What are advertorials and what are they used for? (7:36) How to use advertorials to warm up your audience. (9:29) How to use advertorials to reach a wider audience. (11:08) Advertorials and content networks. (12:23) What format do advertorials need to be in? (14:25) Do advertorials come across as clickbait-y? (20:29) How long do advertorials need to be? (21:10) How do advertorials impact on your ad spend? (27:53) Subject line of the week with Rachel Mazza. What are advertorials and what are they used for?Advertorials, also known as pre-sale or interstitial pages, are the pages that go between the initial touchpoint where you first interact with the customer and the place where you want them to convert. Conversion here could mean buying your offer or joining your email list - whatever you need it to be. And the role of the advertorial is to warm people up before you ask them to take action. So let's visualise this. A prospective customer may have come across one of your blog posts or a Facebook ad for the first time, for example. Of course, you'll want to send them to your sales pages or your offer. But at this point, you're faced with a cold and skeptical audience (they don't know you yet!) so you need to get them into the right mindset by providing them with value and information before you ask them for something. The advertorial page sits between the first piece of content where the prospect might have come across your business or your content for the first time and the opt-in page where you ask them to join your email list or the sales page where you ask them to buy. All good so far? How do you use advertorials to 'warm up' your audience?In advertorials, you don't want to sell too hard. Because the goal of an advertorial is not to sell – it's to give someone enough information to take the next step. There are a couple of ways to do this and move them to the next page. You can use anchor text. Let's say you sell a weight loss product. You might have a line in your article that says, “Jenny lost 30 lbs before Christmas”. And that can become your anchor text, i.e. you add to that phrase the hyperlink to your opt-in page and lead magnet. Or you can use subtle CTA (Call to Action) at the bottom of our hypothetical advertorial example where you say something like, “If you'd also like to get results like Jenny, click here to get our free Seven Day Course”, for example. Just remember not to make it too promotional. When writing advertorial content, you're in a giving mindset - your audience wants to get something useful. And your job is to give them information, entertainment, or something they want to read. Because when it comes to advertorials, they're not interested in buying something - not yet. How to use advertorials to reach a wider audienceWhether you're buying ad space or trying to grow your audience organically, advertorials help you filter through the people who are interested in what you have to offer. Ultimately, these are the prospects who are more likely to convert. But at the same time, using advertorials allows you to cast a wider net. Because now that you have people coming in and showing an interest in your content, you can re-target them. So even if you have someone who doesn't take the next step with you just yet, at least you know they're interested in what you have to say....

Sometimes talking to someone in marketing can feel a lot like speaking with someone in the military. Especially when it comes to just how many acronyms they can squeeze into a single sentence - like CPC, CTA, ICP, ROI... I wanted to demystify one of the biggest acronyms, that if you know none of the others, this is the one I want you to know of. This is the 'CTA' or the 'call to action'. This is about always giving your audience somewhere to go, the next action to take (especially off the back of creating some really inspiring or engaging marketing content). This is the one thing that if you don't study any other of the acronyms when it comes to the marketing space, I want you to be fully aware of this one and are putting it into practice every single time you put yourself out there into the world. Let's jump in! For show notes, links and more: W: meredithpaige.me // E: hello@meredithpaige.me // Insta: @meredithpaige.me // FB: @meredithpaige.me

Monetiza tus redes - Masterclass Gratis 25 de octubre de 2021 [única edición]

Monetiza tus redes - Masterclass Gratis 25 de octubre de 2021 [única edición]

今回のPodcastのエピソードはIG LIVEで 流した音源をPodcastでもお伝えします。 ビジネスだけでなく、何かをやるには戦略が必要です。 今回の私のこの発信、CTA（Call to Action）はみなさんを どこに連れて行きたいか。 私の場合はPodcastを聞いてもらって、無料のワークショップに参加して欲しい、という目的でIG LIVEをしてPodcastにもあげました。 聞いてくださる人の中で、 「発信したい、でも何話したらいいかわからない！」 なぜわからないか？ 自分が誰に向かって話さないといけないのか、が定まってないから。 そして発信しているときに視聴者さんが０人でも諦めないこと。   今回は私が大好きなInstagramの発信目的にあった機能、発信の仕方、 自分に合うSNSのプラットフォームの選び方などをお伝えしています。 ぜひ聞いてくださいね！ワークショップでもお待ちしています！  

On this episode I share with you some amazing wins by our listeners who have reached out to tell me some incredible stories about how they have both been helping themselves and others through what they have learned from this podcast which just totally makes my heart sing and I love the ripple effect!! The one episode that I have been hearing about the most so far is the hail to your exhale episode. It is episode 4 where I shared with you an amazing breathing tool that focuses on your exhale breath which is the key to your relaxation response to make you quickly feel calm & grounded. If you haven't listened yet, you can go back and take a listen-it is so good!On that episode I told you the story of how I was able to help 2 people at the scene of a car accident that I witnessed after exiting a show one night with my family….I helped both the person who was hit by a car and the person who was driving the car…by teaching them this 1 really effective breathing tool that I call straw breath. I share 2 more personal scenarios where I utilized the opportunity to teach this tool on public transportation enabling no emergency landings or stops on a train or a plane: On a train from NY to NJ when the passenger next to me was having a seizure and the surrounding passengers went into panic modeOn a plane when the passenger next to me had a full on panic attack that the flight attendant could not control&  hear from our listeners:A physician who also taught  this breathing tool to a passenger on her flight after hearing my recountA hypertensive listener lowered her own blood pressure to normal while in her doctor's waiting room to the surprise of her nurse and doctorAn incredibly stressed listener dealing with her own illness and those of her family was able to get an amazing night's sleep for the 1st time in years And then your CTA: Call to action! To help yourself and others by practicing this amazing breathing tool and teaching it to at least 1 other person to create a steep ripple effect helping others feel stress free from the inside out!Earn CME:Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs here: https://earnc.me/6gGtPSRegister for Rx Inner Peace: A Physician's Guide for Self-Care (25 CME):https://mahec.net/event/65278Physicians schedule your FREE Stress Relief Strategy Call:https://go.oncehub.com/StressReliefStrategyCallCheck out StressFreeMD!https://www.stressfreemd.net/Follow me on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/stressfreemd/Connect with me on LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/robyntigermd/Physicians: join our free private physicians-only Facebook grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/thephysiciansselfcarecommunityFree Self-Care Videos:https://www.stressfreemd.net/free-self-care-videosSelf-Care Shop--accredited programs for healthcare and open to everyonehttps://www.stressfreemd.net/selfcareshopPrivate 1:1 Coachinghttps://www.stressfreemd.net/coachingContactinfo@stressfreemd.netPodcast website:https://www.podpage.com/the-stressfreemd-podcast

Is your CTA (Call to Action) intentional and effective? We are discussing CTA best practices in this episode. Crafting a compelling call to action is critical to getting a potential client to take the next step in every place you share your marketing messages. Your website is one of the places where this will have the most impact. Fifty-five percent of the visitors who come to your website will spend less than fifteen seconds there. So you've got to grab their attention and be intentional with what you're offering them when they get there. Creating a valuable offer or downloadable tool is only part of your call to action designed to grow your e-mail list. You also need to be intentional with the language you use when asking visitors to share their e-mail addresses with you. Listen in to learn how to create an inviting and actionable CTA and where you should be sharing it. What You Will Learn in this Episode What is a CTA (Call to Action) How an ugly website can convert better than a beautiful website What is the hero bar, and how to use it effectively Which CTA is the hardest to convert on a law firm website Which CTA is most likely to convert on a law firm website Examples of actionable words to use in your copy Links and Resources https://www.legalmarketingflow.com/ https://www.facebook.com/LegalMarketingFlow https://www.linkedin.com/in/roslyndrotar/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/molly-hall/

On the 16th episode of Go Book Yourself, the podcast that helps you Master Writing, Marketing, and Publishing One Byte at a Time, we're talking about writing the extraneous pieces (anything but the main content) of the book. These are super important and sometimes don't get the love and attention they need. We're going to love them up today! Here's a cheater list for you to work off so you can follow along: Resources page - This is the page where you will provide all the ways that a reader can get in touch with you. Dedication - Not mandatory, but a nice nod to people/causes that mean the most to you. Foreword - Written by another person and ideally an influencer. Afterword - Placed at the back of the book, a recap of the value of the book. Introduction - Written last--listen in to learn why. References/footnotes - All you need to remember is that you must cite info when required. Your editor/publisher should handle the formatting. Acknowledgments - Located at the back of the book and gives thanks to specific people instrumental to the creation of your book. About the Author - Aka, your bio. Disclaimer - Not mandatory (but a smart way to CYA--cover your arse). Book bonuses - Super cool gifts from you to the reader. CTA (Call-to-action) - Bring your readers closer to you with high-value content designed to benefit them and you. Amazon description - Exactly what it sounds like. Check out any book on Amazon for a better idea of what to do here. The above are little tidbits that will help you with your own list. Listen to the show to hear the specifics of the what, why, and how that you need to know to create totally tuned-up and tight extraneous content. As always, reach out to your host, Hilary Jastram, for guidance. Go here → GBYPodcast.com. Thanks for tuning in! If you like what we have to say, please share this episode, and leave us a review—especially if it's a nice one. And if you really liked this episode, subscribe and get updates on upcoming episodes, as well as read all the show notes. Don't let intimidation stop you from becoming an author. We're closing this chapter until next week. In the meantime, write on! Music Credits: ---------------------- Happy Excited Intro 04 by TaigaSoundProd Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6802-happy-excited-intro-04 Bright Hopes Corporate by MusicLFiles Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6352-bright-hopes-corporate License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Hoy repasamos las campañas TrueView en Youtube o como captar la atención en solo 5 segundos.Videos cortos de los que el primer impacto de 5 seg está asegurado y que permiten añadir un CTA (Call to Action) para llevar tráfico hacia tu sitio web o recoger un lead online.Creo que deberías escucharlo y que te puede ayudar en tu próximo proyecto. Las estrategias de marketing permiten muchas opciones para conseguir tu propio objetivo y no hemos de renunciar a ninguna alternativa. Saludos,

Now how can you gain more confidence , get more eyes on you, have more share yoru videos, and grow? Listen in today as we share exactly that!L-Learn yoru AudienceI-Introduce yourselfV-Virtual studioE-End with a call to actionLearn your Audience: Knowing your audience is all diverse is essential.Yes you have an avatar of someone who you want to make sure you speaking to when you post, share, etc.However how people learn and understand is always different for each person.Knowing the personalities is a great way to go LIVE and capture the attention of your potential customer or potential business partner within the first 60 seconds.How you do that is by knowing the different personalities and hitting all 4 at once...SOUNDS CRAZY HARD RIGHT?It is not at all....For example let's use the animal personalities:Shark- will want to know the details immediately how will this live help them?Dolphin-play right away by having fun music or Christmas antlers on, etc.Urchin-Use statistics...you can honestly find an article or statistics on almost anything on google!Whale- How will knowing what you plan to share help others? Or help them help others?Find this graphic on www.blessedmommabossesgroup.com under Guides: Free ResourcesIntroduce yourself:I-Introduce yourself make sure your audience knows you.Not matter what product or service or opportunity with you are with the brand is YOU. WE teach this in our Network Marekting Accelerator course we did a whole deep dive on this in there. How do you show and build your brand?Make sure you create your brandBefore you jump into all the details of your Broadcast, it important to briefly explain to your viewers WHO you are and what your topics are about.Creating a Branded Intro for your Facebook/Instagram LivesIf you are doing a Live video to market your business or product, you might be looking for a way to brand your videos, a customer intro to make them more professional. Think about something you can say each time to intro WHO you are and WHAT you are about. Think of it as your branding title.Think to cover in that first 1-2 minutes of opening of your Live Video.Introduce yourself - Who are you and your tag line? Example: So great to connect with you all tonight, my name is Kellie Hoover if we have not met yet and I am passionate about helping women feel their best and find their purpose in their everyday life.How to create that tag line: Who are you & why do you do what you do?My name is Blair Critch and I am mom of 2 and wife in Fort Lauderdale fL and I love to help people feel & look their best without sacrificing time with their family.I came up with that because I know my business is health & wellness and so I want to make sure they know can feel better, look better/aka lose weight, and do it easily with their schedules since I mostly talk to women who are busy.Always say:Replay Viewers...If you are catching this on the replay, ask a question. (The first few seconds of your live video people are not watching live, so this is a great time to ask your replay viewers to engage)Introduce yourself - Who are you and your tag line? Example: So great to connect with you all tonight, my name is Kellie Hoover if we have not met yet and I am passionate about helping women feel their best and find their purpose in their everyday life.Topic- What are you talking about today. Set the expectations for your viewers in the beginningThen Dive into your topic...Virtual Studio for your Lives and options for going liveHave you ever watched a LIVE video and the person was in the dark? You can dramatically change your LIVE video just by adding some lighting and lashes….Well, not just lashes...but your overall presentation.Lets chat about lighting! You NEED it! The more lighting the better. Below are some of my favorite lighting & tools to use!Outdoor lighting is perfect!! You do not need to worry, just make sure shadows are not on your face or the sun is not in your eyes! You do not need to spend a ton of money either...Grab a lamp and a very bright room to help you until you can invest in some special lighting.Our favorite easy lighting and live items are found on a graphic inside our free community: Find this graphic on www.blessedmommabossesgroup.com under Guides: Free ResourcesMake sure your background in presentable and you will not be embarrassed by what the viewers will see. (like a bed or dirty dishes) You don't want your viewers to be distracted from listening to your words. Now that does not mean you cant use your backyard or that you have to have a backdrop behind you just not clutter, distractions, etc. Think about what you are wearing and does it go along with your Theme of your live? Maybe add lipstick, hat, something fun for your live? Maybe your live is about how to have more energy well you do not want to look exhausted that day…Maybe you have a fun graphic tee or fun hat on too. Lets talk about sound….Make sure your viewers can hear you and that its not too loud!FB Live if you are by yourself is great, but sometimes you may want to show your screen or have a guest.Streamyard is a great resource -plus you can have a count down and it shows your name on itMaybe you want to record and drop at a time to make it look live? One stream is great for that, ask us more info on One Stream.Send us an email: blessedmommabosses@gmail.comLast is E: Every time leave them ready to join!very time leave them ready to join youKnow these 3 things for each LIVEWhat do you want them to KNOW?What do you want them to FEEL?What do you want them to DO?What do you want them to KNOW?What are you teaching or sharing? Have it in bullet points, does not have to be scripted out but having a short and concise live will allow more to hit Share to Watch Party then having a long drawn out live.What are you trying to share, teach, show, or create for them? Making it 3 top tips or 5 ways, etc. is easier to remember or an acronym like we do for CAP or LIVE nowWhat do you want them to FEEL ?What do you want them to feel while watching you? Connected? Like you care? etc. The way someone feels will make them want to work with you or buy from you.Are you touching their pain points? Do you know their pain points?WE teach that in Inner circle last week actually when discussing how to build your brand and in our Units of Vault info customer avatar. Important to know this before talking on subject I want them to feel……Now part of the feel is being YOU, you want them to feel your energy, if you like to start by dancing out to some music do it but if that is not you do not do it. If you do not wear make up ever then dont wear it on the live, unless you sell make up LOLWhat do you want them to DO?CTA-Call to ActionIf you are looking to take your business to the next level, right now.This year.This month.We have the perfect place to start. Honestly, there is so much noise out there of what do to to grow your business, that Blair and Kellie poured theirs hearts inside the Network Marketing Accelerator Course.What can you expect when you dive in? A one stop shop to learn everything you need to know to scale your business wot 6 figures and beyond now. No more learning this from here and that from there… It’s a self paced course that will bring you results. Not only will you learn more about referrals, you will learn how to turn referrals into thriving team members. You can find this at http://www.networkmarketingaccelerate.com/We can't wait to be a part of your growth with you!!Kellie & BlairWanna work together!? Here to help you start and scale your network marketing business to SIX-Figures and Beyond:Step 1: Join our Blessed Momma Bosses Community http://www.blessedmommabossesgroup.comStep 2: Scale your Network Marketing Business to Six- Figures & Beyond:http://www.networkmarketingaccelerate.com/Step 3: Monetize & Scale your Social Media inside the Inner Circle community:http://www.innercirclebmb.com/Grab your FREE resources at http://www.blessedmommabosses.comCourses and masterminds not your jam? Snag a private session with Kellie & Blair at blessedmommabosses@gmail.com

Advisors are always wondering how best to speak with a prospective client. They often meet or know plenty of possible ideal prospects, but they don't know how to strike up a conversation that will generate an appointment. They don't want to sound too salesy or blunt but they know they can't convert a prospect to a client without getting that first "yes". The answer is to master your conversational marketing.Conversational marketing has two meanings in today's world. One is the technology application of a chat box on a website. The other is the actual words that come out of your mouth. This podcast is focused on how the words you say will empower your prospective clients to say yes to meeting with you. So we will explore how to create a conversation that will lead to that appointment. You will learn how to lay the foundation of your CTA (Call to Action) by clearly articulating whom you serve, what you do, how you do it, and why you do it. You'll also learn how to create an emotionally powerful personal story that will help your prospects understand why they should work with you.

Auf Iris Sengs Website steht „Gehe mit mir auf eine Entdeckungsreise in deine Heldinnen-Geschichte um deine Stärken, deine Philosophie, und dein einzigartiges Unterscheidungsmerkmal sichtbar zu machen. Baue Vertrauen zu deinen Kunden auf, indem du dich mit deiner Signature-Story und deinen vielfältigen Business-Stories zeigst.”Genau darum geht es in dieser Podcast Folge mit der wunderbaren Iris Seng. Ein Mensch, bei dem du nur zurückstrahlen kannst, wenn sie zu lachen beginnt.Iris selbst nennt sich die Business-Story Architektin. Denn sie ist außerdem auch Führungskraft und Architektin. Hilft großen Marken dabei sich und ihre Marke in Geschäften zu präsentieren. Parallel aber, hat sie sich etwas unglaublich Schönes rund ums Storytelling aufgebaut. Damit DU rausgehst und dich zeigst. Denn ohne „sich zeigen” keine Kunden. Wie fängst du das am Besten an? Exakt. Mit Storytelling. Denn das sind die Dinge, an denen sich deine Follower erinnern können. An deine Heldinnen-Geschichte, wie Iris so schön sagt.In dieser Folge gehen wir auf folgende Punkte ein:Wie dein Reptiliengehirn dich leider auch davor beschützen will, deine Komfortzone zu verlassen.Angst vor Bewertung anderer.Welche Ur-Geschichten immer funktionieren.Wie du deine Story herausfindest und für deine Kunden aufbereitest.Warum eine gute Story am Ende eine CTA (Call to Action) haben sollte.Wie sich die einen von innen heraus motivieren und die anderen vom Außen motiviert werden.Unsere Mentoren.Buch-Tipps für deine Persönlichkeitsentwicklung und Storytelling.Erwähnte LinksIris Seng WebsiteIris Seng InstagramIris kostenlose 365 Story IdeenBuch Personality isn’t PermanentBuch 10 Stories great Leaders tellBuch What’s your Story?Buch Start with Why

Si el Marketing Digital se trata de dar a conocer a nuestro público objetivo sobre un producto o servicio, pero esto se queda corto si no le ponemos fácil a ese posible cliente tomar la acción que nosotros necesitamos que se lleve a cabo, y en el mundo de Marketing eso se llama CTA (Call to Action), que significa, "Llamado a la acción" y lo que buscamos es que el cliente haga una acción en específico de conversión, que puede ser, contacto, suscribirse, comprar, agendar, descargar o cualquier otro. Si tienes alguna pregunta, me la puedes hacer llegar a través del formulario https://enautomatico.com/contacto/ y con gusto te ayudamos mi equipo y yo. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/enautomatico/message

Podcast Premier - Lights - Camera - Action! Now that you are ready to launch your podcast, the description or trailer is very important, it's like the cover of a book. It’s what people read before listening to your show. A podcast description or trailer should cover these three topics: Explanation Statement: Tell your listeners what they can expect to hear on each of your episode so they can determine if it's worth the listening investment of time. Frequency / Where to Find It: How often are your shows, weekly, bi-weekly or daily - let the listeners know so that they will invest in your show. CTA - Call to action: Make sure to always tell your listeners what you want them to do after listening to your show, i.e. share, subscribe, listen for more, etc. For more podcasting pointers, subscribe to my blog, and on my YouTube Channel! Send an email to info@ablakeenterprises.com to schedule your 30-Minute Complimentary Discovery Call or enroll in the 90-Minute Mini Coaching Session for $97 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/delawareblogger/message

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I often get asked why do I speak so much about video content and specifically how to do live videos. Well, live videos are such a powerful tool for a brand and a business, so here's a full episode of dazed, confused and generally buggered dedicated to live video for your business. Here's my tips for structuring your live: 1. Introduce yourself, nobody knows who the hell you are, and even if they do, the new people joining your channel will not, so make sure they know who you are, what you do, where you do it etc. etc. Don't waffle on for ever, but, give them a good 60 / 90 second introduction to you and what you're there to help them with 2. Once you've introduced yourself, it's into the subject matter at hand, so this is your blog content, use the bullet points you've taken down to help you flow the story you're talking about and make sure you're giving value, but you know the subject matter well, you've researched it, written about it, it's your arena and people are coming to learn not to laugh 3. Give people a CTA (Call to action). This isn't a chance for you to throw a sales pitch at the audience, this is a chance to open the floor to more discussions, maybe an email to create a connection, remember, social media is all about being SOCIAL, it's not a selling tool, not until you enter the realms of advertising instead of plain and simple communicative content. My FREE Book: https://mailchi.mp/41aadfd94880/9xyoursocialmedia Hi, I'm Simon, and welcome to Daily Perceptions. I am the founder & creative director of Perception Studios UK, and award winning visual marketing agency, based in Andover Hampshire, in the UK. I also specialise in working with small businesses, and brands in helping them understand how they can grow their social following and brand for FREE....my favourite four letter word. However, it does take hard work and patience, so if you think you've got what it takes, let's start the journey with this video. SOCIAL MEDIA ► Snapchat - http://www.snapchat.com/add/stopjabbaingon ★ Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/simonscholes77 ► Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/howto9xyoursocialmedia ★ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/perceptionstudiosuk ► Google + - http://gplus.to/dailyperceptions ★ Website - http://www.perceptionstudios.co.uk ► Podcast - https://goo.gl/rDu7ZE ★ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonpscholes/ The Kit I'm Using: ► Andoer 550k Ring Light - https://amzn.to/3cIizTg ★ Neewer USB Microphone - https://amzn.to/3ePcmXA ► Senheiser Memory Mic - https://amzn.to/2xjp9Az ★ Gyvazla 3.5mm Lavalier Lapel Phone & Android - https://amzn.to/2zHG8gL Software I use: ► Final Cut Pro X: ★ Streamyard: https://streamyard.com?pal=6057893237882880 ► Tailwind: https://bit.ly/2VJmU2G ★ REV: https://www.rev.com/blog/coupon?ref=simonscholes

BSS Podcast Ep. 29 - Special offers that work! “Buy Now! - 50%OFF – Purchase it! – Download it! “- Ads and CTA (Call to Actions) Get out some pen and paper on this one! Ryan and I chat about the next step of a potential client’s journey of the pipeline you have created to acquire them. Who are you trying to reach? What does success look like of your offer? Is it a purchase or a simple form that is filled out? Once you identify this, it is all about trying to pull a trigger on their emotion in order to elicit a response from them. The CTA on the offer is not always to make a sale but to move them step by step into your funnel. Ryan discusses how the purpose of many ads is strictly to gather some data from them. The knowledge bomb discussed on this step is referred to as an ethical bribe. So, what is the actual offer you give? Is it unique enough from your daily deal? I discuss how scarcity and urgency ads to the value of your product better than a typical discount. This can be more of an appeal where consumers could feel and share the win. We cap the episode on examples of offers besides the typically loud discount shout out. A ‘try before they buy’, offer of goodwill, a service or included freebie are great ideas to incorporate. There is always a value to be mentioned somewhere in your pipeline in order to get them to “buy-in.” Get the win, it can pay dividends in terms of referrals well past the sale or project. Comment, DM, call, tag us your experience – we want to hear from you! Episode 29 out now!!!!   The School of Construction Selling Online Course: https://learn.winrateeducation.com/socs-online-course Follow Mike on IG @winrateconsulting Follow Ryan on IG @ryanwebbermarketing

Some call Yasmine a website designer, others a brand stylist, but what she is, is an expert at glitter bombing your digital empire. With over ten years of design experience, her passion lies in helping you attract dream clients. How? She takes those fabulous tidbits that make you unique and strategically creates drool-worthy graphics and websites that turn your leads into paying customers (all while you dance in your living room with joy).  Top Five DIY Website Tips Have a goal for your website; E-Commerce, Product Sales, Marketing, etc. Tell the visitor what you want them to do or CTA "Call to Action." Know your target market or audience so you can speak in their language and to their needs. Simplify your colors, use a primary color for the font, the other is your detail color. Keep it clean and simple. Keep a simple, clean font for body copy, a font that will be clean when it's small or hard to read. Choose a decorative font to add some style and simple to read font.   Yasmine also explains how having processes for her business benefits her primary for feedback from her clients. She tried a lot of ideas, but she wanted a simple process and written down for her clients. Yasmine is the owner of Robles Designs, The Digital Hustle Tribe, and Celeste Cleaning Company. For Yasmine, being bored is not a part of life she can accept! It's not all about getting clients, though. It's about helping the entire community grow. She has partnered with organizations that empower women and girls to stand up, have confidence, and achieve their dreams. What drives Yasmine is her goal to be a passionate, loving, and inspiring leader within her family and community.  For more on Yasmine Robles: https://www.roblesdesigns.com. I just did a video training on her site about my Three P's of Productivity. If you're finding that you need more productivity in your life go check it out Need more help?  Check out our Free training - The 4 Part Framework to working ON your business instead of IN your business without letting things slip through the cracks.  Get ready to go on my ROAD to Scalability method to organize, optimize and create profit in your business. If you are ready to work ON your business instead of IN your business (and stop letting things fall through the cracks)  Schedule a FREE Consultation Join Our FREE Masterclass Thanks for Listening! -Brittany  

On this episode, Jhesy talks about what's been creeping in everyone's minds : fears and anxiety. She shares her DDF ( deepest darkest fears ) and how she navigates through all of these emotional landscapes. How we can support ourselves through compassion and ways we can medicate our anxiety ( and this isn't a prescription ) through service and creativity. If you like the topic and you want to hear more from our podcast, please don't forget to subscribe, rate and share this with your friends. Join the conversation by leaving a voice message through anchor fm app : https://anchor.fm/jhesy/message or use the hashtag #convoswithj when you post on social media. Find me on facebook : http://www.facebook.com/artsyjhesy and on Instagram : http:///www.instagram.com/artsyjhesy

TODOS SEUS CLIENTES E POTENCIAIS CLIENTES TEM ESSA CARACTERÍSTICA Todos desejam sair de um "local" de dor para um "local" de prazer. Todos estão nesse processo. O seu produto e serviço precisa fazer essa caminhada com seu cliente, ajudá-lo a sair do local de dor para o prazer. Para preparar um conteúdo ideal é necessário que seja listado todas as dores e problemas do seu cliente e futuro cliente. Você precisa saber quais são essas informações para começar o processo de criação de conteúdo para a legenda das suas postagens nas redes sociais. O seu produto/serviço precisa trazer a transformação Após essa etapa de listar todos os problemas, será preciso listar todos os desejos dos seus clientes. Os desejos estão vinculados com o problema, pois o maior desejo é resolver o problema para alcançar o "local" de prazer, da transformação desejada. Listado as dores e desejos, você já tem por onde começar, onde você deseja chegar, e o objetivo principal e utilizar do seu produto para que ele seja a ponte entre esses dois locais. Criando a legenda Na sua legenda, seja em qualquer rede social, você precisa aplicar as informações levantadas nos processos anteriores. A atenção inicial deve ser focada na primeira parte da legenda, e utilizar das "dores" dos clientes é fundamental para chamar a atenção. Logo após a primeira frase da legenda ser focada na dor, a segunda parte deve vir o conteúdo da transformação, o prazer que ele deseja. Depois da atenção que foi conseguida através da apresentação da dor, e depois falando do desejo, é o momento de você fazer um CTA (Call to action), chamada para ação. Nessa chamada você deve fornecer uma informação que você deseja que a pessoa faça, seja uma ligação, um link para entrar, ou qualquer ação que vai gerar o resultado que você deseja. Criando a legenda nessas 3 etapas é possível criar textos que gerem resultados. E você vai melhorando a cada postagem. Sempre faça análise do que funcionou ou não. ------------------------------------------------------------- Grupo no Telegram para Missionários:https://t.me/missionarios_raiz 5 ideia de postagens, simples e rápidas, para as redes sociais, que farão as pessoas se interessarem pelo seu projeto missionário. BAIXE AQUI: https://lp.imersaomarketingdigital.com/pdf-5-dicas-postagem-redes-sociais-missionarios E-book - 5 dicas para levantar mantendores usando as redes sociais: https://lp.imersaomarketingdigital.com/ebook-dicas-mantenedor-redes-sociais Conheça o Imersão: https://www.imersaomarketingdigital.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------- Conheça o MDM (Marketing Digital para MIssionários): https://lp.imersaomarketingdigital.com/mdm Conecte-se com comigo: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bitenfilipe Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/filipebiten Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filipebiten

First some ground rules and ways to get in the right headspace with Instagram. Instagram is a social media app. By simply opening it up you are then able to see behind the scenes and get transported into so many other worlds.In this episode you will...Learn about the steps to level up your Instagram gameHow to avoid being sidetracked when using social mediaKnow when and how long you should spend in InstagramFind out the importance of CTA (Call-to-Action)Discover the benefits of engagement and how to do itand more!Bonus:Vsco for app filtersCanva TemplatesCreative MarketPlanoly Insights:"When you see others experience success or success that you wish you had in your business, instead of getting jealous or upset, remind yourself that it is a demonstration of what is possible and if it is possible for HER, then it is possible for you.""Focus on showing up, focus on the engagement and letting the rest take care of itself. You will attract the right people you will lose the people that are not aligned with your business.""You will attract what you put out. The content you create will attract whoever aligns with the content." 

Today on the "Dailicast Moment", host Chris Laning, talks about the CTA (Call to Action), what it is and why you should have one. TRANSCRIPT: With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now, yesterday we were talking about outros and I told you that it gives you a perfect opportunity to do a CTA or a call to action. Now, if you listened to any sort of marketing gurus or anybody talking about Internet and network marketing, you're gonna know what a call to action is. And honestly, I think it predates even Internet marketing. It's kind of always been out there when you're doing advertising and marketing. A call to action is something you're trying to get the people that are listening to your dailicast to actually do. And it's something that will maybe take them a step closer to whatever it is you're trying to accomplish. Boy, that was clear as mud, wasn't it? Well, let me see if I can explain. So a call to action should be short and sweet. You don't want it to go on forever. You don't want to take a minute, two minutes, three minutes to do a call to action. Particularly when you're doing a dailicast that's only supposed to be two to three minutes anyway. Some examples of what you can do is you can just simply say,"Hey, leave us a review." That's going to give them something to do that they're going to take an active step toward helping you out or becoming a closer part of what you've got going on. Another example could just simply be to visit your website. You're trying to drive traffic to your website and you just simply say,"Hey, you know, I'd appreciate it if you could just step on over to Dailicast.com.". Another one that you can do is just ask them to tell their family or friends. Say, "Hey, if you really enjoy what you're listening to, please let your family and friends know about it so that they can listen and tune in as well. " What we're trying to do is get them to take an active step that's gonna give them just a little bit more buy-in for your particular dailicast. We're not going to ask too much of them. Just going to ask a little bit, something they can do quick and easy, but now by taking that step, they're going to feel one step closer to you. Which again has always been the point of the dailicast to get people to know you better, to really take a step toward that relationship. Ultimately, yes, that can lead to sales, but we're not there yet. We just want to get them a little bit closer to that sales funnel. And even if you're not doing a dailicast that's designed to sell, you probably have some sort of mission, even if it's just building community. By getting them to take this one little step, they're taking a step closer to becoming a stronger part of your community. Now that's all for the "Dailicast Moment" for today. If you do like "Dailicast Moment" , I would love for you to connect with me on social media. You can search for "Dailicast Moment" on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or YouTube. If you're on Linkedin, you can search for me directly. Chris Laning, L-A-N-I-N-G. And once we're connected, please share and or like "Dailicast Moment" so your family and friends can find it too. With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Have a great day!

It took eight months to get his first deal. Now Brad Chandler does over 200 deals annually.Watch at https://youtu.be/yEWuoV3uPAsThey get 1500 organic leads a month. These are people who raise their ahnd and say they want to sell their homes. He spends about $3000 a month on SEO. His SEO has been built over 16 years. Paid leads are $150-$300 a lead.Brad's company has been moving into wholesaling houses a bit more.The hardest, riskiest part of the business is the reno side. When you wholesale, there is a lot less risk.Top 0.001% of real estate transactions makers. Number one team with Keller Williams in 2010 in less than 2 years.Brad's interest started in 9th grade when he read a book about buying houses wiht no money down. His company does over 200 deals a year with mostly with none of Brad's involvement.Brad Chandler has done over 6000 real estate transactions and he has flipped over 3000 homes. Investors can buy houses from him in D.C., Baltimore and Birmingham.www.expresshomebuyers.com/deals for homes to buy.www.expresshomebuyers.com/careers to join his team.Brad describes his team and how the process flows as they acquire properties.They have a FT marketing manager, 4 VA's and a Home buying specialist in each market. The leads come in. A FT CFO and a head of a team of acquisitionists. The inside sales associates set an appointment for the home buying specialist goes to the home to acquire the property.The most responsive CTA (Call to Action) is not texting, much to Brad's surprise. 70% of the TV commercial viewers go to the website to apply. Ten years ago, 70% would phone.How does Brad scale his business? In less than years, he grew to be the number one Keller William team. How do you locate a good team. Good people will fix anything. Crappy people will break any system. They spend a lot of time in the hiring process. And making sure the employee's goals are clear and the company can help them achieve those goals.They find great staff from LinkedIn and networking. Their best source of new team members is referrals.If your team member doesn't fit in and work well with your company. Let them go if they are not thriving with you.Brad's favorite book:Gary Keller is a big influence. His book: The One Thing.Principles: Life and Work: Ray DalioBrad listens to educational material in his car.If he could start over, he would focus more. He thought he was smarter than everyone else and then got slapped and lost $3 million in errors. He got really good at one thing.Real Estate Cashflow Conference: https://www.jayconner.com/learnrealestate/Free Webinar: http://bit.ly/jaymoneypodcastJay Conner is a proven real estate investment leader. Without using his own money or credit, Jay maximizes creative methods to buy and sell properties with profits averaging $64,000 per deal.What is Real Estate Investing? Live Cashflow Conference https://youtu.be/QyeBbDOF4woThe Conner Marketing Group Inc.P.O. Box 1276, Morehead City, NC USA 28557P 252-808-2927F 252-240-2504Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZfl6O7pRhyX5R-rRuSnK6whttps://www.youtube.com/c/RealEstateInvestingWithJayConnerRSS Feedhttp://realestateinvestingdeals.mypodcastworld.com/rss2.xmlGoogle Playhttps://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ihrzsai7jo7awj2e7nhhwfsv47yiTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/real-estate-investing-minus-bank-flipping-houses-foreclosure/id1377723034Watch on ROKU:Rokuhttps://my.roku.com/add/realestateinvestingRokuhttps://my.roku.com/add/realestateinvestingWatch on Amazon Prime:https://www.amazon.com/How-Locate-Real-Estate-Deals/dp/B07M9WNZR6/ref=sr_1_3Jay Conner, rei, real estate investing, estate investing for beginners, Private Money, Flipping houses p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 16.0px 0.0px; line-height: 18.0px; font: 16.0px 'Helvetica Neue'; color: #1a1a1a} span.s1 {font-kerning: none}

So who are the anonymous visitors to your website? With an attractive and useful lead-magnet, you can find out who they are, how to contact them and what they need help with... Capture email addresses Ever seen a pop-up or some advert for an ebook or a resource guide just begging to be dowloaded? (Of course you have!) You entered your email address and...(hey presto)...you saw a link to a download in your email inbox. When you clicked on that link, you just proved that content-marketing really works. As today's guest Kevin says: "....It's very rare for someone to come to your website and immediately hire you. 'So what you need to do is to get the email address of the visitor so you can contact them. Then over time (once you have their email address) you can start to send them useful content. Over a period of time, you win their trust so that they are more likely to hire you. Effectively, you need to build useful content in an attractive, concise format which convinces your target audience that your content is worth exchanging their email address for. So where's your first ebook? Start writing today The good news - as Kevin explains - is that you don't have to write a 100-page tome or huge book! Think of the last .pdf you downloaded from the web. It wasn't the complete guide or the last-word on that subject, was it? It didn't need to be because most people just want a few tips (usually 3-7 steps) to accomplish something. That's something like 500-800 words plus pictures. The point is that you don't have to write a whole book. You can start with something simple ..but valuable. The beauty of software like Beacon.by is that you can select the kind of lead-magnet you want to create, and Beacon.by creates the front page, back page, table of contents....the works! So, start up Microsoft Word or Google Docs and start with an outline, then add some content to each paragraph. When you are ready, you can paste the words into Beacon.by and download your new ebook to feature on your website or email your customers. What are you waiting for?.... Biggest takeaways for you today:  How lead-magnets are changing the world of marketing Which kinds of lead-magnets are right for you How you can include video in your lead-magnets Why you need to add a CTA (Call to Action) How you can create a very effective title in 2 steps How Beacon can convert a blog-post into a lead-magnet Where you can find free pictures to make ebooks attractive Why you need more than one lead-magnet for success Some helpful resources for you: beacon.by- Create downloadable resources for prospects leadpages- Create landing pages to market your training mailchimp- Use your prospects email address to market to them drip- Create automated email series to send your prospects

Hugh Benjamin explains the importance of a "call to action."

Ever been influenced by something, or even someone. We’ll be covering what an influencer is later, but first we’re discussing all things content with the wonderful Janine Wood. Janine is a Senior Partner at Armadillo Consulting Group providing Communications and Strategic Management Consultancy where helping organisations capture their target audiences' attention with tailored, impactful content is the name of the game. For over 25 years Janine has worked in a variety of sectors right through from new and disruptive technology to packaging design and loves creating strategic plans and writing the content within them.   Takeaways - Creating content, content that matters needs to have some form of structure. The main points Janine raised for doing this through thought leadership are: - What is the overall strategy - Who is their target market and who do they want to be reading about them - Then what will resonate with this market, making it thought provoking - All this before you consider where this content needs to be placed (different channels) - And don't forget that CTA – Call to action - Finally, remember it is always quality over quantity. - Rather than focus on what people are doing wrong, Janine suggests its more about the opportunities that are being missed. Creating a standard press release and then sending it out to the wider world is not good enough. You need to be selective in your approach and tailor your content accordingly. Remember, it’s your name, your brand and your reputation, so make sure your content is as interesting as you are! - And finally, thought leadership is very different from being an influencer, although they both look to do similar things. Influencers are more visual and impactful, whereas thought leaders need to be going in-depth with their content. Either way, it is what will fit with the brand that can be the deciding factor.   Influencers As we’ve been speaking about this today, I thought it would be good to dig a little deeper into this type of Marketing. Now influencer Marketing isn’t anything new. It’s been around since the famous were seen as, famous! But what has heightened the knowledge of this tactic is the accessibility to communicate to hundreds and thousands of people with very little investment, mainly through platforms such as Instagram and Snapchat. Influencer Marketing is leveraging the popularity of an individual to promote a certain product or service to a desired set of people. The important factor to consider here is the relevance any individual has in a particular market. Both the influencer and the thing that they are promoting must be aligned and have the same principles in order for them to resonate within the market an organisation wants to promote to and persuade to take some sort of action – usually transactional. If you are still unclear as to what this is all about, take a look on Instagram at a personal trainer called James Smith, although he doesn’t endorse much himself (only the brand he has close ties to and believes in) he does shine a light on the fitness industry and how some celebrities are endorsing products they (a) shouldn't be and (b) are offering false promises to influential people with limited knowledge – check him out and you’ll soon see what I mean (link in the show notes as always). Happy Marketing Everyone! Peter www.marketingstudylab.co.uk www.linkedin.com/company/marketing-study-lab/ www.facebook.com/marketingstudylab/ https://twitter.com/mktstudylab (@mktstudylab) Music Featured on this Podcast: Sleepy in the Garden Lobo Loco www.musikbrause.de Creative Commons License LinksJanine Wood https://www.armadillocg.comjanine@armadillocg.com Books:Purple Cow – Seth Godin: https://amzn.to/2Gc7nSt James Smith PT on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stories/jamessmithpt/

Hoy hablamos acerca del concepto de CTA(Call to action) y como lo deberíamos usar en nuestra página web, blog, redes sociales y mucho más.

En 20 minutos de podcast hablaremos de la CTA, Call to Action o Llamada a la acción. ¿Sabes cómo funcionan y cómo plantearlas optimamente?

I det här avsnittet pratar Linda om sin lanseringsångest (Nu är det snart dags för Social Brand Labs lansering!). Har hon verkligen nåt intressant att komma med? Kommer hon lyckas sälja? Alexandra berättar om hur hennes säljfokus just nu handlar om Social Selling och lovar att bli bättre på CTA (=Call to action). Dessutom blev Alexandra spådd igår, och i det här avsnittet avslöjar hon lite smaskigheter kring det.

In this episode we're going to help you improve your marketing vocabulary Audio feedback from Maria Jose from Cordoba Sign up to our email list and we'll tell you when you can join our free conversation practice. http://www.inglespodcast.com/  Más podcasts para mejorar tu ingles en: http://www.inglespodcast.com/  More podcasts to improve your English at: http://www.inglespodcast.com/  Listener Feedback: Maite Hi Craig! First of all I have to say that your English podcasts are by far the best. I've never seen such magnificent podcasts. Well, I'd like you to teach me vocabulary about marketing issues because I'm doing a degree in marketing and market research and I want to get more vocabulary skills. That's all folks! Thanks in advance for being as you are. Maite "Marketing is the study and management of exchange relationships." - wikipedia Does marketing have good or bad connotations? Marketing is activities of a company associated with buying and selling a product or service. People who work in marketing try to get the attention of target audiences by using slogans, packaging design, celebrity endorsements and general media exposure. Marketing is everything a company does to acquire customers and maintain a relationship with them. Is this necessarily a bad thing? Even the small tasks like writing thank-you letters, returning phone calls and emails promptly and meeting with a past client for coffee can be thought of as marketing. The ultimate goal of marketing is to match a company's products and services to the people who need and want them, thereby ensuring profitability. Vocabulary brand / make / label consumer distribution - delivering the product to the customer end-user - the person, customer who is the ultimate (and so real) user of a product launch - lanzar E-commerce – buying and selling of products or services over the Internet. E-marketing – Promotion of products and services over the Internet market research Market niche – Small but profitable segment (segmento) of a market in which a company is a specialist market share Inbound Marketing - marketing activities that draw visitors in, rather than marketers having to go out to get prospects' attention. packaging Engagement Rate - A popular social media metric used to describe the amount of interaction (likes, shares, comments etc.) a piece of content receives. Interactions like these tell you that your messages are resonating with your fans and followers. keywords - the topics that webpages get indexed for in search results by engines like Google Product range/line – products of a particular type manufactured and/or sold by a company Product positioning – consumer perception of a product as compared to it’s competition. Product placement – a form of advertisement, when a company pays for a product to be seen in films and TV programs. Corporate image – The way society views a company. trademark - special symbol, design, word etc used to represent a product or firm sponsor Lead - A person or company who's shown interest in a product or service in some way, shape, or form. Perhaps they filled out a form, subscribed to a blog, or shared their contact information in exchange for something. Landing Page - A landing page is a website page containing a form that is used for lead generation. Conversion Rate - The percentage of people who completed a desired action on a single web page, such as filling out a form. Pages with high conversion rates are performing well, while pages with low conversion rates are performing poorly. Bounce Rate - The percentage of people who land on a page on your website and then leave without clicking on anything else or navigating to any other pages on your site. (to bounce = rebotar) Marketing Acronyms ROI - Return on Investment - The formula for ROI is: Gain from Investment minus Cost of Investment SEO - Search Engine Optimization - The practice of enhancing where a webpage appears in search results. LTV - Lifetime Value - A prediction of the net profit attributed to the entire future relationship with a customer. CAC - Customer Acquisition Cost - Your total Sales and Marketing cost. CTR - Clickthrough Rate - The percentage of your audience that advances (or clicks through) from one part of your website to the next step of your marketing campaign. CTA - Call-to-Action - a text link, button, image, or some type of web link that encourages a website visitor to visit a landing page and become of lead. Some examples of CTAs are “Subscribe Now” or “Download this PDF document Today.” B2C (Business-to-Consumer) - sells to consumers (Amazon, Apple) B2B (Business-to-Business) - sells to other businesses (google) API - Application Programming Interface - a series of rules in computer programming, which allow an application to extract information from a service and use that information either in their own application or in data analyses. It's kind of like a phone for applications to have conversations. Example: The inglespodcast app in itunes and Android. Questions What's the most annoying thing that marketers do in order to sell you stuff? Which, if any, of these advertising methods would you take notice of: website banners email spam phone calls - telemarketing street advertising TV/radio commercials fliers on you car, in your postbox newspaper/magazine ads word of mouth pre-roll ads on YouTube podcast ads Why do you think marketing has become so much more important in recent years? Reza strongly objects to any public money being spent by councils or government on advertisements merely reminding you how good they (supposedly) are. What are your feelings on this? Is sponsorship of major events really necessary, or just purely self-interested marketing for the sponsor? Rory Sutherland: Life lessons from an ad man: https://www.ted.com/talks/rory_sutherland_life_lessons_from_an_ad_man  Joan Boluda - Marketing online https://boluda.com/  Jason Van Orden and Jeremy Frandsen http://www.internetbusinessmastery.com/  Online Marketing Made Easy - Amy Porterfield http://www.amyporterfield.com/category/podcast/  Pat Flynn - Smart Passive Income http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/  ...and now it's your turn to practise your English. Do you have a question for us or an idea for a future episode? What annoys you most about marketing? 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What is a Facebook Fan Page and why do you need one? A Fan Page is a page you can create for free on Facebook to promote your business or Passion Project. The benefit of having a Fan Page on Facebook verses promoting yourself on the regular news feed is so you don't spam your friends with information that may not interest them. It also lends credibility to your business. A fan Page is a good starting option for folks just starting up a new business especially if its a "trial" project to see what kind of interest is out there for the business model. In today's episode we cover the best practices to do when getting started with using Facebook Fan Pages, as well as some really common mistakes to avoid. Key Takeaways To Do's Link your Website Content is super important Add Value Post lots of pictures and video. live streaming services like Periscope and Blab make it super easy to utilize video on your page. Add a CTA "Call to Action" button on your page. It can be anything you want your Tribe to do, such as sign up for your email list or subscribe to your Podcast. No No's to Avoid Do not SPAM your friends with your Fan Page. Yes, the Fan Page is for boosting your business, but be mindful not to only post "buy my xyz product/service". Do NOT auto subscribe your friends to your page. send them an invitation to like your page once it's set up. Do not post negative comments or go on a rant. Post helpful content for your peeps on a regular basis. QuoteSpiration [Tweet ""Become a Person of Value ""] Book of the Day The Book on Facebook Marketing: To help you set your business and life on fire by Nick Unsworth & Valerie Shoopman Business Resources Pinterest - link it to your  Facebook Fan PageFeedly - for content curationBuffer App - pre schedule your content postsHootsuite - pre schedule your content postsIfttt - recipes to do tasks automatically Links JenaeNicole.com@JobOpt on TwitterThe Job Optional Podcast on Facebook

 #QOTD: What will the results of the Jets-Lions game be? Look, I'm a salesman. I'm all about the CTA (Call to action), but at the end of the day we're talking about the difference between sales and branding. Anybody can be a great salesman, but creating a great brand is something totally different. Being a Nike, being a Puma, as opposed to just selling sneakers, is totally different. Sometimes I don't go for the CTA, sometimes I don't go for the popup, or the other growth-hacking techniques. The reason for that is I believe in the Jabs. I believe in branding. I believe that there is a time and a place. I believe there's context. In a 2015 world, people watch this show, and they see that I'm not selling them anything; that I'm taking the time to do this in my favorite place in the world (the Jets' parking lot). Sure I COULD throw some call to action at them, but by asking for that, I leaving something huge on the table. That person has the ability to google me, find out more, and develop a real relationship with my brand, but by selling up front, I could very well ruin that. By trying to score on the first date, I could be passing up the chance to get married.