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On this episode of Animal Spirits: Talk Your Book, Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson are joined by Greg Bond, CEO of Man Numeric and Head of the Americas for the Man Group to discuss how the private equity portfolio is constructed, screening out poor quality businesses, what private equity companies look for in investments, data and analytics within sports, Greg's experience with the Red Sox, and much more! Find complete show notes on our blogs... Ben Carlson's A Wealth of Common Sense Michael Batnick's The Irrelevant Investor Feel free to shoot us an email at animalspirits@thecompoundnews.com with any feedback, questions, recommendations, or ideas for future topics of conversation.   Check out the latest in financial blogger fashion at The Compound shop: https://www.idontshop.com Past performance is not indicative of future results. The material discussed has been provided for informational purposes only and is not intended as legal or investment advice or a recommendation of any particular security or strategy. The investment strategy and themes discussed herein may be unsuitable for investors depending on their specific investment objectives and financial situation. Information obtained from third-party sources is believed to be reliable though its accuracy is not guaranteed.   Investing involves the risk of loss. This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be or regarded as personalized investment advice or relied upon for investment decisions. Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson are employees of Ritholtz Wealth Management and may maintain positions in the securities discussed in this video. All opinions expressed by them are solely their own opinion and do not reflect the opinion of Ritholtz Wealth Management. The Compound Media, Incorporated, an affiliate of Ritholtz Wealth Management, receives payment from various entities for advertisements in affiliated podcasts, blogs and emails. Inclusion of such advertisements does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation thereof, or any affiliation therewith, by the Content Creator or by Ritholtz Wealth Management or any of its employees. For additional advertisement disclaimers see here https://ritholtzwealth.com/advertising-disclaimers. Investments in securities involve the risk of loss. Any mention of a particular security and related performance data is not a recommendation to buy or sell that security. The information provided on this website (including any information that may be accessed through this website) is not directed at any investor or category of investors and is provided solely as general information. Obviously nothing on this channel should be considered as personalized financial advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any securities. See our disclosures here: https://ritholtzwealth.com/podcast-youtube-disclosures/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby talks everything Harness racing with Graham Dwyer, Greg Bond, Cameron Fitzpatrick, Nathan Jack and Matt Young.

What if the key to building massive wealth is hidden in how you use your property's equity? Eddie sat down for a dive deep with seasoned real estate investor Greg Bond, who went from managing single-family homes to handling multi-million dollar industrial properties. They chat about the highs and lows of property management, 1031 exchanges, and moving from residential to small-bay industrial assets. They discuss how Greg transformed $1 million in home equity into a $12 million building, what the trick to playing the "real-life Monopoly" game is, and how can you make these moves too! Plus, they talk about the steps to not only increase your wealth but also position yourself for generational success. For more information, visit tpmguys.com.

What if the key to building massive wealth is hidden in how you use your property's equity? Eddie sat down for a dive deep with seasoned real estate investor Greg Bond, who went from managing single-family homes to handling multi-million dollar industrial properties. They chat about the highs and lows of property management, 1031 exchanges, and moving from residential to small-bay industrial assets. They discuss how Greg transformed $1 million in home equity into a $12 million building, what the trick to playing the "real-life Monopoly" game is, and how can you make these moves too! Plus, they talk about the steps to not only increase your wealth but also position yourself for generational success. For more information, visit tpmguys.com.

Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby talks all things Harness racing with Todd McCarthy, Greg Bond, Will Rixon and Matt Young.

What exactly is a real estate broker and investor? Do you get to decide what happens to the houses? What is the difference between a broker and an investor? How do you decide which properties to invest in? Is it more fun to flip houses or renting them? Have you ever regretted investing in a particular property? All these questions and so much more will be answered by Real Estate Broker and investor Greg Bond. You can visit https://www.tpmguys.com/ to learn more about Greg and his projects.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Brent, Nate, and Kate climb into the 2007 American Documentary Film The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters starring: Steve Wiebe, Billy Mitchell, Walter Day, Robert Mruczek, Brian Kuh, Steve Sanders, Dwayne Richard, Roy Shildt (aka "Mr. Awesome"), Todd Rogers, Greg Bond, and Doris Self. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join FEG CIO Greg Dowling and Greg Bond, CEO of Man Numeric as they delve into the evolution of artificial intelligence from expert systems to machine learning and deep learning, and discover its transformative power in reshaping industries like finance. Gain valuable insights on how AI is integrated into investment strategies, driving economic growth and productivity while also exploring broader implications beyond finance. Tune in to Singularity or SkyNet and stay ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving world of finance and technology.Key TakeawaysAdopt AI technologies strategically, while proactively addressing associated risks, positioning AI as a responsible and ethical tool for positive advancements in finance, healthcare, and beyond.AI and technology, including tools like Chat GPT, can serve as "co-pilots" to enhance productivity by assisting individuals in tasks like coding, data visualization, and content creation. They also present opportunities for opening new job roles, improving workflows, and increasing overall productivity. This emphasizes adaptation and leveraging of these technologies to individuals' and organizations' advantage.On the investment side, blending traditional investment approaches with emerging tools like quantamental analysis and systematic management may add tremendous value. It's crucial in today's dynamic market landscape to find the right blend that aligns with your investment philosophy while leveraging technology to enhance rather than dictate strategy.You can find every episode of FEG Insight Bridge podcasts in one place and sign up to receive our other publications here.

My takeaways from an exciting passive investment opportunity sponsored by my longtime friends Greg Bond, his son Nick, and their associate Nathan Poole in Orlando, Florida. I toured their facility, am sending investment capital and thought you would like to hear my takeaways. Email me at gary@garypinkerton.com for a link to a video and photos I took on site. Episode Highlights Investing in Crypto Mining and Real Estate Exploring the adaptability of a Florida-based company through mining cryptocurrency Getting paid through mining cryptocurrency The different transaction fees and efficiency involving bitcoins What are the benefits of alt coin crypto mining? Maximizing US dollar returns The tax benefits of mining equipment Investing on computers for bitcoin mining The difference between air cooled and liquid cooled equipments for cryptocurrency mining Investment overview for accredited investors Investing in a bear market Benefits of buying mining machines at reduced prices The ROI and returns of investing in crypto mining Links and Resources from this Episode Connect with Gary Pinkerton https://www.paradigmlife.net/ gpinkerton@paradigmlife.net https://garypinkerton.com/ Connect with the Guests https://minimines.com/  Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Make sure you're subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Audible Subscribe with Listen Notes Subscribe with RSS

An increasing number of B2B revenue organizations are aligned around their product and customer lifecycle. Marketing generates awareness, sales closes deals with customers, and customer success is tasked with increasing renewals and lowering attrition. But just because the teams are organized in such a manner doesn't mean the motions are carried out correctly. In this episode of the B2B Nation podcast, we're talking to Greg Bond, who leads enterprise sales and channel partnerships at email marketing vendor Constant Contact. RELATED EPISODE: How Business Users Change the Game for B2B Marketing Throughout his career in B2B, Greg has held almost every imaginable title in the revenue organization, including sales and customer success roles. Our conversation touches on the lessons he's learned across his journey, the challenge of marketing to marketers, goals for 2023, and more. Episode Guide 2:03: What are the biggest lessons Greg has learned from a career in revenue organizations? 8:51: What are the challenges of selling into marketing and revenue roles? 15:00: What are Greg's goals for 2023? 16:54: What will we be talking about in 12 months, at the start of 2024? 20:33: What is Greg's favorite tool?

In this episode, Constant Contact VP of Sales, Greg Bond, speaks with Paul Bresenden and Brooks Nelson of 454 Creative. They all attended the recent B2B Marketing Expo, and the three took some time to sit down together and chat about how agencies in 2022 are using tech effectively to help improve their human interactions in marketing. Paul and Brooks also explain the approach they take at 454 Creative when coaching clients on marketing automation systems, lead scoring, various attribution models, and more. Enjoy the episode!About Eric Stockton, VP of Demand Gen at SharpSpring:With expertise in the areas of internet marketing, eCommerce, lead gen, publishing, and online media, Eric has directly led $3MM+ ad budgets and $70M+ top-line sales organizations.Connect with Eric: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericstockton     About Paul Bresenden, Founder, President, and CEO of 454 CreativePaul is  a marketing expert in LEAN Marketing, marketing and sales alignment, lead generation strategy, and digital marketing. He focuses on B2B professional service firms and considered purchase product companies and currently heads up 454 Creative.Connect with Paul: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pbresenden/ About Brooks Nelson, Director of Business Consulting at 454 CreativeBrooks has an extensive background in marketing and tech, and he's constantly seeking out ways to improve himself, his company, and his clients' experiences. Above all, Brooks craves efficiency and loves finding creative solutions to difficult problems.Connect with Brooks: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rbrooksnelson/ For more information & to connect with us:Visit our website: www.sharpspring.comHave a question? Reach us at https://sharpspring.com/contact-us/Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sharpspringWatch video versions of our podcast on YouTube or in the “Resources” section at https://www.sharpspring.com.Subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/c/Sharpspring

We're changing things up a bit this time on The Revenue Marketing Show! In this episode,  you'll get to check out a recent talk given by SharpSpring from Constant Contact's very own VP of Sales, Greg Bond, at the ChatFunnel's annual Demand Gen Summit. In this presentation, Greg speaks about ways to accelerate your sales funnel and why marketing and sales team alignment is so critical as part of any demand gen strategy. Thanks to ChatFunnels for having us at the Summit, and we hope you all enjoy the episode.About Greg Bond, Constant Contact VP of Sales:Businesses thrive when they create value for their customers. Greg helps businesses better understand their customers so they can maximize their value proposition. To accomplish this, he analyzes customer behavior and KPIs and creates strategies for optimization. He then builds more efficient systems that mobilize teams to deliver value. Value creation drives revenue!Connect with Greg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbond007/For more information & to connect with us:Visit our website: www.sharpspring.comHave a question? Reach us at https://sharpspring.com/contact-us/Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sharpspringWatch video versions of our podcast on YouTube or in the “Resources” section at https://www.sharpspring.com.Subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/c/Sharpspring

In this episode of The Revenue Marketing Show, SharpSpring VP of Customer Success, Greg Bond had a chance to talk with Jason Widup, VP of Marketing at Metadata.io. Metadata ​​is a demand gen platform created to help B2B marketers scale their paid campaigns to optimize revenue through advanced targeting and multivariate experimentation. With an extensive background in marketing ops, an ongoing interest in innovation and the latest tech, and his belief in immersing himself in his company's data, Jason was a fascinating guest. He and Greg had a great chat about everything from sales and marketing team alignment, gated vs. ungated content, helping B2B marketers drive revenue and more. Check it out.About Greg BondBusinesses thrive when they create value for their customers. Greg helps businesses better understand their customers so they can maximize their value proposition. To accomplish this, he analyzes customer behavior and KPIs and creates strategies for optimization. He then builds more efficient systems that mobilize teams to deliver value. Value creation drives revenue!Connect with Greg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbond007/ About Jason Widup Jason is an experienced and talented Marketing Operations and Technology leader with a focus on developing high-performing teams through empowerment, challenging experiences, and trust. He's known for his MarTech knowledge, intelligent solutions, unrelenting support, and high accountability. Jason has a broad range of experience managing the people, processes, and technologies that enable great, modern marketing.Connect with Jason: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonwidup/ For more information & to connect with us:Visit our website: www.sharpspring.comHave a question? Reach us at https://sharpspring.com/contact-us/Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sharpspringWatch video versions of our podcast on YouTube or in the “Resources” section at https://www.sharpspring.com.Subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/c/Sharpspring

James sits with podcaster and voice actor Greg Bond, aka Bondzee, for a frank discussion about struggles with drugs and alcohol, PTSD, and how having great parents helps him navigate stressful times. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is another installment from our Revenue Rockstars series, if you haven't checked it out yet, there's a link to it in the show notes. We wanted to share this one on the podcast because our very own Greg Bond sat down with Micky Locey, President of mXtr Automation. They talk about how to avoid analysis paralysis and getting overwhelmed with all of the data that is available to us as marketers, ….they also cover what to do AFTER a successful campaign so you do get stuck in a marketing rut, and they also talk about tactics that Mickey is seeing drive measurable results like pipeline and revenue. There's a lot to cover in this one, so let's get into it.

How do you scale your agency faster while delivering better results to your clients In this episode of Revenue Marketing Show, Jason Swenk, Host of Smart Agency Master Class Podcast, interviews Constant Contact's Head of Revenue, Greg Bond, about overcoming challenges in aligning marketing and sales, choosing the best martech stack, and getting more recognition for the value you deliver to your clients.Greg and Jason share valuable insights on how to scale your agency faster while getting better results for your clients, highlighting the importance of tool/data consolidation and the benefits of using SharpSpring from Constant Contact.You'll also learn Greg's top tips for communicating ROI to clients so you can achieve better client retention and charge more for your products and/or services!“The #1 way that agencies get business is through word of mouth and word of mouth is about delivering results.”  - Greg Bond“As your business scales… you better damn well start putting the people in place for this. You should have someone, like the Director of Happiness, making sure you're delivering the results. That's what we have, so I don't have to.”  - Jason SwenkResources Mentioned:Listen to Smart Agency Master Class: https://www.jasonswenk.com/smart-agency-master-class About Greg Bond, Head of Revenue at Constant Contact:Greg's purpose in life is to add value to other people's lives. Businesses thrive when they create value for their customers. Greg helps businesses better understand their customers so they can maximize their value proposition. To accomplish this, he analyzes customer behavior and KPIs, creates strategies for optimization, then builds more efficient systems that mobilize teams to deliver value. Connect with Greg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbond007 About Jason Swenk, Host of Smart Agency Master Class Podcast:Jason Swenk is the agency advisor & coach that guides marketing agencies through a proven framework for growing their agency faster. Jason currently hosts the Smart Agency Master Class Podcast, the #1 Digital Marketing Agency Owner podcast for sharing the strategies and stories from real agency owners of what is working today in the agency world, and how they got to where they are now.Connect with Jason: https://www.linkedin.com/company/jason-swenk-llc Visit his website: https://www.jasonswenk.com

Talking HarnessMorts turns up the heat on the return of stakes from the COVID prize money cuts and the status of the harness manager role. There has also been a change in dates for the local feature cups. The boys are then joined by Greg Bond, who talks Galactic Star and Mighty Conqueror who ran the quinella last week.He has Wainui Creek in tonight gearing up for a tilt at the Mares Classic, and Be My Rock in R6. Minstrel, Patronus Star and Don't Bother Me None are updated.Scott "Bomber" Hill supplies his selections for Gloucester Park and Hayden King talks us through Narrogin Saturday and Collie Sunday.

Do you know which levers you can pull in order to scale your agency faster? Greg Bond believes his purpose in life is to add value to other people's lives. He is the head of revenue at SharpSpring, a company that aims to help businesses better understand their customers so they can maximize their value proposition. Greg oversees the sales function and works really close with the marketing team. He understands what it is agencies, and end-users, are really trying to do with that platform. Greg discussed the levers agencies need to pull to scale faster, some of the challenges agencies face, and what works for showing ROI and continuing to grow. 3 Golden Nuggets Levers you can pull to scale faster. One of the biggest challenges for agency owners is when they need to hire new employees and must raise their prices to be able to afford that. Will their clients pay that? Well, that depends. Do they know how much value they are delivering to their clients? Sharpspring focuses on ROI and being able to report specifically on this piece of revenue. With the consolidation of tools and bringing data into one place, you'll have a centralized data repository that drives your automation engine and behavioral tracking, making your message more relevant. This is what gets you extra conversion rates and will help you grow your revenue. Why are agencies bad at their own marketing? You probably recognize this. The cobbler's shoes. Agencies spend a lot of time and effort working with their customers and they don't do a great job of marketing for themselves. Agencies spend all their time trying to blow their clients away to get more clients through word of mouth. That's great, of course. It's the first requisite to start scaling. However, you can't raise your prices when you're built on referrals. About this, Jason asks, what if you hire a hunter? That way, con can stop self-sabotaging, you'll continue to scale, and you can finally raise your prices. What works for showing ROI. For Greg, it's all about showing value at the end of the funnel. Agencies bought into the lead marketing approach, he says. But with new customers these days there are multiple interactions before they actually make a purchasing decision. So the idea is being able to track all the different interactions across the entire funnel. Having all that data in one place and being able to map it to a singular campaign and then show when this deal actually does close enables agencies to tell what contributed to a sale and report on it in a way with confidence. YOUTUBE AUDIO LINK Levers You Can Pull To Scale Your Agency Faster and Why Agencies Are Bad at Their Own Marketing Jason: [00:00:00] What's up, agency owners? Jason Swenk and I have another amazing episode with my friends at SharpSpring. We're going to talk about what are the levers you need to pull in order to give your clients better results to scale your agency even faster. We all want to know this, so let's go ahead and get into the episode. Hey, Greg. Welcome to the show. Greg: [00:00:25] Hey! Thanks, Jason. Happy to be here, man. Jason: [00:00:28] Yeah. Excited to have you on. So tell us who you are and what do you do? Greg: [00:00:32] Yeah, so my name is Greg Bond and I'm the head of revenue over at SharpSpring, which very recently we were acquired by Constant Contact. So, um, a lot of really cool integration stuff going on there between those two companies. And yeah, I just kind of oversee our entire kind of sales function and work really close with our marketing team. I actually, I've been with the company a while and I came from VP of customer success. So very close to our customer base and really understanding what it is that our agencies and even our end users are really trying to do at the platform and kind of what their pain points are and what they're struggling with. And I've been able to bring a lot of that into the revenue focus of the company. So… Jason: [00:01:13] Awesome. Let's get into it. Let's talk about some of the levers that agencies can pull in order to kind of scale their agency faster and get better results for their clients. Greg: [00:01:25] Yeah. And I, I think, you know, when we talk about this, especially in the context of SharpSpring, I think what a lot of it focuses in on for us is tool consolidation. I think is one of the main things. Over the years, the technology revolution of the past 10 years, you know, the past decade. Um, has brought a lot of different point solutions to market that are fantastic tools. But the problem with them is that you end up with siloed databases and all this information that, that sits in each individual tool. And you almost have to have a whole team of operational wizards to connect these things and pull all that data together. You've got all this different reporting that's ended up end up in silos. And you can't really work to unify that customer experience and report on where exactly what attribution is the attribution that you should be pointing towards for your clients that you're working with to say, hey, this is where that sale came from. And at Sharpspring what we really focus our customers in on is ROI and being able to report specifically on this piece of revenue, where did it come from? We talk a lot about being a full-funnel marketer, and I think that's really the space where we want to play and where we think agencies can leverage to improve their own results. Jason: [00:02:45] So ROI has always been very important. And I think a lot of… You know, when I talk to agencies, one of their biggest challenges that they have is well, I can't afford to hire someone right now. I'm like, well, why don't you charge more? They're like, well, I don't know if they'd pay that. Um, and then my next question to them is, well, how much value do you deliver your clients? And a lot of them go, I don't know. And which is really freaking scary. So depending on your industry, sometimes it's hard to show an ROI. How have you found... Or what are some of the things that have worked for agencies for showing ROI in order for them to, you know, have the client stay with them longer, as well as to charge more? Greg: [00:03:29] It really is about showing that value at the bottom of the funnel. I think agencies in the past and marketers, just digital marketers period, they… They bought into this inbound marketing approach where you have the lead magnet. Somebody fills out a form and that form gives you somebody's email address in a really nice tidy bow of, hey, this is where this person came from. But the new customers, these days, there's multiple interactions before they actually make a purchasing decision. And so you have all of this noise in the system. So being able to track all the different interactions across the entire funnel, sometimes people move into the middle of the funnel and then back up to the top and then back down. And, you know, they may not necessarily be ready yet when they talk to your sales team. And to be able to kind of… Keep all of that data in one place and be able to map it to a singular campaign and then show when this deal actually does close. That's the place where I can now track all of those interactions back and say, whether I want to look at first touch or last touch or any different number of touches and attribution. I can tell you what contributed to that, that sale and be able to report on it in a way with confidence, right? Like being able to go to your client with confidence and say I am 100% sure that our marketing efforts drove this sale. As well as your sales team, right? Like, I don't want to take the sales team out of it. The sales team has a role to play as well. But marketing runs alongside the sales team and helps enable them to be able to close those deals. And you need a singular system that can track all of those interactions without some sort of XL ninjitsu happening there in the middle of it. Yeah. Jason: [00:05:14] You know, Dean Jackson always talks about out of a hundred percent of the pie. Like he always draws like this square and then he basically draws a line down the square and says 50% will never buy from you. And that out of the other 50%, they'll eventually buy from you, but maybe like 10% are ready to buy now. Then the other 40% is over time, right? And so it's really important to really kind of think about it in that way, because a lot of people just go after the 10% and they forget about the 40%. Like, when I look at our data and the different things… There's a lot of times people don't engage with us or, well, jump into the mastermind or buy a, our framework for like two or three years. Which I'm like, that's awesome. Like we held their attention that long, but you know, some people. Yeah. Greg: [00:06:07] And I talk a lot about it with our teams. I talk a lot about the buyer's journey. And there are plenty of people who fall into the bottom of your funnel, who are ready to buy right now. It's the first time you ever talked to them, right? But that's where they are in their buyer's journey. And they just happened to find you at that time. I think so many people look for that, you know, zero moment of truth, that, that place where, you know, that's all marketing is like targeting that person. But there are so many other people, like you said, there's a, the vast majority of the people who will buy from you in the future are not at that point yet. And how do you nurture them to get there? And how do you drop them in at the top of your funnel? Where at the top of your funnel, it's damn near impossible to keep them accurately it attributed to the right campaign over a long period of time. But you still have to fill that top of the funnel and help nurture them down. But with a unified database and behavioral tracking and a tool like SharpSpring, you now have that ability to get all those different touch points in and have them all in the system so that when two years from now three years from now, they actually do convert into a sale, you know exactly how to attribute that marketing spend. Jason: [00:07:19] You've been working with agencies for a long time. Why are agencies so bad at their own marketing? Greg: [00:07:25] That's a great question. I mean, I think one of it is, it's, you know, the cobbler shoes. They've spent a lot more time and effort working with their customers and in collaboration with their, their clients. So they don't do a great job of marketing for themselves. And I, and I think the other one is the number one way that agencies get businesses through word of mouth. Word of mouth is about delivering results, right? If you deliver results above and beyond the expectations of your clients, that's where you get that word of mouth from. And so they spend all their time and I believe rightly so, they should spend all their time trying to blow their clients away and just deliver those results. Again, being able to point back to the ROI and say, hey, this marketing spend this effort that we drove, drove these results. And if you do that over and over again, you'll get word of mouth. And so it'd be great if you could also fill the top of your funnel with a bunch more content, but if it comes at, at the risk of losing the results for your clients, then I don't think it's worth either. Jason: [00:08:28] Yeah, I see that, you know, I, I just had, um, as we're recording this. A week ago, we had 28 of the best agencies over at the house for a three-day experience. And we all talked about like, where were the biggest challenges? Some of them were, you know, we're not doing our own marketing. And they thought, well, in order to scale my agency, the lever I need to pull is the sales. And I need to find a hunter. I, I started asking more questions as well, why? I was like, well, what about the business coming to you? And they said exactly what you're saying, most of their businesses generated by word of mouth. I said, well, congratulations, you're doing a great job. That's prerequisite one for scaling an agency. Right? Like, because there's a lot of people that take a stupid Facebook course and go, I'm a Facebook ads agency. They can't deliver shit. And then it screws it up for all the legit people out there. But what I told them, I said, what if you actually hired a hunter in order to scale? They're like, what about the leads? I'm like, well, that's the other thing, you pull the marketing lever, you can start generating and building your pipeline. Because what I found was there's a lot of owners that the better they do in marketing, the more meetings they have. Soon they get overwhelmed and then they start self-sabotaging themselves. And a lot of you listening right now, you're doing this shit right now. I can promise you. You're self-sabotaging yourself, but if you hired a hunter, then they can start closing that business. They're not going to sabotage you. They want to do well. And then you can scale. Then you can raise your damn prices because when you're built on referrals, you can't raise your prices because they're like, oh, I paid 10,000 a month. You can't charge a hundred thousand to a guy that just referred you 10,000. It's just a different playing field. Greg: [00:10:16] And I think agencies, it's such a unique business because it is a professional service. And, in professional services businesses, it's the expertise that people are buying, right? And the agency owner and the principal is that main source of vision and creativity. So you have to have them involved in the sale. And you also want them involved in every client engagement. That's what the clients purchased, right? So it becomes a scalability issue for your agency, right? Like there's only a certain amount that you can scale yourself. And so you have to hire people who have that ability to cast a vision and be that sort of thought leader as well alongside of you. And you need to be able to share the spotlight a little bit with them. Or at least have, like you said, that hunter that goes out and brings people in front of you and does it in a way that doesn't require a ton of your time so that you can spend the time delighting your customers with incredible results. Jason: [00:11:09] Yeah, exactly. And, and I look at it to have going, you know, as your business scales and you scale the agency, you better damn well start putting the people in place for this, right? Like you should have someone like the director of happiness, making sure you're delivering the results, right? That's what we have. So I don't have to. Like, my attention to detail is probably like everybody else's, that's why I was telling you, like our shows use like 10 to 15 minutes. Like we're all like attention to detail, like bird, where's the bird? So… Well, this has all been amazing, Greg. Is there anything I didn't ask you that you think our audience needs to know about? Greg: [00:11:47] I don't think so. I mean, I think we kinda covered all the, all the main topics that I think are worth really focusing on. But I think one thing that I want to make sure is clear here is when we talk about tool consolidation… And I think everyone hears cost savings, right? They hear that, oh, I can make my life a little simpler, have fewer log-ins and things like that. And that's not really what we're saying. What we're saying is the consolidation of tools and bringing all that data into one place and being able… For that CRM, that centralized data repository to be the thing that drives your automation engine and all that behavioral tracking, being able to make your message more relevant. The right person, the right message. The right person, the right time. That is what gets you those extra conversion rates. That is what helps you grow your revenue. And it's not just, oh, you get to save some money. Yeah. Okay. That's cool. Yeah. That's another benefit. But the real benefit here is... It's actually the right way to build a customer experience that people will go nuts for. Jason: [00:12:52] Awesome. I love it. Now, Greg, you guys have a special offer for our audience for a short time. So tell us about. Greg: [00:12:59] We do. We want to offer anyone that that's a listener of your podcast series a half off their onboarding and their first month free. So big offer here for, for you guys, um, especially for, for this podcast and your audience, Jason. Jason: [00:13:13] Sweet. Thank you very much. Where can they get this? Cause now they're, you know, if you want to get… right? Like, we need to tell them. So where's the call to action, so you can give me attribution for it? Greg: [00:13:24] So head over to sharpspring.com/smartagency, and you can schedule a demo right there and that will help us secure that offer for you. Jason: [00:13:35] Awesome. And you'll be able to schedule with one of their cool strategists that can walk you through everything and set you up. So I highly recommend SharpSpring, go check it out and get your half month or the full month and a half off the onboarding. That's a tongue twister. Greg: [00:13:52] It is a tongue twister. You know, it's about a $1,600 value right there. Jason: [00:13:55] Ooh, go get it, guys. Go get it while it's hot. But, uh, thanks so much for coming on the show and uh, until next time have a Swenk day.

Dean Blundell and Chris Sky have a full scale debate moderated(kind of) by James Difiore. There was some yelling, some great points made on both sides and I think, dare I say it..found some common ground? Watch: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpjwZzvxoNyrwcGRg1Sx_oQ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg Bond is best known as 'Bondzee' and we get his origin story. He sold is house and bought a legit rockstar tour bus, joining the podcast from a Walmart parking lot in Texas.  He's touring across the United States interviewing people, meeting people like 'Nacho' with a unique chest tattoo.  Sponsor: retrokat.ca/bigkrislive  

The lads discuss: Detailed look at Variant spread. Why Doug Ford is stockpiling money and vaccines. Chris Sky being labeled a terrorist. Mimosas and Loc got a dog! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are back for roundtable Thursday. Loch, James, Ryan, Bondzee and Dean discuss all the hot topics of the day. The lads discuss: Bondzee trip thus far Jimmy from the Locker Room Makes An Appearance Graceland Bronys Weed Tweets NHL Trade Deadline Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUA4Pj_LoVA See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here's a suggestion for high school students looking to volunteer: help people to book their vaccination appointments.Josh Atienza, who volunteers with Masks4Canada tells us about how they hope to enlist the help of students; What is the current thinking on the AstraZeneca vaccine? Dr. Gerald Evans from Queen's University in Kingston brings us the latest; Eileen Cronk is one of the Ramona Twisted Stitchers, a group of volunteers from Ramara Township who have made over ten thousand masks in the last year; Kingston author Kirsteen MacLeod talks about her new book "In Praise of Retreat: Finding Sanctuary in the Modern World."; Mia Rabson of the Canadian Press reports on what's been happening on Parliament Hill; : Rosanna Salvaterra, the Medical Officer of Health for Peterborough discusses the emergence of the new coronavirus variants and what efforts may be necessary to further contain the spread; Greg Bond, an Orillia YouTube host tells us how he sold his home to buy a tour bus and is now travelling across the United States interviewing social media personalities.

* This episode of Pragmatic Live was captured during our recent Product Chat How do you get inside someone's head to truly understand what they need?  Well, until that technology exists, there are steps you can take to get close when it comes to your marketing efforts. In this episode of Pragmatic Live, COO Greg Bond and CEO Erik Wolf of Estound join our own Georgina Donahue to discuss the crucial steps in creating content that is not only profitable but transforms your marketing efforts.

What comes to mind when you think “Cancun”? At Iberostar, it means beaches that stretch for miles, luxury accommodations, unbelievable dining experiences, and spectacular golf! Ibersostar Resorts is home to two world class hotels, each with their own golf club that are close enough to encourage golfers to play both on a south-of-the-border buddy golf trip! In Cancun, the Iberostar Selection services the Ibersostar Golf Club Cancun. This club boasts a fantastic location in the heart of the hotel district. It is set just off the Caribbean Sea surrounded by mangroves with abundant native plants and exotic animals. In Riviera Maya, the Iberostar Grand Paraiso Resort services Iberostar Playa Paraiso Golf Club. This top-rated club has hosted prestigious events such as the World Amateur Team Championships 2016, Big Break Mexico, Iberostar Riviera Maya Open, is an 11-time host of the classification round for the Mayakoba Golf Classic OHL PGA TOUR.At either location, luxury and fun awaits while golfers enjoy sun, sand, surf and golf in one of the most beautiful regions in Mexico.Here to talk about the golf trip goodness at Iberostar resorts is the director of golf and our friend, Mr. Greg Bond.Support the show (https://www.tripcaddie.com)

Self-Storage Investing is a bit of a mystery to many investors. How do you get started? What are the benefits over the more conventional methods of Residential or Commercial investing? What are practical tips you can use to learn from the mistakes of others and not repeat them in your own business? Greg Bond is a veteran investor who breaks down all of this, and more, in his interview. If Self-Storage Investing is something you're looking into, get your notepad ready for this one! Don't forget to leave a rating or review on iTunes! It helps out the show a lot. Thanks so much!

CFRI podcast talks with Greg Bond

SHOW NOTES REACH OUT TO ME Instagram - http://instagram.com/clouvi Text - CRO to 555888 Email - c@clouvi.com Links https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbond007 http://www.eventplicity.com/ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1168801/ greg.bond@eventplicity.com 2:00 - Greg moves to Los Angeles after his University of Florida baseball 4:10 - Greg moves to Orlando to be a manager Michael Winslow of Police Academy fame 7:00 - The 2 lessons Greg learned from Michael Winslow 10:35 - Greg tells the story of how he got cast in the movie Mr. 3000 with Bernie Mac 18:50 - The parallels between acting and sales 20:30 - The lesson of outworking people when you may not have the most elite talent 29:00 - How being a CRO parallels to running your own company 31:35 - The departments Greg leads as CRO 32:55 - What you need to do understand about being a CRO before taking the job 35:10 - Fast hitting answers

Greg Bond of Blend Media presents at 1 Million Cups Ocala on 2/21/18.

In this week's episode, we talk with Greg Bond about his take on the Orlando market as well as what he's got going on with his property management business. Greg is still finding great deals by using basic common sense and some good marketing strategies. Some of his strategies include:   Diversifying his portfolio Leveraging IRAs Going to outlying areas to get better margins Renting to retirees   Join us for this episode as Greg shares is experience and insights into the Orlando real estate market.

Greg Bond is an extremely successful and seasoned investor, agent and broker. One of his most recent projects is building a Retirement Facility with hundreds of units from the ground up! Listen and learn from Greg as he explains this relatively unknown strategy within Real Estate Investing. Don't forget to leave a rating or review on iTunes! It helps out the show a lot. Thanks so much!

#189: If an income property is so good, why would anyone sell it to you? You get answers. I tell you how long it took me to quit my day job to replace it with passive income. Single-family income properties vs. apartment buildings are compared. Invest in a growing place. Florida keeps growing due to: affordable housing, warmth, coasts, and it’s the only income tax-free state east of the Mississippi River. The Orlando, Florida area has grown 20%+ in just the last decade. Turnkey RE investing means that a property is: 1) Already rehabbed.  2) Tenanted. 3) Under Management. 4) Produces income from Day One. $80-$150K, 36-month avg. tenant duration, 1.8% property tax, rent-to-price ratio ~0.9%.   Areas north of Orlando work best. Some areas to the south have economies more dependent on fickle tourism. Learn more about investing in Orlando turnkey property at: GetRichEducation.com/Orlando Want more wealth? 1) Grab my free E-book and Newsletter at: GetRichEducation.com/Book 2) Actionable turnkey real estate investing opportunity: GREturnkey.com 3) Read my new, best-selling paperback: getbook.at/7moneymyths Listen to this week’s show and learn: 01:14 I discuss how long it took me to quit my day job. 02:51 Single-family income properties vs. apartment buildings. 10:34 Why Florida grows at a phenomenal rate. 16:11 Two incomes doesn’t have to mean “both parents work”. 18:02 Definition of “turnkey”. 19:25 Pros and cons to turnkey RE investing. 22:02 Communication with investors. 24:52 Submarket selection. 26:35 The numbers. 31:24 If the property is so good, why would anyone sell it to you? 33:42 Housing demand far outstrips supply. 36:00 Older tenant demographic in central Florida. 38:16 Bulk and standardized materials. 39:35 Get the Orlando Investor Report at: GetRichEducation.com/Orlando. Resources Mentioned: Orlando Property: GetRichEducation.com/Orlando Cash Flow Banking: ProducersWealth.com Mortgage Loans: RidgeLendingGroup.com Apartment Investor Mastery: BradSumrok.com Find Properties: GREturnkey.com GRE Book: 7 Money Myths Education: GetRichEducation.com

I cannot wait to share today’s story with you! It is truly miraculous. Greg Bond is a realtor and investor, and joined us at our Mastermind we held in Orlando last week. We started the meeting with a positive focus, which is how we start every meeting at RWN to get the brain thinking on positive solutions, rather than stuck in a negativity bias - which is what it’s been trained to do over thousands of years in a flight for safety. When Greg got up and shared his positive focus, the room was silent, and I was left in tears. So I asked him to share this beautiful story with you here on the RWS. Enjoy! www.RealWealthShow.com  

January 28, 2016 Welcome back to World Cup Coffee and Tea, the coffeeshop home of OMN’s Coffeeshop Conversations. With me today is a gentleman who doesn’t do hardly any interviews. Of course this being a conversation, it isn’t really an interview. At least that’s what I told him. He is Keith Schreiner, you may know him as Auditory Sculpture, although he isn’t using that tag as much anymore. He was one-third of the legendary Portland electronic trio Dahlia. He was a member of the Hip Hop group Suckapunch. He is known for producing and helping to re-imagine talents like Stephanie Schneiderman and many more. He has pretty much dropped off the performing landscape and we’ll find out why and what he’s doing. I got to know him from doing stories on him over the years but moreso from working with him on the assisted suicide documentary directed by Greg Bond and me, for which he did the score. Time to talk to Keith.