Podcasts about great support

Great chat with Steve Smith - President & CEO of Airlink Disaster Logistics Humanitarian - NGO's Non-profit organisation Great Purpose & Values CARGO CARES at its best National Disasters High profile current focus - India appeal  Also, St.Vincent - Grenadines So many positive examples of how to help and why   GREAT SUPPORT from the industry  Many carriers supporting so many great causes  Shout out to Flexport Charters also being organised Regional Response Framework So many great examples of logistics at their best. Well done to Airlink and the team - continue the great work!

*cw rape, sexual assault, gender-based violence*Join us for a round-up of what we’ve been watching lately: the Russell T Davies mini-series It’s A Sin, Emerald Fennell’s Oscar-nominated film Promising Young Woman and lavish period drama The Great. SPOILERS:1.10 to 23.40: It’s a Sin 23.40 to 38: Promising Young Woman 38 to end: The Great Support us on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/heirheads

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We talk with King Darius the Great --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehiphoppod/support

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This week, Ian Anderson joins to review Hulu's Palm Springs. We rave about the film's brilliant premise, discuss the lexical difference between Groundhog Day and Groundhog's Day, and pitch Palm Spring sequels. This week, Ian Anderson joins to review Hulu's Palm Springs. We rave about the film's brilliant premise, discuss the lexical difference between Groundhog Day and Groundhog's Day, and pitch Palm Spring sequels. This week, Ian Anderson joins to review Hulu's Palm Springs. We rave about the film's brilliant premise, discuss the lexical difference between Groundhog Day and Groundhog's Day, and pitch Palm Spring sequels. 03:19 - Palm Springs 12:32 - Spoilers 36:04 - 0.2 Section: "Lost", "Survivor", "Blindspotting", "The Great" Support and donate to BlackLivesMatter! If you would like to leave a comment or a suggestion on how to improve the podcast, email us at moviemarathonerspod@gmail.com. Check us out at https://evergreenpodcasts.com/movie-marathoners, a proud member of the Evergreen Podcast Network. We are also on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher Radio, Spotify, Overcast, Himalaya, and Castbox. Follow us on Twitter @moviemarapod. Follow Ian on Twitter @ianders0n or on Twitch at twitch.tv/StridesVGC. Stay safe and remember to wash your hands! Like us on Facebook to stay updated on when we release new episodes. Opening music, "Werq" created by Kevin McLeod. Find more of his work at incompetech.com Clips from "Palm Springs" and "The Great". Spoiler clip from Marvel's "The Avengers" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We must look into ourselves and be Great --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trai-michael/support

We have so much to learn from history and great conquerors. Books Mentioned Art of War Genghis Khan By The Spear (Alexander the Great) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/habits/support

From Good to Great --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matthew-loftis0/support

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Homicide in war is not reckoned by our fathers as homicide...Perhaps, however, it is well to counsel that those whose hands are not clean only abstain from communion for three years. —St. Basil the Great --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thepadrecast/support

My Favorite Tools From 10 Years Social Warfare Plugin - The best tool for sharing things. I love that I can specify the tweet text and the image for Facebook, Pinterest, etc. This is once I don't wince when the subscription payment comes through Convertkit - I like MailChimp, Aweber, but I switched to Convertkit last year, and I love the marketing tools that I can use and the ability to make my own landing/sales pages. Siteground Web Hosting - 10 Years ago I would've sung the praises of Hostgator, and I thought Bluehost was OK. I do not recommend them at all, and I like Siteground. Their support is so much better. I also love Godaddy support, so I created coolerwebsites.com which is my GoDaddy reseller account Divi Theme (Elegant Themes) - The most flexible WordPress theme I've used and still fairly easy to use (there is a bit of a learning curve, and you probably won't use all of its features). I DO NOT recommend Appendpipity themes. They were awesome, but from what I can tell, the lights are on but nobody is home. I am interested in checking out Thrive Themes, and Themify (very divi like) Speaking of Websites and Wordpress Management, I LOVE ManageWP and recommend it to everyone who has a WordPress site. Bonjoro Is a cool Video Email service that pays for itself every month I have someone share how cool it was that I sent them a personalized video Kit.com is a great way to bundle Amazon products. I tried Fresh Store Builder and it was OK. My favorite is EasyAzon for Amazon Tools. ( I use this on bestpodcastinggear.com/shop ) Acuity Scheduling is the best tool for Scheduling Appointments. I love that it works with Freshbooks so I can have people book consulting time, get paid upfront and have an invoice in my billing system. For Membership Websites, if you are using Wordpress I loved Digital Access Pass. If you want your membership site separate from Wordpress I love Thinkific. In regards to project management, I love todosit.com For automated Tweeting, I like Social Jukebox If I was creating an Affiliate Program, I would use iDev Affiliate For Chat on a website, I love https://www.tawk.to/ Nimble is my favorite contact management Tool Optin Monster continues to reign as the king of Pop-Ups and Opt-ins Freshdesk is a GREAT Support tool if you want a ticketing/FAQ all in one My Typos were decreased by using The World's Best Grammar Checker  which is Grammarly For Webinars I use Zoom.us My favorite Affiliate Network (their new interface is AWESOME) is shareasale.com The Last Episode of This Version of Weekly Web Tools On July 28th, 2007 I started Weekly Web Tools as I was doing web design using Dreamweaver and I just started using Wordpress. I was my target audience. I was a person who wanted their websites to Get more traffic Convert When people arrive Look Good doing it Communicate better with our audience I use to run into tools all the time, there were new things happening on a regular basis, and I could find great tools from companies (not marketers) and creating the podcast was pretty easy. Fast forward 10 years later and instead of companies, tools are being launched by marketers who often would release a tool for a small period of time, and either pull the tool, go out of business, offer no support, raise their price, and in the end it was hard to find solid tools that I could recommend to you and be able to sleep at night. My last episode was the straw that broke the camel's back. I found what appeared to be a cool tool, only to find to "Companies" who appeared to have stolen the code from each other, and one didn't work (its has since been fixed). So I spent the better part of two hours trying to figure out if I liked the tool. To put it into a single question, after 10 years, I think I've found all the tools that I like, and I don't see a lot of creativity to make new tools that grab my attention. I always thought I would get more input from the audience on what tools they used, and I did from certain people, but all in all, it was a very, very low percentage. Plans For The Future I don't plan on releasing any new episodes for the rest of 2017 unless something crosses my path. I plan on rebranding the podcast to be called "Small Business Tools" and it will be moved to a "when I have something to say" schedule. I'm also shutting down the Patreon account. I could switch to a patron account, where I am paid when I put out an episode but I've decided just to close it down. Thanks to My Patrons Josh Rivers from CreativeStudio.academy Ileane Smith from www.ileanesmith.com Scott Johnson from Computer Tutor Podcast

Agency Workflows and Tools In this episode, I am chatting with Lee Jackson of AngledCrown all about agency workflows. What's life like running an agency across the pond? Tune in and find out. Lee Jackson Lee is the founder of Angled Crown, a digital agency in the UK. They primarily build WordPress site and plugins for design agencies. Lee is also the host of the WPInnovator Podcast - The podcast for designers, we talk agency life, strategy, marketing and WordPress. This episode of Rethink.fm is sponsored by: This episode of Rethink.fm is sponsored by Beaver Builder. If you are looking to reduce design and development time, Beaver Builder is your answer. It’s the only page builder I recommend and with over 375,000 WordPress websites built with Beaver Builder - you’ll be in great company. Stop reinventing the wheel. With dozens of gorgeous page templates, you’ll be able to spin up an amazing landing page in minutes. Looking for a template for your site's inner pages? Don't worry, they’ve got you covered there too. You can even save your own designs as templates and reuse them throughout your site, or export them to use on a different site. Build your website in minutes, not months! An now, take Beaver Builder even further. Bridge the Gap Between Pages and Your Theme. Beaver Themer lets you create layouts for archive pages, a template for an entire post type, 404 and search pages, and create parts like headers and footers. Beaver Builder, Awesome Software, Great Support, and a Helpful Community. Get all the details at WPBeaverBuilder.com Finally got some time to try this out. I bought a copy of Beaver Builder for a recent project. I created a gorgeous custom landing page in just a few hours. This is quickly becoming a favorite in my digital toolbox. --Jackie D'Elia Listen to Episode 16 Where to find Lee: Angled Crown @leejacksondev on Twitter LeeJacksonDev Facebook group Tools discussed: Ganttify Projecthuddle SVG Support Plugin