Podcast appearances and mentions of Dan Golden

Store manager at Ed Young's True Value Hardware store in Williamsville, Dan Golden on the local shortage of rock salt and ice melt in hardware stores full 103 Wed, 12 Feb 2025 09:30:30 +0000 HNCmM4MXh184KdohsSPvMA9WncSO6x1g buffalo,news,wben,ice melt,rock salt WBEN Extras buffalo,news,wben,ice melt,rock salt Store manager at Ed Young's True Value Hardware store in Williamsville, Dan Golden on the local shortage of rock salt and ice melt in hardware stores Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News

Dan Golden on Winter Preparedness full 90 Wed, 27 Nov 2024 02:41:09 +0000 uW5XrT72nwpQP6rXqxuaD2JOQure6XpB news WBEN Extras news Dan Golden on Winter Preparedness Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2

Welcome to The Common Creative with Dan Golden and Jen Huh. Dan Golden and Jen Huh are a dynamic creative duo known for their playful and humorous design approach. Dan's expertise in design and rug collections merges seamlessly with Jen's background in poetry and photography, resulting in their unique brand, "U ME U," offering cozy throws infused with creativity. Join us as Dan and Jen share their journey from New York's design scene to their collaborative ventures. Discover how their latest project, "U ME U," embodies their ethos of blending creativity with humour and simplicity. Tune in now for insights into their creative process. LINKS: Dan Golden & Jen Huh - Special Guests LinkedIn    Dan Golden - linkedin.com/in/dangoldenstudio   Jen Huh - linkedin.com/in/jenhuh Website -  dangolden.com Paul Fairweather - Co-host https://www.paulfairweather.com Chris Meredith - Co-host https://www.chrismeredith.com.au Two Common Creatives https://www.twocommoncreatives.com/podcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 2 of a new ATB/ARRO Collaboration series with a case-based discussion on thoracic cancers. Episode features Drs. Dan Golden, Leah D'Souza, Dasha Klebaner, and Allison Matous.

Maria Ford (MIND GAMES) returns to The Blind Rage Podcast in Dan Golden's 1995 erotic thriller STRIPTEASER. It's closing time at Zipper's Clown Palace, a seedy Hollywood strip joint, when a blind man enters. In minutes, he drops the cane, sunglasses, and charade, now brandishing a shotgun, which he uses to hold the remaining employees, as well as its last patrons, hostage. What appears to be a random act of violence slowly becomes more sinister as we discover our gunman has something of an infatuation with Christina (Ford), one of Zipper's most popular performers. Chock full of violence, nudity, lap dances, and sleaze, STRIPTEASER remains one of my favorite Roger Corman straight-to-video quickies. Pull up a chair (not that one; there appears to be a sticky residue along the seat) and join Tony and I for this lost gem. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blindragepod/message

Ellen and Dan talk with Meg Heckman, a colleague of ours at Northeastern University's school of journalism. Meg is an associate professor and author. She had a long career as a journalist. She spent more than a decade as a reporter and, later, the digital editor at the Concord (NH) Monitor, where she developed a fascination with presidential politics, a passion for local news and an appreciation for cars with four-wheel drive. Her book, “Political Godmother: Nackey Scripps Loeb and the Newspaper That Shook the Republican Party,” documents the lasting impact of New Hampshire publisher and conservative activist Nackey Loeb.  In Quick Takes, Ellen calls attention to a piece in ProPublica by journalist Dan Golden about his history working for the local daily in Springfield, Massachusetts. Turns out the good-old-days in newspapering weren't all good. Golden cautions against recreating them. Dan takes a look back at an example of how diligent local news reporting can have an enormous impact nearly 45 years after the fact. Recently the EPA proposed a ban on trichloroethylene, an industrial solvent that's been linked to leukemia, birth defects and other health problems. The road to that ban began in Woburn, Massachusetts, in 1979, with a super-smart young reporter Dan had the honor of working with. Dan wrote about it here.   

Dogs do not bark just because. Anyone who wants to know how to stop dog barking should understand behind any excessive barking is a real, serious trigger… at least in our dog's eyes. Indeed, barking is a big behavioral issue! But it is often misunderstood. Most dog owners and even dog trainers treat barking at face value, as if there's nothing more to it. This is where most solutions get it wrong — they focus on stopping dog barking without addressing the root cause of the problem. Dog owners get frustrated because even if they do get some success, after a few days of silence, the barking resumes! This is what I aim to change with Rule #4 of the Doggy Dan Five Golden Rules. As a top dog trainer who has seen the most notorious of barkers switch off after just a few tries, I have proven that the best way to solve a barking issue is to be the leader WHO DEALS WITH DANGER. A leader who can tell a dog “You can hand over the protecting to me. I deal with danger. I've got you covered. You can relax.” What does this mean and how can you be this kind of leader? Read on to learn more about Doggy Dan's Golden Rule #4. Key Takeaways: Dogs are naturally protective because for them, all that matters is their survival and the pack's. Rule #4 focuses on helping dog owners communicate to their dogs “I am in charge, I will decide how to react, I deal with danger, you can relax.” Saying “Thank You!” is one of the ways to make dogs understand that YOU are in charge with danger, not them. LEARN HOW TO STOP DOG BARKING WITH THE DOGGY DAN GOLDEN RULE #4! Table of Contents Recap: Rules #1, #2, #3 of the Doggy Dan Five Golden Rules Rule #4 is Dealing with Danger: Dear Dog, I am in Charge of Danger, Not You How Rule #4 of the Doggy Dan Five Golden Rules Help You React Like a Leader In Charge of Danger What Your Dogs Will Learn From the Rule #4 The Five Most Common Mistakes Dog Owners Do to Stop Dog Barking How to Stop Dog Barking: Calmer Dogs Have Owners Who Understand Rule #4 By Heart Dog Calming Code: Helping Dogs Stop Barking and Live the “Switched Off” Life   How to Stop Dog Barking: Rules #1, #2, #3 of the Doggy Dan Five Golden Rules Recap Important Note: Before you implement Doggy Dan Golden Rule #4 — Dealing with Danger — with your dog training, it's imperative that you are already following Rules #1, #2, and #3. Unless these rules are in place, you and your dog won't be able to make Rule #4 work as effectively. To recap, the first three rules focus on winning your dog's mind by showing them you're the pack leader, not them: Rule #1 talks about controlling the food and understanding why being in control of the food communicates that you are in charge. (You can check Rule #1 here.). Rule #2 is about the importance of ignoring your dog after separation and why it's crucial in establishing leadership in the home. (Learn about Rule #2 here.) Rule#3 is about helping your dogs pass on the leadership hat to you through showing them that you and not them call the shots. (Learn about Rule #3 here.) These rules are important prerequisites to make sure Rule #4 really does its magic on your dogs. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE DOGGY DAN FIVE GOLDEN RULES WITH THE DOG CALMING CODE Rule #4 is Dealing with Danger: Dear Dog, I am in Charge of Danger, Not You Dogs are naturally very protective of us. Why? As established in the first three blogs for this series, nothing matters more to our dogs than their survival, and the pack's. (Watch the full video below for Rule #4)   This protectiveness comes from their wolf ancestry as wolves are stalwart in protecting the pack from potential threats. Therefore, anything they think poses any danger to the pack are dealt with VERY SERIOUSLY Strangers walking past the property? Dog will bark. Motorcycle zooms by? Dog barks. Birds swooping through the garden? Dog goes nuts. I often say this: unless trained, dogs are instinctive—they DO what's natural for them. And what's natural is to ensure the pack and the property are safe. WE CAN'T BLAME A DOG FOR BARKING AT RANDOM THREATS ALL THE TIME: THEY NEED TO ALERT US TO DANGER TO KEEP US SAFE. What Dogs Communicate with Every Bark In every “woof, woof” your dog makes to a stranger across the street, or a distant sound is this message: “Hey, this is my property and I am in charge. I will deal with you! You look dangerous, you have to stay away! I'm going to bark so you will be scared to come near.” If you want to know how to stop dog barking, this is crucial info! Simply saying “STOP!” won't do it for our dogs, no matter how much we try. They're protectors — they won't get it why you're asking them to stop when danger is really there! They're worried the strange shadow that passed the window will harm you or the property, so unless their fear of the danger is pacified, barking will persist. How Doggy Dan Rule #4 Helps Dogs Switch Off and Stop Barking Rule #4 enables dog owners to communicate this clearly to dogs: “You are not the one in charge of danger, I am. You can relax. I'm going to handle every decision around danger. I deal with the threat. Thank you, you can calm down now.” Of course, we can't just say this out loud expecting our dog to immediately walk away from the threat. Your dog has to feel, see, and hear that you are indeed a confident, capable leader they can trust to handle danger. And when they feel your confidence—your calm, unbothered energy, with body language that's relaxed—they will catch on. But what do you need to do to become a capable Alpha in your dog's eyes? DOG CALMING CODE: THE PROGRAM TO GUIDE YOU HOW TO STOP DOG BARKING How Rule #4 of the Doggy Dan Five Golden Rules Help You React Like a Leader In Charge of Danger In situations where your dog barks non-stop, you can seize the chance to tell your dog: "I've got it handled, buddy. No need to worry or agitated. I got you covered." You can convey this POWERFUL message through your words, voice, body language, and overall demeanor. Communicating this message is purely done through dog psychology so your dog can absolutely get what you mean. If your dog is in a middle of a barking episode, here are three things that can encourage your dog to switch off and be calm. STOP DOG BARKING WITH THE HELP OF THE DOG CALMING CODE Showing Your Dog You Hear Them with a “Thank You!” Your dog has to know that you hear “Danger! Danger! Danger! I'm protecting you so I'm barking” instead of just… well… barking. You can't be the protector in their eyes if you can't even understand the urgency of their barking! Now, there's a thin line between letting your dogs know you get them, and indulging them. I'm sure it's tempting to go to your dog and give them a comforting pat or hug and say “Where's the danger? You scared right? Good boy, I'm here.” But that only tells them they are still the ones making the decisions around danger. All I would do is say “Thank you!” in a calm, gentle, relaxed voice just to let your dog know you hear them but you're not worried. Acknowledging The Danger and Saying Thank You From experience, I know that some dogs aren't satisfied with just hearing “Thank you!” They persist with the barking as if saying “You don't get it! There's danger outside! How can you be unbothered when you haven't even checked yet!” It's very powerful when they see you get up, walk calmly over and check what they're seeing, remaining unfazed, then turning your back on the “danger”, and walk off with a “Thank you!” Your. Dog. Will. Get. It. You've seen the “danger” and you've totally ignored it! You made the decision that you're not worried about the threat your dog sees. It's an effective way to let your dogs know “I've seen the danger and I have a decision about it. The bird you are barking at does not bother me so it should not bother you. Go on and relax.” Making It Absolutely Clear That Barking is NOT Okay In some cases, using the two solutions I mentioned above won't immediately work for the first or second time. Your dog may still continue to bark. If barking persists, you can calmly take them to timeout for a few minutes until they relax. STOP DOG BARKING AND HELP DOGS SWITCH OFF WITH THE DOG CALMING CODE What Your Dogs Will Learn From the Rule #4 This powerful rule has three pillars that dog owners ABSOLUTELY have to know: #1: I am the Pack Leader. I Deal with Danger Rule #4 lets your dog know “I am the leader here, so I will protect you. If there's danger, I'll handle it. You don't have to worry.” Dogs naturally look up to a strong and confident pack leader, someone they can trust to make decisions in potentially dangerous situations. Being a leader who makes the decisions and remains unbothered by threats makes your dogs feel “Ahhh, someone capable is taking the protector hat from me. Finally, I can relax!” Dogs will start to switch off their vigilance (and non-stop barking!) and have faith in you as a leader. #2: I Decide What's Dangerous or Not It's true — your dog barking aggressively at a bird's shadow looks ridiculous! But your dog doesn't know a bird is NOT a big threat. However, you do! And the simple gesture of saying “Thank you!” and calmly acknowledging the source of the barking without a worried energy can help your dog understand there's nothing to stress about. Rule #4 helps you communicate “Relax, it's not a threat” through your energy, tone of voice, overall demeanor, and body language! #3: I Take Lead on How to React To explain this fully, let me tell you a story about an Alpha, their pack of wolves, and an ice cream motorcycle. For wolves, the ice cream motorcycle is totally alien! It's not a creature of the woods. It's strange, so therefore, dangerous. When it comes to tricky situations like this one, the Alpha is steps in to do the checking while the other pack members wait. BECOME THE ALPHA OF THE PACK WITH THE HELP OF THE DOG CALMING CODE Then, after a few minutes of checking, the Alpha walks away, totally ignoring the bike. Do you think the other wolves will cry out “Uhm, excuse me? It's still dangerous!” NO! The Alpha knows. And because they walked away calmly, ignoring the thing that all of the pack thought dangerous, the other wolves understand there's nothing to worry about. Oh but how different would it be if the Alpha started barking at the bike! Other wolves surely join in in no time! In situations your dog perceives as dangerous, THEY WILL BE LOOKING TO YOU. The way you react to things your dog considers as threats has the power to stop your dog from having a full-on barking spree! THE DOG CALMING CODE: THE GUIDE TO HELP YOU HAVE CALMER, HAPPIER DOGS The Five Most Common Mistakes Dog Owners Do to Stop Dog Barking Yes, even the most well-meaning gesture can encourage frequent barking responses from your dog. Let me explain… In an ideal world, we dog owners should be reacting to our dog's barking episodes with a calm energy and an unbothered body language. However, this is NOT ALWAYS the case. In fact, I have worked with dog owners who correct dog barking through this scenario: Let's say a dog named Rover starts barking at someone walking past the front gate. In the eyes of Rover, the stranger poses a threat of real danger! But here's the scenario that PLAYS OUT MOST IN REAL LIFE. Rover: *Barking to say “Hey everybody, there's a stranger close to the property. Is this danger real? What should I do?”* Dog Owner: “Cut it out, Rover!” (in a shouty voice) Rover: *Continues barking to say “But seriously, I'm barking because they look dangerous, and you're shouting back so I'm barking louder—can't you hear me?!”* Dog Owner: “I said cut it out now!!” (more irritated) Rover: *Barking louder than ever “There's danger present and I'M BARKING THE LOUDEST BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT SEEING THIS FOR YOURSELF PLUS YOU SOUND AGITATED SO I'LL BARK EVEN MORE!” Finally, the stranger is no longer in sight. Rover stops barking, and goes over to his owner who says “Good boy, Rover. Good boy.” From the interaction above, we learn of FOUR BIGGEST MISTAKES that you can do when teaching your dog to stop barking. Mistake #1: Dog Owner Shouts Without Doing Anything to Acknowledge the Dog's Call for Attention. They made no effort to confirm if there was danger or not, sending the signal to the dog that danger is their job to deal with. That puts stress on the dog to take charge and become overly protective. Mistake #2: Not Keeping Their Energy in Check Dogs are big energy readers and absorbers. You can influence them with your energy. Even if you're saying “Thank you!” but you're doing it with an irritated tone, your dog will think the danger is bothering you. Mistake #3: Giving a Treat After a Dog's Barking Episode If you give your dog a pat, a cuddle, a hug, or a treat after they barked non-stop, your dog will start thinking they did the right thing! Your dog will think “If I sense danger, my owner wants me to bark my loudest because I have to do all the protecting.” The more you give rewards to a dog that barks non-stop, the more they will think that there's no problem with barking all the time! Now, I'm going to include two more mistakes not found in the scenario above, which often stall the success of Rule #4. Mistake #4: Giving Pats and Cuddles WHILE Dealing with Danger I empathize with you — it's heartbreaking to see a stressed dog. It's so easy to give in to hugging them or patting them while on a barking episode. You might go “Oh, Rover. Is that bird making you scared? Go away, bird! How about now? Are you still scared?” Let me tell you this: it's going to do more harm. You have to be absolutely clear that it's you who will have the final say whether or not something is worth the worry. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE DOG CALMING CODE, THE PROGRAM TRUSTED BY 88,000 DOG OWNERS! Mistake #5: Cheating Through the Process Some dog owners give up after the first “Thank you!” thinking it will still work on their dogs. Truth is: it won't. You have to operate in a language dogs can process and understand. And the process of saying the first “Thank you,” checking out the source of the barking, showing calm and unbothered demeanor, and giving timeouts when necessary should be done in order for it to work. How to Stop Dog Barking: Calmer Dogs Have Owners Who Understand Rule #4 By Heart Dogs — especially those who have taken on the responsibility of protecting you and your property — can't relax. They're constantly running around, barking non-stop at everything and everyone, and often exhibit serious separation anxiety. You can easily tell a relaxed dog from a wired one, and the difference is always so sad. I remember the first time a dog licked my hands after using Rule #4 on him. In that moment, I thought it was just a sweet coincidence. However, so many dogs I've helped since then would do the same. Dogs who FINALLY SWITCHED OFF would lick my hands as if saying “Thank you!” It's as if it's their way of telling me: “Wow, mate. You finally got the security covered. I'm gonna switch off now.” This is why I always ask dog owners to learn Rule #4 of the Doggy Dan Five Golden Rules as it is the solution that solves both the root cause of the problem and the non-stop barking. I've seen it transform my dogs and the dogs of the people I have worked with. Dog owners who follow it have less stress on the park and during walks because unfamiliar stranger and dogs in the park no longer triggers their dogs! I know you love your dog, and I know that aside from the barking, you also want them to be the happy, calm, relaxed, healthy dog you've always wanted them to be. I have four words: follow Rule #4. LEARN MORE ABOUT GOLDEN RULE NUMBER FOUR WITH THE DOG CALMING CODE Dog Calming Code: How to Stop Barking and Help Dogs Live the “Switched Off” Life I hope by now you see that Golden Rule #4 of dog training is a gift our stressed, anxious, high-wired dogs WILL ABSOLUTELY THANK US FOR. However, as a dog trainer who has helped thousands of dog owners navigate their dog's barking problem with Rule #4, I know that it's also EASY TO GET THIS WRONG. But in your quest for a bark-free household and happier dog, I've made sure YOU WILL NEVER FEEL ALONE OR CONFUSED BY HOW TO IMPLEMENT THIS RULE. In my online dog training program, the Dog Calming Code™️, you'll discover the thorough, step-by-step instructions on Rule #4, and all the other Golden Rules. With the Dog Calming Code, you'll learn answers to common questions around Rule #4 including: What do we do if we don't know what our dog is barking at? Will we have to do this forever? Is it ok to call the dog to us to stop it barking? What should we do if after the second thank you our dog runs away and plays a game of chase! Should we praise our dog when he comes to us after he has barked? Is it ok if we change the word to something else? Is it ok to recall our dog when he is barking? After the second Thank You our dog likes to do one more gruff but then follows us inside, my question is do we have to isolate him for this? We still want a guard dog, how will this work? Let me assure you: this is not one of those temporary, quick-fix, no-more-barking-solutions. Rule #4 talks to your dog's very core, assuring them “Hey, you're not in charge. And the one in charge has you covered 100%. No need to bark, or bite, or chase anymore. Take a break, buddy. You deserve it.” And really, isn't that what YOUR dog absolutely deserve? If you agree, click here to learn more about the Dog Calming Code. ~ Doggy Dan 

On today's show we shine a spotlight on an incredible real-life technological thriller, as we invite Renee Dudley and Dan Golden to discuss their new book: The Ransomware Hunting Team: A Band of Misfits' Improbable Crusade to Save the World from Cybercrime.

Dan Golden and Renee Dudley, reporters at ProPublica and authors of "The Ransomware Hunting Team: A Band of Misfits' Improbable Crusade to Save the World from Cybercrime," discuss their book. Dave and Joe share some follow up form listener Ignacio who writes in to share thoughts on Joe's preference to using open source options for password managers. Joe's story this week follows Coinbase, who recently had a cybersecurity breach but their cyber controls prevented the attacker from gaining direct system access and prevented any loss of funds or compromise of customer information. Dave's story is on people trying to gain cryptocurrency back after it was hacked and stolen from them, only to wait and receive nothing in the long run. Our catch of the day comes from listener Josh, who writes in about an email he received that stated that his wallet would be suspended if he did not download a verification link. Links to stories: Who You Gonna Call? The Ransomware Hunting Team. Social Engineering - A Coinbase Case Study These Companies Say They Can Recover Stolen Crypto. That Rarely Happens. Have a Catch of the Day you'd like to share? Email it to us at hackinghumans@thecyberwire.com or hit us up on Twitter.

This week, in a special bonus episode, we talk to Steve Krull and Dan Golden, co-founders of Be Found Online, a digital marketing agency based in Chicago. In the second quarter of 2020, as COVID hit and their clients stopped advertising, Krull and Golden watched helplessly as their agency lost 40 percent of its revenue. And then things got much worse: By the end of the year, both of their wives would be diagnosed with cancer. This is a conversation about how Krull and Golden have coped with matters big and small, personal and professional, throughout an experience they compare to being in a knife fight in the middle of a forest fire.

Episode Notes The college admissions scandal with celebrities like Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman uncovered how the wealthy buy their kids' way into college. But this isn't something new. The wealthy and privileged have had a massive advantage for a long time, and this takes college spots from many hard-working kids. In this episode, we chat with Pulitzer prize-winning author and journalist Dan Golden about his book The Price of Admission. Follow Dan on Twitter @DanLGolden Get a copy of The Price of Admission For the interview transcript visit www.TheRewiredSoul.com/interviews Follow @TheRewiredSoul on Twitter and Instagram Support The Rewired Soul: Get books by Chris Support on Patreon Try BetterHelp Online Therapy (affiliate) Donate

The Red Journal in coordination with its partners at the Virtual Visiting Professor Network organized a discussion of "The Big Debate: Where Must Radiation Oncology Go First in the 2020s?" This month's podcast features the five speakers: Dr. Wendy Woodward representing Molecular Biology, Dr. Chuck Mayo representing Artificial Intelligence, Dr. Dan Golden representing Education, Dr. Karen Winkfield representing Diversity/Equity/Inclusion, and Dr. Peter Maxim representing FLASH radiotherapy. The challenges, responsibilities, and special insights arising from these varied disciplines will shape the future of our specialty.

Jon talks with Dan Golden, President and Co-Founder of BeFoundOnline, about SEO and how people can find you online. Dan Golden is a veteran digital marketing executive, entrepreneur and business innovator.   Dan is a search geek at heart and still spends time auditing accounts, testing new tactics, diving into analytics, and making strategic recommendations for his clients. Dan has spent time on the client-side, with large agencies and had a brief stint at Google before launching BFO. As President and co-founder of the Chicago based digital agency, BFO has been awarded as Ad Age’s #1 Best Place to Work and a 6-time Inc. 5,000 honoree as well as recognition for client work from the US Search Awards, Landy Awards and the US Drum Search Awards. Forbes, Huffington Post, Inc. Magazine and Mashable have featured Dan’s thought leadership. He speaks regularly at conferences like ANA Marketing Futures, Conscious Capitalism, Pubcon, HeroConf and Inbound and is an Adjunct Lecturer on Digital Marketing at DePaul University and a guest lecturer at Northwestern University.   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon’s Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Dan Golden: Website: http://www.BeFoundOnline.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BFO  Twitter: https://twitter.com/befoundonline  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/befoundonline  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/watchbfo 

Dan Golden and Mike LaVista talk about the current state of marketing tech, what's changing, and what to do now. Oh and velour sweatsuits.Dan Golden is a digital marketing expert and co-founder and Chief Technologist of Be Found Online, a Digital Marketing agency in Chicago.Mike LaVista is the Founder and CEO of Caxy Interactive, a custom software development agency in Chicago. https://befoundonline.comhttps://www.caxy.com

One of the boys Jake interviews former 6A Texas Cross Country State Champion Dan Golden. You will hear Dan and Jake discuss running at the collegiate level and what all it takes to be a D1 athlete. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this week's episode, Dan kicks off the new year by rethinking his view of one very important and oft-maligned area of digital marketing: SEO. And he's got one of the industry's leading experts – Dan Golden, president, co-founder, and Chief Search Artist of Be Found Online – to thank for it. Dan and Dan dive into SEO and what marketers should know about this ever-evolving field. At times a bit geeky, at times high-level, they discuss the importance of creativity, relevance, authority, and the need to put customers in charge in order to build an effective search program. They cover challenges facing the industry and marketers in general, and Mr. Golden gives some sage advice on how to find and work with great agency partners.

“I dunno about everybody else, but I certainly got a hard-on.”   It's closing time at Zipper's Clown Palace, one of Hollywood's sleaziest strip clubs, when a deranged gunman (Rick Dean) strolls on in and holds the remaining patrons, as well as its employees, hostage. As a long night wears on, we come to find that our verbose villain has developed an unhealthy infatuation with Christina Martin (Maria Ford), one of the club's most popular dancers, and decides this is the night they meet face to face.   Like many Roger Corman productions, especially of this era, Stripteaser is very much a family affair. Dean and Ford have appeared in numerous Concorde / New Horizons Home Video quickies (a handful of ‘em together), as have Nikki Fritz and Duane Whitaker.  Duane, most often seen in front of the camera, penned the screenplay directed by Dan Golden, who stood at the helm of several Concorde films. Fans of low-budget thrillers will undoubtedly recognize the name Andrea V. Rossotto, cinematographer on more than 70 productions, a good percentage of them for Corman. Tossed into the mix is R.A. Mihailoff, who played the title role in Jeff Burr's under-appreciated Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III. Here, he's wielding bottles, as opposed to power tools, playing “Little,” the bearded, beer-bellied bartender.   Though I've been a long-time fan of this micro-budget, straight-to-video epic, I never before noticed the endless padding throughout its 74-minute running time. From extended dance sequences to opening titles that seem to go on forever, Stripteaser utilizes a number of methods to maximize what couldn't have been more than a 50-page script. It's actually over 7 minutes into the film before any dialogue is spoken. Nevertheless, there's enough here to keep the viewer entertained, especially if said viewer enjoys excessively gratuitous nude scenes. There's a moment in the film where one of the dancers, fully disrobed, stands over a strategically-placed stage light and there's practically a near-glimpse of cervix.   While there's no doubt that Stripteaser is a T&A film (the title pretty much says it all), some of the performances are particularly strong. Rick Dean plays a pretty convincing psycho and delivers every line (and demented cackle) as though this were a mainstream film meant to be seen by a much larger audience. Maria Ford, who probably holds the world record for playing more strippers than any other actress, has always given her all, despite the lackluster material she's so often given. Here, she plays the doe-eyed woman-in-peril to the letter.   Much to my surprise, Stripteaser is available for streaming via YouTube and in its uncut, unrated version. However, if you'd like to watch using the Concorde DVD, which runs 1:14:06, please feel free to do so.   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blindragepod/message

Jon and Dan discuss everything SEO and how to make it work for your company! Dan Golden is a veteran digital marketing executive, entrepreneur, and business innovator. Dan is a search geek at heart and still spends time auditing accounts, testing new tactics, diving into analytics, and making strategic recommendations for his clients. Dan has spent time on the client-side, with large agencies and had a brief stint at Google before launching BFO. As President and co-founder of the Chicago based digital agency, BFO has been awarded as Ad Age’s #1 Best Place to Work and a 6-time Inc. 5,000 honoree as well as recognition for client work from the US Search Awards, Landy Awards, and the US Drum Search Awards. Forbes, Huffington Post, Inc. Magazine, and Mashable have featured Dan’s thought leadership. He speaks regularly at conferences like ANA Marketing Futures, Conscious Capitalism, Pubcon, HeroConf, and Inbound and is an Adjunct Lecturer on Digital Marketing at DePaul University and a guest lecturer at Northwestern University. Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon’s Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Dan Golden: Website: BeFoundOnline.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BFO/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/befoundonline Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/be_found_online/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/befoundonline YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/watchbfo

Raul talks with Dan Golden about how to lead a conscious company learning new ideas, and how to create impact and profit.   Dan is a search geek at heart and still spends time auditing accounts, testing new tactics, diving into analytics, and making strategic recommendations for his clients.    Dan has spent time on the client side with large agencies and had a brief stint at Google before launching BFO.    Dan Golden is a veteran digital marketing executive, entrepreneur and business innovator. He is the President and co-founder of the Chicago based digital agency, BFO, and has been awarded as Ad Age’s #1 Best Place to Work and a 6-time Inc. 5,000 honoree as well as recognition for client work from the US Search Awards, Landy Awards, and the US Drum Search Awards.   Be sure to listen to this episode and enjoy!   Highlights Dan’s purpose in the world - 2:30 Wanting to do things the right way - 3:20 How Dan defines impact - 6:29 What do people care about? - 7:59 Having focus and intention - 10:25 Giving credit to your team - 12:32 Creating a culture in a team - 13:37 The future of search - 16:08 The future of search are answers and actions - 18:19 What our businesses can do today - 20:37   Episode Resources Connect with Raul Hernandez Ochoa https://www.linkedin.com/in/dogoodwork  https://dogoodwork.io/work-with-raul  https://dogoodwork.io/podcast  Connect with Dan Golden dan@befoundonline.com  https://befoundonline.com/  https://twitter.com/thegoldendan?lang=en  https://www.linkedin.com/in/dangolden/   

Craig discusses a new home security device from Ring.  The always-on home cam -- get this... it is a drone.  Then he talks about Elon Musk and his 25,000 Completely Autonomous Tesla he will have in 3 years. Plus, you better think twice, or three times before paying that ransom to get your data back. For more tech tips, news, and updates, visit - CraigPeterson.com --- Right To Repair Or A Fight For Survival? Ring’s latest security camera is a drone that flies around inside your house Malware Attacks Declined But Became More Evasive in Q2 Elon Musk reveals plans to slash electric battery costs, build $25,000 Tesla Paying ransomware demands could land you in hot water with the feds Windows 10 machines running on ARM will be able to emulate x64 apps soon 'It Won't Happen to Me': Employee Apathy Prevails Despite Greater Cybersecurity Awareness Rise in Remote MacOS Workers Driving Cybersecurity 'Rethink' A Guide to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework --- Automated Machine-Generated Transcript: You've been looking for a home security system. We've talked about a few of them on the show before. Right now we're going to be talking about a completely different approach to home security and what Ring's latest camera is all about. Hi everybody. Craig Peterson here. Thanks for joining me. Okay. Ring has been around for a while. As I recall Ring was purchased, two, three years ago by our friends over at Amazon. They have some interesting security stuff and they've certainly had their fair share or share of computer problems, security problems here over the years who hasn't, right? This is what's being called a true ambitious new home security device. This thing is really cool. It sits there. It just, it says Ring on the front. it's just a little square almost. The device has got rounded corners, so looks very nice. And it's got a little light button on it. One of those little Rings, which is always cool, but it's called the always home cam. And this thing reminds me a little bit of a movie that I've enjoyed many times called Tron from way back when. You might even remember these flying T things, although they had two legs on them and they flew around, that's what this Ring looks like. It is an autonomous and manual little Quadrocopter, and it is designed where all of the blades are completely hidden if you will. So they're not going to run into anything. They're not going to hurt anything or anyone and hanging beneath these four enclosed blades is a thing like a pack of gum. You remember the old packs of gum, the long thin ones. That's it looks like underneath these four blades. So the idea is you pay them 250 bucks and you plug this thing in, you're going to have to configure it obviously, but it is this little, I guess a Quadrocopters, how I describe it that sits in its charging base. Now, when it's in the charging base, it's the tail, the long downward part of the T that sits completely immersed in the charging base. So this charging Base goes all the way up around the base of the Quadrocopter. And it's just the blades that are exposed on top. What it has on that is a camera. I imagine it probably also has a microphone. It doesn't say, but it has a little camera. So when it's in the dark it's charging and that camera is not active. Even if it was it wouldn't be able to see anything. But what's really cool about this thing is that it can provide you with viewpoints throughout your house. You don't need multiple cameras anymore. The Rings founder's name is Jamie Siminoff. And he's also the chief inventor said that Ring has spent the last two years called focused on the development of the device. And that it is an obvious product that is very hard to build. And thanks to advancements in drone technology. Ring pulled it off. They're not available yet. It's called the "always home cam." So I'm keeping an eye out for this thing. It is quite cool. It, you can program it what path to take, where it can go. When you first get it, you build a little map of your home for it to follow. And it asks you for specific viewpoints, such as the kitchen or the bedroom, and the drone can be commanded to fly on-demand or programmed to fly when a disturbance is detected. So you might have a Ring alarm system you in that might include a window opening sensor door, opening sensor. So this little drone can fly up in the air. When it detects someone trying to break in and off it goes, isn't that cool? The drum makes an audible noise when it's flying. Of course, it's small and it's got all these little blades for little blades. So it's obvious when footage is being recorded. I'm looking at a picture of her right now. It's very cool. Indoor only it's got high Def Ten-Eighty P video. It only records when it's in flight, the propellors are enclosed and integrates with the Ring alarm. So if you are a Ring fan, Check it out. If you're looking for home security, it is not a bad thing. If you are a business, do not buy Ring. Okay. Because there are real security problems with some of these devices. They are not certified for use in any business that has any federal contacts. In the near future, it's all being disallowed. So just keep that in mind as well. If you're looking to buy security stuff. Also the cheap security stuff we have found backdoors in. Chinese spies that they're just getting in and they are messing around. So be careful of the Panda out there that is the bottom line. Now we were talking about Teslas earlier, autonomous cars, electric cars. I got to add this. I was thinking about it as we were talking, but Elon Musk announced just about two weeks ago some amazingly aggressive plans. He has built a big battery plant. You probably know about that. I think that was in New Mexico or Nevada. I can't remember. Might be in Nevada. His whole goal behind all of this is to just slash the costs of producing batteries. And he says, Elon Musk, that is that within three years, he's going to have a fully autonomous electric vehicle for $25,000. Isn't that absolutely amazing? Now they were expecting that he would be announcing a million-mile battery, which would be, wow! If he had a million-mile battery and a $25,000 Tesla, I would buy it. I would sell some of the other cars and buy them. They also announced a car that has over a 500-mile range. You're going to have to use one of their supercharge to get that thing charged back up again. But it's absolutely amazing. Could you imagine that a $25,000 electric vehicle battery operated to the market within three years now, the other giveaway from this, because he said it would be autonomous that means, by the way, he has a goal of an autonomous vehicle within three years? So that's another thing to consider. So the model asks the three, my daughter just bought a Tesla Model three, and she's barely used it yet, but she's absolutely loved with it. It is cool. There's no doubt. It is very cool, technology here. I got to hit this before the hour runs out and that is that paying ransomware could land you in jail. This is a fascinating article, came out in about a week ago in ARS Technica, and Dan Golden wrote this thing, but I agree with him. I have many times had to advise people not to pay ransoms for their data and most of the time I have to admit they went and they paid the ransom. Even these companies that say that they can get your data back by scripting it, breaking the encryption, et cetera. Even those companies, well, a large percent of them, not all of them, the percentage of them are actually paying the ransom behind the scenes. So you pay them 50 grand and they pay the 20 grand 40 grand ransom and they make a cool 10 grand right off the bat. Right now. I've got to also mention that there are a couple of websites out there that are dedicated to helping you break the encryption on ransomware. If you do have your data ransomed, now I'm talking about its encrypted and they say, if you want to ever see it again, you pay us. That's different than having ransomware to actually extortion saying, we stole all of your data. Then we encrypted it. And unless you pay this extortion money, not only are you not going to get your data recovered on your computers, but we are going to release everything that we stole, which is your client lists, on and on. We're going to release that to the worldwide internet. Most companies say, Oh no, don't do that. we'll pay, we'll pay.  I can understand that. Statistics I've seen right now, I think it's a little less than 50% of companies are paying the ransoms. Now, part of the reason when I say not to pay the ransoms is you, don't want to encourage these guys. They are stealing your data. You have your intellectual property that you have spent a lifetime building, right? Or a career building it's not something that really they should be having access to and you don't want to encourage them. One of the things that these bad guys have found. Is, if they can get you to pay a ransom today, they can get you to pay a ransom in a couple of weeks. So they'll try and hit you again because it takes most companies a while. And to bring in security managed security company like mine takes a while to get everything locked down. Usually what we'll do in that case, is we'll come in, just lock the heck down then try and restore them from backup. Hopefully, their backups are good. I got to say 80% of the time, the companies that think they have backups do not have good backups and it can't all be restored. Plus the time it takes to restore them, you got to factor all of this in. Treasury Department officials said in an official advisory published last Thursday that these bad guys are part of as designated sanctioned nexus, which means you are paying a ransom to an organized criminal or to a blocked person list.  There prohibited lists, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, other countries that it is forbidden for you to do business with. So guess what ends up happening then if you pay ransoms law enforcement officials can now charge you. The treasury department, says they're going to. So keep an eye out for that. Make sure you stick around because we'll be back here after the top of the hour. Check out my website, Craig peterson.com. There's a whole lot of information there as well for you. And we're going to talk about the future of computers and it has nothing to do with Intel, nothing to do with AMD, at least the way it looks right now. So stick around and we'll tell you about upgrading your Windows machine or your Mac because it's all changing. You're listening to Craig Peterson. Stick around. --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553

Do you struggle to get clients to view you as an authority? Do you have a difficult time communicating value to your prospects and clients? Are you concerned about losing work to machine learning or AI? When you position your agency in the context of strategy, you bring value to clients and outlast computer intelligence. In today's episode, we'll cover: How to grow your agency team the right way.  3 ways to set your agency apart from AI. Do your clients view your agency as a trusted advisor? Today I sat down for an interesting talk with Dan Golden, co-founder and president of BFO, a digital marketing agency with over 60 employees globally. Over the past 10 years, Dan and his partner have grown their agency across the globe and learned what it takes to be successful in today's changing market. He's here to talk about what he's learned about growing a team and evolving his agency with changing technology over the past decade.   How to Grow Your Agency Team the Right Way When you're first starting an agency, it's easy to focus on rapid growth. What can I do to get more clients, make more money, and grow my team? It's a natural instinct. We all want to find success and we can be impatient waiting for it to come organically. But if you're not careful, you may find the growth of your team no longer supports the work you bring in.  So how do you avoid this and make sure you don't have to make some painful cuts? Focus on "right-sizing": As you're building your teams, don't simply be reactive to the work that comes in. Be intentional with the type and size of team you create.  Resist the urge to overbuild management: It may seem like a natural progression to promote your early employees to managers as the agency begins to grow. But just because someone has been there the longest, doesn't mean they should be a manager. Put the right people in the right places and don't create a position you don't need.  3 Ways to Set Your Agency Apart from AI If you're not paying attention to AI, you should. AI is changing the industry and forcing many agencies to take a hard look at the way they do things. And the hard truth is, there are many agencies vulnerable to losing business to AI. The trick is to position yourself so you work with AI, not against it. This means: Refocus on where you add value: A machine can compile spreadsheets and discover trends, but what about strategy? You may need to shift how you do business. However, if you restructure some of the engagement to strategy instead of execution, you will still end up with a valuable partnership.  Embrace the change: AI isn't all bad. Automation can make your life easier and add value to your clients. Focus on how you can use this technology and act as a shepherd to guide clients through this new world.  Up your skills: AI can have a steep learning curve. Be the best in class in understanding how to manipulate machine learning algorithms and do something not many other people can.   Do Your Clients View Your Agency as a Trusted Advisor? "Most agencies give away their secret sauce and then charge for cooking." As agencies, we tell our clients exactly what we do and why we do it. The problem is, eventually, you'll have clients who think they can do it on their own. But you can prevent this.  Know the value of your services: One of the main reasons clients don't understand the value of strategy is because you don't understand the value of strategy. If you're not charging strategy as a separate line item, do it now.  Be flexible: Things are changing. There are more resources available on the client's side than ever before. Some clients may not need you for everything. And that's okay.  Ask the right questions: The client may think they have a better strategy, but what are they risking? Lay it out to them — How many leads are they getting? What is a lead worth? What type of traffic are they getting from these leads? When faced with hard facts, many clients will see the benefit of working with an expert.  Now, more than ever, it's important to highlight what you bring to the table. When you position yourself as a trusted advisor instead of an executioner, your clients are going to have a harder time walking away.  Looking for a Payroll and HR Solution for your Agency? Payroll and benefits are hard. Especially when you're a small business. Gusto is making payroll, benefits, and HR easy for small businesses. You no longer have to be a big company to get great technology, great benefits, and great service to take care of your team. For a limited time, Gusto is offering a deal to Smart Agency Master Class listeners. Check out Gusto.com/agency for 3-months FREE once you run your first payroll with them.  

Dan Golden is a veteran digital marketing executive, entrepreneur and business innovator.Dan is a search geek at heart and still spends time auditing accounts, testing new tactics, diving into analytics, and making strategic recommendations for his clients. Dan has spent time on the client-side, with large agencies and had a brief stint at Google before launching BFO. As President and co-founder of the Chicago based digital agency, BFO has been awarded as Ad Age’s #1 Best Place to Work and a 6-time Inc. 5,000 honoree as well as recognition for client work from the US Search Awards, Landy Awards and the US Drum Search Awards.Forbes, Huffington Post, Inc. Magazine and Mashable have featured Dan’s thought leadership. He speaks regularly at conferences like ANA Marketing Futures, Conscious Capitalism, Pubcon, HeroConf and Inbound and is an Adjunct Lecturer on Digital Marketing at DePaul University and a guest lecturer at Northwestern University. Website: http://www.befoundonline.com/   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dangolden/

Dan Golden BFO: https://befoundonline.com/team/dan-golden/ Burning Bush Brewery: https://www.facebook.com/burningbushbrew/ SearchLab: https://searchlabdigital.com/ ​Dan Golden is the Chief Search Artist at BFO, headquartered in Lakeview. Dan and his co-founder Steve Krull have built BFO into one of Chicago's top digital marketing agencies. They've won a bunch of awards for their work with enterprise-level clients doing everything from digital strategy, SEO, Paid media, Analytics and content. BFO was on the INC 5000 list for six consecutive years. They have locations in Chicago, London and Singapore. I'm really excited to have Dan on. Even before I knew anything about BFO, I knew who Dan was. He's a unique personality. He's extremely smart, he's full of ideas and he's recognizable! He famously wears orange everywhere he goes. I met Dan for a beer at Burning Bush Brewery in North Center to talk about agency life, the future of search and how he rebounded from “fan rock bottom” with $21.49 in Facebook ads. SearchLab 1801 W Belle Plaine Suite 107 Chicago, IL 60613 (312) 256-1574 Same As: https://www.facebook.com/SearchLabDigital/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/searchlabdigital/ https://twitter.com/SearchLabAgency https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3kf-yP3bwhI6YvFFeKfegA Suds and Search Video Series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSrUsIw8Jit8A6IwPpFw7IPKuuyGF0Ii Other Video Series: Business Minute Clinic Series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSrUsIw8JiserJwY-UHc2y3GBM8FDcOfSubscribe to Suds & Search | Interviews With Today's Search Marketing Experts on Soundwise

Dan is Co-founder and President of Be Found Online. A digital marketing geek at heart, Dan still spends time in the nitty-gritty of BFO's client accounts sniffing through analytics for opportunities or testing out tactics. When he comes out of the weeds he's busy driving the careful oversight and curation of the wonderful culture they've developed over the years - a culture that has lead to BFO being recognized as the #1 Best Place to Work according to AdAge. Dan and I talked about the early days of the agency, growing a business and a family at the same time, making the world a better place through business and a bunch of other good stuff. Enjoy!   Stuff in this episode: Small Giants YEC Conscious Capitalism Sweet velour jumpsuits  

Dan Golden, senior editor at ProPublica and author of The Price of Admission, joins Thirty Love host Carl Bialik to talk about the ProPublica article he co-wrote entitled "An Unseen Victim of the College Admissions Scandal: The High School Tennis Champion Aced Out by a Billionaire Family"; all the ways college admission for sports can bypass merit; and who's harmed when wealthy parents buy spots on teams for their children. Have a suggestion for a Thirty Love guest? Email Carl at bialik@pm.me Music by Lee Rosevere: "Credit Roll" and "Glass Android."

In this episode of AMP Up Your Digital Marketing, Glenn Gaudet speaks with Dan Golden, president and co-founder of the digital marketing agency Be Found Online. They discuss the changing landscape of search marketing and what brands need to do now to keep up with coming changes. You’ll learn:   Google recently announced it will block third-party cookies in the Chrome browser by 2021, which will force advertising back into contextual targeting. Despite ongoing algorithm changes, best practices for optimizing for organic search haven’t changed much since the outset. Search marketing is becoming less about driving leads to your website and more about creating better customer experiences within search channels.    

Ep #26 - My guest this week is Dan Golden, the co-founder and President of the digital marketing agency, "Be Found Online" (BFO). Dan is a veteran digital marketing executive, speaker and rock star in his field. He's been featured in Forbes, Huffington Post and Mashable and is a member of the Young Entrepreneur's Council (YEC). His agency, "Be Found Online," has hit the Inc. 5000 list for 6 straight years and it was voted as one of the best places to work in Chicago.   Dan and I talk about his experience growing his agency, what it means to make the Inc 5000 list for 6 straight years, and what key factors he focuses on to achieve prolonged success. We also discuss creating online visibility and why it's essential for modern businesses.   LEARN MORE ABOUT DAN GOLDEN: Visit the website for "Be Found Online" at: https://befoundonline.com/  Visit the Resource Library for "Be Found Online" at: https://befoundonline.com/blog/   FOLLOW DAN GOLDEN ON SOCIAL MEDIA: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dangolden/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thegoldendan Facebook (Company): https://www.facebook.com/BFO LinkedIn (Company): https://www.linkedin.com/company/befoundonline/   Please remember to rate, review and subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss any future episodes. Your support and reviews are important and help us to grow and improve the show. FOLLOW CHARLES GAUDET ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook: Facebook.com/PredictableProfits Instagram: Instagram.com/PredictableProfits Twitter: Twitter.com/CharlesGaudet LinkedIn: Linkedin.com/in/CharlesGaudet   VISIT CHARLES GAUDET'S WEBSITES: www.PredictableProfits.com www.Beyond7Figures.com   GET A COPY OF CHARLES GAUDET'S BOOK, "THE PREDICTABLE PROFITS PLAYBOOK," AT: www.PredictableProfitsPlaybook.com  

In this weeks episode, the guys dive into the vault and bring out the material that Ryan had collected at the Climate Strike at the Iowa Steak Fry. We bring back John Dorsey to discuss the Climate Strike. Don't forget our impeachment update led by Dan Golden. Tune In!

Today’s guests are Alexander McCobin (CEO of Conscious Capitalism) and Dan Golden (owner of BFO). We’re talking about “Conscious Capitalism”, a book and movement that I’ve mentioned a lot on the show. Alexander, Dan, and I talk about what got us into the movement, the fundamentals of the movement, how capitalism and “doing good” can overlap, and how to make these conscious decisions. What you will learn: Alexander’s background Dan’s background What is the “Conscious Capitalism” movement? The four principles of conscious capitalism How to improve the value of your company Short-term versus long-term decisions Tangible examples of conscious decisions by companies, which create value for people How Conscious Capitalism helps businesses make changes The future vision for conscious capitalism Takeaway: How can you do good and make money at the same time? Find out how conscious capitalism helps you with your exit strategy, avoid burnout, and find out how to grow yourself and your company in a way that fulfills you. Links and Resources: Conscious Capitalism, the website Conscious Capitalism, the book BFO Alexander McCobin Dan Golden The Conscious Capitalism 2019 CEO Summit ARKONA Boot Camp Reach out to me if you have questions about the boot camp! About Alexander and Dan Alexander McCobin is CEO of Conscious Capitalism, Inc., dedicated to elevating humanity by improving the practice and perception of business. Capitalism is fundamentally a human endeavor, it is the way for human beings to ethically engage with and help one another. This underlying insight of Conscious Capitalism differentiates it from so many other approaches to business and economics and is needed now more than ever. Alexander holds a BA in philosophy and economics from the University of Pennsylvania, an MA in philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania, and an MA in philosophy from Georgetown University. Dan Golden is a veteran digita

Today’s guests are Alexander McCobin (CEO of Conscious Capitalism) and Dan Golden (owner of BFO). We’re talking about “Conscious Capitalism”, a book and movement that I’ve mentioned a lot on the show. Alexander, Dan, and I talk about what got us into the movement, the fundamentals of the movement, how capitalism and “doing good” can overlap, and how to make these conscious decisions. What you will learn: Alexander’s background Dan’s background What is the “Conscious Capitalism” movement? The four principles of conscious capitalism How to improve the value of your company Short-term versus long-term decisions Tangible examples of conscious decisions by companies, which create value for people How Conscious Capitalism helps businesses make changes The future vision for conscious capitalism Takeaway: How can you do good and make money at the same time? Find out how conscious capitalism helps you with your exit strategy, avoid burnout, and find out how to grow yourself and your company in a way that fulfills you. Links and Resources: Conscious Capitalism, the website Conscious Capitalism, the book BFO Alexander McCobin Dan Golden The Conscious Capitalism 2019 CEO Summit ARKONA Boot Camp Reach out to me if you have questions about the boot camp! About Alexander and Dan Alexander McCobin is CEO of Conscious Capitalism, Inc., dedicated to elevating humanity by improving the practice and perception of business. Capitalism is fundamentally a human endeavor, it is the way for human beings to ethically engage with and help one another. This underlying insight of Conscious Capitalism differentiates it from so many other approaches to business and economics and is needed now more than ever. Alexander holds a BA in philosophy and economics from the University of Pennsylvania, an MA in philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania, and an MA in philosophy from Georgetown University. Dan Golden is a veteran digita

Dr. Snuggles and friends return for episode 58 of your guide to the truly astonishing world of softcore films, and the world’s number one podcast on that subject! Drew declared it Dan Golden and Maria Ford month, so having looked over 1994’s Saturday Night Special last episode, this time we go for one of their most famous collaborations: 1995’s Stripteaser. A psychopathic madman - played by the astounding Rick Dean, in his most incredible performance ever - takes the staff and customers of a strip club named Zipper’s Clown Palace hostage, and then proceeds to alternate between forcing them to act out his whims, and monologuing at them. Seriously, Dean has like a 15 minute monologue in this one. It’s like nothing you’ve ever seen on film before. And of course, given it’s his magnum opus, how could we not look at the life and times of Rick Dean? He was a trained stage actor, and a favourite of a number of LA avant garde playwrights. Unfortunately, he never got the chance to show his skills in A movies, but that’s their loss, right? The B movie world got some seriously unforgettable work from him. Hey, why not call us on our hotline? (724) 246-4669! Check out the other Compañeros Radio Network shows: Movie Melt Songs on Trial

Dr. Snuggles and friends return for episode 57 of your guide to the truly astonishing world of softcore films, and the world’s number one podcast on that subject! Drew has declared it Dan Golden and Maria Ford month, and who are we to argue with Drew now that he’s been promoted? The next two episodes are films directed by Dan Golden, starring his regular collaborator Maria Ford (and also both star his other regular collaborator, Rick Dean, as it happens). The first is Golden’s 1994 country music and murder softcore romance Saturday Night Special, and Get Soft’s regular collaborator, Jaymz from the NBA Straya podcast, comes along for the ride! Ford and Dean are joined in the movie by country/rockabilly superstar Billy Burnette in his first acting role, and also briefly joined by ol’ crazy eyes, Mick Fleetwood. So that’s unexpected. And, even though it’s Dan Golden and Maria Ford month, we’re actually turning the Softcore Spotlight on some of the male leads for this episode and the next one. There’s plenty of time to get to Golden and Ford later, but when else will we get to talk about Billy Burnette? Never, that’s when! So we talk about his life and career in both music and film. He was in Fleetwood Mac in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, you know. Also, he started his singing career when he was just seven years old! We sample a bunch of hits from throughout his career (and maybe one or two misses, to be honest - sorry Billy). Hey, why not call us on our hotline? (724) 246-4669! Check out the other Compañeros Radio Network shows: Movie Melt Songs on Trial

The news to know for Thursday, April 18th, 2019! We're talking about the big reveal on Capitol Hill today. What to expect from the Mueller report... Plus: the brain research that will have you thinking about life, problems with an expensive smartphone, and the most influential people. Those stories and many more in less than 10 minutes! Then hang out after the news for Thing to Know Thursday's bonus interview about the recent college admissions scandal. Hear from Dan Golden, a senior editor for ProPublica. Golden won a Pulitzer as a reporter for The Wall Street Journal for a series about college admissions and expanded that series into a critically acclaimed 2006 national bestseller, “The Price of Admission.”  Award-winning broadcast journalist and former TV news reporter Erica Mandy breaks it all down for you.  You can also go to www.theNewsWorthy.com to see story sources and links in the section titled 'Episodes' or see below... Today's episode is brought to you by Swap.com. Go to https://www.swap.com/newsworthy for free shipping on your first order. Become a NewsWorthy Insider! Click here:  https://www.theNewsWorthy.com/insider        Sources: Mueller Report Release: NYT, NBC News, AP, CNN, Report Released Here North Korea Test: NYT, AP, BBC Opioid Sting: NPR, WSJ, AP Brain Research: Washington Post, National Geographic NASA Record: The Verge, Space.com Pinterest IPO: MarketWatch, WSJ Galaxy Fold Problems: The Verge, WSJ, CNBC Facebook Voice Assistant: CNBC, The Verge, CNET Adidas Recyclable Sneaker: Business Insider, Quartz TIME's Most Influential People: TIME, CNN

With so many approaches to digital marketing, word of mouth can seem like a thing of the past. Dan Golden of Be Found Online grew his agency through referral programs and simple, friendly gestures, and he shares how you can do it, too.Want the full transcript? Visit the show notes page on our website:https://servedontsell.com/modern-sales/grow-your-business-through-referral-marketing-with-dan-golden-of-be-found-online---Get a daily sales insight sent straight to your inbox:Subscribe to the daily sales insights newsletter Don't miss a single episode:Subscribe on SpotitySubscribe on Apple Podcasts Like what you heard?Help us get the word out by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts.

How do brands compete for "eyeballs" with so much online content?. This is my conversation with Dan Golden, President and Co-founder of BeFoundOnline about technology's impact on the world of marketing. Send your comments and suggestions to me @societyiire or bob@societywire.net

Conversation with Dan Golden, the CEO, Chief Search Artist, and co-founder of Be Found Online, a leading digital marketing agency.

Our talk with Dan Golden of Be Found Online brings us to discuss how brands can diversify through multiple channels.

Dan Golden is the President and Chief Search Artist at Be Found Online, which has been named as the #1 place to work according to AdAge. He's very passionate towards search and we dive deep with him in this show about paid search. He's spent a lot of time learning and testing audience layers in AdWords and has some great insight into targeting audiences with your paid ads. Also, he wrote a great article that every agency and CMO has a problem dealing with - and that's the dreaded budget talk. How do you handle this conversation as an agency and we also break down the relationship between sales and marketing. Listen to this fun episode with Erin, Tom, and Dan - today on the EDGE! Sponsor EDGE of the Web is brought to you by Site Strategics and they are offering to help you find out your digital marketing ROI. The Digital Marketing ROI Report will examine your existing SEO, content, social media, and PPC to help you discover your TRUE ROI. Visit http://offer.sitestrategics.com/edge/ to get 30% off your comprehensive review of your digital assets! -- Download our show today or subscribe to our show on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/edge-web-seo-podcast-for-todays/id500483656?mt=2 Download our show on Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivme3i4tvync3bdgssybupx5bve To listen to our full show, listen here: https://edgeofthewebradio.com/seo-podcast/ep-259-preparing-for-the-future-of-search-seo-jeremiah-smith/ This video is a segment from the 259th episode of Edge of the Web Radio with Erin Sparks (@erinsparks) and Tom Brodbeck (@tbrodbeck). To learn more about Edge of the Web Radio, visit our website: http://edgeofthewebradio.com. Edge of the Web Radio is brought to you by Site Strategics. Site Strategics is a web design and marketing services company that not only helps business owners look good on the internet but helps ensure you come to the top positions on major search engines. Are you looking for a professional SEO firm? Site Strategics curtails its business to Indianapolis, Indiana -- but also works nationwide and globally. To learn more, visit our website at http://www.sitestrategics.com/ or http://www.edgemedia.studio

Once upon a time, at the apogee of the cold war, the CIA recruited the best and the brightest from our most elite universities. The likes of George HW Bush, James Jesus Angleton, William Bundy, Porter Goss, and Cord Meyer, all owed their allegiance to God Country and Yale. And Harvard also had its share. These universities were, as someone once referred them, “a nursery of spooks.” Today, like everything else, espionage has gone through its own creative destruction. Colleges and universities are still at the epicenter of espionage, but it’s all been impacted by globalization, technology, the free flow of international students and professors and information, and yes, 9/11. It’s as if the military industrial-complex that Eisenhower warned us about, is now the military, industrial, intelligence and university complex. Bringing this all into bold relief is Pulitzer Prize winning author Daniel Golden, in his book Spy Schools: How the CIA, FBI, and Foreign Intelligence Secretly Exploit America's Universities. My conversation with Dan Golden:

For decades, intelligence recruitment has been taking place at American universities. This isn’t only done by the FBI and CIA, but by geopolitical rivals such as China, Russia and Cuba, that recruit students and professors to gain access to sensitive research and gain insight into U.S. culture and policy. In turn, the U.S. enlists foreign students and teachers to spy on their home countries.   Although many may not be aware of this practice, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Dan Golden has spent decades researching it, and recently released a new book on the subject, “Spy Schools: How the CIA, FBI and Foreign Intelligence Secretly Exploit America’s Universities”.   On this episode of 15 Minutes, the Cipher Brief’s Mackenzie Weigner spoke with Dan about his book, some of the examples and cases of intelligence recruitment in American schools, how it started, and what schools aren’t doing to stop it.

Join us as we visit Tel Dan in Israel. Take in Hans Weichbrodt's teaching as we sit at the very location of the Golden Calf in Northern Israel These are the recordings from our trips: Break Forth Journeys- Spiritual Journeys to the Lands of the Bible. These messages have been recorded right on site during our trips to the lands of the Bible. We’ll be bringing you messages right from Israel, Jordan, Turkey, Greece and beyond. Each episode will bring you right to the places where prophets, priests, kings, apostles and of course, our Messiah, Jesus walked. As the message unfolds you’ll hear the living sounds of the very environment around our speaker and you’ll be transported to the very place and time. For more information, visit www.BreakForthJourneys.com 

SPY Historian Vince Houghton sat down with Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Dan Golden to discuss his new book, focused on the exploitation of American universities by both foreign and US intelligence agencies.

On this Outperform podcast episode, AP founder, Robert Glazer talks with Dan Golden about an important challenge facing marketing agencies: balancing your core service competency with the demands of your clients. As President and Chief Search Artist at Be Found Online (BFO), Dan and his co-founder, Steve Krull, have built BFO into one of the fastest growing full-service digital marketing agencies in the Midwest, optimizing paid and organic media across search, display, social, and mobile platforms for their clients. BFO has also been voted one of the best places to work in Chicago. In this episode, you’ll learn: Dan’s journey from touring with a band to starting BFO How Dan and his team decide who their agency will serve and how BFO’s approach to handling client requests that are out of their wheelhouse When your agency should say “yes” to everything and when to start saying “no" About a time when a client asked BFO to do something and he had to say “no” to the request What Dan thinks about the “Agency of Record” (AOR) model What “grey labelling” is A few of Dan’s white labelling war stories   Links from the Episode www.befoundonline.com  Twitter: @thegoldendan   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dangolden/    

David Szetela talks to Dan Golden, President and Chief Search Artist at BeFoundOnline about how has audience targeting changed search marketing?  What are some of the cool new audience features that Google has launched?Plus, an overview of how marketers can and should be thinking about their audiences, audience overlays, advanced audience targeting tactics and more. 

David Szetela talks to Dan Golden, President and Chief Search Artist at BeFoundOnline about how has audience targeting changed search marketing?  What are some of the cool new audience features that Google has launched?Plus, an overview of how marketers can and should be thinking about their audiences, audience overlays, advanced audience targeting tactics and more. 

David Szetela talks to Dan Golden, President and Chief Search Artist at BeFoundOnline about how has audience targeting changed search marketing?  What are some of the cool new audience features that Google has launched?Plus, an overview of how marketers can and should be thinking about their audiences, audience overlays, advanced audience targeting tactics and more. 

David Szetela talks to Dan Golden, President and Chief Search Artist at BeFoundOnline about how has audience targeting changed search marketing?  What are some of the cool new audience features that Google has launched?Plus, an overview of how marketers can and should be thinking about their audiences, audience overlays, advanced audience targeting tactics and more. 

Dan Golden: Growing with Partnerships & Joint Ventures In this episode of Trunk Talks, we speak to Dan Golden, Co-Founder and President of Be Found Online (BFO), an international digital media agency. Dan gives us agency owner perspective and discusses important issues like building an institutional process, partnering before acquiring and sum of parts acquisition. Dan is a veteran digital marketing executive and business innovator who built BFO’s business model on employee empowerment and giving back to the community. Through open book management principles, BFO has been recognized as Ad Age’s #1 Best Place to Work 2016, and six straight years on the Inc. 5,000 list. Dan has recently been published in Huffington Post, Forbes, Business.com, Entrepreneur and Inc Magazine and is an accomplished speaker at conferences including PubCon, Conscious Capitalism and Inbound in 2017.

Dan Golden, a veteran digital marketing executive and speaker who still spends time diving into analytics and making strategic recommendations for his clients. He has spent a lot of time on the client side with large agencies. Dan co-founded the digital agency “Be Found Online (BFO)” and has led the BFO team from his roots as a paid search agency to a full service performance digital marketing agency. Listen as Dan talks about how he turned his side project, BFO, to a now, successful agency, making a 6-figure revenue. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – The Great Game of Business What CEO do you follow? –  N/A Favorite online tool? — Nudge Do you get 8 hours of sleep?— No If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – “Enjoy the journey”   Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:28 – Nathan introduces Dan to the show 02:30 – Be Found Online is a digital marketing agency 02:36 – BFO’s focus is to drive traffic and help their clients make money through that traffic 02:45 – BFO’s processes have evolved over time 03:15 – BFO was a side project for Dan and was called Be Found Local 03:26 – Dan and his co-founder merged their businesses and started in January 2009 03:40 – First year revenue for BFO was $200,000 03:51 – 2015 revenue: $7 million 04:15 – Dan shifted their goal from profitability to finding the right clients that fit BFO 04:50 – Dan aims for 12% net revenue 05:35 – Team size: 05:37 – 50 full-timers in the USA 05:43 – Total of 70 employees 06:02 – The BFO army has grown considerably 06:40 – BFO spends $50,000 a month on their software 07:10 – “A lot of technology we do is client-specific” 07:45 – “Many of the largest SaaS companies came from an agency model because an agency sees all the client-specific tools being used in the agency” – Nathan 08:43 – “I don’t want to build something that is slightly a better version of something out there” – Dan 09:50 – BFO has 60-80 active clients 10:00 – BFO has served over 100 clients since they started 10:14 – BFO has a big project yearly called “Perfect Client” 10:20 – BFO is doing research and client analysis for every client they’ve worked on to figure out where they can do their best work, which client is the best to work with, and where to add value 10:29 – BFO has turned down a lot of clients 10:45 – “I don’t want to double our client base, I want to find the right types of clients.” 11:02 – BFO wants to focus on enterprise clients 11:10 – Average that the customer is paying BFO 11:15 - $10,000 – $15,000 a month in fees 11:50 – How do you calculate lifetime value? 12:13 – Clients stay with BFO for a minimum of 12 months 12:48 – BFO is making a minimum of $600,000 a month 13:11 – Get in touch with Dan through Twitter, LinkedIn and BFO blog 15:50 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: GREAT things can turn out unexpectedly. Business goals can change from time to time—be OPEN and FLEXIBLE for these changes. Make sure to ENJOY the journey.   Resources Mentioned: Toptal – Nathan found his development team using Toptal  for his new business Send Later. He was able to keep 100% equity and didn’t have to hire a co-founder due to the quality of Toptal  developers. Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible. Freshbooks – The site Nathan uses to manage his invoices and accounts. Leadpages  – The drag and drop tool Nathan uses to quickly create his webinar landing pages which convert at 35%+ Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books. Assistant.to – The site Nathan uses to book meetings with one email. Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Drip – Nathan uses Drip’s email automation platform and visual campaign builder to build his sales funnel. @TheGoldenDan – Dan’s Twitter handle LinkedIn – Dan’s LinkedIn account BFO blog – Dan’s business blog Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

In this episode of Hubstaff’s Agency Advantage Podcast, we talk with Dan Golden (Twitter), founder and President of the 45+ person digital marketing agency, Be Found Online. Be Found Online was recently awarded a spot on the Inc 500 list of the fastest growing private companies in America, and if that alone isn’t impressive enough,... The post Agency Advantage 48: Dan Golden on Building a High-Performing Team with Open-Book Management appeared first on Hubstaff Blog.

Dan Golden teamed with fellow Northwestern graduate Steve Krull to found BFO (Be Found Online) in 2009. As Co-Founder, President & Chief Search Artist at BFO, Dan has led the team from its roots as a search shop to a full-service performance digital media agency; optimizing paid and organic media across search, display, social, and mobile platforms. Voted one of the best places to work in Chicago, BFO is one of the fastest growing digital marketing agencies in the Midwest, with 4 consecutive years on the Inc. 5000 list. In this episode, Dan and Stacy discuss some of the mistakes that businesses make all the time and how to boost your business through creating valuable content. Some highlights include: “I had a 9-to-5 and a 6-to-10.” At minute 1:00, Dan talks making the decision to transition from working a job with his business on the side to focusing solely on his business. Know what your weaknesses are. At minute 6:00, Dan talks about the process he took to step out of the day-to-day business management and take more of a visionary role in his company. “Revenue and growth can cover up a lot of financial mistakes.” At minute 12:00, Dan talks about one of his biggest financial mistakes and what he learned from this situation where they focused on the wrong numbers. If you build it, they will come. At minute 16:00, Dan talks about the value of creating good, unique content. “There’s only so much you can learn in business school.” At minute 25:00, Dan talks about the reasons continual learning is so important. Ways to contact Dan: Website: befoundonline.com Twitter: @thegoldendan *Business Rescue Road Map may be an affiliate or receive compensation from some of the business listed for referrals, as their “thank you” for sending you their way. However, we would never recommend any product or service unless we personally love the product and have great things to say about it. Our reputation is at stake and we would not jeopardize that!

The film centers around a blind, gun-toting obsessive (Rick Dean) who takes a strip club hostage. Doesn't sound like much does it? Well, a lot of people thought that as the film came to video stores in the mid '90s.

Mike talks with Daniel Golden, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Daniel Golden, author of Spy Schools: How the CIA, FBI, and Foreign Intelligence Secretly Exploit America's Universities (http://amzn.to/2n34ACy) They discuss how widespread spying is (a lot more widespread than Mike thought, that's for sure), if schools that are recruiting more international students are more vulnerable, how Trump administration immigration policies are likely to affect spying in colleges and universities, and lots more. Dan Golden on Twitter | https://twitter.com/DanLGolden Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-politics-guys/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy