Podcast appearances and mentions of garrett moon

This compilation of interviews features Garrett Moon of Moon Family Farms with Researcher Dr.Garett Heineck with the USDA-ARS in the Horse Heaven Hills, Andy Juris of Diamond J Farmsin Bickleton, WA, and Wade Troutman of Open Heart Farms in Bridgeport, WA. In the episodewe dig into stories from the field, as these growers share their stories of cropping systemsinnovation in the face of constantly changing conditions from markets to climate.

Join the conversation between Garrett Moon of Moon Family Farms in the Horse Heaven Hills, WA and Dr. Garett Heineck, Cropping Systems Agronomist with the USDA-ARS CAF LTAR network research program. The interview dives into how they are working together on the farm to answer questions about the ‘down-side production potential' of perennial wheatgrass Kernza, cover crops, and mapping cheatgrass in a region where fog counts as significant precipitation.What are they measuring and what data matters from the research side and on the working farm - and how are they making it work? Listen now to find out!

Join the conversation between Garrett Moon of Moon Family Farms in the Horse Heaven Hills, WA and Dr. Garett Heineck, Cropping Systems Agronomist with the USDA-ARS CAF LTAR network research program. The interview dives into how they are working together on the farm to answer questions about the ‘down-side production potential' of perennial wheatgrass Kernza, cover crops, and mapping cheatgrass in a region where fog counts as significant precipitation.What are they measuring and what data matters from the research side and on the working farm - and how are they making it work? Listen now to find out!

Garrett Moon is the CEO and Co-Founder at CoSchedule, the web's most popular marketing calendar and the fastest growing startup in North Dakota. Ranked as the best business tool built by a startup on Entrepreneur.com, CoSchedule helps more than 9,000 marketing teams stay organized in more 100 countries around the world. In 2016, CoSchedule was named one of the top five startups in Tech. Co's Startup of the Year Competition. As a thought leader, Garrett is the author of "The 10x Marketing Formula" and has been blogging and speaking about content marketing, social media marketing, and startup business for more than eight years. He's been featured on sites like Forbes, Entrepreneur, AdWeek, and Content Marketing Institute. Get a FREE Trial of CoSchedule Content Marketing isn't living up to it's promises. For the past several years, content marketing has been all the rage. There are current success stories seemingly everywhere. Like I imagine so many of you have experienced, we adopted content marketing with high hopes here at CoSchedule. When we started up, we needed the traffic… we needed the success story to be our story… but we weren't getting it. Instead, we found quality + consistent content wasn't—and couldn't—be the promised driver of ROI. It just wasn't enough. Since then, we've honed the 10x Marketing Formula to grow from zero customers to 9,000+, zero email subscribers to 250,000+, and pageviews from zero to 1.5 million every single month. And we did it all in less than four years. Get a copy of Garretts New Book “10X Marketing Formula

CoSchedule started the Actionable Marketing Podcast (AMP) in 2015 and has recorded and published more than 300 episodes. CoSchedule has worked with some of the smartest minds out there that share their stories with you through this podcast. This season, CoSchedule brings back some of the best of the best evergreen content.  Content marketing is a highly competitive space. Every single day, nearly 60 million blog posts are published and five billion YouTube videos are watched. Are you always trying to edge out search results to be on top? Discover how to reframe your mindset when it comes to content marketing. Today, we're talking to Garrett Moon, CoSchedule CEO, about how to handle such competition when it comes to content marketing and his new book, 10X Marketing Formula: Your Blueprint for Creating Competition-Free Content That Stands Out and Gets Results.   Some of the highlights of the show include: Marketers are responsible for bringing in leads, sales, people - big tasks - to support core business metrics. Garrett's book describes taking the formula, process, tips and tricks, and things that work and don't for CoSchedule and making them available to anybody to use and implement in their business and marketing process. Gartner's Hype Cycle: How new technology is adopted. When content marketing took shape a few years back, all of a sudden, everyone was adopting it and reworking their marketing teams, creating content, doing blogging, building email lists, and other tasks. Content marketing made a lot of promises to us. Now, Garrett believes we are entering the trough of disillusionment. We adopted content marketing, but what about those big promises that were made? What about the results? Why are you not getting the results you were promised? How do marketing teams provide business value? Content marketing needs to be reinvented. Garrett describes the "copy cat" epidemic in marketing. There is so much free content online where pieces of strategies, tactics, and other items are copied and pasted. However, it does not create an entire picture or blueprint. The goal is to create a framework from start to finish to find something unique to your business that only you can do and be successful with. Something that stands out and gets results. Creating Competition-Free Content: Not only is your business and products in competition, but your marketing is in competition with other marketing. Find a way to break past that barrier created by competitors. The book, Blue Ocean Strategy, refers to the Bloody Red Ocean, which is full of competition and where businesses are fighting each other to stand out - they're at war with each other. However, the Blue Ocean is wide-open and uncontested. You're free to swim around and move about because you have successfully been able to differentiate yourself from the competition. To differentiate your content marketing, focus on your topics, how you create content, and how to connect that content and share it with your customers. 10X reference: look at what you are doing and ask if what you are doing will help your team multiply results, including increasing sales leads and the number of visitors to your Website. Marketing teams need to focus on 10x growth rather than increments of 10 percent improvements. Marketing teams are designed to produce results, not worry about risks. Agile Manifesto: focuses on how software development could be better. A powerful way to cause engineers to rethink and reframe what they're doing. 10X Manifesto: focuses on how so much of marketing is about mindset when it comes to how we do and approach things. Results or Die: 10X marketers work in a results or die oriented business, not 10 percenters allowed. Many think of marketing as a process for things they do - marketing is the blog, social media channels, conference booth, etc. There's all these deliverables that a marketing team creates and hands off to others, such as the sales and support teams. Marketers are not here to produce Web ads or build a Website. They're here to help produce business results and help grow companies. 10X marketers understand that growth requires failure, strength is in progress, not perfection. Teams that embrace failure (fail fast) understand that it is not about failure but acknowledging imperfection. Marketing comes with assumptions: assume methods used to get the message out will work; assume there's the right mix of email ads; assume messages are right; assume the timeline is correct. Ever realize how much you are guessing? The problem is in the marketing plan. It becomes a risk-removal tool that leads to pointing fingers and placing blame on others. Instead of a plan, start with a goal. To start down the 10X marketing path, list what work you did this week. Are these 10X or 10 percent activities? Do any of these activities have the ability or potential, in a short period of time, to multiply results by 10X?   Links: Garrett Moon 10X Marketing Formula Gartner Hype Cycle Blue Ocean Strategy Agile Manifesto SpaceX Elon Musk CoSchedule   Quotes by Garrett Moon: “Everyone was really excited about it (content marketing). There was a lot of energy. A lot of hype behind it, and a lot of big promises that content marketing made to all of us.” “If we're going to really double down. If we're really going to continue doing this, how do we really make it sing? How do we really make it pay for itself and become a true part of our results?” “For us (CoSchedule as a start-up), it was results or die.” “Once teams start looking at what they're doing, how their processes are built, one thing they tend to find is that much of what they're doing is based on mitigating risk vs. generating results.”

On this episode of the Startup of the Year Podcast, Frank Gruber, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Established and Co-Founder of Established Ventures, introduces an Alumni Spotlight Panel discussion from our 2020 Summit. The alumni panel included Dave Dworschak, who is the co-founder of Kamana (https://www.kamanahealth.com/), which was a 2019 Top 100 finalist and was an Established Ventures Portfolio company until they were acquired in 2020. We also hear from Amy Beckley, who is the Founder and CEO of Proov (https://proovtest.com/), and was a Top 100 finalist. The panel also included our old friend, David Aronson, the CEO and Founder of Peanut Butter (https://www.getpeanutbutter.com/), who was a 2016 Top 5 Finalist. Finally, we also hear from Garrett Moon, the CEO and Founder of CoSchedule (https://coschedule.com/), a 2016 Top 5 Finalist. The 2021 Startup of the Year Application deadline has been extended to October 15, 2021! The top 100 startups will come together for additional opportunities to connect, showcase, and potentially take home the title of Startup of the Year at our annual Summit. You can see if your startup fits our criteria and apply today at: soty.link/apply We also talk about OpenGrants, which is a platform with a search engine and expert marketplace that unlocks non-dilutive U.S. funding for organizations around the world. They empower startups, nonprofits, grant writers, foundations, and government agencies to participate in a new paradigm of funding. Sign up for today for free and search grants at www.opengrants.io/established/ Lastly, we invite you all to join our community today to access the support, expert advice, and resources you need to elevate your startup by going to: est.us/join Thank you for listening, and as always, please check out the Established website and subscribe to the newsletter at www.est.us Checkout Startup of the Year at www.startupofyear.com Subscribe to the Startup of the Year Daily Deal Flow: www.startupofyear.com/daily-dealflow Subscribe to the Startup of the Year podcast: www.podcast.startupofyear.com Subscribe to the Established YouTube Channel: soty.link/ESTYouTube *** Startup of the Year helps diverse, emerging startups, founding teams, and entrepreneurs push their company to the next level. We are a competition, a global community, and a resource. Startup of the Year is also a year-long program that searches the country for a geographically diverse set of startups from all backgrounds and pulls them together to compete for the title of Startup of the Year. The program includes a number of in-person and virtual events, including our annual South By Southwest startup pitch event and competition. All of which culminate at our annual Startup of the Year Summit, where the Startup of the Year winner is announced, along with an opportunity at a potential investment. Established is a consultancy focused on helping organizations with innovation, startup, and communication strategies. It is the power behind Startup of the Year. Created by the talent responsible for building the Tech.Co brand (acquired by an international publishing company), we are leveraging decades of experience to help our collaborators best further (or create) their brand & accomplish their most important goals. Connect with us on Twitter - @EstablishedUs and Facebook - facebook.com/established.us/.

CoSchedule started as an editorial calendar WordPress plugin created by an agency that co-founders, Garrett Moon and Justin Walsh, ran called Todaymade. Since then, CoSchedule has grown. Not only has the core content calendar gone through a lot of changes, but so has the company. Today’s guest is Nathan Ellering, Head of Marketing at CoSchedule, which now offers multiple different product lines under one brand name. Nathan explains how CoSchedule made pivots and tackled some risks and challenges. His advice will help you navigate from being one company that makes one product and expand to one company that makes four products.   Some of the highlights of the show include: Product Positioning: How to funnel people in and say the right things Marketing Automation: Where to build out those funnels and nurture people Marketing Design: Make sure everything published is visually built and modern Customer Service: Incorporate customer service much more with marketing History of CoSchedule: How core marketing calendar software evolved Company Philosophy: Start where you're at with a smaller test product Marketing Work Management Software: Organize everything in one place Content Calendars: Meet deadlines and manage work effectively, efficiently Agile Marketing Tools: Hire product to finish work, deliver projects, prove value Current Products: Marketing Calendar/Suite, Headline Analyzer, Headline Studio Academy: Marketing education platform for marketers to understand, build skills Mission Statement: CoSchedule wants to help every marketer do amazing work CoSchedule Experience: Get the right messaging to get them into a product True Tenants of Agile: Where to ship, measure, learn, iterate, and begin Testing Culture: Launch something new with other people’s market research   Links: Headline Analyzer Headline Studio Marketing Calendar Marketing Suite CoSchedule Academy Marketing Strategy Guide Nathan Ellering on LinkedIn Ben Sailer on LinkedIn CoSchedule   Quotes from Nathan Ellering: “We're aiming to create experiences that help out people who really are being marketed to...from a customer service perspective. That's been really fun so far.” ”We were working a lot with bloggers and we discovered many years ago that marketers are starting to turn to blogging as a great way to do content marketing.” “We identified the need that they had to just organize everything in one place. We say those words all the time. They really resonate with people.” “We want every experience at CoSchedule to be a positive one and one that lasts a lifetime of you being a marketer.”

What does it take to be a successful entrepreneur? Garrett Moon is the co-founder of CoSchedule which is a social media editorial calendar for Wordpress. Listen to the following interview to learn what it takes to transition from a service business to a product business. You will also learn the viral marketing strategy behind [...] The post How to Simplify Your Content Marketing with CoSchedule Co-Founder Garrett Moon appeared first on Small Business Advice Help For Startups and Entrepreneurs.

Hey everyone! Today, I share the mic with Garrett Moon, one of the Co-founders of CoSchedule, a marketing management platform.   Tune in to hear about Garrett’s 10 years' experience in the advertising/marketing industry, how he believes he’s solved the makeshift marketing problem and why it’s important to have a separate growth marketing team from the content marketing team. Click here for show notes and transcripts Leave Some Feedback: What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, leave a short review here Subscribe to Growth Everywhere on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed  Connect With Eric Siu:  Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter

Marketing is saturated with buzz words and strategic approaches like agile, ABM, AI, conversational marketing, and digital transformation. It's difficult not to jump to one of these items and hope that it will be the answer to your marketing prayers. A Marketing Leader, Podcast Host, and the Marketing Director of AttorneySync, Kelly Street, empowers the audience to not look at just one piece of marketing to fix all their problems, but to use a holistic approach. Do you want more than what Google tells you on Holistic Marketing? Then check out this episode to get a practical approach to apply to your marketing strategy.   Takeaways: Holistic Marketing takes into account the company's brand, their ideal buyer, looks at the different marketing initiatives they could be doing to reach the ideal buyers, captures their engagement with reporting, and makes sure that the marketing aligns with the company's deliverables. A brand is more than a logo, it's the company's mission, values, goals, and what people think of that company. To determine your Ideal Customer Profile, look at who is engaging with your website, your marketing materials, and who is actually buying from you. All three will start to form your ideal customer and show you if your messaging is not aligning with your ideal audience. Your company's mission needs to match the ideal buyers you are trying to attract. Consider, does this mission have an audience? At large companies that want to boost internal morale where employees need to connect, consider doing an internal podcast. It spotlights different players at the company and allows your coworkers to learn more about each other. Before doing a podcast, look to see if there have been other successful podcasts in your industry. Where are the gaps in content that you could deliver to your audience? To plan a podcast, one needs to answer the following questions: who is the audience, why would someone listen to it, what is the content, cadence, and format, and how will production be executed? If these questions are not answered, do not start the podcast until they are. “Not all your jobs in marketing will be great, but you will learn something from all of them. And a traditional path sucks, don't worry about your windy road.”-Kelly Street   Links: Twitter: https://twitter.com/kellyannstreet LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-street-494699110/ “Clienting” Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/clienting/id1329721720 “Lunch Hour Legal Marketing” Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lunch-hour-legal-marketing/id973563135 AttorneySync Website:  https://www.attorneysync.com/team/    Busted Myths: Find the one marketing method that will save your company and do it.-This is not the case as there is no one thing to do that will save you. Marketers need to take a holistic approach and consider their ideal customer, their brand, use all different marketing mediums, and track their reporting to see what marketing efforts are receiving the most engagement from their ideal buyers. Everyone should do a podcast.-Not quite. Someone should only do a podcast if they know they have an audience for it. They also need to create a plan and see if they have the time to dedicate to producing a podcast on a timely cadence that will keep listeners engaged.    Books to Check Out: Brand: It Ain't the Logo by Ted Matthews Superfans by Pat Flynn The 10x Marketing Formula: Your Blueprint for Creating Competition‑Free Content by Garrett Moon

In this episode of Legal Marketing Minutes, Nancy Myrland shares important quotes from Andy Crestodina and Garrett Moon that speak to what it really takes for our content to win. You might be surprised to know that it isn’t the best content. Remaining episodes can also be found on Nancy's website: https://www.myrlandmarketing.com/legalmarketingminutes  

CoSchedule surveyed more than 3,000 marketers, and the results are in! Marketers want to publish more, complete everything on time, and prove their value to stakeholders. So, why do some marketers still use single-function tools, multiple platforms, and spreadsheets? These workarounds strangle your productivity and prevent you from reaching your goals. How can you overcome the madness of makeshift marketing?  Today’s guest is Libby Hall, vice president of client services at Unearth, a digital public affairs agency. Libby describes how she found success despite makeshift marketing and shares suggestions on team development and project management. Some of the highlights of the show include: Remember life before hashtags? From Foursquare to five people in Fargo on Twitter to being bit by public affairs bug in sunny Sacramento Cutting-edge digital tools, systems, processes, and teams help expand, grow, and scale services Marketers struggle with single source of truth and visibility across campaigns Evolution of what worked in the past, and transformative shift to being agile Measure changing situations and data to improve results and optimize what works best right now What do you want to accomplish? Document strategies, plans, goals, objectives  Elements of Successful Processes: Provide value, allow flexibility, and be accountable Put out fires and urgent pop-up activities: Bring in more resources/team members; simplify deliverable; and work extra hours What’s the right number for volume of communication to make an impact? Set measurements for success, and find benchmark to work from  Google isn’t a substitute for experience, but it’s the next best thing; do research and be prepared Don’t underestimate power of curiosity: Encourage, support, and mentor others Links:  Unearth Libby Hall on Twitter Libby Hall on LinkedIn The Marketing Management + Strategy Statistics You Need to Know in 2019 Mavenlink ClickUp Coursera Foursquare Flint Group 2008 Fargo Star winner - Eric Piela 10X Marketing Formula by Garrett Moon  CoSchedule’s Blog New CoSchedule Marketing Suite

On today's episode of The Sales Evangelist, we talk with Kris Nelson, head of sales for CoSchedule.com, about how businesses can move from "click, try, buy" to having a full-fledged sales team. CoSchedule is a SaaS-based marketing platform that helps marketers to stay organized through a combination of content calendar, a product, project management solutions and execution via social campaigns and email campaigns. CoSchedule took the time to focus on true growth and the company has seen tremendous results. Prior to reaching that point, however, the business, which began as a "click, try and buy," didn't even have a sales team. When "click, try, and buy" works Initially, they released the product as a straightforward "click, try and buy," product because it made sense at the time. They also designed it for small teams and individuals. The level of product and the price point didn't really dictate a need for a dedicated sales team. [01:26] As the product progressed and became more complicated, however, it became apparent that they needed a sales team to help the clients really understand how CoSchedule could benefit them. It was simply a natural progression to establish a sales force as the product grew and the price point increased, especially with some of the advanced plans. They moved away from the "click, try and buy," and toward a professional marketing team and into a standard sales cycle. [03:17] Bringing whiskey to a Kool-Aid party I've always thought it was a waste of time and resources to have the sales reps focus on low-end sales, think $15 a month kind of stuff because customers don't need help making a decision at the price point. Higher end products are different. Companies who ask customers to pay more become more concerned with the quality of the product, and that's when you need a sales team. It is truly an overkill to engage someone in a formalized, professional sales cycle at some of the lower price points. At the higher price points, it makes total sense. You have to be sure you are asking the right questions of the organization to make sure your product is a fit. The sale is nice but long-term happy customers are the true goal. [04:25] Move toward a sales force Kris credits CEO and co-founder of CoSchedule, Garrett Moon, as the person who helped take the company where it is today. It began with a series of phone calls to prospects to see if the market was viable and to see if it made sense to move the price point. Once that was established as true, Moon hired more people, including Kris, and the sales process was on its way. [05:58] Kris says that CoSchedule is still an extremely heavy inbound model. They still decide the best fit for each client, whether that be the "click, try and buy," model for the lower level plans, or working with a sales rep for the higher level plans. Kris really had to learn and understand the buying process of the companies that use CoSchedule to determine how many real touch points would be needed from a sales standpoint to be effective.   Three-call process CoSchedule has a three-call process in place now. The first, known as the discovery call, allows the sales team to learn more about the client's business, teach them about CoSchedule and then try to determine at a really high level if there is a potential business fit. If everything matches from a budget standpoint and a use case standpoint, they move forward with the second call. The second call is a full-scale demonstration of the product. It provides a great chance for the client to invite all their team members who might use the tool. Kris and his team go through the product with a fine-toothed comb and answer any questions. During this timeframe, they give the potential clients access to a free trial of CoSchedule; a chance to kick the tires. If the team is still checking the right boxes by the end they move into the pricing discussion. [07:28] CoSchedule provides a great tool for marketing organizations and other small organizations to all get on the same page. Their customers often refer to CoSchedule as the single source of truth for all their marketing efforts. Whether it's a social media campaign, or a large trade show event, or a podcast, CoSchedule acts as the organization hub for everything. [08:55] Although they designed CoSchedule with a marketing focus, Kris believes it is also beneficial from an internal project management standpoint. It puts a formal process in place. All the checklist items and all the behind-the-scenes items that go into a large-scale effort are put into a central location with CoSchedule. It unites everyone involved with the effort on the same page.   Everyone can see what works well, what needs more work, and where the team must focus to get the product out the door. [09:53] Building a sales team Growing a sales team, of course, presents a challenge because there are as many different ways that salespeople sell and lots of ways that people sell effectively. Kris works to understand how his team sells best and to accelerate that process and help them get better every day. He scales the number of reps on his sales team based on demand. The number of sales calls, for example, on a rep's calendar really does determine the growth of that team. Kris says they rely on the marketers to continually charge forward with fresh, hot leads so that they can then continue to add more in sales. [11:26] Kris uses his personal experiences as a way to motivate his sales team. In the past, he worked for a large banking finance and software company where it didn't matter so much whether he hit his sales goals. With a smaller company like CoSchedule, however, every single sale matters. Every dollar matters to everyone involved.   As a smaller company, Kris is able to focus on the people who work for him as individuals. Kris expects that the CoSchedule will continue to add to their sales team. He hopes to continually increase the level of sophistication used to deploy that team. [Tweet "When moving from an inbound model to a sales-driven model, you need to jump on the phone. See if the market is there before you hire people. #salesdriven"] Know if there is validity to your product first. You'll be surprised to learn what your product can do. "Full-Fledged Sales Team" episode resources If you would like to reach out with questions or comments for Kris, he can be reached via email at Kris.nelson@coschedule.com This episode is brought to you in part by mailtag.io, a Chrome browser extension for Gmail that allows you to track and schedule your emails. Use automated outreach to schedule your contacts and keep you from getting distracted. This episode is brought to you in part by prospect.io, a powerful sales automation platform that allows you to build highly personalized, cold email campaigns. To learn more, go to prospect.io/tse. You can expand your outreach and set it and forget it. Your prospecting will never ever be the same. We'll use prospect.io in the upcoming semester of TSE Hustler's League to focus on prospecting. We'll give you insights and tools that will help you gain new customers. In addition, we'll provide training and strategies that you can implement today to ensure constant flow in your pipeline. 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10x Marketing Formula: Your Blueprint for Creating 'Competition-Free Content' That Stands Out and Gets Results by Garrett Moon Click here to view the show notes! https://www.salesartillery.com/marketing-book-podcast/10x-marketing-formula-garrett-moon The dream of content marketing is that it’s going to be a magical funnel that drips money into your bank account. Its lure is that it will create an inbound sales machine. But what should you do when it doesn’t work like that? Or even at all? That’s the question this book is here to answer. It’s a formula that will show you exactly what to do (and how to do it) to achieve tenfold marketing results. This means the return you can expect will be ten times over what you put in. It’s the exact formula author Garrett Moon used to grow his startup CoSchedule from zeroes across the board to: 1.3M+ monthly pageviews, 250k+ email subscribers, and thousands of customers in 100 countries... ...in just 4 years. You will learn to overcome a lack of time, struggling to produce content, an inability to engage your audience, and so many more marketing roadblocks. If you think marketing success belongs only to elite geniuses or those with huge budgets, think again—10x marketers achieve 10x growth regardless of their limitations. This book is about finding the strategic shortcuts to get you to results fast. It’s about short-circuiting the path to jaw-dropping growth. You have to find your own way—and The 10x Marketing Formula is that path.

Garrett Moon is the CEO and co-founder of CoSchedule, the web’s #1 marketing calendar and mission control for your entire life. He is also the author of 10x marketing formula which is the blueprint for creating competition free content that stands out and gets results.     Quotes To Remember: “We have to do more than ever now in order for our content to really stood out.” “You have to find ways to go beyond the status quo in terms of content creation and develop competition-free content.” “It really comes down to focus. Focus on where you can create the biggest impact with your time.” “You have to say ‘NO’ to some 10% things.”   What You’ll Learn: Creating Competition-Free Content How to Get Results From Content Creation Spending Less Time to 10% Things and More Time to 10X Things Using CoSchedule to Build Email List   Key Links From The Show: CoSchedule   Recommended Books: Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti Podcast Domination by Marc Guberti 10x Marketing Formula by Garrett Moon Ogilvy on Advertising by David Ogilvy Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim Lost and Founder by Rand Fishkin

Content Marketing. Either you already have a plan in place, you're actively avoiding it, or you have no idea where to begin. If you've been online for any length of time, you'll know that content marketing is the currency of digital marketing and what makes the Internet go round. It's why there are 300 million + blogs active in the world and why SEO (another topic for another day) is so important. But there are a few problems with content marketing: >> It's too easy to get caught up in the creation and forget to make it beneficial to your business. >> With so many experts teaching online businesses "how" to do content marketing, it's easy to get paralyzed and quit before you get started. If you're going to have a content marketing strategy that works you need to do this: 1. Get crystal clear on what your content marketing should look like. Do you want to create cat videos with voiceovers? A top 10 list each week? A book review? A video interview series? A stream of conscious audio about your expert topic? The sky is the limit. The key to creating content is to make it A) FUN and B) something you'll enjoy creating, not something everyone else tells you to do. 2. Know why you want to create content. Don't EVER do something because someone tells you to do something. (Myself included). The thing about being an entrepreneur is that YOU are the boss and you make the shots. My goal (and ostensibly the goal of other consultants and strategists you surround yourself with) is to help you make informed decisions and strategic moves that equal growth and increased revenue in your business. But, you have to also see that whatever you do WILL make sense for your business and is in alignment with who you are as an entrepreneur. 3. Who the content you want to create intended for? The more you niche down for a specific type of person in a specific business with a specific problem, the more likely you'll find your rabid fans and they'll want to work with you/purchase what you're offering. 4. How do you want to create content? This comes down to what medium do you want to use? This is tied to #1 above, but this is where you decide what platform/format are you going to deliver this on. Ideas of content marketing examples: - A blog (obvs) - A podcast - A video series - A weekly Facebook Live show - An audio clip - An interview series - List format - Book reviews - A weekly local event - Video-based tutorials - Visual marketing (through Instagram) - Free wallpaper (backgrounds) for phones (especially if you're a designer, funny or motivational biz) - Music playlists - Slideshare - Conferences - Summits - A guide - A magazine - A book - Your own column - Teach classes - Webinars - Online course - Education center - Ebook - Downloadable PDF - Infographics The point is to pick something that feels like you and will be fun to execute, or it'll never happen. THEN put up blinders and don't worry about what everyone else is doing in your market. And write it down. It gives it more credibility in your mind that you're going to do this. 5. Is someone already doing this exact thing in your market? If they are, it's OK, but you have to either do it slightly different or better to stand out and make content marketing in this same fashion actually benefit your business. A book I can't recommend highly enough: 10X Marketing Formula by Garrett Moon (this is my Amazon affiliate link). And if you're on Kindle Unlimited, it's FREE! 6. Find topics that are resonating with people online. Look at the comments section, look at Quora, hop in Facebook groups. Anytime a question is asked, it means that someone wasn't clear or thorough enough, and that's your opening. What a different spin on what's out there and a favorite? How can you be so thorough in how you help your audience that's different than everyone else. Something most people don't realize about marketing is the more helpful you are and specific in your responses, the more desperate people will be to work with you. There's a funny thing that happens in our brain. Instead of greedily absorbing everything you put out and walking away feeling like their problem is solved, the person consuming your content will be flabbergasted that you're THIS helpful and their brain tells them: If they are giving me this much stuff for free, think of how much more amazing it would be to actually work with them. You are not giving it all way. A good resource on this and knowing how to operate in a space where you're not in competition with anyone else is Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim.  7. Create a marketing strategy plan that works for you. Basically, I'm telling you my favorite mantra: You do you. This means if you're type A and like to operate with a color-coded calendar that's 6 weeks ahead of your production schedule, then you're going to want to find a system that does that exact thing so you are successful. But some of you are going to want to write down ideas on sticky notes or on your phone and create the night before and cross your fingers that you remembered to do everything. (While not optimal, it gets the job done.) The key here is to set up a system (yes, something that's repeatable) and consistently follow it. If you can't be consistent, then don't even bother doing it. I'm not even kidding. There's too much. 8. Freaking promote your content people.  Most people who create content have zero strategies for how to promote it and nobody knows the content exists.  Here are seven ideas for how to promote what you're creating: - Brainstorm all the places you could share content. (I also call this brain dump or word vomit often). *Make a note if there are restrictions on when and where you can share content (cough, cough Facebook groups) - Look at your best channels for visibility. Where are you already doing a great job at being out there? - Commit to sharing it in at least 5 places each time you create something. Most of us stop at our email list, FB biz page and sometimes a friend. - Start a spreadsheet or a tracking system to track your content. Make a note of the title, theme, keywords, links, etc. so you can refer it on other posts or when topics come up, etc. and it's easy to access it. You can also merge related content into an epic optin, etc. - Make sure Google Analytics is set up on your site so you know what's working. Most places you can add it through Google Tag Manager in the head of your website, through a plugin if you're on Wordpress like me, or in the setup section of WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) website builders. It's the best free website analytics tool out there. - Schedule it to be shared on channels that repeat with tools like Smarterqueue, MeetEdgar, Hootsuite, Pinterest. Content strategy is amazing for your business because once you post it, it's searchable and can be found over and over again to new people. You can always and update it and add to it at any time. It's also what makes SEO happen for your business, and allows you to get organic traffic to your site for free. Now go get into action and commit do something sustainable.

Scrutinizing your digital content and dumping a copy and paste mentality gives you an opportunity to be a “content hacker” and 10x your business growth. Start with a simple formula (thanks Garrett Moon of CoSchedule) using 3 constraints to strategically engineer growth.

In today's episode, we're talking to Garrett Moon, the CEO & Co-Founder of CoSchedule, the marketing calendar, and suite of related tools designed to help marketers and content professionals stay organized and scale their processes.

Exclusive interviews continue from Garrett Moon’s book, 10X-Marketing Formula, which features top marketing professionals who uncover uncommon marketing mindsets, methods, and growth strategies. In this episode, we’re talking to John T. Meyer, CEO and co-founder of Lemonly, which is a visual marketing firm. John started Lemonly as a way to educate people about how digital media is a way to reach customers, and eventually the business ended up specializing in infographics. Lemonly helped build and pioneer the infographics industry, and it has evolved into visual storytelling - the secret sauce.  Some of the highlights of the show include:  Humans are visual creatures bombarded by messages; infographics make the world less noisy and confusing Infographics transitioned from visualizing data to a storytelling formula, where there is a beginning, middle, and end Core types of stories offer familiarity and ability to predict what will happen Lemonly starts with content by creating an outline that features the goal, 3 main points, and summary/call to action Web of Content: Where will content live to connect and hook pieces on mediums Issues related to driving traffic through visuals on various social media mediums Visuals grab people’s attention, but you need a good story for ROI Other options available, but Lemonly offers person-to-person relationships Examples of 10X ROI results from visual content Infographics fail and don’t live up to full potential when delivery is blurry, squished; don’t do all that work, and then stumble at the end Links:  Lemonly 9 Clouds 10X-Marketing Formula by Garrett Moon Donald Miller’s StoryBrand Canva Infogram Piktochart Pablo by Buffer Write and send a review to receive a CoSchedule care package

In just five years, Garrett Moon has built CoSchedule from 0 to 7 figures in revenue, 9,000 customers, 1.5M monthly page views, and over 350k email subscribers. Listen to this episode to learn exactly how he did it. Topics Discussed in this Episode: [01:31] How Garrett started with his first agency and how far they got before moving forward with CoSchedule [04:37] The idea for CoSchedule and how they decided it was the product to move forward with [10:36] How they focused on getting customer feedback and understanding customers’ problems [14:17] What was their method of getting customer feedback? [15:28] What were their original SEO strategies? [17:12] What was their promotion strategy? [20:04] Launching the Actionable Marketing Podcast and how it has impacted their growth [23:22] What is their email list growth strategy and what were its drivers? [26:18] What were the 10X projects they released? [30:56] How they dealt with product changes and client base changes Key Takeaways: When you’re an agency and you have serviced customers, it’s really easy to leverage that relationship to get feedback on your software or to get them to buy it, and you kind of get this false sense of validation. When it comes to SaaS, you’re constantly adding more product. And as you make your product more complex and add more features, it becomes a better solution for larger customers. Development is never done. Your customers always need to see new features and they expect the software to get better and more powerful over time, not stay the same. The blog posts that drive traffic aren’t always the most valuable ones. And traffic isn’t always the best signifier of access to some customer segments. If you’re focused on two things, you’re not focused on anything. You can’t focus 100% on two things. Action Steps: Base your business decisions on growth velocity long-term versus just short-term happiness for certain customers. Be constantly focused on growth and moving upward. Learn to delegate and how to manage and trust people. Coach your talent to be good. Garrett said: “You have to learn to really understand the problem and then the emotional reasons that that user might buy a product versus ask them would they buy. It’s not even a real question because there’s so much emotion wrapped into buying, it’s just not a good place to start.” “The reality is that as your product changes and as your customer base changes, you have to make decisions or release features that you know are only going to help a certain set of users.” More from Garrett Moon: CoSchedule 10x Marketing Formula: Your Blueprint for Creating 'Competition-Free Content' That Stands Out and Gets Results by Garrett Moon Garrett’s Twitter: @garrett_moon Resources mentioned: Interviewing Users: How to Uncover Compelling Insights by Steve Portigal Actionable Marketing Podcast The Score Takes Care of Itself: My Philosophy of Leadership by Bill Walsh Sponsor link 14-day Free Trial to LeadQuizzes Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to this podcast! And don’t forget to leave me a rating and a review on iTunes!

Do you have a product or service that people want? Nothing else matters. Every major company started with a very specific customer, and every business has competition. The easiest way to win is to pick a more specific customer to serve. So, pick a target customer, and be very strict about it. Garrett Moon, CoSchedule CEO, recently wrote the book, 10X Marketing Formula: Your Blueprint for Creating Competition-Free Content That Stands Out and Gets Results. Fortunately, Garrett recorded the interviews he conducted for the book. In today’s episode, Garrett’s 10x interview is with Noah Kagan of Sumo, AppSumo, and Briefcase. Noah continuously pushes the edges of marketing and growth.  Some of the highlights of the show include:  Focusing on eCommerce has positively transformed Noah’s companies Growth Hacking and Marketing: How to find channels that have not been fully utilized or abused What has helped grow your business? Do what works; go back to the basics Favorite Growth Strategies: Determine what new marketing channels will work; and platform marketing Proactive Dashboard: Has to be controllable; you can’t be dependent on anything As a marketer, what is one thing you can stop doing today? What are you wasting your time on? Noah’s companies perform testing and validation on how they can get more traffic and on-site optimization Use content to grow your business; what’s unique about what you’re writing Social vs. search content; one is short-term, and the other is long-term options Process of understanding your target audience: Which customers have the highest lifetime value? Which have been the easiest for the sales team to talk to? Noah’s companies have made two major shifts when focusing on customers: Qualified sign-ups and content related to eCommerce Revisit pricing and customers; contact customers via the phone for feedback Segment your audience to understand them; but don’t do it too early Find a product you love, and let specific people in the world know about it; help people 1 by 1 Links:  Noah Kagan Sumo AppSumo Briefcase OkDork Noah Kagan on YouTube 10X Marketing Formula book AMP on iTunes - leave a review and send screenshot to podcast@coschedule.com    

Garrett Moon is the CEO and Co-Founder of CoSchedule, a popular editorial calendar that helps you plan, promote and execute your marketing strategy. Ranked as the best business tool built by a startup on Entrepreneur.com, CoSchedule helps more than 7,000 marketing teams stay organized in more 100 countries around the world. Garrett has a new book out called the 10x Marketing Formula, Your Blueprint for Creating Competition-Free Content That Stands Out and Gets Results. In this episode, he and I have a candid conversation about his 10x formula. He tells us we can take advantage of Twitter by using it more when it comes to publishing and resharing content. And that too many times we forget to keep that steady drumbeat going on Twitter. So that’s where the 10x formula comes into play. You’ll hear his strategies, that when applied, will help you get 10 times the results. Episode Highlights: Garrett’s Twitter tips: #1 thing people need to be doing to really take advantage of Twitter is using it more, publishing more and sharing more. Don’t undervalue how often you can share and re-promote on Twitter. Use it as a channel to constantly create a stream of attention to your evergreen content. One thing Garrett thinks people forget to do is keep that steady drumbeat going on Twitter. Don’t let it become under-prioritized. Garrett talks about ways to boost your content and engagement on Twitter by using the 10x marketing formula. Re-share your content on social media using a consistent schedule. Create a re-sharing plan. Garrett shares a 10x example: we wrote a blog post that got a 500-600% increase in engagement just by resharing it on a consistent schedule. We created a resharing plan so every time we publish a new piece of content, it goes out 60 days into the future. CoSchedule has a tool called ReQueue that finds good times to re-share evergreen content and it fill the gaps. In his book, Garrett calls this “smart-o-mation.” Social media is always evolving. Experiment with emojis, GIFs and videos. Send out 25 different social messages from one piece of content. When it comes to analytics on Twitter, look at your overall engagement. Look at your content to see how it’s converting. You want activity from your audience and ultimately your click-throughs. And be sure to look at your overall activity. My Favorite Quotes: “#1 thing people need to be doing to really take advantage of Twitter is using it more, publishing more, sharing more.” “There’s a real 10x marketing formula and we look at how you multiply the results that you’re getting from different marketing activities by 10 times.” Tools, Links and Apps Mentioned: TweetDeck – manage Twitter profiles CoSchedule – editorial calendar, try it free for 14 days ReQueue by CoSchedule – social automation intelligently designed to react, recalibrate and re-promote at just the right time (try free for 14 days) Headline Analyzer by CoSchedule – write headlines that drive traffic, shares, and search results (free) Social Message Optimizer by CoSchedule – create powerful social messages that convert (free) Garrett’s new book: 10x Marketing Formula: Your Blueprint for Creating Competition-Free Content That Stands Out and Gets Results (download chapter one for free!) Join my new private Facebook group. It’s called Madalyn’s (Shhh!) Private Secret Club. You’ll get a bonus tip from Garrett on 10x Projects vs 10% Projects. This is available only in this group. How to Reach Garrett: You can reach out to Garrett on Twitter and on LinkedIn. Your Call-to-Action: Check out Garrett’s new book 10X Marketing Formula. You can get the first chapter for free! His formula will show you exactly what to do to achieve tenfold marketing results. Read it and tell me what you think by sending me a tweet @MadalynSklar. I’d love to hear from you.   Share Your Love For This Podcast: Want an easy “one-click” way to Share Your Love for this podcast? Go here: www.madalynsklar.com/love to post a tweet. Show Notes: We take the notes for you during the podcast episode. Go to www.madalynsklar.com/twittersmarter53

My guest is the co-founder and CEO of CoSchedule where he leads the amazing team that is building the worlds #1 marketing calendar. CoSchedule began in 2013 as an idea on a flight between Atlanta and North Dakota. Less than a year an a half later, they had received $500k in seed funding and acquired their first 5,000 customers. This growth seems staggering until you hear my guest talk about his 10x Marketing Formula and how he focuses on 10x not 10% projects. 10x Marketing Formula is also the name of his brand new book. Now, let's hack... Garrett Moon.

In this episode of the Brand Authority Podcast, I’m chatting with Garrett Moon, CEO and Co-Founder of CoSchedule. Garrett's taken CoSchedule from zilch to 1.5 million monthly page views, 240,000 email subscribers, 9000+ customers in less than 4 years. He just published a book called "The 10x Marketing Formula." As he explains in the book, the premise being content marketing as we know it is dead. Instead, brands should focus on how to short-circuit content marketing by creating competition-free content that garners 10x results. There are new rules, and those that defer to "copycat content" to build their brand get left behind. Ready to supercharge your content marketing results? Listen in!   * Grab your copy of The 10x Marketing Formula: https://10xmarketingformula.com/     * Learn more about The 10x Marketing Formula: https://coschedule.com/blog/10x-marketing-growth-formula/     * Follow CoSchedule on Twitter: https://twitter.com/coschedule     * Follow Garrett on Twitter: https://twitter.com/garrett_moon     * Join the Brand Authority community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/brandauthoritygroup/     * Learn more about Rebekah Radice: https://rebekahradice.com/

Garrett Moon, CEO & Co Founder of CoSchedule, joins the Content Experience Show to discuss competition free content and how to choose the right projects.   Special thanks to our sponsors: Vidyard Uberflip Convince & Convert: Four Ways to Fix Your Broken Content Marketing   In This Episode How content marketing has become competitive How to create competition free content How to find your core content How to choose the right projects to work on   Resources CoSchedule 10x Marketing Formula Lightboard Gartner's Hype Cycle Blue Ocean Strategy   Visit ContentProsPodcast.com for more insights from your favorite content marketers.  

How to Create Content That Stands Out and Gets Results written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing Marketing Podcast with Garrett Moon Podcast Transcript My guest for this week’s episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast is Garrett Moon. He is the CEO and co-founder of CoSchedule, the web’s most popular marketing calendar and the fastest growing startup in North Dakota. He and I discuss his new book, 10x Marketing Formula. Ranked as […]

Results or Die – that’s the philosophy of CoSchedule, an online tool for organizing all of your digital marketing. The CEO and co-founder, Garrett Moon, has authored a new book called the 10x Marketing Formula (due out March 27th) and he joins EDGE of the Web to talk about some of the ideas and inspirations behind the new book. The basic formula we follow is this: write good content, sprinkle some SEO dust on it and then people will be throwing money at you. Except, it doesn’t happen that way. Garrett wants you to blow the roof off of last year’s marketing numbers and to do this, it requires a mindset shift. Learn more about the book and how you can get 10x results – this week on the EDGE! SPONSORS CoSchedule We’re excited to welcome a new sponsor to the show – CoSchedule – the #1 Marketing Calendar for everything you need organized. You no longer need complex spreadsheets, disconnected workflows, and endless email threads to organize your marketing calendars. With CoSchedule, everything is organized in ONE place so you can create and collaborate on your projects, assign tasks – plus you can tie in your social media directly into your CoSchedule calendar. Head over to  to sign up for a 14-day free trial today! OFFER – For Edge of the Web listeners, the CEO of CoSchedule Garrett Moon, is giving away 25 copies of his new book, the 10X Marketing Formula. To enter, all you need to do is go to  and there you can download the first chapter of the book and you’ll be entered to win! — Download our show today or subscribe to our show on , , , , , or ! And now we’re on !

Is your content standing out and driving results for your business? Are you creating content that differentiates from your competition? This week on the podcast, we discuss the 10X marketing formula with Garrett Moon, of CoSchedule. This episode is jam packed with tons of great strategies, tactics, and tips that Garrett and his team have used to drive an email list with over 200,000 subscribers and rank as a top 25 product in the SaaS 1000 list. By listening to this episode, you'll learn how the 10x Marketing Formula can help surpass traditional marketing techniques you may be using. Let's do this...

Garrett Moon. He’s the CEO and founder of CoSchedule, the web’s most popular marketing calendar and the fastest growing startup in North Dakota. As a thought leader, Garrett has been blogging and speaking about content marketing, social media marketing, and startup businesses for more than six years.

Garrett Moon is the founder and CEO of CoSchedule, a calendar SaaS product for marketing teams. Previously he cofounded Todaymade, a web design and applications development company that was acquired Agency MABU. Garrett founded CoSchedule in 2013 out of Bismark, North Dakota. Coschedule is a marketing calendar to help manage content marketing, social media scheduling, and marketing projects for teams and agencies. Over 4,000 blogs and businesses use CoSchedule to manage their editorial calendars and campaigns. The topics discussed in this episode include the value proposition of your marketing, why and when to focus on a niche, and the convergence of marketing channels.

How many times to share each piece of content, planning ahead, and their long road to overnight success. ----- Welcome to episode 75 of the Food Blogger Pro podcast! This week, Bjork chats with Garrett Moon, cofounder of the popular social media and editorial planning tool CoSchedule.  When it comes to blogging, there is a lot more to do than it would initially appear. Not only do you have to create content, you have to plan it out (preferably well in advance) and promote it after it’s done (preferably for a long time after). Keeping tabs on everything you need to do - including promoting it now, in a couple weeks, and around those holidays when it would make good shareable content - can be really tough. So, Garrett and his cofounder Justin created CoSchedule to make this process easier. Along the way, they discovered some unique insights into the world of social sharing. In this episode, Garrett shares: How they started CoSchedule Their long road to overnight success How they figured out if people wold actually buy their product How planning ahead helps you promote your content How many times they share each piece of content they produce Why it’s okay to share a single piece of content so many times How they track the effectiveness of their social campaigning   Resources: Moz CoSchedule CoSchedule Blog CoSchedule on Twitter Garrett on Twitter If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com. Be sure to review us on iTunes!  

Garrett Moon is the CEO and a Co-Founder of CoSchedule, a content marketing and social media publishing calendar for small businesses and marketing teams. CoSchedule helps over 7,000 customers organize their content marketing and social media publishing in more than 100 countries around the world. CoSchedule was founded in 2013 and to date has raised around $500K in funding.The Show NotesCoScheduleCoSchedule BlogBlue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim and Renée MauborgneGrooveGarrett on TwitterOmer on TwitterEnjoyed this episode?Subscribe to the podcastLeave a rating and reviewFollow Omer on TwitterNeed help with your SaaS?Join SaaS Club Plus: our membership and community for new and early-stage SaaS founders. Join and get training & support.Join SaaS Club Launch: a 12-week group coaching program to help you get your SaaS from zero to your first $10K revenue.Apply for SaaS Club Accelerate: If you'd like to work directly with Omer 1:1, then request a free strategy session.

Garrett Moon is the CEO and a Co-Founder of CoSchedule, a content marketing and social media publishing calendar for small businesses and marketing teams. CoSchedule helps over 7,000 customers organize their content marketing and social media publishing in more than 100 countries around the world. CoSchedule was founded in 2013 and to date has raised around $500K in funding. The Show Notes CoSchedule CoSchedule Blog Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne Groove Garrett on Twitter Omer on Twitter Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe to the podcast Leave a rating and review Follow Omer on Twitter Need help with your SaaS? Join SaaS Club Plus: our membership and community for new and early-stage SaaS founders. Join and get training & support. Join SaaS Club Launch: a 12-week group coaching program to help you get your SaaS from zero to your first $10K revenue. Apply for SaaS Club Accelerate: If you'd like to work directly with Omer 1:1, then request a free strategy session.

#173: Listen to Garrett Moon of CoSchedule talk about making your editorial calendar work for you—no matter what kind of content you create for your followers. You'll learn how to make the most of your published content across channels, content management mistakes, and strategies for managing blogging procrastination. Podcast show notes available here: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session173

#173: Listen to Garrett Moon of CoSchedule talk about making your editorial calendar work for you—no matter what kind of content you create for your followers. You'll learn how to make the most of your published content across channels, content management mistakes, and strategies for managing blogging procrastination. Podcast show notes available here: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session173

Growth hacking has become a bit of a marketing buzz word in recent years, and for good reason - the strategy has helped many marketers accelerate the growth of their business at what seems like an impossible rate. By identifying and focusing on what works, marketers everywhere are generating bigger wins with less effort. If "hacking" can help you grow your business, can it also help your content marketing efforts? In this episode, we speak to Garrett Moon, co-founder of CoSchedule, about easy-to-implement growth hacks that will make your content marketing more effective.

Growth hacking has become a bit of a marketing buzz word in recent years, and for good reason - the strategy has helped many marketers accelerate the growth of their business at what seems like an impossible rate. By identifying and focusing on what works, marketers everywhere are generating bigger wins with less effort. If "hacking" can help you grow your business, can it also help your content marketing efforts? In this episode, we speak to Garrett Moon, co-founder of CoSchedule, about easy-to-implement growth hacks that will make your content marketing more effective.

It's been quite a while since our last discussion of a software business here on the show. Even though we touched briefly on Long Tail Pro with Spencer Haws, I really have to go all the way back to Josh Isaak in episode 12 to find an in-depth breakdown of a Software as a service business. So that means today's conversation with Garrett Moon from CoSchedule is long overdue! After all, the low incremental cost and recurring revenue potential of the SaaS model is such a trendy holy grail of business right now.

Blogging consistently takes hard work. Today Jonathan interviews one of the founders of CoSchedule. This neat online tool allows you to manage an editorial calendar, set tasks, and schedule social media promotion. The best part is the ability to integrate with Wordpress. Links Mentioned: Teach Your Passion Coursehttp://BloggingYourPassion.com/teachFree Trial of CoSchedulehttp://BloggingYourPassion.com/1/coschedule

Are you afraid to start because you’re not in San Francisco, New York, or Austin? What if I told you that today’s guest is doing just fine out in North Dakota? Garrett Moon is co-foudner of Todaymade a software company that launched CoSchedule a few months back. And by a few months I mean October/November of last year — yes this interview is a bit late. None the less it is jam packed with great advice from this passionate and very talented founder. We’re going to cover a wide range of startup challenges like launching outside of a major metro market all the way to negotiating client services contracts. Don’t miss it! (more…)

Are you afraid to start because you're not in San Francisco, New York, or Austin? What if I told you that today's guest is doing just fine out in North Dakota? Garrett Moon is co-foudner of Todaymade a software company that launched CoSchedule a few months back. And by a few months I mean October/November of last year — yes this interview is a bit late. None the less it is jam packed with great advice from this passionate and very talented founder. We're going to cover a wide range of startup challenges like launching outside of a major metro market all the way to negotiating client services contracts. Don't miss it! Launching a startup outside of a major market Listen to the audio version or subscribe on iTunes Matt Report - A WordPress podcast for digital business owners Garrett Moon of Todaymade & CoSchedule Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / Subscribe Share RSS Feed Share Link Embed Download file | Play in new window Want to hear that Pro segment at the end or join a mastermind community of WordPress folks like you? Don't forget to use the promo code and join today! In today's startup world Considering I run a distributed shop in today's startup world, perhaps I shouldn't be surprised that a  talented team can find success no matter where they are. Today's guest shares what it's like to launch a new product alongside a client services business  and all the juicy details in between. One thing that really sticks out is building a product that solves your own need first. Sounds so cliche, but it's a great way to test and validate a new idea. At the end of the day, at least you can still use it for your business and that's how Garrett and his team launched CoSchedule. An alternative to WordPress Something else that might come as a surprise — Todaymade has their own CMS. Gasp! You're not using WordPress?! Some of the projects they launch do not require the overhead or standard features of a traditional WordPress install. Though they often integrate the blogging platform with their content management system it's not always the perfect fit. We'll discuss what that's like when negotiating with customers. This interview is a bit late We recorded this back in November when I was first outlining the foundation of Matt Report Pro and embarrassingly I'm just airing it now. I do apologize to Garrett and his team, but this is still a great episode for all to enjoy! Soundtrack: One Way Heartbeats ★ Support this podcast ★