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Who This Show is For and Why It's Important You're in the perfect spot if you're a subject matter expert, coach, consultant, speaker, author, or leader contemplating or already developing a Train the Trainer program. Whether you're looking to license your content to other companies or elevate your existing certification program, this episode is a goldmine for you. April Beach, the founder and CEO of the SweetLife® Company, brings her expertise directly to your journey of expanding the reach and impact of your work. With a focus on strategic content structuring, this episode is not just about creating a program but ensuring it is profitable and impactful.   What We Cover and What You Will Learn In this episode, April Beach delves deep into the intricacies of building an effective Train the Trainer program. You'll learn how to structure your content strategically to facilitate success for other trainers. This includes providing the necessary materials, such as outlines, speaking topics, benchmarks, training agendas, and the core content like PDFs, slides, and workbooks. More importantly, you will understand how to infuse your unique thinking and genius into these materials, elevating the trainers to deliver the content as effectively as you would. April doesn't stop at just content delivery; she also explores the importance of communication skills, the creation of a learning roadmap, user management, and internal marketing techniques. These insights will help trainers not only present the material effectively but also engage and inspire their audience, leading to a more impactful learning experience.   Key Takeaways Content Foundation: Understand how to break down your program into manageable parts, focusing on both the core materials and the high-level strategic thinking behind each segment. Communication and Facilitation Skills: Equip your trainers with the necessary skills to handle sensitive topics and foster engaging, productive discussions. Visual Learning Roadmaps: Create visual aids to help trainers and learners track progress and understand the journey through the program. User Management Strategies: Learn to manage and track attendees effectively, ensuring a streamlined and accountable learning experience. Internal Marketing for Buy-In: Develop materials to help trainers advocate for your program, ensuring engagement and enthusiasm from participants, particularly in scenarios where they don't have a choice in their participation. This episode is more than just a guide; it's an empowerment tool for you to elevate your program, making a profound impact while freeing you up to pursue your passions. Tune in to transform your Train the Trainer program into a dynamic, effective, and profitable venture.     For the show notes and more visit https://sweetlifepodcast.com/317   

Playing No Games is a segment on our Main Show. It's Important You know what's on our minds. AJ Let them KnoW Why Its Important 0:00- Intro 0:10- What are you Playing No Games About Breakdown 1:05- Stealing Designs 5:38- Victor wembanyama a bust ? 10:32- Tom Holland say Hollywood Is Weird 12:55- Backseat Critic's What are you Playing No games About

IMPORTANT: You can now watch watch or listen to new podcast episodes here on Spotify. Are we guilty of running in circles? There are a lot of issues that our world faces that need to be addressed. But is facing each of them individually the best way to go about it? Acts 19 sheds some light on this. If you're not part of the Bible reading plan for Ignite City Church but would like to be, click here and fill out our connect card for Ignite City Church and choose "Please add me to the Bible reading plan on Google Calendar" at the bottom of the form. And to check out everything about the Ignite City Church community, check out our website.

The Central Coast Creative Corps GrantApplication Deadline: May 1, 2023.Location: The Central Coast Region (Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Benito, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties). Eligibility: Nonprofit/fiscally sponsored organizations, Government agencies, Tribal government.Amount:  $140,000 in funding for One year (9/23-8/24). $100,000 goes to the  artists.Important: You don't need an artist or a real plan to complete this grant.  Just need to show the impact you want to make and How you are open and ready to collaborate. Artists: Make sure to register and start talking with potential organizations now.Goals:The goal of the Central Coast Creative Corps is to invest in artists across disciplines to partner with nonprofits, government agencies, and tribal governments to collaboratively advance civic engagement, public health, social justice, and climate resilience across the Central Coast.Aiming to uplift the creative workforce and improve community health outcomes, the Central Coast Creative Corps Program will fund 23 working partnerships between community-based organizations and local artists, creative workers, or culture bearers for a one-year duration from September 2023 - August 2024. The deadline to apply is May 1, 2023.To Apply and to register as an artist go to the link below:https://www.centralcoastcreativecorps.org/For PDF guideline go toHttp://linktr.ee/speakforchangepodcastAbout Jim  BrownExecutive Director since 2020, Jim works with the entire Arts Council Santa Cruz County team to advance our mission. He is involved in every aspect of the organization from fundraising and finance to long-term strategic planning and overseeing our programs.Jim served as the Executive Director of both the Diversity Center and the 418 Project before joining the Arts Council as Grants Program Manager in 2012. He served as Program Officer and Grants Manager at Community Foundation Santa Cruz County, before returning to the Arts Council in 2017, as Deputy and Tannery Director, to work more closely with the arts community.A former software engineer, Jim has followed his dedication to building communities that support authentic self-expression. He has three children (Serenity, Andrew, and Nate) who he adopted through the foster system in 2011. In addition to parenting, Jim loves to dance, hike, and read fantasy & science fiction novels.Support the show

Hello, beautiful human beings!! The Eat Gluten Free with me FREE Support Group is happening!!! The first one is on August 17th at 7 PM EST! I am SO excited to be able to bring this to you! If you are interested in joining, please visit my IG bio (@eat.glutenfreewithme) or TikTok bio (@eatglutenfreewithme) for the link to the zoom meeting! Please also leave any questions you would like answered during this support group! If you come, you will also receive a FREE PDF of my Gluten-Free Grocery List as well. IMPORTANT: You don't have to have Celiac Disease to come to this support group! Everyone with any medical disease is welcome. Listen to this podcast to find out more information on the support group! I can't wait to see all your beautiful faces!

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Welcome to episode 11 of The E-Commerce Dropout Podcast!  In this episode you'll get an exciting sneak peak into my upcoming e-commerce course - The Start to Sales E-Commerce Blueprint!    In This Episode: Learn my simplified 4 step process for setting up your business finances. Debunk common myths & misconceptions.  What to look for when find a business bank account. What payment providers to set up.   PLUS, an exclusive free download - my comprehensive finance & sales tracker: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pGJrbOF8gS9LU_7JGIzGKRoinn7k3N9Z/view?usp=sharing IMPORTANT: You will need to click "File" > "Make a Copy" before you can edit the spreadsheet. If you wish to open it in MS Excel or Numbers (instead of Google Sheets) you can click "File" > "Download".   Important Links:  Free Cheat Sheet - 63+ Trending E-Commerce Product Ideas: https://theecommercedropout.com/free-product-ideas.    Free E-Commerce Masterclass: https://theecommercedropout.com/masterclass.    My Signature E-Commerce Course: https://theecommercedropout.com/blueprint.    Follow me on Instagram: @theecommercedropout   For everything else - https://theecommercedropout.com/.    Make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on any of my e-commerce tips & strategies - new episodes posted twice weekly.   And, if you enjoyed this episode, I would love it if you could leave a rating and a review via the Apple Podcast app because it really helps the show and means so so much to me! Xx

On today's show Tim and Julie continue on helping you create your attitude, approach and expectations for 2021. Todays points are: ) Stop lying to yourself that you are...     - Too old, too young.     - Not educated enough.     - Waited too long...     - Not lucky enough. Assignment: write down all the reasons YOU CAN'T Succeed...make a list. Don't stop until you have exhausted everything in your head that is floating around in your head. Be ruthless. Important: You only live once and you are deal a real long time....what are you waiting for? 5) Stop working on your mindset.      - Effort leads to mindset....mindset rarely leads to effort.     - Your emotional state is dependent on your physical state. Not the other way around.     If you aren't 'feeling' a certain way....get into action...do stuff. 6) Your physicality matters.     - Water, working out...getting your body into motion.      - You were not designed to reclined. 7) Stop believing that you have to 'feel passionate' in order to be successful.     - Passion is a temporary emotion.     - Lack of passion is the excuse used by many to quit too soon.  Text Me: (512) 361-5121 Schedule A Free Coaching CallListen on iTunesListen on SpotifyListen on Stitcher

I am often asked about niching down and so I thought I'd address the most frequently asked questions that I receive. The first question is:  Why do I need a niche? Here's the nitty-gritty about niching down.   When you don't have a niche, you aren't able to focus and create content that reaches the people you are meant to serve. A Photographer as an Example of Niching Down Jane loves to work with families and capture memories that will last a lifetime.  Nothing makes her happier than capturing those precious moments, smiles, and hugs, and twirls of children while their parents stand by and take in the joy of the moment.  Looking at the proofs after the shoot Jane's heart skips a beat when she sees the expression of the mom's face as she watched her children candidly connect with each other.   Her sales sessions are graceful and produce additional revenue because she is able to sell the memories she's captured and create artwork for her client's homes and offices. When Niching Down is Avoided, People Get Confused But, Jane sees other photographers working all year and doing headshot sessions and wants to tap into that additional source of revenue.  She figures it's an easy way to make extra money, especially in the months when family portraits are slower. After making this decision Jane starts marketing herself as a headshot photographer.  She gets a few clients but isn't relaxed and doesn't feel good after the sessions.   Her confidence isn't the same when working with professionals as it is when capturing families and children.   The lack of confidence is causing her to not trust herself and this lack of trust in herself is coming through during sessions, and her clients don't feel comfortable or trust her.  As a result, the clients are flat in the headshot images and don't look relaxed or approachable.   The clients aren't happy and neither is Jane.  She continues down this path and is now being questioned by her family portrait clients about whether or not she is still doing family portraits. The number of likes she's getting on social media are much lower when she posts headshots compared to her family portrait work. What is happening? Jane's messaging has become confusing.  She is no longer reaching her ideal audience.  Trying to be everything to everyone, and it isn't working.   Business is slowing because people are confused about what she does and who she serves through her photography.  Niching down is important for creating clear and consistent messaging to avoid confusion. The bottom line, as you can see in this example, is that you need a niche to have focus and define who your ideal audience is.   Niching down is important for having clarity around your brand messaging, for having confidence and trust in the work you do and fulfilling yourself as a business owner and meeting the needs and wants of your clients. The second question is: What if I'm multi-passionate? Not a problem.   You can be multi-passionate, but you still need to identify your ideal audience.  You can't serve everyone effectively.   Meaning, you can't do everything for everyone and be efficient.  When you are speaking to everyone, you are speaking to no one. Niching down becomes critical for identifying your ideal audience so that  you can create content that resonates with them. What I suggest to my clients who are multi-passionate is that they become the brand and have umbrellas underneath the main brand. Message Clarity is Key and Why Niching Down is Important You can create messaging effectively if you have definitive roles.  Let's take Jane as an example. If Jane is multi-passionate about being a family and children's portrait photographer, and a headshot photographer, she needs to have clear messaging on her website.   She needs to have proof that she is an expert and authority in both types of photography.   Jane, nor anyone else, can flip flop from one thing to another depending on the time of year and whether or not she is booked with clients. The question becomes, how can she effectively have multiple passions successfully? First of all her business name should not be some cute little name indicating that she is a family and children's photographer.    Doing so would not attract professionals needing a headshot.   Likewise, if she had headshot in the name of her business, she wouldn't attract family portrait clients. What she can do is use her name, or a less specific name for her business and the services page on her website should specify the opportunities people have to work with her.    She should also have portfolios for each type of client.  Portfolios and testimonials for both types of clients are what will prove that she is an expert in both types of photography. Niching down doesn't mean you have to give up on your passions.   You can successfully incorporate them into your business successfully as long as your messaging and communication plan is clear, cohesive and consistent. What Not to Do What she shouldn't do is what I used in the example above.   You can't be a family portrait photographer part of the year and a headshot photographer the other part of the year, unless of course, this is your business model and you have effectively established your messaging around that business model. Do you see how if she is works with one type of client part of the year and the other type of client another part of the year it looks like she is just trying to keep her pocket-book full of money. What To Do Whereas if her website and messaging all state she serves both audiences she can easily reach both audiences and prove she is a master at both types of photography. Something to remember is an analogy that my friend and previous guest on the show, Pia Silva, made during her interview.   If you want more details, go back and listen to episode 26.   But for now, think of an hourglass.   You have the wide-open space at the top where all of your ideas and passions are.    Then the hourglass becomes narrow.  This is where you niche down.  Once you niche down, you can identify your ideal audience, focus on finding out where they are so that you can be present on those platforms too, and create brand messaging that is going to resonate with them. Now that you have fine-tuned your brand messaging and your business is functioning at a level that you can manage, you can think about opening back up.  Just as the hourglass widens at the bottom, your product offerings can expand.  The key is to be sure that they align with the original niche so that you can maintain the clarity and confidence in your messaging. The third question is:  How do I Decide on My Niche? This is where my brand equation comes into play.   To identify your niche, you can make a list of your values, visions, and passions. Values Values come first because if your core values are not at the foundation of your brand, you will not be able to have clarity, confidence or serve your audience. Visions Your visions are how you see yourself.  How you see yourself interacting with clients.   What you see yourself doing.  Who you see yourself working with and serving? Passions Next are your passions. What lights you up?  Think about what it is that you do that makes you feel the most fulfilled, happy, joyful, or accomplished?    Is it a hobby, speaking, or teaching?   We all have something that we do that just lights our heart and soul on fire. Now that you have made your three lists, where is there cross over?  Are there any synergies, marriages or things that align? An Example Sarah's core values include compassion, empathy, faith, and service.    She sees herself working with children and she sees herself speaking and guiding.   Sarah is passionate about sharing her knowledge and has a love of learning.   For years, Sarah has been writing as a hobby and putting together snippets of stories and compiling Bible verses that have influenced how she sees the world and how she lives her life and wants her kids to live their lives. Now that Sarah has her list, she can think about where they align. There seems to be a thread with faith, serving, a love of learning, and writing and speaking.   What could Sarah do to create a business around her values, visions, and passions? She could write children's books, she could write devotionals for children, she could become a teacher, she could start a YouTube channel or monthly membership program for children or start a tutoring business for children. The opportunities really are endless if your values are at the core of the business you start. The fourth question is: How do I know that My Niche is the Right Fit for me? This is probably the easiest question to answer.    You'll know your niche is right for you when you have absolute clarity and confidence in what you are doing.   That you trust yourself as the expert that you are.  When you feel fulfilled at the end of the workday you will know you are on the right track.   And, you won't mind doing the work to get you to the point of success.   You will see every part of the journey as a steppingstone toward your end goal. The 5th question is: How do I determine if my Niche can be profitable? Any hobby or passion can be turned into a business.   Will it be easy to make money initially?  Not necessarily, but if you are hesitating to start a business because you are afraid you won't make money here are some things you can do to help you decide if your business will be profitable. Poll your friends and family and ask if they would purchase your product or service. Use your Google search bar and see if there are other businesses in your niche. Follow those businesses on social media and see how they are doing. Calculate your overhead, the number of hours you will have to work to create a product, or perform the service you are going to offer, and think about how many items or service hours will you have to sell to come out even. Your time is the most precious thing you have.  You do not want to work for free so be sure to put a value on your time.  And, keep in mind, that you God-given gift that is meant to serve a certain population.    There may be others doing what you do, but none of them will be doing it the unique way you do. If your business model doesn't seem profitable, revisit it, and see how you could make changes to allow for a higher profit margin. Or, if it does seem profitable, start your brand creation by being the face of your brand and telling your story. Once you have crafted your story, you can begin marketing by communicating your story and attracting clients. Questions About Niching Down If you have any questions about niching down or finding absolute clarity and confidence around your brand, don't hesitate to reach out!   You can book a strategy session with me by visiting my website. You can also join my private Facebook Group, The Brand Marketing Insider.  The group is a great place to poll members, share tips, ask questions, and learn more about brand marketing strategies.  I'd love to see you there! Learn more about your host, Robyn Graham, click HERE. To learn about The Brand Marketing Insider by Robyn Graham, click HERE. Book a Brand Marketing Strategy Session HERE. Ask Me Anything HERE. Join the Brand Marketing Insider Private Facebook Group HERE. Connect with me, Robyn Graham: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Pinterest  

Hi there! So this week, a nonprofit board member called me to ask for help with Facebook. If you’ve been listening to this podcast for a while, you know that’s what I do for a living – I help nonprofits and businesses with their social media marketing. When starting with any new client, there is always one thing I do first.  This one thing is so often overlooked, but it can have a huge impact on your nonprofit’s success on Facebook and Instagram. It can help your nonprofit’s page and posts be seen by more people in your local area, it can help people who are interested in what you do find you, it can improve your post performance, traffic to your page, traffic to your webpage, help you get attendance at your events or groups, or appointments for your services. And maybe best of all, this one thing is easy to do!  What is it? Make sure your Facebook and Instagram pages are up to date! Here’s a step by step checklist and how to do it guide for you.  Page Name. Maybe your nonprofit rebranded, or someone else set up your nonprofit’s Facebook page and didn’t type in the correct name – there are a million reasons why you might need or want to change your nonprofit’s page name. Whether it’s on Facebook or Instagram, your nonprofit’s page name is the first impression you make. Your nonprofit’s name does the same job as your own personal name – it identifies you! Make sure your nonprofit’s name on social media matches the name on the sign outside your nonprofit’s door, or on your brochures – use the name the public knows you as. If the sign outside your door says, “Agatha’s Angels” but your 501c (3) paperwork says, “Agatha’s Angels of Indiana, Inc.” – use “Agatha’s Angels.” To change your nonprofit’s page name on Facebook – first, get on a computer, sign into your personal Facebook account. If Facebook switched you to “New Facebook” – (which is all white, and frustrating for me to use), click on the little arrow that is pointed down, at the very top right corner of your screen. It’s to the right of your profile icon and notifications bell. When you find that arrow and click on it – a menu will drop down. Select “Switch to Classic Facebook.” You’ll probably feel immediate relief when your old familiar Facebook style returns! If Facebook asks you why you want to switch back, just let them know you’re having trouble finding things in the New Facebook style. So now that you’re on Classic Facebook, go to your nonprofit’s page, and then click on “About” on the menu bar on the left side of the page. Once you get to the “About” page for your nonprofit, locate “Name” under “General.” If you need to make any changes, click edit. IMPORTANT: You can only change your nonprofit’s name once every 14 days on Facebook – so make sure you know exactly what name you want to use before you change it, or you’ll have to wait two weeks to change it again. On Instagram, changing your page name is easy. Bring up Instagram on your phone, go to your nonprofit’s account, and tap “Edit Profile.” Your page name is the very first line on the “Edit Profile” screen. Username.  You might not be familiar with the term “username” on Facebook, but this is an important element to keep updated! Having a username on Facebook allows other people and organizations or businesses tag you in posts – a valuable asset when it comes to building a following! Your username should be your page name but typed out in all one word. If your desired username isn’t available, it’s OK to improvise – try using your organization’s initials or add your town name. Edit your username the same way as your page name, located just below where you edited your page name. To change your username on Instagram, tap “edit profile” and locate the username field just under where you edited your page name. You might have to use an abbreviated version of your organization’s name.  Keep it something easy to recognize and understand for someone who might be unfamiliar with your nonprofit. Location, Business Info, Contact Info, About, Products, Story.  While you’re on your nonprofit’s “About” page on Facebook, scroll to the top. Above all the information sections and map depicting your location, in the right corner, click “Edit Page Info.” A new window will open up and you’ll be able to work your way through any and all information that needs updating. You’ll be able to update your organization’s description, categories, phone number, website, email, etc. Make sure you check the map location. You can change it by dragging the little location pin to your organization’s location, add at least a city and state, and a service area if applicable. Once you’ve filled everything out, click the X at the top right corner of the little window you’ve been working in. On Instagram, all of this information has to be condensed down into your bio on your nonprofit’s profile. It’s tough since you have to work with limited characters. Your profile should be a one sentence version of your mission and a call to action. Be sure to include your phone number and address on your Instagram profile. It seems simple, but so many nonprofits skip this and then miss out on connecting with people in their area. One last area you can update while you’re on your “About” page is called your organization’s STORY located across from the General category. This story on your “About” page will not go away. Click on it, add a photo, a headline and a quick version of your services and mission. You can add a link to your website or a phone number, too. Admins.  One thing that is often overlooked when there is a changing of the guard, or when someone moves away, or moves on to another job, is removing them as an administrator from your organization’s Facebook page. Right now as you’re going through all the basic information of your page is a great time to do a little check up on who is allowed control of your Facebook page. To do this, make sure you’re still on your nonprofit’s Facebook page and click on “Settings” – it’s on the top right of the menu bar at the top of your nonprofit’s page. Once you’re in Settings, click on “Page Roles” on the menu on the left. Scroll down, and you’ll see the existing page roles that have been assigned. If you see someone who should not have control or access to the behind the scenes of your nonprofit’s page, click on their picture, and then click “remove.” To add a new admin or editor (admins can add/remove new roles – which means they’ll have the power to remove you, editors can post and a few other things) – type in someone’s name or email address ad click the blue “add” button on the right. And that my friend, is how you make sure your basics are up to date! This is so important because the more information you can provide Facebook, especially about your location, the more you’ll be rewarded by Facebook and Instagram. It will help people find you, it will make running ads and boosting posts easier and more efficient – and you’ll have better results. When people search for things on Facebook or Instagram, you’ll be more likely to show up, and it will help your nonprofit’s credibility with your community.  Take the time to go through and do this – or have a volunteer or staff member listen to this episode and go through these steps for you! Find a way to get this done – it’s important to the success of your nonprofit.  If you want to see improved results when you reach out to people in your community, make sure your basics are covered! If you have any questions – I’m right here for you! Ask away! Send me a message on Facebook or Instagram or send me an email and I’ll happily write you back with an answer! Want something fun to do? Check out the brand new personality quiz, “What’s Your Secret Spice?” It will help you become more confident in yourself and as a leader in your organization with its personalized results. Click here to take the quiz now Sign up here to subscribe to my weekly email. You’ll get encouragement, motivation, tips and new episodes delivered right to your inbox! If links are not visible in your podcast app, visit the Episode Webpage and Show Notes at https://nonprofitpotential.com/59

Carly and Jenn, co-owners of Tula Yoga Studio located in Northern Liberties, joined Paige and Ryan on the Behind the Leash Podcast. As community space owners, yogis and destined best friends, Carly and Jenn share their story of friendship, business and togetherness. Tula means balance, and Carly and Jenn offer a lot of balance when it comes to their classes and services. Although their classes have been moved to the virtual atmosphere, they still have created a space for inclusion via zoom. Members and class participants get the opportunity to talk virtually after class, together. In this episode Jenn touches on the importance of creating connection outside of your home right now. It's not the easiest, but we all need to find an outlet, like yoga, to let out some energy and unsure feelings related to the coronavirus. Carly and Jenn brought such a positive energy and light to the show, after listening, you are going to want them to be your best friend, too. It was such a pleasure getting to speak with them over nice cold beers and learning about their 4th Friday of the month happy hours….with beer! I know we can't wait for the day they can reopen and we can attend one of those…oh, and of course the yoga class, too! IMPORTANT: You will want to listen all the way to the end to hear what Ryan will be trying in the upcoming weeks. Seriously though, Carly and Jenn, we can't thank you enough for being on The Behind the Leash Podcast, we hope we can meet over a nice beer from Urban Village sometime in the near future. To find out more about Tula Yoga you can: Follow them on Instagram Like them on Facebook Follow them on Twitter Attend a virtual class or get a membership

Liz Uram is a nationally-recognized speaker and corporate trainer who works with leaders who want to make a bigger impact, get better results, and motivate others to do their best. Whether she’s training onsite at a client location or speaking at a leadership conference, audiences get practical solutions to everyday leadership challenges they can apply in the real-world. After 20 years of experience practicing, studying, and teaching leadership skills, she developed systems that work. In fact, she created the Leadership SkillKit® and packed it full of tools to help leaders get real results, real fast. In this podcast, Liz and Cindra talk about: The 6 Most Basic Tools You Should Have in Your SkillKit Why Clear Expectations is at the Heart of Giving Feedback Her QQT Strategy for Giving Feedback Her Nickle and Dime Strategy Why Praising in Public is Important You can find a full description of the Podcast at cindrakamphoff.com/liz. You can reach Liz at http://lizuram.com/.

Are you posting on Facebook daily? Engaging with your audience on Instagram? Blogging once a week? If so, you may think that your marketing is on point. But, don't get too comfortable. Executing marketing tactics may help you earn some brownie points, but it won't increase your real earnings—well, that is, unless you have a strategy in place. Simply going through the marketing “motions” without a strategy and clear objectives is a waste of your time and money. You NEED a framework. In this series of articles, we will introduce you to the RACE digital marketing planning framework. The RACE framework was introduced by Smart Insights to provide structure to digital marketing strategy in order to help marketers plan and execute better. RACE stands for… Reach Act (Interact) Convert Engage Each stage of this framework represents tactics that relate to a specific stage of the customer journey, or lifecycle. For more information on the customer journey (or purchase funnel), read this article. In this article series, we will break down each stage of the RACE framework and teach you how to leverage it for your marketing so you can create a well-formed marketing strategy. This way, every tactic you implement helps you achieve a revenue-driving goal. In Part 1 below we will discuss the first stage, Reach. IMPORTANT: You must create your marketing strategy and set your objectives and KPIs before you start reaching potential customers in this Reach stage. Let's start there first… Marketing Strategy and Planning (You MUST Do This before You Get Tactical)

Every year since podcasts were invented, more and more people have started listening on the go. They discovered it was fun to listen to interviews, comedies, and discussions while they were commuting, exercising, and walking the dog. They also discovered they could learn on the go. Long, long ago, Zig Ziglar talked about the “automobile university,” a way to learn during your commute. That concept has grown exponentially today! If you had a podcast, people could be learning from you, too. Important: You can do more than the top podcasts can do. There’s much more to the podcasting medium than what you read about in the news. You can educate the world. You can talk about your local your local community: https://PodcastLocal.com You can tell great stories that make people laugh (and learn). You can preach the Gospel and teach the Word with a podcast ministry: https://PodcastMinistry.org. You can change the world, your community, your church, your neighbors, or even yourself. When you discover the potential of podcasting, I’m here to guide you toward making your message mobile with a podcast of your own. I'm Jason Norris, and I'm a podcast consultant, a podcast editor, and someone who loves talking about ways we can make your message mobile with a podcast.  

This Week's Shabbat Podcast: Chanukkah is The Opposite of Christ-Mass! Gary & I are hosting a Podcast this week on Saturday, December 8th 2018, 10 a.m. PST/1:00 p.m. EST. This week's Podcast is called: Chanukkah is The Opposite of Christ-Mass! https://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2011/09/hanukkahover-throw-of-zeus-worship.html Chanukkah & The Spirit of Prophecy https://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2017/12/chanukkah-spirit-of-prophecy-testimony.html The Eight-Day Miracle of the Oil on Chanukkah: Truth or Tradition? https://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2011/12/eight-day-miracle-of-oil-on-chanukkah.html Go to this link in order to participate in the live discussion: https://www.talkshoe.com/show/double-portion-inheritance *Important: You must use Google Chrome as your browser in order to access this link at Talkshoe. If calling from the United States, dial this number to access the podcast free +1 605-562-0444 When prompted, use this ID# 27750

IMPORTANT: You can write on, fold, or tear the materials… say what?!? Although it goes against everything we believe in we decided it was time to delve into the destructive single play world of Exit: The Game games. Having enjoyed a few escape rooms around the world we thought we could take on one in our own home and we are glad we did. Find out how much we enjoyed this game as we SPOILER FREE review the Exit: The Game – The Pharaoh’s Tomb. Board Game Geek – Exit: The Game – The Pharaoh’s Tomb   Our Website: allmanaofthings.com Our Email Address: podcast@allmanaofthings.com Find us on Twitter or Instagram as @allmanaofthings Thanks for listening!   Continue reading

We made it to 140 fun-filled episodes, and to celebrate, we’re digging deep into our mailbag to answer six new burning questions from listeners like you. Whether you’re a print or web designer, seasoned vet or newbie, there’s something here for everyone! Show Links: Freshbooks FREE for 30 Days Offer – Important: You must enter […] The post DesignCast 140: Listener Question Show! appeared first on The Deep End Design.

Sarcastic Gamer's 4th annual PAXtra Life Party will be held on Friday, August 26th at the Fox Sports Grill in Seattle. This year's event is sponsored by Split Reason Clothing. Proceeds from the event benefit Children's Miracle Network Hospitals in Seattle through Extra Life. Since tickets went on sale just over a week ago, the response has dwarfed last year's sold-out event.  WE do expect this party to sell out, and when the tickets are gone they are gone. Every gamer who registers online for this event will receive a free limited edition Extra Life T-Shirt courtesy of Split Reason Clothing. Your $36 registration reserves your access to the event, chances to win tons of great swag and prizes, open bar from 9-12pm, the limited edition t-shirt and several surprises that haven't been announced yet. Due to limited space, once registration is full, there is simply no other way into this event. A sell-out is anticipated. Select your size, you will get a free t-shirt at the event that fits! THIS IS A NOT FOR PROFIT ITEM, ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT SEATTLE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, NO PROMO CODES PLEASE. IMPORTANT: You must present valid ID AT THE EVENT to gain entry. T-shirts will be distributed only at the event and will not be shipped to you. You will receive a confirmation email reserving your attendance within 48 hrs of registering. Registration for this event is non-refundable. Click here to get your tickets before they're gone! WHAT: 4th Annual Sarcastic Gamer PAXtra Life Party WHEN: FRIDAY, AUGUST 26th, 2011 @ 9PM WHERE: FOX SPORTS GRILL, 1522 6th Avenue, Seattle, WA REGISTRATION: $36 (proceeds will benefit Seattle Children's Hospital via Extra Life)