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What if the app you have been wishing existed could actually be built by you, even if you don't know how to code? In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Dan Atchison, the creator of Tend+, an iOS app that helps you tend to the relationships already in your phone. You download the app, pick the people you want to keep in touch with, set how often you want to connect, and Tend+ prompts you when it is time to reach out. Carrie has been using it for months. Here's the twist. Dan is not a developer. He vibe coded the entire app himself, starting over Christmas break when he got bored. Dan talks about how he went from idea to App Store, what tools he used, what he learned the hard way, and why every small business owner should know what vibe coding can and cannot do. Dan and Carrie also talk about what Tend+ is really about. Why proximity used to do the work in our relationships and how that has changed. Why we should tend to people instead of managing them. Why the cost of delivery is directly tied to the value of the message. If you have an app idea, or you just want to be a better friend, this conversation has something for you Watch the Full Episode on YouTube ____________________________________________________________________________________ Mentioned in This Episode Tend+ on the Apple App Store Tend+ website Highlands College Claude (AI assistant) Claude Code Anthropic Famous.ai Base44 Lovable Supabase Netlify Vercel GitHub Hattie O'Hara episode of The Localist Dan's Substack: Truth and Wonder _______________________________________________________________________________ Thanks to Our Sponsor, Infomedia The Localist is sponsored by Infomedia, a Birmingham-based web and digital marketing company that helps small businesses get big results online. Contact Infomedia: https://infomedia.com/contact ________________________________________________________________________________ Join Us at Localist Lab Localist Lab is our free live marketing event series for small business owners, held on the third Thursday of most months at Saturn in Avondale. Each session features practical strategies you can use right away, plus free tacos and coffee. See upcoming events and register https://infomedia.com/events ________________________________________________________________________________ Subscribe to Carrie's Newsletter Get more small business insights, resources and behind-the-scenes updates from Carrie delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for the newsletter: https://gmail.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9c59a060684d71f12f6e495fc&id=98cd3122b9

Email is one of the cheapest and most direct ways to talk to your customers. So why are so many small business owners still ignoring it? In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Luke Richey, Director of Content Marketing at Uptick Marketing. Luke and Carrie are both writers, and they both know that good writing can sell services in a way most other marketing simply cannot. They take a deep dive into newsletter email marketing, what it really does for a small business, and why most owners are sleeping on it. Luke and Carrie talk about why newsletters build loyalty better than social media, why your email list is yours in a way your Instagram followers will never be, whether to send from a person or a brand, how to find your voice, why your subject line is the most important sentence you will write, when to use Substack and when not to, what to do with 25 subscribers, and how to keep going when people unsubscribe. If you have a small business and you have been wondering if email marketing is worth it, this episode is a clear and honest guide to getting started. Watch the Full Episode on YouTube ____________________________________________________________________________________ Mentioned in This Episode   Carrie's free newsletter and good stuff folder Uptick Marketing Infomedia Mailchimp Constant Contact Substack HubSpot Zapier Canva Marketing Made Simple by Donald Miller StoryBrand   _______________________________________________________________________________ Thanks to Our Sponsor, Infomedia The Localist is sponsored by Infomedia, a Birmingham-based web and digital marketing company that helps small businesses get big results online. Contact Infomedia: https://infomedia.com/contact ________________________________________________________________________________ Join Us at Localist Lab Localist Lab is our free live marketing event series for small business owners, held on the third Thursday of most months at Saturn in Avondale. Each session features practical strategies you can use right away, plus free tacos and coffee. See upcoming events and register https://infomedia.com/events ________________________________________________________________________________ Subscribe to Carrie's Newsletter Get more small business insights, resources and behind-the-scenes updates from Carrie delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for the newsletter: https://gmail.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9c59a060684d71f12f6e495fc&id=98cd3122b9

The following article of the AI Cloud & Data industry is: 'AI Forecasting: Why System Understanding Matters More Than Data' by Adrián Álvarez del Castillo, Consultor, Infomedia. 

What does it really take to open a bookstore, survive a pandemic in your first year, and then expand twice in six years? In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Kristen Iskandrian, co-owner of Thank You Books in Birmingham's Crestwood neighborhood. Thank You Books opened in December 2019, just months before COVID closed everything down. Six years later, they are expanding for the second time and doubling their footprint. Kristen talks about why retail leases matter more than most people realize, how Thank You Books learned what worked by listening to their customers, and why the book business is one of the hardest small businesses to run. They get into sideline items, signed first edition subscriptions, why bookstore margins are so thin, how to host author events that actually pull a crowd, and what it really means to build community around a store. Carrie spent years in bookselling before The Localist. She was co-founder of Church Street Coffee and Books and managed Jonathan Benton Bookseller. This conversation goes deep into the business, the dream and the reality of running an independent bookstore. Watch the full episode on YouTube ____________________________________________________________________________________ Mentioned in This Episode  Thank You Books Shop Thank You Books merch at MAKE Birmingham Thank You Books First Edition Subscription Thank You Books on Libro.fm Thank You Books on Bookshop.org MAKE Birmingham (local goods sold at Thank You Books) Hannah Mills (local maker featured at Thank You Books) Crestwood Pharmacy Red Bike Coffee Urban Suburban (Crestwood) Total Joint (Jimmy from Crestwood) Church Street Coffee and Books (Carrie's old shop) Parnassus Books (Nashville) Ingram (book distributor) Paz & Associates Bookselling Bootcamp Co.Starters small business class (Birmingham) Alabama Booksmith Little Professor Book Center Bookmarked Birmingham American Booksellers Association Indie Bookstore Day Winter Institute Birmingham Mountain Radio Square Books (Oxford) Bookshop.org Libro.fm _______________________________________________________________________________ Thanks to Our Sponsor, Infomedia The Localist is sponsored by Infomedia, a Birmingham-based web and digital marketing company that helps small businesses get big results online. Contact Infomedia: https://infomedia.com/contact ________________________________________________________________________________ Join Us at Localist Lab Localist Lab is our free live marketing event series for small business owners, held on the third Thursday of most months at Saturn in Avondale. Each session features practical strategies you can use right away, plus free tacos and coffee. See upcoming events and register https://infomedia.com/events ________________________________________________________________________________ Subscribe to Carrie's Newsletter Get more small business insights, resources and behind-the-scenes updates from Carrie delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for the newsletter: https://gmail.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9c59a060684d71f12f6e495fc&id=98cd3122b9

What if a few hours of part-time help would change your week? This episode is a live recording from Localist Lab, the free monthly marketing event series for small business owners in Birmingham. Carrie Rollwagen takes the speaker seat this time to walk a live audience through how she hired a virtual assistant, what she actually has her VA do, and where AI tools fit into the mix. Carrie covers what a virtual assistant is, how to find one, how to budget for one, and what to do before they start. She shares the documents she made for her VA, the tools they use together, and the kinds of work she does and does not hand off. She also walks through how she uses AI for tasks like building decks, transcribing meetings, organizing her desktop, and turning one podcast into a dozen reels. If you are a small business owner who keeps thinking you cannot afford help, this episode is a clear and honest look at what part-time help actually looks like in practice. Watch on YouTube ____________________________________________________________________________________ Mentioned in This Episode Virtual Savvy Time Tailored OnePass (password manager) LastPass (password manager) Calendly Otter.ai (voice memo transcription) Carrie's Turn One Post into Ten talk Ohm Jiu Jitsu (Russell Marbut) Alabama Twisters _______________________________________________________________________________ Thanks to Our Sponsor, Infomedia The Localist is sponsored by Infomedia, a Birmingham-based web and digital marketing company that helps small businesses get big results online. Contact Infomedia: https://infomedia.com/contact ________________________________________________________________________________ Join Us at Localist Lab Localist Lab is our free live marketing event series for small business owners, held on the third Thursday of most months at Saturn in Avondale. Each session features practical strategies you can use right away, plus free tacos and coffee. See upcoming events and register https://infomedia.com/events ________________________________________________________________________________ Subscribe to Carrie's Newsletter Get more small business insights, resources and behind-the-scenes updates from Carrie delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for the newsletter: https://gmail.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9c59a060684d71f12f6e495fc&id=98cd3122b9

Growing a Business Without Losing What Makes It Special | Golden Age Wine In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Brandon Loper and Trent Stewart, co-owners of Golden Age Wine in Birmingham. Last time Brandon and Trent were on the podcast, it was during the pandemic. A lot has changed since then. They still have their original Mountain Brook location, but they also have Golden Age Wine Garden downtown, a national wine club and their own importing company called Vins de Lieu. Brandon and Trent talk about why they chose to scale through importing instead of opening more locations, how they think about pop-ups with local chefs, what makes Birmingham's small business community so supportive, why they hire for hospitality first and wine knowledge second, and how they keep both shops feeling personal even as the business grows. If you own a small business and you have ever wondered what it looks like to grow without losing what makes you special, this conversation is full of honest answers. Watch the Full Episode on YouTube ____________________________________________________________________________________ Mentioned in This Episode Golden Age Wine website Golden Age Wine Club signup Brandon and Trent's first Localist episode (2021) Paramount (Brian) Bandit Patisserie Chez Fonfon Salud David Baker Architects June Coffee Erin Merhar (pizza pop-up) Harper Snell (Golden Age photography and marketing) Rob Culpepper (photographer) _______________________________________________________________________________ Thanks to Our Sponsor, Infomedia The Localist is sponsored by Infomedia, a Birmingham-based web and digital marketing company that helps small businesses get big results online. Contact Infomedia: https://infomedia.com/contact ________________________________________________________________________________ Join Us at Localist Lab Localist Lab is our free live marketing event series for small business owners, held on the third Thursday of most months at Saturn in Avondale. Each session features practical strategies you can use right away, plus free tacos and coffee. See upcoming events and register https://infomedia.com/events ________________________________________________________________________________ Subscribe to Carrie's Newsletter Get more small business insights, resources and behind-the-scenes updates from Carrie delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for the newsletter: https://gmail.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9c59a060684d71f12f6e495fc&id=98cd3122b9

Your website traffic might be down. But that doesn't mean your business is. In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Pam Darden, VP of Accounts and Revenue at Infomedia, to answer real audience questions about small business websites in the age of AI. Pam has worked with small business clients for over 10 years. She knows what actually works, and what is quietly costing you customers. They cover why you still need a website even if traffic has dropped, how AI is pulling information about your business from places you never thought to check, what to put on your site so AI includes you in the conversation, how to track sales when analytics no longer tell the full story, and whether vibe coding is ever a good idea for a small business. If you have a website and are not sure if it is working, this episode will show you exactly where to look.  

The following article of the AI Cloud & Data industry is: 'Rethinking Customer Lifetime Value: Beyond Data to Strategy' by Adrián Alvarez del Castillo, Consultor, Infomedia. 

The following article of the AI Cloud & Data industry is: 'People Analytics: Building the Foundation for AI in HR Management' by Adrián Alvarez del Castillo, Consultor, Infomedia. 

What if the reason you opened a business had nothing to do with profit? In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Cierra Lober, founder of Cha House, a community hub centered around a tea house in Avondale, Birmingham. Cierra did not set out to open a tea shop. She set out to build a community center, and she chose tea as the method — specifically the traditional Chinese practice of Gong Fu Cha, where small pots of loose-leaf tea are steeped again and again, slowing you down and making you present with the people around you. Cierra talks about why she started Cha House, how five years of pop-up events led her to a brick-and-mortar space next to Beloved Community Church in Avondale, what it felt like to have four strangers volunteer to work for free because they wanted the space to survive, how she manages a seven-day-a-week event calendar, what she has learned about training staff for a community-first business, and what it actually takes to build a real third place in Birmingham. Whether you are running a traditional business, a mission-driven business or just someone who wonders what it would look like to build something around community first, this episode is warm, honest and full of ideas.  

What if the reason your small business marketing isn't working has nothing to do with your budget, your platform or your posting schedule? This episode is a live recording from Localist Lab, our free monthly marketing event for small business owners in Birmingham. Marketing consultant Laine White of Uptick Marketing joined Carrie Rollwagen on stage at Saturn in Avondale to share a simple three-question framework that reveals where most small business marketing goes wrong — and exactly what to fix first. Laine walks through the three questions every piece of marketing needs to answer: Is it clear what you are selling? Is it clear why they need to buy? And is it clear what they need to do next? She works through real examples, a live Q&A with the audience, and some honest talk about Google ads, AI in marketing and what actually moves the needle for small businesses with limited budgets. If you have ever felt like your marketing is not working but you could not figure out why, this episode gives you a framework you can apply to everything — your website, your ads, your social media — starting today.  

Can a small business in Birmingham actually work with a local influencer? And if so, how do you even start? In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Laine White, Marketing Consultant and Innovation Strategist at Uptick Marketing, to answer real audience questions about local influencer marketing. Laine made a semi-viral Instagram post about how small businesses are missing out by not working with local micro influencers, and a massive conversation followed in the comments. Now she is here to break it all down. They cover what makes a business a good fit for influencer marketing, how to reach out without being rude, what follower count matters actually, and what it doesn't, how to think about compensation, the difference between a paid post and an authentic partnership, and how hosting an influencer event can be one of the most cost-effective ways to get started. Plus, an audience Q&A with practical answers to real small-business scenarios. If you have ever seen a local influencer and wondered whether they could help your business, this episode gives you a clear, honest roadmap.

What does it take to build a platform that actually changes the way people see their city? In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Hattie O'Hara, the creator behind One Week in Birmingham, a weekly Instagram series that tells the story of life in Birmingham through local businesses, events and community. Over 60 episodes in, Hattie has built one of the most beloved local platforms in the city, and recently launched Your Week in Birmingham, a curated weekly newsletter to help people plan their own weeks in the city. Hattie talks about what inspired the series, how she kept it going when nobody was watching, why she makes decisions based on her own values rather than best practices, how she manages the production process every Sunday entirely on her phone, and how she is beginning to build a real business around the brand she has been quietly creating for years. If you are a small business owner, a content creator or just someone who loves Birmingham, this is a really honest and energizing conversation about doing creative work your own way.

What if the best place to make new friends turned out to be a craft table? In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Blakely O'Connor, founder of The Craft Room, a creative reuse store in West Homewood, Birmingham. The Craft Room collects donated arts and craft supplies from the community and resells them at affordable prices, while also serving as a drop-in maker space, workshop venue and private event destination. Blakely talks about why having your hands busy actually makes conversation easier, how she manages inventory she can never predict, why she chose to run The Craft Room as a for-profit small business instead of a nonprofit, what it was like to walk away from a Harvard PhD research career to open a secondhand craft shop, and how making things together is one of the most reliable ways to build real community. Whether you are a small business owner, a crafter or someone who has ever donated a box of forgotten supplies to Goodwill, this episode is warm, honest and full of ideas.

In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Myres Allen and Stephen Peacock, the hosts of Word of Mouth Podcast, a Birmingham show dedicated to telling the stories of people doing interesting and meaningful things in the city. This is the second half of a podcast swap: Carrie appeared on Word of Mouth first, and now the tables are turned. Myres and Stephen talk about why community, not content, has always been the real mission behind the show, how they think about building connection in an increasingly isolated world, what it is like when strangers know you better than your close friends because they listen every week, how they divide the work behind the scenes, and where they hope Word of Mouth grows as a platform, a brand and maybe eventually a full business. If you are a small business owner, a content creator or just someone who loves Birmingham and wants to understand what it takes to build something from nothing, this conversation is honest, fun and full of ideas.

Search has changed more in the last two years than in the previous seven combined. Is your small business still getting found? This episode is a live recording from the first ever Localist Lab event, a free live marketing series for small business owners hosted by The Localist. Our speaker is Pam Darden, Director of Account Development at Infomedia, who breaks down exactly how the rise of AI search tools like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity is changing the way customers find local businesses, and what you can do right now to make sure you are still showing up. Pam covers why getting cited by AI is now just as important as ranking on Google, what the E-E-A-T content guidelines mean for your website, how to structure your content so AI can actually quote you, and why the fundamentals of good SEO have not changed even though the platforms delivering customers to you have. If you own a small business and you want practical, actionable steps you can take to improve your visibility in the age of AI search, this episode is exactly that.

What if the secret to standing out in a tough industry was just treating people the way they deserve to be treated? In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Chris Palmer, founder of Green Garage, an auto repair shop in Birmingham's Automotive Historic District. Chris shares how intentionally hiring people with hospitality backgrounds transformed the customer experience at Green Garage, and why simply doing what you say you will do turns out to be better than average in the auto repair industry. Chris also talks about 13 years of building and adapting the business, from starting with hybrid vehicles to adding a licensed locksmith operation, buying his own building to protect against rising downtown rents, and how treating employees like an investment rather than a cost has driven real loyalty and growth. If you own a small business, work in the trades, or are thinking about what kind of business to start, this episode is full of practical, honest insight on customer experience, employee investment and building something that lasts.

What does your brand actually say about your business, and when is it time to change it? In this episode of The Localist, host Carrie Rollwagen sits down with Caleb Chancey, Creative Director at Infomedia, to answer real branding questions submitted by the audience. They cover what branding actually means beyond fonts and colors, whether AI-generated logos are a good starting point, why simplicity can be the most expensive option, and how to know when your brand needs to grow. Caleb and Carrie also pull back the curtain on the real-world branding evolution of The Localist podcast, including the creation of Localist Lab, as a practical case study in how small business brands can adapt and expand without losing what makes them recognizable. Whether you are just starting out or years into running a business, this conversation will help you think differently about the brand you are building.

From Backyard Roasting to Birmingham Roastery | Bert Davis of DaySol Coffee What does it take to turn a backyard hobby into a thriving coffee business? In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen talks with Bert Davis, co-owner of DaySol Coffee, about growing a specialty coffee brand from roasting beans in his Colorado backyard to opening a full roastery in Birmingham's Pepper Place district. Bert shares lessons about business partnerships, scaling a small business, building systems over time, managing wholesale accounts like Piggly Wiggly, and knowing when to expand even when you don't have all the information. If you're a small business owner — or thinking about becoming one — this conversation offers practical insights on sustainable growth, delegation, and building real community through entrepreneurship.

Alabama Twisters: When Competitors Become Teammates What happens when nine gym owners stop competing against each other — and start building something together? The Alabama Twisters are a professional jiu jitsu team competing in the Professional Grappling Federation (PGF), a submission-only league built for action. No points. Only submissions. There's even a shot clock for stalling — because in this league, you get penalized for being passive. In this episode, Carrie talks with Russell Marbut, Matt Elkins, and Flearoy Brown about: How the PGF rule set works Running a team with nine owners Why collaboration beats competition Why they prioritize authentic content over AI-heavy marketing How they're building Alabama jiu jitsu culture from the ground up Even if you don't train jiu jitsu, this episode is about entrepreneurship, structure, and building something that lasts.

Carrie Rollwagen shares her personal checklist for turning every business event into authentic, engaging social media content. Learn how to build your brand and tell better stories with simple, actionable tips you can implement at your next conference or networking event.   Mentioned in this episode: carrierollwagen.com Infomedia @crollwagen on Instagram  

In this One Quick Coffee live session, Infomedia's Marketing Manager Alana Harmond shares how to improve your results with AI tools like ChatGPT through better prompting. From defining the AI's role to refining your inputs, you'll learn actionable tips that make your AI-generated content more useful, clear and targeted. Watch the full talk on YouTube or grab your free ticket for our next live event in Birmingham on Eventbrite.

(21:00):Rusland får endnu en kattelem tilbage ind i sporten. Medvirkende: Nicklas Degn, sportsjournalist og vært på RADIO IIII. (29:00): Danica Pension: "Gang på gang ser vi, at vores politikere sætter forebyggelse bagerst i rækken''. Medvirkende: Camilla Thind Sunesen, udviklingsdirektør Danicapension. (41:00): Danske medier dækker valg i USA og EP lige meget - men er undersøgelsen troværdig? Medvirkende: Mathias Bæk Kortegaard, nordisk programchef i Infomedia. Værter: Mathias Wissing og Nicolai Dandanell See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Localist, Carrie Rollwagen talks with Jim Watkins about establishing his business, Sons Donuts, the thoughtful design and operational decisions that set it apart and how it maintains a dedicated customer base despite competition. Jim also shares insights on his previous venture, Steel City Pops, and the lessons learned from rapid business growth and eventual challenges, emphasizing the importance of quality, customer connection and sustainable business practices.   Mentioned in this episode: Sons Donuts + Pops Website: https://www.sonsdonuts.com/ Sons Donuts + Pops Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sonsdonutsandpops/ Dreamcakes Bakery: https://www.facebook.com/dreamcakesbham/ Church of Brook Hills: https://www.brookhills.org/ Southern Progress: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Progress_Corporation Steel City Pops: https://www.instagram.com/steelcitypops Big Spoon Creamery: https://www.bigspooncreamery.com/ Ladybird Taco on The Localist: https://carrierollwagen.com/podcast-episodes/the-magic-behind-ladybird-taco/ Rougaroux: https://www.rougarouxbhm.com/ John Evans: https://www.villagelivingonline.com/business/the-wait-is-over927/ Lane Parke: www.laneparke.com Church Street Coffee & Books: https://www.instagram.com/punchlovecoffee Punch Love Coffee: https://www.instagram.com/punchlovecoffee Infomedia: https://infomedia.com

In this episode of One Quick Question, Pam Sanderson, Director of Account Development at Infomedia, talks about Google's latest updates and their significant impact on content strategy. Pam discusses how Google's increased focus on high-quality, original content — as well as its stance on AI-generated content — requires businesses to prioritize user experience and adhere to Google's EEAT guidelines (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness and Trust) to maintain and improve their search rankings.

“If you say honesty is a core value, are you kidding me? Do you want people working in your organisation that are dishonest? That doesn't make sense!”   This is a special episode only available to our podcast subscribers, which we call The Mini Chief. These are short, sharp highlights from our fabulous CEO guests, where you get a 5 to 10 minute snapshot from their full episode. In this edition of the Mini Chief we feature a snippet from our Best of Series with Group CEO of Nuix, Jonathan Rubinsztein. His full episode is titled Bringing values to life, compressing time, and the 3 key principles of motivation. You can find the full audio and show notes here:

“Often the people you speak to are in the same industry and that creates an echo chamber. If you don't have communication with people outside your industry, you're going to be someone else's lunch or dinner in this crazy world of disruption.”   In this Best of Series episode of The Inner Chief podcast, we feature Group CEO of Nuix, Jonathan Rubinsztein, on bringing values to life, compressing time, and the 3 key principles of motivation.

In this episode of The Localist, host Carrie Rollwagen chats with Meredith Robinson and McCall Hardison, who also host a podcast called A Little Bookish and work together at Little Professor Bookshop in Pepper Place. The episode opens with a discussion on podcasting — their reasons for podcasting, what it's like to host a podcast while working in a role that allows them to connect personally with their audience and how business podcasts are different from entertainment podcasts. McCall and Meredith talk details about Little Professor's membership program, their unique book club experience and ways they make book signings a better experience for everyone involved. Full show notes at carrierollwagen.com.  Mentioned in this episode: A Little Bookish podcast First episode of A Little Bookish with a business owner perspective Little Professor Membership Parnassus M. Judson The Bookshelf Thomasville Little Professor App New York Times Book Review podcast Infomedia's One Quick Coffee Event To get Carrie's podcasting PDF, subscribe to her newsletter and request it here. Bronze Horseman book Wild Robot Hope for the Flowers The Women Gladys Improv Harrison Scott Key book Olivetti book Designing Your New Work Life book Independent Bookstore Weekend Events at Little Professor Power of Moments  

Es sábado... en Bogotá tenemos el sol que fue esquivo en diciembre... pero llegó.En el programa de hoy hablamos de la 'app' que necesitas para cumplir tus propósitos de Año Nuevo (y no fallar en el intento), qué es el dominio; Andrea entrevista a la gente de Infomedia sobre tendencias e IBM nos hace sus predicciones... feliz enero.

In this episode, we're joined by Alana Harmond, the Marketing Manager at Infomedia, to discuss the importance of crafting a standout LinkedIn profile. Alana shares her expertise on profile optimization, including tips on writing your profile summary and adding photos, skills and awards to your profile.

Russell Marbut is a Developer at Infomedia, and he also co-owns Ohm Jiu Jitsu, a newly opened gym in Avondale. Russell joined us on the podcast today to talk about the ins and outs of running social media for a new business.

In the first-ever episode of A Little Bookish, Mere and McCall talk about: Why they're starting a podcast The ups and downs of getting the Homewood Store ready to open in a few weeks The "little things" that are bringing them joy Links from the pod: New Little Professor Location  Where Everybody Knows Your Name - NYT Opinion Killers of the Flower Moon Press Conference from Cannes Film Festival with Killers of the Flower Moon cast & crew Christmas Orphans Club Adult Spooky Story Time at Little Professor! And, thank you to our friends at InfoMedia for helping us on our podcast journey! 

Andrew, Matt, and Claude discuss the latest developments in Beam Communications, and Resmed which has declined following weight loss drugs such as Ozempic. They also delve into the realm of small-cap takeovers, focusing on companies like Cirrus Networks, Eroad, IntelliHr, Infomedia, and Cogstate. Follow us on Twitter: @BabyGiantsPodSubscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSXgHHJ4XjWK-r1k4O0pj1g-----1:19 - Good News5:59 - Beam Communications Holdings (ASX: BCC)17:41 - Resmed (ASX: RMD)33:20 - Small cap takeovers34:06 - Cirrus Networks Holdings (ASX: CNW)35:26 - IntelliHR36:31 - Eroad Ltd (ASX: ERD)38:08 - Altium (ASX: ALU)43:16 - BWX (ASX: BWX)45:09 - Infomedia (ASX: IFM)49:33 - CogState (ASX: CGS)

On today's episode, Russell Marbut, Developer at Infomedia and owner of Ohm Jiu Jitsu, is talking about his passion for the sport and how jiu jitsu can build confidence and boost brain power.

Today we're chatting with Janna Stevens, Head of Project Strategy, about her career path, previous experience, and the story of how she grew into her role at Infomedia.

On today's episode, we have Alana, Infomedia's Marketing Manager and Podcast Producer, giving us some tips and tricks on how she uses Adobe Lightroom.

A possible recession has been in talks for some time now, but whether we go into a recession or not, it's always good to be prepared. Today on One Quick Question, we're discussing ways to prepare for a possible recession with Jason Lovoy, President of Infomedia.

“It is important that you are bold and visionary enough, not just to formulate to-dos for the next six weeks or so, but to really identify the transformational visionary goal that we want to achieve.” – Jens Monsees About Jens Monsees Jens is Chief Executive Officer of Infomedia, a leading global provider of data and […] The post Jens Monsees on automotive decision-making, starting with goals, strategic listening, and openness to challenges (Ep62) appeared first on amplifyingcognition.

There are a few reasons you may want to have a podcast. We have One Quick Question, and it's a way for us to show authority and provide value as we answer questions about technology. Even if someone doesn't listen to a single episode, they can still see that we know enough about our industry to have a podcast about it, and that shows that we're a trustworthy source. If you're able to maintain consistency, a podcast is also a good way to show that you're dependent and will follow through. Podcasting allows you to answer questions in a different way, and gives you an outlet to stay relevant to your audience. If you're interested in doing a podcast, Infomedia can help! We've got you covered when it comes to equipment, recording, editing, and more. Contact us to get started.

Twitter has been in the news a lot recently, and with all the changes, you may be wondering if your business should still be using the platform. Jason Lovoy, President of Infomedia, discusses this and more on today's episode.

Camila Fuster es la Chief Revenue Officer de Infomedia. Camila es la responsable de generar ingresos para su empresa, con miles de clientes bajo su cuenta y cientos de vendedores, los cuales maneja y adiestra, creo que tenemos algo que aprender de esta líder. Conoce como se gano el respeto de sus colegas, empleados a una temprana edad y siendo mujer en una industria dominada mayormente por hombres. 

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When you hear the word “iFrame,” you may think of a digital picture frame, but that's not actually what it is. Learn all about iFrames on today's episode with Russell Marbut, Developer at Infomedia.

This week we are wrapping up and reviewing the second quarter of 2022 and making plans for quarter three. Carrie shares her tried-and-true method for reviewing and assessing your goals, along with the best ways to keep yourself accountable and moving forward. We go over four different areas to consider in your review, as well as the importance of knowing your inspiration, outsourcing what you can, and reaching out for guidance when you need it. Full show notes at LocalistPodcast.com.  Mentioned in this episode:  TinyUrl.com/getlocalist  Infomedia  EOS  The 12 Week Year Short Timelines, Big Results: Optimizing for 2021 with “The 12 Week Year” You Need A BudgetWorking with Family Members: When It Works, Why It's Tricky, and How to Protect Your Business and Your Relationship (Featuring Susan Rollwagen of Pepperbox Solutions) Come Back Strong: How to Rejoin the Work Force with a Solid Resume after Maternity, Sabbatical, Extended Leave or Side Hustles How to Lead a Team During Quarantine: Susan Rollwagen on Managing Remotely in a Time of Uncertainly and StressCare for Your Staff (and They'll Help You Profit) with Susan RollwagenDiversity at Work: What Can a Small Business Do?Navigating Unplanned Homeschooling with Susan Rollwagen Pepperbox Consulting  Emily Wells Design  Emily Wells on the Localist Podcast  Canva CarrieRollwagen.com @CRollwagen on Instagram

This week we're chatting with Clay Conner, Director of Business Development at Infomedia in Birmingham, AL, about the somewhat intimidating topic of sales. Clay has been in sales for over 20 years and has really fine-tuned his methods. We talk about the power of actually connecting with potential clients versus just diving in straight away with your pitch, Clay's game plan for networking, and why you should never, ever burn bridges. Clay also shares some excellent resources and tips for improving your own sales tactics. Full show notes at LocalistPodcast.com. 

This week we're welcoming Megan Cain, owner of The Zen Succulent with locations in both Raleigh and Durham, NC. Megan got her start on Etsy while unable to land a job after graduating with a business degree and deciding to pursue what brought her peace and creativity - plants! We learn how Megan went from humble beginnings in her mom's garage to two thriving locations, features in everything from Architecture Digest to HGTV, and how she has grown her business even during a pandemic. Megan also shares her perspective on social media, multiple revenue streams, and managing customer expectations. Full show notes at LocalistPodcast.com.  Mentioned in this episode:  The Zen Succulent The Zen Succulent Press Modern Terrarium Studio  Spectrum Pay it Forward Grant The Parlour  CarrieRollwagen.com Church Street Coffee and Books  Jonathan Benton Bookseller  Infomedia  One Quick Question with Infomedia  Tinyurl.com/carrieconsult 

Today on One Quick Question, we're discussing the blockchain, which is a topic that we don't deal with much at Infomedia — but we know lots of people are curious about it! Our guest is Spencer Batten, Systems Engineer.

We're welcoming back Pam Sanderson, Director of Account Development at Infomedia, to dig into the mysteries of increasing website traffic. Pam has over a decade of experience and shares her knowledge on what you need to consider before you build or redesign your website, and tips to make Google happy (and thus send people to your website!). We then touch on a few digital services to drive web traffic, social media best practices, and when you should and shouldn't try to do this yourself. Full show notes at LocalistPodcast.com. 

The Localist Podcast is back with a brand new series to kick off 2022! The new year is a perfect time to both reflect and set new goals, and that's exactly what Carrie is diving into today. She breaks down what this series is (and Isn't), her best tips for setting yourself up for success, and the best methods for honing in on your goals. Carrie then shares a ton of resources that have helped her with goal setting (and achieving!), as well as knowing when to scale back. Full Show notes at LocalistPodcast.com. Mentioned in this episode:  CarrieRollwagen.com  @CRollwagen on Instagram Crayola Super Tips Markers The Secret  Emily Wells Design on the Localist Podcast  Infomedia  Good Job by Alicia Keys  I Won't Back Down by Tom Petty You're Welcome with Hilary Rushford  Marketing Made Simple Podcast  Second Life by Hillary Kerr Podcast  The Tim Ferriss Show Working Girl  Empire Records  You've Got Mail The Fast and the Furious Kelly Cummings on the Localist Podcast 12 Week Mastermind Localist Podcast Episode About The 12 Week Year Buy the 12 Week Year Book WW  Year Compass