Podcasts about internet marketers

Today, you will hear my conversation with one of the OGs of the Internet, Perry Marshall. Let me tell you a little bit about Perry. He is undoubtedly one of the most experienced Internet Marketers of all time. If there's ever an internet marketing hall of fame, he would be inducted in the first round. I remember crossing Perry's path way back in my early days as an online business builder, long before this podcast was even an idea, let alone a full show. I remember thinking how smart he was then, and let me tell you -- he's even smarter now. You will hear Perry talk about his early days online, how he got involved, how he positioned himself with Google AdWords until he recognized hitching his brand to a platform he didn't own was not a great idea. He's written a ton about how to market and sell online, including “80/20 Sales and Marketing -- the Definitive Guide to Working Less and Making More.” You all know how much I love a good book title -- this is exceptional. And what's inside will blow your mind. Perry has consulted across 300+ industries, shaping the $400B digital ad space. He's the founder of the $10M Evolution 2.0 Prize and co-founder of the Cancer & Evolution Working Group. Perry's insights bridge the worlds of marketing, science, and entrepreneurship, making him a must-listen for anyone seeking growth and innovation. You can find Perry on his website: https://perrymarshall.com Get Perry's offer here: https://perrymarshall.com/podcast  = = = = = Join the AI Conversation You've Been Waiting to Have without the Hype or the Noise.  Get my books here:   The River Only Runs One Way  The Far Unlit Unknown = = = = = Thank you for supporting the show! Your 5-star rating and review makes a difference -- it's easy to leave one and it helps spread the word about the podcast! Best social places to connect with me:  @maryloukayser (Instagram) https://www.linkedin.com/in/mlkayser/ (LinkedIn)  

In this insightful episode of the Brand Retro Podcast, we welcome Jason Berkowitz, SEO Director & Founder of Break The Web, to demystify the ever-evolving landscape of Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Jason takes us through the current state of SEO, debunking widespread myths and shedding light on the truths often obscured by the noise in the industry. Our discussion cuts to the heart of how SEO genuinely functions in today's digital world and the crucial role it plays in aligning with overall business strategies, branding, and marketing efforts. Jason shares his expert strategies for staying focused on what truly matters in SEO, navigating the complexities of search engines, and ensuring that your brand not only gets found but also resonates with your intended audience. Whether you're a marketing professional, business owner, or someone keen to understand the real dynamics of SEO, this episode offers valuable insights into creating a cohesive and effective online presence. Join us for a deep dive into the realities of SEO with Jason Berkowitz and discover how to align your branding and marketing strategies for maximum impact. Who's the Guest? Jason Berkowitz brings a decade of expertise and innovation to the search marketing world. His journey began in 2009 as the Owner of Hyper Web Marketing, where he first delved into the intricacies of online marketing. By 2010, Jason had embraced the challenges of SEO and affiliate marketing, honing his skills as a self-employed Internet Marketer. His ambition and passion for the field led him to establish SEO Services New York in 2013, where he took on the role of SEO Director, steering the company towards new heights with his visionary approach. In 2016, Jason embarked on a new venture, founding Break The Web. As both Founder and SEO Director, he has been pivotal in crafting bespoke strategies that elevate clients' online presence. Through Break The Web, Jason continues to redefine SEO practices, ensuring that businesses not only get noticed but thrive in the digital landscape. His leadership and innovative strategies have made him a respected figure in the search marketing industry, dedicated to delivering results and driving success. Highlights 00:49 The landscape of SEO in the next 12 months 03:34 The importance of brand in SEO and how it fits into overall marketing approaches 06:23 What Break The Web is and how Jason started it 10:31 How Social Media play a big picture in SEO 13:09 Challenges of SEO, especially when bound by fickle and often-changing algorithms 16:23 How to explain SEO to clients and how to make them understand the importance of it despite the challenges and uncertainties 20:21 Going over the initial hump in the first phase of SEO implementation and how the results can significantly increase afterward 23:14 Indirect competition factor in SEO 24:09 The need for full alignment between the expectations of the client and the SEO provider 24:52 How to reach out to Jason Berkowitz Episode Resources Connect with Mike Brevik: www.brandretro.com http://www.cyberdogzmarketing.com/ mike@cyberdogzmarketing.com   Connect with Jason Berkowitz https://www.facebook.com/breaktheweb https://www.instagram.com/breaktheweb/ https://www.youtube.com/@breaktheweb https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonberkowitzseo   Subscribe, Share and Review To get the next episode subscribe with your favorite podcast player. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Leave a review on Apple Podcasts

Wondering how to create a hot income & make your business bigger? or Grow? Wink.In this episode of The Little Blue Pill for Business I interviewed George Shepherd. He is a serial Internet Marketer, copywriter, publisher and online event specialist with an extensive knowledge of selling both online and offline through high-converting marketing systems that get results. Launching his first online membership website in 2003, George has since launched more than 100 virtual summits, produced live events, published print magazines and has authored over 100 books on Amazon.He has turned his focus to running one of the world's largest virtual summit/events companies called "360 Summits" that focuses on bringing the best and brightest educators, entrepreneurs and thought leaders to share their knowledge.Jump in the bed with us & learn more about virtual reality, virtual businesses and virtual summits!360 Summits Website: https://360summits.com/George Shepherd LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-shepherd/Book a call with Michelle: https://go.appointmentcore.com/book/IcFD4cGJoin our Facebook group for business owners to get help or help other business owners! The Business Ownership Group - Secrets to Scaling: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businessownershipsecretstoscalingLooking to scale your business? Get free gifts here to help you on your way: https://www.awarenessstrategies.com/

Welcome Nathan Fraser to Blue Collar Mystics!  He's an Internet Marketer with Face Tattoos Creating Brand Addicts Who'd Rather Die Than Buy From Your Competitors.Nathan has been in digital marketing for many years and has a background in the music industry as well as profound insight into human psychology, sales and copywriting.  He's a very well rounded thinker and a practitioner of the occult with a basis on reason. Very happy to welcome Nathan to the podcast, find his work here:https://advertisingcheatcodes.com/https://stickerspells.comhttps://www.youtube.com/@AdvertisingAlchemisthttps://www.facebook.com/AdvertisingAlchemistFind me at https://bootsygreenwood.comSupport the show

It was probably seven or eight years ago that I met Sean Malone, and he eventually became one of those people who inspired me on my journey. Sean got into sales in pursuit of this most frequently asked question–how to make a boatload of money? Like most of us, he started as a terrible salesman, booking zero appointments out of 2,400 calls. But that didn't make him quit sales. He learned sales systems to master his craft, and lo and behold, he became one of the greatest sales geniuses I've met in my entire life. Interestingly, after hearing how Sean has been crushing business after business with his sales system, I realized that marketing is only measured in lead gen. I'm not saying there's no advantage to publishing a video that gets tons of likes, but sometimes that's just the awareness part. It's important to remember to build a SALES company rather than a MARKETING company. After all, you're here to sell. So, here's how DMs can help you make the transition.  (Also, if you haven't yet, get your ticket at OfferLaunch.com and learn from experts like Sean how to (re)launch lucrative offers that make 6-7 figures.) Key Takeaways: Intro (00:00) Meet Sean Malone (02:36) The birth of FlowChat (14:18) How to utilize DMs for stronger launch (17:26) What makes FlowChat different (23:38) The truth about social media (24:24) What internet marketers and funnel builders don't know (27:23) DM is the online hallway (30:32)   Additional Resources  - Reserve Your Seat at the OfferLaunch 2023 event here - Connect with me here  - Interview me on your show --- Download Season 1 episodes here -- Sales Funnels Radio is a podcast for all passionate digital marketing pros looking to up their game and stay ahead. Follow us on your favorite podcasting platform so you never miss an episode!  

Come to think of it… I have made 55 products in three years, many of which have been taken down. I didn't see the real value they bring when it comes to business valuation. Then came Raleigh Williams, a mergers and acquisitions lawyer turned business owner and now my business partner. Raleigh started as a mergers and acquisitions lawyer–working at a big law firm in New York and then later in Texas. When he saw how these big companies earn millions (and even billions) of dollars through acquiring businesses or selling divisions of their companies, he got into building his own business. He went from earning $2M a year in profit from his family entertainment business to selling the entire business for $26M. Then Raleigh made me realize the biggest mistakes that internet marketers like me create. Let us share them with you in detail and hopefully enlighten you.   Key Takeaways: Intro (00:00) Meet Raleigh Williams (02:03) Why you should have a business exit strategy plan (07:18) Two main mistakes that marketers make (10:22) The key man risk concept explained (12:49) Advantage of digital marketers compared to the usual M&A deal (14:45) Business ownership vs. entrepreneurship (17:32) Episode wrap-up (19:51)   Additional Resources  - Reserve Your Seat at the OfferLaunch 2023 event here - Connect with me here  - Interview me on your show --- Download Season 1 episodes here -- Sales Funnels Radio is a podcast for all passionate digital marketing pros looking to up their game and stay ahead. Follow us on your favorite podcasting platform so you never miss an episode!  

What courses of yours are a good fit for a very advanced, well-established internet marketer? Really depends on the desired outcome. I consider myself to be a very advanced, well-established internet marketer, and what I always go back to is the fundamentals or...

Image provided by http://perrymarshall.com Perry Marshall is one of the world's most expensive and sought-after business consultants. Clients seek his ability to integrate engineering, sales, art and psychology. Perry launched two movements in modern marketing. His Google AdWords books laid the foundations for the $100 billion Pay Per Click industry, and techniques he pioneered are standard best practices. He wrote the world's best selling book on web advertising, Ultimate Guide to Google AdWords. Recently, Perry turned “80/20” into a verb.  80/20 is not just a fact about your business, it's action you take on your business. 80/20 is the central lever for every great strategy. His book 80/20 Sales & Marketing is mandatory in many growing companies. His books are course material in several business schools. His other works include bestseller Ultimate Guide to Facebook Advertising (Entrepreneur Press), Evolution 2.0: Breaking the Deadlock Between Darwin and Design (BenBella) and Industrial Ethernet (ISA). Perry consulted in over 300 industries and served as an expert witness for marketing and Google AdWords litigation. In 2015 he launched the Evolution 2.0 Prize, which seeks to solve one of the top ten unsolved mysteries in all of science. Direct Marketing maverick Dan Kennedy says, “If you don't know who Perry Marshall is — unforgivable. Perry's an honest man in a field rife with charlatans.” Perry Marshall Vroom Veer Stories Perry is a cat person AND kids wanted a dog, found the perfect compromise "Gracie" the Cockapoo 80/20 goes much deeper than most people think; as Perry found out writing his book Perry focused on applying 80/20 to sales/marketing; and the 80/20 in every 80/20 idea; it's fractal 20 yrs ago, laid off w/ baby 6 months away; changed from engineer to sales guy; big veer! One type of salesman:  "The Hostage Negotiator"; stick them in a room and money levitates out of pockets. Build relationships and solve problems sales strategy doesn't work Heard Dan Kennedy say that pounding the phone/pavement really sucks; don't do that! Internet Marketers like the idea of people more than actual people; prefer to work in isolation Your superpowers get you in trouble; one way to figure out what they are Fake fax joke; from CEO to branches; all branches will be closed effective Friday--got fired. Perry's superpower turned out to be writing sales emails that speak directly to the individual Perry Marshall Links Perry's Website is http://www.perrymarshall.com/

On this Episode Our Special Guest is Internet Marketer and Host of The Entrepreneur Warriors Show Nilesh Jain

In this podcast interview, we sit down with Paul Getter, a top-tier internet marketer and friend. Paul shares his success stories and insights on internet marketing, and how he helps anyone with a great idea to gain more visibility and success. He also shares about his personal life, including his passion for helping the homeless and his hobbies. Tune in to hear Paul's inspiring story and valuable insights on internet marketing. To order Kevin's book please visit https://bit.ly/FreeFamBook Hi! I'm Kevin Kartchner, and after repeatedly selling 10's of millions of dollars year after year and creating my dream lifestyle, in my heart I realized there were people around me who could also have THEIR dream lifestyle too, if I just shared what I knew. Thus the Fight Against Mediocrity or FAM, was born.

Joining David on this seventh episode, we have Internet Marketer, Voice of Sales Funnel Radio & Russell Brunson's Offer Creation Specialist, Steve Larson. After two years of working as the Lead Funnel Builder at ClickFunnels, Steve left to start his own company and branch off on his own. In this process, Steve has received A Two Comma Club Award and his business surpassed $1 million just 13 months later! Make sure to check out Sales Funnel Radio, there you will hear Steve share his best practices, teach the finer points of marketing, offer creation and “funnelology”.IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: [00:01:09] Steve's Drive & Passion[00:02:43] Was Steve Afraid Russell Would Fire Him?[00:09:16] Four Chemicals in the Brain that Cause Addiction[00:13:02] Steve's Mission[00:25:43] If Steve Could Achieve Anything, What Would it Be?Connect with Steve Larson:1. Follow Steve on Facebook, LinkedIn & Instagram2. Find Steve on his website3. Check out Sales Funnel Radio on YouTube4. Be sure to check out The One Funnel Away Challenge hereConnect with David AsarnowFind David on his websiteFind David on his Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn & Facebook

Multimillion-dollar international business in internet marketingArmand Morin is an Internet marketing industry expert who has built a multimillion-dollar international business. He started with $1.83 in his pocket and no experience and has grown it into a multi-million dollar international business, which has done business in over 100 countries around the world.Over the past 20 years, he has built his Internet Marketing empire to the point that he is one of the most well known Internet Marketers in the world today teaching everyone from newbies to the experts. He teaches exact techniques and strategies he uses in his business every day. His thousands of students have also produced millions of dollars in online revenue.Armand Morin is one of the most referenced names in Internet marketing. A quick search on Yahoo, Google and MSN and you'll see his name alone is on hundreds of thousands of websites. His name is mentioned in numerous books on Amazon.Armand is an international speaker and trainer. It's not uncommon to see him share the stage with people like, Donald Trump, Richard Branson, Kareem Abdul-Jabar, Mark Victor Hansen, Joe Vitale, John Assaraf, Loral Langemeier, Bill Bartman, Robert Allen, Dan Kennedy, Jay Abraham, Joe Polish, Jay Conrad Levinson, T. Harv Eker, Andrew Reynolds and many, many others.Armand's straight to the point teaching style has the unique ability to literally transform a business in 90 minutes or less and has made him a highly sought after speaker all over the world. He has huge constituencies in the United States as well as Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Singapore, Ireland, Malasyia and Indonesia. Armand also ran the most prestigious and largest Internet Marketing seminar in the United States, which has trained more people on Internet Marketing than any other seminar.Even though Armand is a self-proclaimed geek, he delivers his teachings for the non-techie mind in plain English so people can understand and learn from them. Armand has dedicated much of his online career to making it easy for others to market their businesses successfully online and has helped thousands of people from all walks of life to increase and enhance their online business, which is why many of today's top Internet Marketers proudly call him their mentor.Armand Morin truly believes in the concept of “Success Leaves Traces®” and is sincerely committed to the success of online entrepreneurs. armandmorin.com© 2022 Building Abundant Success!!2022 All Rights ReservedJoin Me on ~ iHeart Media @ https://tinyurl.com/iHeartBASSpot Me on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yxuy23baAmazon Music ~ https://tinyurl.com/AmzBASAudacy:  https://tinyurl.com/BASAud

Mark Drager. A Brand Strategist, Podcast Host, and a Founder. He founded a marketing agency (phanta.com). For the past 14 years, Mark has grown Phanta from nothing to a multi-million dollar business. Mark has helped launch startups and transformed international brands. He's been with his wife for 20 years and is blessed with four amazing kids.In this episode, Pamela and Mark talked about how Mark's success. The highlights are as follows:- Who and what inspired Mark's journey to success?- What is Mark's advice regarding people who aren't aligned with who they want to be?- What paths did Mark take that changed his trajectory in life and career-wise?- How did Mark scale up Phanta without prior experience in sales?- What would Mark's older self tell your younger self based on what you know now?- What are Mark's plans for the coming six to 12 months?Listen to how Mark Drager unfolds his remarkable story. Listen to the full episode here:- Apple iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/underdog/id1534385651- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6FbSDu0aNtuxAEiderUAfB- Website: https://theunderdogshow.com/If you found this story worth your time and made changes in your life, we'd love to hear from you! Subscribe and leave a review.Catch up with Mark on his social links here:- Website: https://www.markdrager.com/- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.drager/- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/markdrageryt - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markdrager/- Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/id1534172618The Underdog Podcast host is none other than Pamela Bardhi. She's rocking the Real Estate Realm and has dedicated her life as a Life Coach. She is also Forbes Real Estate Council. To know more about this amazing woman, check out the following:- Website: https://pamelabardhi.com- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pamela_bardhi- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pamela_bardhi

#166: Do you wonder how you can combine business concepts with Biblical principles but without sounding like you're pushing an agenda? This is where today's guest comes in. I'd like you to meet Paul Getter, who is a friend first and top-tier Internet Marketer second. He lives 10 minutes from the beach in Florida with his wife and three brilliant kids. Paul's Internet Marketing career began in desperation. He'd been laid off and didn't own a marketable degree. But then he discovered the power of Facebook, learned every aspect of Facebook marketing, and now he ranks among the top 1% of ad spenders on the world's largest social platform. Paul boosts the popularity of big network television shows, skyrockets authors onto the New York Times Best-Sellers list, elevates Fortune 500 companies and A-list celebrities, and helps numerous small-platform personalities grow followings of millions. He's developed a large clientele by working with each client in a deeply personal way that exudes trust and genuine care.   In this episode, we dive into his thoughts on using paid ads to promote your work and what he would recommend to fellow entrepreneurs who are looking to validate their message and grow their leads.  This episode is jam-packed full of great ideas, so let's get to it!  Learn How You Can Combine Business Concepts with Biblical Principles.... [04:17] Paul's journey from delivering phonebooks to going all in as an entrepreneur [08:41] Several things that he did that helped him become successful  [12:49] Did he use ads when helping companies build their social media presences?  [14:52] Fun behind the scenes story - why does he always wear a bowtie?  [16:31] How introverts can become extroverts [23:16] What would he recommend to people to validate their message and grow their leads  [27:27] What he is currently working on this season [32:39] Departing words of wisdom - don't miss out - this was a highlight!  Important Links & Mentions in this episode:https://instagram.com/paul?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= (Paul's Instagram) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiIEQgLJcy02yAHbipRQkXw (Kelly's Youtube Channel) https://www.powerofoneframework.com/benchmark (Power of One Framework Benchmark) https://kellybaader.com/review (Subscribe + Review on iTunes) https://kellybaader.com/Spotify (Subscribe + Listen on Spotify)     Remember, YOU Matter! See you in the next episode. 

          On this episode of Second Act Actors, I relax and take in the beautiful voice of Jodi Krangle, a second act actor who's had a hugely successful career as a voiceover actor. Her first act was as a self-employed search engine optimization specialist and an online marketing guru, but eventually she got bored and frustrated and felt ready for a change of scene. She pivoted to voiceover work and has never looked back since, and has landed work with major companies such as Dell, Nespresso and Kraft. Jodi talks about the work involved in being a voice actor, from training to channeling your talent to self-promotion. She also discusses the differences between casting directors in the world of voiceover work compared to those working in acting, and what surprised her about starting out in the voiceover industry. Later on, she gives some great tips on how to start out working as a voiceover actor and where to go to learn more about the industry. Don't forget to subscribe to the Second Act Actors podcast and share this episode with a friend who you think could benefit from learning about the voiceover acting industry.  Timestamps [1:12] Jodi talks about her voice acting career[2:29] Jodi's first act[5:28] The switch from SEO to voice acting[6:30] Working with a demo mill and then a voice coach[8:12] Being yourself as a voice actor[10:15] How Jodi channels a character through her voice[11:40] Different styles of voice for different voiceover work[13:14] It's all about connecting with the copy[14:15] The training required to become a voiceover actor[15:20] What Jodi brought from her first act to her second[16:20] Jodi's advice on how to promote yourself as an actor[18:03] The role of casting directors in the career of voiceover actors[20:31] What surprised Jodi about the voiceover industry[23:10] The best way to start out learning about voiceover work[26:15] Do voiceover actors need an agent?[27:30] The struggles of recording voiceover material during roadworks[31:44] The power of not setting goals, and what Jodi's looking forward to  Links Jodi's websiteJodi on LinkedInJodi on FacebookJodi on TwitterThe Power of Sound on ClubhouseJodi's five tips for implementing an intentional audio strategyVoiceover Extra website  Second Act Actors websiteSecond Act Actors on InstagramSecond Act Actors on FacebookSecond Act Actors on YouTube Janet McMordie websiteJanet McMordie on InstagramJanet McMordie on LinkedInJanet McMordie on Twitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

https://www.crowdcast.io/e/instagram-for-business Save my spot and follow. Daily activities. Helping Online Entrepreneurs, Internet Marketers, Affiliate Marketers, and Network Marketers start and build their businesses. Helpful tips and step by step how to get started and flourish in their business and in their lives. Mindset and motivational tips. Helpful guides in self development and also marketing. Also doing reviews on platforms and companies and programs that marketers rely on to make money. Multi-level marketing (MLM), also called network marketing[1] or pyramid selling,[2][3][4] is a controversial[5] marketing strategy for the sale of products or services where the revenue of the MLM company is derived from a non-salaried workforce selling the company's products or services, while the earnings of the participants are derived from a pyramid-shaped or binary compensation commission system. An MLM strategy may be an illegal pyramid scheme.[6] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-level_marketing --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/support

In this episode, I interview Marco Torres Co-Founder and business mentor of Marketing Boost, based in Tampa, USA, Florida. Marco set up his own business to help and train business owners on how to scale and grow everything through incentives, business information, and tools. From being a young entrepreneur at the age of 9, Marco learned from his experiences and pursued more opportunities. Marketing Boost was established in 2017 and has been running for over 5 years. Became the Best Kept Secret being used by some of the Top Internet Marketers in the World with over 4 FTEs. Marco has said that growing a business requires discipline and time management. So he says, “If you're not managing your time, time is managing you.” This Cast Covers: Focusing on servicing one of the other businesses like a travel company. Generating video testimonials from everybody. Learning how to promote a business through podcasts. Helping entrepreneurs on how to be resourceful. Providing marketing boost tools to giveaway complimentary hotel and hotel savings cards. Expert in making deals with different businesses throughout the world. Learning how to get reviews from different businesses to improve your credibility. Helping and training entrepreneurs on how to scale and grow using the provided incentives, business information, and tools. Teaching how to stay up to speed on the constantly changing trends. Additional Resources: Marketing Boost Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill  Zig Ziglar's Secrets Closing Sale by Zig Ziglar  ——————————— Quotes: “Leverage the people you know and the people that you've learned to trust.” —Marco Torres “If you can't hire people, partner people.” —Marco Torres “You've got to keep learning and teaching yourself.” —Marco Torres “If you find yourself doing everything, you are thinking small.” —Marco Torres “If you're not managing your time, time is managing you.” —Marco Torres ——————————— Music from https://filmmusic.io “Cold Funk” by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com. License: CC by http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

So In this episode of Interviews with Entrepreneurs Show we're Interviewing Sahil Sehgal. Sahil Started his Journey of Internet Marketing Part time with his Full time tech job during which he was able to crack $100k in just ONE YEAR not only that but also he was able to do $50K Months now consistently which is Mind blowing so let's find out how Sahil was able to do Transition from Part time Internet Marketer to Full time alongside trained thousands of students around the world... Sahil's SOCIAL MEDIA: Sahil's Social Media Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sahil.sehgal.9887117 FB Group: https://bit.ly/fbgroup-sahil Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sahil-sehgal-show/id1619812195 FOLLOW RJ SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therjahmed FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AMHOE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsrjahmed Get Free Copy of My Book Decades In Days: https://www.decadesindaysbook.com

Carlos El Coach, Neuro Trainer de Peak Performance con 8 años de experiencia en Neuro Feedback Practitioner, 12 años como Neuro Coach y más de 18 como Internet Marketer. Entrenamientos para aprender un idioma en 3 a 6 meses. Entrena tu cerebro y descubre tu yo verdadero y amplifica tu sabiduría y descubre tu yo verdadero.

Want to build a media company that's purpose-driven, from the ground up? Then you'll want to hear this encore of Benny Luo, who spoke at Imagine Talks annual symposium. Benny Luo is an internet marketer and the Founder of web publications NextShark.com, NewMediaRockstars.com, and TheOtherAsians.com. In 2013, Luo built NextShark, an online publication for Asian Youth, with just $3,000 of his own money. Four years later, the site has a full-time staff of 12 and brings in nearly three million monthly unique visitors.

Digital marketer isn't one of those occupations that kids in school blurt out when they are asked “what do you want to be when you grow up?”  Thankfully, a book came out in 2019 that lays out very plainly many of the things I wish I'd known when I joined this profession.  Becoming a Digital Marketer has elements that are tactical but it also weighs in on existential questions like ‘what kind of lifestyle can I have being in this field?' and ‘should I work client-side, agency-side, or be my own boss?” Though I've been at this for decades, I'll admit that I learned a number of things in the book, both about marketing and about  Kombucha, which was the product used throughout the book's marketing tales. Once our guest, Gil Gildner, got out of school, he worked in media for NGOs, where he traveled to over 45 countries, wore hazmat suits in Ebola units, and rode Ugandan motorcycles. Realizing that he wanted to survive into his thirties, he started doing marketing for a company that sold around-the-world airfares. It's in this company where he met his wife Anya, a paid search specialist. Listen to our conversation for more of the interesting story of how Gil and Anya wrote this book and founded an agency which they operate from wherever they are. Today he happens to be in his hometown of Fayetteville Arkansas, near Walmart world Headquarters  People/Products/Concepts Mentioned in Show Lambo guy Sonia Simone's blog post that says about Internet Marketers:  ‘they spend 16 hours a day working so they can make money while they sleep.' Rand Fishkin Peter Thiel book Zero to One Gil & Anya's agency, Discosloth Gil & Anya's book: Becoming a Digital Marketer Episode Reboot. Check out Discosloth's free resource The Beginner's Guide to PPC For details, please visit https://funnelreboot.com/episode-79-becoming-a-digital-marketer-with-gil-gildner/

Email marketing can be stressful, especially if you have thousands of prospects. But with the power of technology and automation, a good email marketing strategy may be all you need. Join your host Adrienne Hill and her guest Karla Silver on how online marketing works with the rise of automation. Karla is a best-selling author and has been voted into the Top 50 Internet Marketers in the Direct Sales industry. Listen in as Karla paints a crystal clear picture of why email marketing is the key to smart growth and how to do it! #impactfulentrepreneurshow #guestinterview #directsalesemailmarketing

Hey everybody Anthony Morrison here and today I want to talk about how to go from Beginner to Pro as an internet marketer.I'm going to talk about the mindset and strategies that beginners use VS the mindset and strategies that people who do this as their full-time living. 

Nathanial Rockford Anderson is a genius marketer who has stayed in the shadows for too long. This podcast is part of his journey to 'step into the light' and speak into the mic. When Rocky speaks, everyone should stop and listen because his knowledge of marketing can elevate your business. Get Rocky's New Book Here: digitalrealestatesecrets.com

Robert W. Jones is the Founder of the iNetreprenuer Network, parent company of Network Together, iNetrepreneur Radio and iNetrepreneur Magazine. iNetrepreneur Magazine celebrates Entrepreneurs, Influencers, Experts, Authors, Speakers and members and friends of the Network Together community. Published 4 times a year, the Magazine is unveiled at our VIP event and distributed at our premiere event the iNetwork Expo. iNetrepreneur Radio is the channel that celebrates Entrepreneurs, Influencers, Experts, Authors, Speakers, Celebrities to the Entrepreneurial World with a variety of shows. As Founder of Network Together, LLC, Robert has created the largest non-franchised, independently owned, personal development and business networking organization in Arizona. His organization has recently expanded into Utah, Colorado and Texas. He is an Internet Marketer, Speaker, Leader, Mentor and Trainer. His organization provides an in-person and virtual platform for public speakers, business owners and entrepreneurs. Timestamps00:15 – Recovering computer programmer3:15 – Turkey leg juggler4:15 – If you want something… ask8:15 – From self-worth to net worth9:30 – The heart of a servant11:30 – To help more, you have to give more13:00 – Energy is infectious14:15 – Don't worry about the mistakes15:20 – People who have more, make more18:00 – Recreating yourself21:00 – Stop-breathe-then reset23:00 – Pivot, we'll get through this together25:00 – Just answer your phone28:00 – It's about serving your community28:30 – Carpetbagging networking30:20 – Fill your calendar33:00 – Explode rather than implode34:30 – It all starts with purpose37:30 – What does support look like?39:00 – Getting into action41:00 – How do you look for trust?43:00 – Diligent investigation46:00 – Greatness looks different now47:00 – Be convenient to others49:00 – Gardening as a metaphor50:10 – Strength is gained through adversity52:25 – Heart set before mindsetContact Robert: Cell: +1 480 299-0088Office: +1 602 228-0907Email: robert@networktogether.netSet an Appointment: https://calendly.com/robertwjonesNetwork Together: https://www.networktogether.netiNetworkExpo: https://www.inetworkexpo.comiNetrepreneur Magazine: http://inetrepreneurmagazine.com/Business Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/networktogether Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/network_togetherAre you interested in joining Network Together?For a Limited Time - Network Together Virtual Membership $99 (reg.$397)iNetrepreneur Virtual Membership is $127 (reg. $997)Gold Membership $247 (reg. $557 annually)If you have questions for the podcast, please send an email to            coach@breakawaybusinesscoaching.com I'll answer your questions on an upcoming Q & A podcast.

We've been connecting with Carolina Millan on Twitter for a bit now and were able to get to know her on a deeper level today. We Skyped in Carolina all the way from Chile for today's episode. Carolina is a World Traveler, Internet Marketer, Social Media Consultant, International Speaker, Coach, Dog lover, and passionate human being! She also has a podcast titled "Beyond the Hustle" where she's had guests such as Gary Vaynerchuk. New episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Get connected below and never miss an episode! Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/theunderthought Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/theunderthought Like us on Facebook: fb.me/theunderthought --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theunderthought/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theunderthought/support

Your host of Amplified, Ken Rochon, The Umbrella Syndicate, Founder the Keep Smiling Movement, along with co-host Andrea Adams-Miller, The RED Carpet Connection & Executive Director of the Keep Smiling Movement interview Mackensie Liberman, Orca Marketology & Alex Quin, Hustle Inspires Hustle Podcast. Listen LIVE Monday 11-noon EST or replays at https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/2501/amplified #AMPlified #KeepSmiling #Smile #MarketingOnline #InternetMarketing #InternetMarketers #LeadGeneration #Forbes #ForbesCouncil Reach out for more information, to be a Sponsor, or to hire us to Speak at your Event, take the Celebrity Event Photography & conduct the RED Carpet Interviews by contacting publicist, Andrea Adams-Miller@TheREDCarpetConnection.com 419-722-6931

Your host of Amplified, Ken Rochon, The Umbrella Syndicate, Founder the Keep Smiling Movement, along with co-host Andrea Adams-Miller, The RED Carpet Connection & Executive Director of the Keep Smiling Movement interview Mackensie Liberman, Orca Marketology & Alex Quin, Hustle Inspires Hustle Podcast. Listen LIVE Monday 11-noon EST or replays at https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/2501/amplified #AMPlified #KeepSmiling #Smile #MarketingOnline #InternetMarketing #InternetMarketers #LeadGeneration #Forbes #ForbesCouncil Reach out for more information, to be a Sponsor, or to hire us to Speak at your Event, take the Celebrity Event Photography & conduct the RED Carpet Interviews by contacting publicist, Andrea Adams-Miller@TheREDCarpetConnection.com 419-722-6931

Your host of Amplified, Ken Rochon, The Umbrella Syndicate, Founder the Keep Smiling Movement, along with co-host Andrea Adams-Miller, The RED Carpet Connection & Executive Director of the Keep Smiling Movement interview Jace Kovacevich Brett Linkletter, Co-founders of Misfit Media Inc., who accelerate restaurant automation, recent Award Winners at ManyChat Conversations 2019. Their automation ideas are applicable to any business niche including yours! Listen LIVE Monday 11-noon EST or replays at https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/2501/amplified #AMPlified #KeepSmiling #Smile #MarketingOnline #InternetMarketing #InternetMarketers #LeadGeneration #RestaurantAutomation #KeepSmilingMovement

Your host of Amplified, Ken Rochon, The Umbrella Syndicate, Founder the Keep Smiling Movement, along with co-host Andrea Adams-Miller, The RED Carpet Connection & Executive Director of the Keep Smiling Movement interview Jace Kovacevich Brett Linkletter, Co-founders of Misfit Media Inc., who accelerate restaurant automation, recent Award Winners at ManyChat Conversations 2019. Their automation ideas are applicable to any business niche including yours! Listen LIVE Monday 11-noon EST or replays at https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/2501/amplified #AMPlified #KeepSmiling #Smile #MarketingOnline #InternetMarketing #InternetMarketers #LeadGeneration #RestaurantAutomation #KeepSmilingMovement

Your host of Amplified, Ken Rochon, The Umbrella Syndicate, Founder the Keep Smiling Movement, along with co-host Andrea Adams-Miller, The RED Carpet Connection & Executive Director of the Keep Smiling Movement interview Alex Mandossian, The Warren Buffet of Internet Marketing according to Harvey McKay. Listen LIVE Monday 11-noon EST or replays at https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/2501/amplified #AMPlified #KeepSmiling #Smile #MarketingOnline #InternetMarketing #InternetMarketers #LeadGeneration

Your host of Amplified, Ken Rochon, The Umbrella Syndicate, Founder the Keep Smiling Movement, along with co-host Andrea Adams-Miller, The RED Carpet Connection & Executive Director of the Keep Smiling Movement interview Alex Mandossian, The Warren Buffet of Internet Marketing according to Harvey McKay. Listen LIVE Monday 11-noon EST or replays at https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/2501/amplified #AMPlified #KeepSmiling #Smile #MarketingOnline #InternetMarketing #InternetMarketers #LeadGeneration

Carolina Millan is a World Traveler, Internet Marketer, Social Media Consultant, International Speaker, Coach, Dog lover and… Passionate Human being!Carolina believes we must live with passion! And she hopes to convey that message through her posts. Here you'll find content related to Marketing, Social Media, Technology, Living a healthy Lifestyle, Making Money on the Internet, and turning your Passion into Profits!The articles, videos and basically all content in my blog is designed to help you understand marketing, your personal brand and how important it is to your success; how to monetize the internet and create a steady income that allows you acquire Time, Money and Location Freedom.I decided I wanted to do just that back in 2008. It took me approximately 4 years of hitting and missing until I finally accomplished the lifestyle I had only dreamt about. Traveling the World, helping other people build their brand and their business, and giving back to others.I now speak on stages around the World, and made friends with very successful people. I am also helping people like you build their brand online the right way.- http://www.carolinamillan.net/Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Humans.2.0.PodcastMark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2Podcast

Doug Cunnington finally started a podcast of his own — after threatening to publish the spoken word for years. He’ll talk about: Affiliate Marketing Entrepreneurship Productivity Stories and Adventures Beer And more… About Doug Cunnington I write about SEO, productivity, project management, and niche sites. My work has been featured all over the web, including Ahrefs, Empire Flippers, Niche Pursuits, Side Hustle Nation and more. I am an Internet Marketer and a Project Management Professional (PMP, certified in 2008 by the Project Management Institute). I started my digital career after experiencing great success building Amazon Associate niche websites. I started Niche Site Project to help people create niche sites using project management. If you're curious about those early niche sites, check out: My first successful niche site Niche Pursuits Podcast as a success story Empire Flippers as a case study Before that, I was your typical worker bee working a 9 – 5 gig, though it was more like 8 – 8. I really didn't like it very much, but I learned a bunch in a very short time in management consulting. I worked all over the country, traveled full time, and lived out of a suitcase. I've been a software engineer, a business consultant, software tester, and of course, a PM. If you're interested in my professional background, see my LinkedIn profile. I live in Montana with my amazing wife and awesome Border Collie, Georgie. I enjoy running, hiking, Southern barbecue, and homebrewing beer (of course, when the homebrewing is done I get to enjoy drinking it with friends).

Doug Cunnington finally started a podcast of his own — after threatening to publish the spoken word for years. He’ll talk about: Affiliate Marketing Entrepreneurship Productivity Stories and Adventures Beer And more… About Doug Cunnington I write about SEO, productivity, project management, and niche sites. My work has been featured all over the web, including Ahrefs, Empire Flippers, Niche Pursuits, Side Hustle Nation and more. I am an Internet Marketer and a Project Management Professional (PMP, certified in 2008 by the Project Management Institute). I started my digital career after experiencing great success building Amazon Associate niche websites. I started Niche Site Project to help people create niche sites using project management. If you're curious about those early niche sites, check out: My first successful niche site Niche Pursuits Podcast as a success story Empire Flippers as a case study Before that, I was your typical worker bee working a 9 – 5 gig, though it was more like 8 – 8. I really didn't like it very much, but I learned a bunch in a very short time in management consulting. I worked all over the country, traveled full time, and lived out of a suitcase. I've been a software engineer, a business consultant, software tester, and of course, a PM. If you're interested in my professional background, see my LinkedIn profile. I live in Montana with my amazing wife and awesome Border Collie, Georgie. I enjoy running, hiking, Southern barbecue, and homebrewing beer (of course, when the homebrewing is done I get to enjoy drinking it with friends).

Today's Guest In this episode you will learn about how Omer was able to make 8 figures in a 3 million people market. That is impressive. It means he basically got a couple of dollars out of each person. Omer Bar is an expert in selling online courses as an affiliate and lead generation. This […] The post SBM 107: Simple is Best and Stop Listening to Internet Marketers with Omer Bar appeared first on The Smart Brand Marketing Podcast: Online Business | Content Marketing | SEO | Sales | Lifestyle Design.

Gearing up for the GPS Success Event in Reno, Nevada with Host Jennifer Baker, Ken Rochon starts the week hopping covering the fun he is going to have speaking and capturing Social Proof Celebrity Photography at this star-studded business savvy conference bordering South Lake Tahoe. Then, we step it up with one of the most well-known Internet Marketers in the World, Armand Morin. As an International Speaker and Business Strategist, he shares the top tips from start up to breaking the bank. With four best selling software tools, he adds extra value to your business including 1) WP Webinar-Create unlimited high impact professional webinars! 2) WPSalesletter-Create high converting sales letters with any WordPress theme! 3) MarketerCMS-Generate stunning WordPress sales-driven websites. 4) AutoWebLaw-Bulletproof your website and business with these legal forms. Additionally, Ken will be asking him to share behind the scene's secrets about Armand's upcoming Learn University this fall.

Gearing up for the GPS Success Event in Reno, Nevada with Host Jennifer Baker, Ken Rochon starts the week hopping covering the fun he is going to have speaking and capturing Social Proof Celebrity Photography at this star-studded business savvy conference bordering South Lake Tahoe. Then, we step it up with one of the most well-known Internet Marketers in the World, Armand Morin. As an International Speaker and Business Strategist, he shares the top tips from start up to breaking the bank. With four best selling software tools, he adds extra value to your business including 1) WP Webinar-Create unlimited high impact professional webinars! 2) WPSalesletter-Create high converting sales letters with any WordPress theme! 3) MarketerCMS-Generate stunning WordPress sales-driven websites. 4) AutoWebLaw-Bulletproof your website and business with these legal forms. Additionally, Ken will be asking him to share behind the scene's secrets about Armand's upcoming Learn University this fall.

When Sam Bailey told me how much one of his clients was paying for leads using Facebook ads recently, I just had to get him on the show. A lot of entrepreneurs I speak to have a love/hate relationship with using Facebook for their business. They love...

OG internet marketers, Facebook's growing roll in our lives, privacy and future episodes. About Still Unsponsored: Still Unsponsored is a podcast and live steam for the professional marketer who wants actionable advice from a community of real players. Unlike other channels Still Unsponsored is not for n00bs wanting to get rich quick or filled with content that has no actual value. Email Us: StillUnsponsored at Gmail Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stillunsponsored/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/StillUnsponsord

Listen in today as we talk about the five entrepreneurial skills you need for a successful business: Selling (email marketing, sales letters, webinar pitches, podcast soft sells, swipe file, hot material) Content creation (writing, speaking, video, structure, step-by-step, reading a lot to distill down information) Basic website creation (WordPress, funnels, membership sites) Productivity (workflow, mindset, focus, motivation, chunking, systems thinking, delegating, troubleshooting equipment/traffic/software) Planning & Architecture (scaling, editing the raw materials, software design, course layout, dashboard) Resources WP Crusher (WordPress) Profit Dashboard (Fiverr) Webinar Crusher (Website) Membership Cube (Website)

Episode 51 of Livestream Stars with Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). On #LivestreamStars with Ross Brand, Heather Dopson of GoDaddy talked about the company's decision to launch a livestreaming show. She discussed the goals for “Behind the Domain,” including rebranding GoDaddy and providing entrepreneurs with business solutions. Heather Dopson is a community builder at GoDaddy, serving on the advocacy and evangelism team. She hosts GoDaddy's weekly livestream show, “Beyond the Domain” Thursdays on Facebook Live. Heather is a super savvy, self-admitted techno-geek who lives, breathes, eats, sleeps and dreams about Social Media. She's also a natural protector with a big heart and integrity running through her blood. So when a client told her she spent $40,000 on a website that had not returned one single penny, Heather realized her purpose was to be the go-to person for everything business related online. She made it her mission to stop the confusion of Internet Marketing and be the guiding light for businesses and individuals wanting to leverage the immense power of Social Media. Heather knows that being successful with your business on the Internet has everything to do with how your website functions within your particular industry, which Social Media tools you are using, what content, images and videos you're posting, as well as how your brand is customized and whether it's consistent across all mediums. Her experience as Director of Marketing and VP of Business Development for an international real estate company synergizes with her adept skills as an Internet Marketer and Strategist to make her one of the top Social Media experts in the nation. Heather is a featured speaker at numerous Social Media events around the country. She teaches classes focusing on Facebook and online marketing as she understands the tremendous value in educating the masses about the lucrative power of the Internet. She provides one-on-one sessions to an exclusive list of clients who want to know exactly how to incorporate Social Media into their business practices. With her main focus being Facebook, Heather has built a company to offer complete strategic Social Media and Online Marketing solutions to individuals and established businesses who wish to build and effectively maintain a stellar internet presence. .Find Heather on Twitter: @HeatherDopson.

HSAY 004 - Patty Domintuez - Boss Free Baller | Marketing Guru | Entrepreneur - Patty talks about her 4.5 year ride on "the greatest roller coaster ever which is entrepreneurship",  going with the flow and understanding the power of technology and Social Media.    Collaborated with a "lone wolf" consultant friend on CREATEbuzz where they help small businesses. the SMB market, get and keep customers. They have discovered that technology in general is super overwhelming for the small business owner. That's the perspective she brings from assisting her small business clients. One of the great quotes from one of her clients "I'd rather do my taxes than try to start to understand Social Media".     Helping Small Businesses understand the monetization potential and how to create scale. How to understand technology and let go of the "overwhelm". One of the the overwhelming components is Social Media. They work with Small Businesses at the strategic level helping them understand where they want to go and to formulate a blueprint and identity, how you're different, your unique selling proposition.   Being congruent. How you show up, on-line or off-line, is all in alignment. Congruency applies whether you're a solopreneur, network marketing, Small Business or big brand. You have to show up, who you are, what you say you do and what you do are all congruent. Identifying the perfect customer has everything to do with where you should be on Social Media.    Patty consults to Fortune 100 companies and she is emphatic that Social Media is The Great Equalizer. No matter your size you can dominate your niche or "get rich in your niche" she calls it. Patty told the story about an associate who decided to test the concept building an audience in a niche with OctoNation on Instagram and now has over 32K Octopus loving followers! He started to provide a platform for these artists. He was consistent and patient. There is no shortcut. Patty event referenced Dawn Bartolini's story from HSAY 002 and her commitment, consistency and patience in building her network marketing business on Facebook. It's not glamorous, its just work.    Patty found her footing on Social Media back in 2006 on LinkedIn and Twitter and was following some of the early thought leaders in Social Media like Chris Brogan and Seth Godin and their ability to be consistent and dominate. She really didn't understand what it was about. Then she got into Facebook and calls it the greatest cocktail party ever!    Patty discussed the power of video om Social Media with Facebook Live and Snapchat and your ability to hack the algorithm with video on the various platforms.    Patty talks about family life with her sons and Social Media and how she gets their attention she sends them a private Snapchat. She sees them playing with different new apps. They'll check something out, make a decision and drop it or keep it and share it with their friends. She's aware that Snapchat is the main platform but she does caution them to be careful. Just educate them to make good decisions.    Patty also encouraged us to build and gain trust by engaging, delivering value and humanizing the interaction as much as possible. creating a relationship. Making people feel like they matter. What are you doing on Social Media to help people feel like they matter.      As far as productivity tools Patty also talked about SocialBro from Audiense.com that tracks hashtags and tweets and helps automate some processes for her. She cautioned to be careful of too much automation, people's BS meter is very accurate.    As far as the future of Social Media she said that Internet Marketers are the ones to watch as they are always 12-18 months out in front of everyone else. She says that video is the sustainable play, more content, more platforms, engagement and virality. Ray Higdon  as an example dominates with any key word that you can search relative to entrepreneurship or network marketing. He has been blogging every single day for over three years. He posts videos at least five days a week. The definition of consistency.      You can find Patty Dominguez and and company at CreateBuzz as well as on The Morning Would Show on Vimeo where she and her partner impart exceptional business marketing wisdom. She and her partner Tim also have an incredible podcast for entrepreneurs called The Boss Free Society Podcast. You can also find her on Twitter @pattydominguez_  as well as on LinkedIn here.      If you enjoyed or found value on The How Social Are You Podcast please share it on social media with your followers. You can also find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and Google Play. Your ratings and comments on iTunes are greatly appreciated. If you have questions about The How Social Are You Podcast or would like to be interviewed you can tweet or direct message me on Twitter @mlindheimer or on Instagram @mlindheimer as well as on Facebook melindheimer and you can also email me at thehowsocialareyoupodcast@gmail.com.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-how-social-are-you-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever wonder what those successful internet marketers do all day? Probably less than you, and that's why they make more money. Let's talk about how to "work" smarter (and not harder) to do more in less time, just like the "big guys" do... Catchphrase of the Week: make your own luck Quote of the Week: "Imperfect action is better than perfect inaction." -- Harry S Truman Marketer of the Week: Mark Hess (give your buyers exactly what they want, understand what leads them to buy from you, race to the inbox) How to Be Happier, More Organized, and More Productive Thought #1: What's Good About This? Thought #2: Be Desperate to Reduce Clutter Thought #3: Because I Can (silence the haters) Try things out of curiosity to see what response I get. If I repeat those things, then they worked! Watch that too. A Day in the Life of Robert Plank morning routine? send a quick email every day meditation? reading? time management: don't check email in the morning, don't multitask, get everything done before the afternoon appointment based business Four Daily Tasks Income Machine help desk, checklist, system send an email every day or build up your list to the point where sending an email is worthwhile.

James Schramko is a Sydney based profit growth specialist and Internet Marketer who ‘fired his boss' in May 2008 – and ever since, his internet marketing business has grown, year after year.  James not only adapted his offline business skills for online business success, but by applying them in innovative ways he has skyrocketed to international renown. James has become ... Read More The post 23. Frameworks, smart marketing and intelligent content creation with James Schramko appeared first on We Are Podcast.

I'll admit it, I DON'T have it all figured out! But I'm right there with you when it feels like, as a home-based entrepreneur, no one else seems to be on the same track as you. In today's podcast I'm going to share a few tools with you to avoid burnout, information overload, fear of failure, and more. It's easier to edit crap than air! (Lots of show notes this time around, please scroll down a little to see the audio player for today's action-packed super-sized episode.) Self Help Advice You Might Have Heard Before (But Need to Hear Again) You are your own worst enemy: it feels good to complain, self fulfilling prophecy "We are what we repeatedly do" (you are what you eat) "Your income is the average of your 5 closest friends" Abundance mindset vs victimhood, resentment "Some people say self help doesn't last. Neither does showering, and that's why we recommend it daily" "Ask the computer called your brain the right questions" -- the phrasing is important, i.e. HOW can this be done and not CAN it be done "Get Back on Track" Checklist Don't share these answers with me or anyone else... it's explained in the second half of today's episode... Self sabotage: In what way do you SOMETIMES have one foot on the break? (So you can overcome it) What are you really afraid of and what sometimes stalls you out? (i.e. What if my websites go down, too many refunds, FTC, IRS) Why did you get started in the first place? (what excited you back then that maybe you lost track of) What gets you excited to grow your business and do what really needs to be done? (must be a different, better, more detailed and more emotional answer to the previous question) Based on all this, what do you REALLY want to become a reality in the next 6 months? (a thing or activity, not money) Simple Solutions to Become Motivated & Productive Anytime You Want Willpower (iffy and unreliable but happens on occasion) Take the first step today towards that goal (i.e. make that one quick phone call to get the ball rolling) Lift app: take multivitamin, go to gym, read 30 minutes (just don't load it up with more than 3 things) Morning routine: walk or run to "change the channel" in your mind Mentor where you'll behave yourself (unmuted in a group), and you're looking for a SIMPLE SOLUTION to an EASILY EXPLAINABLE PROBLEM Countdown timer or record your computer screen of you performing the task you want Like the Robert Plank Show on Facebook

Alexis Neely is known as "The Truth Telling Lawyer". She helps business owners grow their business by building on the correct foundations, which then allows them to grow the business as big as they like In this interview I ask Alexis, how the typical online marketer can make sure they protect themselves when doing business online If you are an online business owner but have never given a second thought to the legal side of things, make sure you listen to this interview as it could help you to stay out of trouble. Alexis reveals... * The legal agreements and advisers you should have in place to stay protected * The disclaimers and policies you need to have present on your website * How to make sure you don't break any spam laws when email marketing * What you need to know about running an affiliate program and paying your affiliates * What you should know about running contests and sweepstakes * And more. Just listen to the interview or you can read the entire transcript below... Joey Bushnell: Hi everyone, this is Joey Bushnell. Today I have with me a fantastic guest, her name is Alexis Neely. Hi Alexis, thank you for being on the call with me today! Alexis Neely: Hi Joey, it's great to be here! Thanks for having me Joey Bushnell: Alexis is a business and entrepreneurial strategist. Some people call her “The truth telling lawyer”. We are going to be talking about how as online marketers, we can make sure that we have the legal side of our business prepared and everything in place and in order. So Alexis could you tell uslittle bit about how you got started in this industry? Alexis Neely: This all really started for me when I went out on my own as a lawyer. I had graduated 1st in my class from Georgetown Law and started my career at one of the big law firms in the US it's called Munger, Tolles and Olson. It was started by Charlie Munger who if you know Warren Buffet, he is Warren's number 1 business adviser. I went to that law firm because I thought that I would get to practice law in an advisory kind of way. However I quickly found out it wasn't like that. Everything was about forms, documents and transactions. So I went out on my own knowing nothing about business. My husband was a stay at home dad taking care of our kids and I was the bread winner so I really had to make it work from the beginning. I focused all my effort and energy on learning how to make money doing business like an entrepreneur. I became very successful, very quickly at that. I built my practice into a million dollar per year revenue generating business. That was great except I didn't know anything about legal, insurance, financial and tax parts of my business. Even though I was a lawyer. They didn't teach us that in law school, they taught us about legal things from the perspective of big corporations. But I didn't really think that applied to me as the owner of a practice. Ultimately what happened was, that lack of knowledge cost me more than $1million. Joey Bushnell: Oh no, what happened? Alexis Neely: A lot of things, I'll just give you some of them. Starting with an unexpected 6 figure tax bill in the first year that I hit $1million of revenue. It really just came from not knowing the right questions to ask my CPA. I just didn't know what I didn't know. Even though I had a CPA and a book keeper, I wasn't interacting with them in a way that could really help me and my business. Turns out, I could have cut that tax bill in half, if I had known the right questions to ask. It just proceeded on from there. I ended up getting sued by an employee. I didn't have the right insurance in place to fight the law suit. Even though I thought I was the best employer ever! I was so nice, caring, I didn't make my employees keep track of any time or hours, just come in and leave when you want, just get the work done. I really thought I was the best but ultimately it turned out that employee was stealing from me so I fired her and she sued me. I didn't have the right insurance in place to fight that law suit nor did I have the right documentation in place and had to settle that law suit for a 5 figure settlement. I had to pay an attorney more than $10,000 to work with me on that. That was a big ugly investment. It just went on from there. There were all sorts of things that happened in my business from not having the right financial systems, not having the right legal agreements in place. Finally I sold my law practice in 2008 because I started on online training company, training lawyers on this new law business model that I had created. What I saw was, I very quickly grew that business into a million and a half dollars a year business. But once again I was making the exact same mistakes with the foundation. I didn't have the right business model in place so the business was really dependent on me to work an excessive number of hours. I didn't have the right agreements or financial system. So I was repeating the same mistakes again and I set out to learn everything I could about legal insurance, financial intact and business models for the micro business owner. For people like me and you who are not the big companies but are the small guys. Once I did that, and I did about more than 100 hours of interviews with legal, insurance, financial and tax professionals. Once I did that, I knew I had to teach it to other people. I should say that I really didn't want to, I was really resistant because I thought these things were boring and they were the things that no one wanted to focus on. But I was part of a mastermind group with a whole bunch of women and they were all 7 figure business owners. What they said to me was “Alexis we need you to teach this to us. We are stuck in our businesses because we don't have the right foundations in place.” Many of them didn't even know what kind of insurance they should have. So with their encouragement I created a program called “LIFT” and it stands for Legal, Insurance, Financial and Tax. It teaches the micro business owner entrepreneur exactly what you need to have in place to have a foundation in your business that will allow your business to grow to wherever you want it to be. I've been sharing that system with folks for the past few years now and people are benefiting from it hugely. Many of them say that it's really better than an MBA. Especially if you have this kind of business, that is not a huge big business to business, it serves people, helps people and you want to make a difference in the world. There are certain things that you need to now for your type and size of business. Joey Bushnell: Do you find that people have these things in place or is it a case of when trouble arises then suddenly they scramble around and try to get it sorted out but it's too late? Alexis Neely: Yes, it's a combination. There are some people that just want to keep their heads buried in the sand and that was me. I wanted to keep my head buried in the sand, I didn't want to think about any of this. In fact I thought thinking about it, would attract bad things to me. If I asked for legal agreements or talked about legal agreements people wouldn't like me or think I didn't trust them and they wouldn't want to do business with me. Then I thought If I got insurance I would be attracting bad things to me under the law of attraction. Then with the financial systems I thought “I'll just make more money. I don't have to keep track of my money because very quickly, I'll just make more. I'm really good at making money”. So there is a group of people like that who figure “Well, if something happens I'll just make more money”. Then there is a group of people who are very proactive, who want to take care of things upfront and make sure they've got the business foundation to support the size of the business that they are growing and to support the clients they have and work they are doing. So it's really a mix and I'm willing to meet people wherever they are. I had a friend come to me for help the other day, he actually had got himself in big trouble because he didn't classify the people working for him properly. He called them independent contractors even though they were employees. Therefore he didn't have workers comp insurance and he got charged with workers comp fraud. He had a $150,000 fine and he was facing criminal charges, misdemeanor and felony charges in California. He called me and said “Alexis what do I do? How do I get out of this? Can you help me out?” and the answer was “No”. It was too late now, he had to face the consequences. No matter when you come to me, I'll help you face what you have to face. But I can tell you this... it's a lot easier to face it when you are not forced to face it. It's easier to face it when you do it by choice. When you do, those big crazy things like that don't tend to happen. Joey Bushnell: Absolutely, I totally agree Alexis. I got into business very young and I never thought about these things. To be honest with you it's been a bit of an after thought. Luckily and fingers crossed I've not had anything too bad happen. But little things have happened here and there that have made me think. Which is one of the reasons why I wanted to get in touch with you to do this interview because I think that possibly I'm not alone there. My audience perhaps maybe have the same feeling, it's not something they've not really thought about too much. I agree it's something that is much nicer to get it in place so we don't find ourselves, like your friend did, where it it just too late for us. So a lot of the questions today are to do with internet marketing and online marketing. The first things I wanted to ask you was for those of us doing business online, what are some ways that we might find ourselves getting in trouble with the law if we are over looking these types of things? Alexis Neely: If you do business online you absolutely need to realize that you have a real business. Just saying “business online” doesn't mean that you don't need legal agreements in place. It also doesn't mean that you need insurance and financial systems. If your business is not incorporated, in the UK that will be different than the US, you don't have a real business. Period. If you want a real business you incorporate your business. Once you incorporate it, you make sure you have a separate bank account, make sure you have a tax ID number, make sure you have legal agreements in place with everyone. That is really your biggest risk. Your biggest risk right now is that you don't have legal agreements in place with the people you are doing business with. I know people who don't have legal agreements in place with their partners. You don't have legal agreements in place with the people who are working for you. Most people will have legal agreements in place with people who are hiring them. That is the bare minimum that I do see. If you don't have that you need that as well. That is not going to get you in trouble with the law per sé. Your biggest risk with getting in trouble with the law is not characterizing your employees properly. You're treating them as contractors when they are employees that is probably your biggest risk. In fact the cost of employing people generally whether as independent contractors or employees is your biggest risk overall. Especially when you don't have legal agreements in place. That's really what you need to be the most aware of because something is going to go wrong with those people. You think they are your friends and they like you and chances are that it's not the case. You are only going to find that out when they are on their way out and now you've got a law suit against you. Joey Bushnell: Sure so we need to make sure we have those legal agreements, just a quick one Alexis, in that situation when does an independent contractor become an employee? I know that might be a bit of a silly question but I know a lot of online marketers outsource to places like India and the Philippines, all of that still counts as independent contractors right? Alexis Neely: That's right yes, so when you are outsourcing overseas to India or Philippines you don't have to worry about it. It's when you're hiring in the United states and you think because someone is working from home that they are not an employee. In fact we are dealing with this right now ourselves, now we have people working for us full time from home and we are looking at turning them into employees because they are full time for us and that is exactly what makes them employees. So what you need to be looking at is... Do you have someone who is really working for you full time, under your control? In which case, they are an employee not an independent contractor. Joey Bushnell: And obviously an independent contractor would have their own business and they would deal with their own tax, is that right? Alexis Neely: Exactly right. That is one way you can make sure someone is an independent contractor is by having an independent contractor agreement in place with them. That is really important if you do have independent contractors you need to have an independent contractor agreement in place. Ideally you pay them through their own business instead of paying them as an individual. Joey Bushnell: My next question was to do with websites. Is there anything we need to have on our website to be complaint with the law? Things like disclaimers, privacy policies etc? Alexis Neely: Yes absolutely, you need to have terms of service, a privacy policy, disclaimers, especially if you are a lawyer like me. For example I can give you a disclaimer right now... Even though we are talking about legal things, I am not your lawyer, this is not legal advice, it is for informational and educational purposes only and you should definitely seek the counsel of your own attorney to advise you on the specifics of your business. That is a disclaimer. If you are providing any legal or medical advice or anything that could be construed like that, you need to have the disclaimers. Also if you are selling anything that has to do with making money then you need to have the earnings disclaimer on your website. If you are selling anything as an affiliate you need to disclose that and make sure that it is indicated you are selling products as an affiliate and you are being compensated for your recommendations. Joey Bushnell: How about email marketing is there anything that we should know about there? Alexis Neely: The best thing you could know from an email marketing perspective is you could really understand the laws, it's the spam laws. So you know when are you spamming someone and when are you not. They key of course is to make sure everyone that you are emailing opted in to your email list, that you have an unsubscribe link in all of your emails so they can easily unsubscribe if they want to. One of the things that we are learning is to make it really easy to unsubscribe it really helps. Not just from a legal perspective, it's just good business, it actually gets your emails more easily delivered. If people can't easily unsubscribe and they report you to their ISP as a spammer that hurts your sender report, it makes it less likely that your emails will get delivered to the inbox of the people who really want it. Joey Bushnell: So even from a marketing point of view, if you want to get good deliver-ability then you should be adhering to that, but also from a legal perspective as well. So a lot of reasons to stay on the right track with that one. How about running an affiliate program? Lots of internet marketers have their own products and they have affiliates who help them make sales. Are there things we should know about that from a legal point of view? Alexis Neely: I think the big thing for you to know, is you should customize your affiliate agreement. You need to stay in good communication with your affiliates you need to let them know how and when they are going to get paid. Here's a trick as a matter of fact, because you are going to need to 1099 all of your affiliates that make over $600 dollars with you in the US. That's big huge pain at the end of the year if you have not collected W9's throughout the year. So what you want to do is not send out any check to an affiliate that you do not have a W9 for. Get them to do their W9 at the time you send their check. Send them an email that says "Hey I have a check for you but I need you to do this W9" attach it, have it set up an echo sign or one of the online signing services so they can sign it and get it back to you very quickly. Joey Bushnell: Brilliant thank you for that, that's great. What about running contests or sweepstakes? From a legal stand point is there anything we should know there? Alexis Neely: What I would do if you run contests or sweepstakes is I would look at a trusted site that run contests or sweepstake and see exactly what they are doing in terms of their disclaimers. This is if you don't want to hire a lawyer to help you do it. Now you are taking a risk there, that they didn't do it right but if it is a really trusted, reputable company and you know they spent a lot of money hiring a lawyer and you want to run a contest or sweepstake and you want to see what they are doing take a look at their disclaimers and know that you are going to need something just like that. Then of course if you are running it on something like Facebook there are going to be Facebook's own rules you have to comply with or your contest will be taken down. Which is different from the law. You have the law and then there's Facebook. Facebook isn't the law but if you are trying to run something on their platform then what they say goes even if it's not what the law requires. So you really need to be aware of that, whatever it is. Joey Bushnell: So if you do it on Facebook, you maybe won't get in trouble with the law but you could get banned from Facebook which isn't very nice either. Does it matter what country we are in Alexis? For example I live in the UK and let's say I violate one of the FTC's laws, and the FTC is based in America, can they still take me to court? Can I still get in trouble? Alexis Neely: You can still get in trouble, whether or not they can bring you here to enforce the trouble that you got in is a whole different question. But I don't think you want to do something that keeps you coming to the US. It's not worth it to think “I'm over here, I'm just going to violate the laws of the FTC then I just won't go to the US" because you might want to come to the US at some point. They could certainly seize bank accounts if you have any US bank accounts, it is possible they could even seize bank accounts overseas if there is a treaty with the place that you are in. If you got convicted of something here, they could seize your bank account wherever you are. If you get sued civilly or criminally and you get charged with that and the jurisdiction is here in the US because you are doing business here you could potentially have to come here to fight that. They could put that judgement against you and you are going to have to deal with that if you ever want to come to the states. Joey Bushnell: Yes, I don't want any problems, I like coming to the states! But that was a very specific example of the UK and the USA. Because all the countries have different laws around the world, do you see that one day there may be some kind of international law that applies to the internet or is that just not the case right now? Alexis Neely: I don't know, I don't have the answer to that question, but I think a lot of it depends on where we go with all of the globalization. I imagine that there certainly will be as we become more global and we are all working with each other in various places and there is no barriers to us connecting, communicating, exchanging money and doing things. I would imagine it would become even more international. Joey Bushnell: Yes, sorry to ask you an awkward question and I know that you wouldn't have known the exact answer to that but it's interesting to think about because I've always wondered how does it work, if I do something in the UK, do America's rules still apply. I guess it's best to adhere to everyone's rules to stay out of trouble! Alexis Neely: Especially when it comes to money. That is really what we are talking about here. So lets say you are from some small town in the Ukraine and you have a website that you are selling something on and you violate the FTC rules, like you don't have an earnings disclaimer for example. Is it ever going to be a problem for you? Possibly not, probably not, unless you get big enough in which case it could. You don't want to be banned from selling in the US. So why take that risk? Maybe you say “Well, I don't care, if I do maybe I'll just open up another ISP account and do it another way.” That's fine, that's not really the businesses that I work with. The businesses I work with are the businesses that are focused on helping people making a difference in the world and doing what I call “The great work” and aren't just in it for the money. I find that someone who is just in it for the money maybe doesn't care so much about having the right foundation in place because maybe for them it doesn't matter as much. Joey Bushnell: Is there anywhere we can go to read up about these laws, FTC guidelines and these types of things, do you have any recommended reading? Alexis Neely: One of the places you can go is on our website eyeswideopenlife.com, you can get our recommended advisers guide if you are looking for help with some of these issues from advisers, through to those who specifically work in serving entrepreneurs with online businesses. You can also get 3 free legal agreements on that site, one for affiliates, one for independent contractors and one as a non disclosure agreement. Joey Bushnell: You mentioned there about advisers. What sort of advisers and professional services should we make sure we look into? Things such as lawyers, accountants etc where should we be looking to get things covered? Alexis Neely: You are definitely going to want to have a lawyer that you trust working at your side if you are growing your business. That is going to be a lawyer who you can look to as more of a business adviser rather than just a document drafter. You are also going to want to have an insurance adviser, someone who is helping you make sure you have the right insurance in place. You need business insurance, personal insurance and any life insurance. I go through all of that in my LIFT foundation system program. You are also going to want to have a book keeper and possibly an outsourced CFO and definitely a tax adviser. Your book keeper needs to be someone who's not just entering data but is actually helping you create the reports that are necessary for you to analyze either by yourself or by your CFO to determine whether your business is on track to be able to grow to the degree you want it to be able to. Then your tax adviser is someone you want to meet with a couple of times a year to be able to strategize on your taxes. That is going to save you a huge amount of taxes over the lifetime of your company if you strategize with the tax advisor twice a year. Joey Bushnell: Cost wise is this something that small business owners will find affordable? Or is it something they are going to have to be expecting to pay a little bit out for? Alexis Neely: You will have to expect to pay a little bit out but the way I look at it is, you always want to build your business to where you want to be, rather than from where you are now. If you want a multimillion dollar business then you are going to be investing some money in setting up financial systems and getting business structures in place. If you want one to just make a couple hundred dollars a year you could probably just do it yourself. The key is you want to make sure you know what you can do yourself, you get educated even if you will hire people to do it and know that you hire the right people. I put together a system that makes all of that really easy. Number 1 getting educated so you get the know about what you don't know. Some people have said my program is better than an MBA for the micro business owners like us because it's very applicable to us. Once you have been educated about what you need and don't need, what you can do yourself and hire out, then we have created hiring guides. So when you are ready to hire people, you hire the right people who can do what you need. We are giving you questions to ask those people before you hire them. So you're not just calling them up and saying “Hi, how much do you cost?” Which is what a lot of people actually ask. But we give you questions to ask them that are going to really help you know is this person really the right one for you? Then we have created implementation maps that guide you step by step through making the right decisions for and implementing the strategy whether you do it yourself or hire someone to do it. Then we also have legal agreements, more than 20, so you don't have to go out and hire an attorney every time you want to put in place a legal agreement, you can just use the template agreement to do it and learn how to go through the legal agreement process so you can do it yourself as well. We have put all that into our system and that is one way you can learn how to do it and get it in place for less than a couple thousand dollars. Or you could invest tens of thousands of dollars hiring someone to do it or millions of dollars learning it the trial and error way, like I did. Joey Bushnell: Yes, ultimately it will cost but it could cost you far more if you don't do it, that is a good incentive for anyone. I just want to thank you Alexis for doing this interview with me today. Can you tell us where we can get the LIFT program and where is your website where people can find out more about you and maybe stay in touch via social media or on your newsletter? Alexis Neely: I would start with eyeswideopenlife.com that is where you will get legal agreements, resource advisers guide. Then the other place to check us out where you can see a whole talk I did on this topic is at myliftfoundation.com. When you opt in I have a 60 minute talk I did that goes through everything about getting your lift foundation set up and will tell you more about where you can get the lift foundation system. Joey Bushnell: Great, I encourage everyone to take advantage of that. Thank you so much for this interview and the offer that you have just given us to all of those great free templates and guides, it's very useful indeed so thank you once again. Alexis Neely: Of course! Thank you Joey Disclaimer: This interview is not legal advice, it is for informational and educational purposes only and you should seek the counsel of your own attorney to advise you on the specifics of your business.