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In this episode, Jamie teaches us how to handle transitions in our difficult conversations Learn More About Jamie: Hashtag Legal https://www.hashtag-legal.com/ Jamie's Podcast: Fearless Business Podcast https://fearlessbusinesspodcast.com/ Contact ANI Request A Customized Workshop For Your Company: https://www.americannegotiationinstitute.com/services/workshops/ Follow Kwame Christian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kwamechristian/ The Ultimate Negotiation Guide: https://www.americannegotiationinstitute.com/guides/ultimate-negotiation-guide/ Click here to buy your copy of How To Have Difficult Conversations About Race!: https://www.amazon.com/Have-Difficult-Conversations-About-Race/dp/1637741308/ref=pd_%5B%E2%80%A6%5Df0bc9774-7975-448b-bde1-094cab455adb&pd_rd_i=1637741308&psc=1 Click here to buy your copy of Finding Confidence in Conflict: How to Negotiate Anything and Live Your Best Life!: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Confidence-Conflict-Negotiate-Anything/dp/0578413736/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2PSW69L6ABTK&keywords=finding+confidence+in+conflict&qid=1667317257&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIwLjQyIiwicXNhIjoiMC4xNCIsInFzcCI6IjAuMjMifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=finding+confidence+in+conflic%2Caps%2C69&sr=8-1

In this episode, Jamie teaches us how to handle transitions in our difficult conversations Learn More About Jamie: Hashtag Legal https://www.hashtag-legal.com/ Jamie's Podcast: Fearless Business Podcast https://fearlessbusinesspodcast.com/ Contact ANI Request A Customized Workshop For Your Company: https://www.americannegotiationinstitute.com/services/workshops/ Follow Kwame Christian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kwamechristian/ The Ultimate Negotiation Guide: https://www.americannegotiationinstitute.com/guides/ultimate-negotiation-guide/ Click here to buy your copy of How To Have Difficult Conversations About Race!: https://www.amazon.com/Have-Difficult-Conversations-About-Race/dp/1637741308/ref=pd_%5B%E2%80%A6%5Df0bc9774-7975-448b-bde1-094cab455adb&pd_rd_i=1637741308&psc=1 Click here to buy your copy of Finding Confidence in Conflict: How to Negotiate Anything and Live Your Best Life!: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Confidence-Conflict-Negotiate-Anything/dp/0578413736/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2PSW69L6ABTK&keywords=finding+confidence+in+conflict&qid=1667317257&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIwLjQyIiwicXNhIjoiMC4xNCIsInFzcCI6IjAuMjMifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=finding+confidence+in+conflic%2Caps%2C69&sr=8-1

This week on the Nonprofit Build Up, we are recasting a conversation Nic has with Jamie Lieberman. Jamie is the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal: a “go-to” legal firm that allows business owners to be well informed about "When does a Nonprofit Need a Lawyer?" while feeling empowered to embrace what having a strong legal side can do for financial success.

In this episode of Moodally Matters with Jamie Lieberman from Hashtag Legal, we look at how to navigate the sometimes very tricky potholes of conflict management. Who better to teach us how to do that successfully than a legal mastermind with 2 decades of experience! In this episode we look at: Jamie's professional journey. What does well being mean to you? Managing your own emotions and knowing your facts. What happens in a work environment when conflict comes out of nowhere People just want to be heard, and it's disarming. How do you calm someone down when they're angry? What needs to happen on each end of the table in order for conflict management? The importance of sticking to the facts in the workplace. About Jamie: Jamie Lieberman, owner and founder of the former Hashtag Legal, has been practicing law and consulting for small businesses for over 18 years. Her unique approach and passion for protecting the legal interests of revolutionary businesses has allowed her and the Hashtag Legal firm to create a diverse and dynamic client roster. With clients covering all areas of design, intellectual property, technology, art, and the influencer space – Jamie is well versed in the struggles, potential pitfalls, and legal hangups that haunt both startups and small creative based businesses as well. Prior to founding Hashtag Legal, Jamie worked for a large, international law firm in New York City as a commercial litigator and for a Federal District Judge on both civil and criminal federal cases. Jamie also worked for an influencer network as the Director of Operations and Chief Counsel, overseeing national influencer marketing campaigns and conferences. She was also an adjunct professor at Seton Hall Law School.Jamie has a deep commitment to making legal accessible. She regularly speaks about legal matters, the art of negotiation, and the entrepreneurial topics at live events and on podcasts, including her own “the (un)business podcast” launched January 2022.

In this episode, Jamie teaches us how to handle transitions in our difficult conversations Learn More About the Online Course (Companies and Individuals) Request a Custom Workshop For Your Company   Download Your Negotiation Preparation Guide Learn More About Jamie: Hashtag Legal Jamie's Podcast: Fearless Business Podcast Connect with Kwame on LinkedIn

In this episode, Jamie teaches us how to handle transitions in our difficult conversations Learn More About the Online Course (Companies and Individuals) Request a Custom Workshop For Your Company   Download Your Negotiation Preparation Guide Learn More About Jamie: Hashtag Legal Jamie's Podcast: Fearless Business Podcast Connect with Kwame on LinkedIn

Jamie Lieberman is the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal, a law firm for growth-focused creative entrepreneurs. Jamie's goal is to eliminate the worry and exhaustion that can arise for CEO's while growing their businesses.    In this episode, Jamie talks about how you can set up the legal position of your business correctly so you can continue to thrive and some of the legal aspects you need to look at as a CEO.  In this episode, Jamie also discusses:    How she got started with law and entrepreneurship 3:03  Why you need to hire out in your business 10:18 Why you need to hire an attorney as an entrepreneur 14:04 LLC vs S Corp vs Sole Proprietor 16:39  How legal needs to change as your business grows 21:01 Trademarks and intellectual property 25:28 How you can improve the legal position of your business today 29:31 Connect with Jamie Lieberman:  Website | https://www.hashtag-legal.com/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/hashtag_legal/ LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/hashtag-legal-93b42117a/ Podcast | https://www.hashtag-legal.com/the-podcast/ Connect with Danielle: Website | https://www.kickstartaccountinginc.net/ Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/kickstartaccountinginc/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/kickstartaccounting  Twitter | https://twitter.com/KickstartAcct   Things Mentioned in Today's Episode:    Book your FREE strategy call https://www.kickstartaccountinginc.com/get-started   What is your financial health? Take the FREE Quiz Here - https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/6192948f1ab9670018ebce02

Jamie Lieberman is the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal, a law firm for growth-focused creative entrepreneurs. Jamie's goal is to eliminate the worry and exhaustion that can arise for CEO's while growing their businesses.    In this episode, Jamie talks about how you can set up the legal position of your business correctly so you can continue to thrive and some of the legal aspects you need to look at as a CEO.  In this episode, Jamie also discusses:    How she got started with law and entrepreneurship 3:03  Why you need to hire out in your business 10:18 Why you need to hire an attorney as an entrepreneur 14:04 LLC vs S Corp vs Sole Proprietor 16:39  How legal needs to change as your business grows 21:01 Trademarks and intellectual property 25:28 How you can improve the legal position of your business today 29:31 Connect with Jamie Lieberman:  Website | https://www.hashtag-legal.com/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/hashtag_legal/ LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/hashtag-legal-93b42117a/ Podcast | https://www.hashtag-legal.com/the-podcast/ Connect with Danielle: Website | https://www.kickstartaccountinginc.net/ Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/kickstartaccountinginc/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/kickstartaccounting  Twitter | https://twitter.com/KickstartAcct   Things Mentioned in Today's Episode:    Book your FREE strategy call https://www.kickstartaccountinginc.com/get-started   What is your financial health? Take the FREE Quiz Here - https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/6192948f1ab9670018ebce02

Jamie Lieberman, the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal, is here today to share her expertise on the legal side of having a blog. Hashtag Legal is a law firm that works with business owners in the online space and provides legal services for bloggers.  Jamie shares the three things that she recommends a beginner blogger have in place to protect themselves, thinking about your blog as a business vs. a hobby, LLCs, trademarks, naming your blog, copyright law, what to do if someone copies your blog post, and the things to have in place legally when setting up your website (privacy polices, disclaimers, disclosures, etc.) Jamie is a wealth of knowledge and shares so much valuable information that can help us all. Tune in to hear everything she has to share. Check out the show notes (link below) for links and resources mentioned in this episode! Thanks for listening! Connect with us on Instagram: @sparkmediaconcepts If you need questions answered before you start your blog, check out The Blog Depot, an online course and membership community! SHOW NOTES: www.sparkmediaconcepts.com/episode29

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When you reach a certain degree of success in your journey as a founder, it's important that you focus on rebranding yourself as a CEO. This will allow you to take your business to the next level! In this week's episode, Jamie Lieberman, founder, and CEO of Hashtag Legal, shares what she has learned as one of the few lawyers working in the entrepreneurial space.About Jamie Lieberman:Jamie is an accomplished lawyer and an entrepreneur. She founded Hashtag Legal to fill a gap that she noticed in the digital business world. Jamie is driven by her desire to serve her clients in the most meaningful way possible, and she always aims to leave things better than she found them.Episode highlights: By really listening to the issues that your customers/clients are experiencing, you will be able to respond in the most impactful way because you will understand exactly what they are experiencing. (06:22) Hiring the right people and finding a community will help you deal with the loneliness and fear of being an entrepreneur. (11:20) Building and running a business is a marathon, not a sprint. Don't rush any part of the process, and ensure that you build strong foundations from a legal, data, analytics, and people perspective. These will set you up for success from the early days, and will help you avoid making mistakes in the future. (13:28) To take your business Beyond 8 Figures (and be a guest on Beyond 8 Figures), you need to stop thinking of yourself as a founder and start thinking of yourself as a CEO. One of the most valuable things you can do as a CEO is to learn to delegate. (18:58) Jamie defines success as leaving things better than you found them. We agree with her; your entrepreneurial journey should be about helping others in some way, and this mindset will allow you to be more empathetic towards your clients. (24:18) Jamie's best advice for entrepreneurs:“You need to reassess your role as founder, and stop thinking of yourself as someone who has just created something that is happily moving along, to reframe your brand as CEO.” (20:34) Once your business is up and running, it's important that you step into the role of CEO, which requires you to think and act differently than you did when you were a founder.Connect with Jamie: LinkedIn Instagram Website Follow Beyond 8 Figures: LinkedIn Twitter Website

As a content creator, there's a bunch of milestones. The first blog post you publish is huge. The first time you place ads on your site? Amazing. Finally going full time as a content creator...WOW. Then, there's the first time you land your dream sponsored content gig! Congratulations!! ...Now what? In this session from the Mediavine Influencers Conference in Austin back in 2019, attorney Jamie Lieberman of Hashtag Legal LLC gives tips to negotiate the best deal you can get, the terms of the contract you should include and what you should look out for when reading a contract. Jamie's a treasure trove on knowledge being in the business for over 15 years: you don't want to miss it! Helpful Resources Hashtag LegalNegotiating ContractsThe Art of Negotiating | Mediavine Summer of LiveGetting Legit with Legal | Designed for the Creative Mind https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77gPtobP4N4 Transcript MUSIC PLAYING: I just feel so good, good good. Just feel so good, good, good. Just feel so good. JAMIE LIEBERMAN: Y'all just had drinks. Come on. I think it's suspect that the lawyer has to talk after the drinks. I get it, it's not as exciting. We're going to do our best. So, today, we're going to talk about covering your assets. And we're specifically going to talk about sponsored content. And I'm going to talk about it from start to finish. So let me tell you about me. So I am Jamie Lieberman. I've been a lawyer for about 15 years. I run #Legal, which is, like they said, a full-service law firm. We are dedicated to making legal accessible. We work with entrepreneurs. We work with influencer marketing professionals. We work with creatives, content creators. The thread that sort of binds all of our clients is there aren't a lot of lawyers out there who speak that language. And so that is really our goal. There we go. So we're going to talk about contracts. And pretty much instantly, everyone went to sleep, right? We're going to make this as interesting as I possibly can. There's going to be some technical stuff that we talk about. I'm going to leave space for questions, because in a really weird turn of events, people always have questions for the lawyer. So if you do have questions, I will happily take them and answer them as best as I can. Although, famously, I like to answer questions with, it depends, if anyone has ever heard me speak. So I will do my best not to use that answer, but I might. You'll have to forgive me. So I want to talk about contracts from start to finish. I want to talk about the sponsored content deal. So the last time I stood on a Mediavine stage, I talked all about negotiation. And this is a really powerful topic, one that I love more than anything. I love to negotiate. And so I definitely say-- I know all the talks are up on YouTube. I'm not going to spend a lot of time talking about negotiation, but I feel like it's something worth touching on. If you want to go in-depth about negotiation, go to the Mediavine YouTube channel. My whole talk is up there. I have a whole framework. And I am going to offer you guys a chance to download my negotiation framework so you can see it. But a couple points I want to touch on before we get to the actual contract part of this talk. So the most important part of negotiation, and this will help you in your contracts, is research. So the thing that you have to pay the most attention to before you literally do anything-- I mean, before you make a phone call, because we're all going to be making phone calls after this. I know. It's OK. You're going to do it. It's going to-- yes, you are. Yes, you are. Now I know you, and now I'm going to find you. We're going to make some phone calls. So research is our first thing that we want to do. And that can be done in so many different ways. One, you all know each other. We kind of live on the internet, right? So talk to your friends. See what they've done.

While there is no single method for protecting yourself and your business from legal trouble, a Swiss cheese defence—multiple layers of protection that work together—is a solid approach you can rely on. Jamie Lieberman of Hashtag Legal shares her experience helping entrepreneurs with the protections they need to safely run their businesses. In this episode we learn: - how to disclaim responsibility and limit liability when trades are hired by the client - becoming a general contractor may be a way to remain compliant with local laws - it's smart to have excellent business insurance - before you get hit with a lawsuit, you will have an opportunity to agree on a solution - a lawyer can be instrumental in pre-litigation - do not use text messaging for client communication It's time to take control of your business. Become a member of Business of Design®, today: https://businessofdesign.com/?ref=2&campaign=podcast

Hey, y'all, welcome back to the podcast. As creatives, we sometimes don't think about the legalities of owning a business, but it is so important to have all of your legal basis covered. Today my guest is Jamie Lieberman. She has been a practicing lawyer for 16 years and is the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal. In this episode, Jamie and I chat about the art of negotiation and when is the right time to contact an attorney for your business. Learn more about Jamie by visiting www.hashtag-legal.com and go listen to her new podcast, the (un)business podcast.   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hashtag_legal/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/hashtaglegallc  YouTube - @jamieliebermanrocks   Thank you to our sponsors for their support!  Satanoff Insurance is focused on client connections and customized coverage … Be sure to tell them we sent you!  Foyr Interior Design Software helps you create 3D floor plans & Interior Designs … Check them out!  To stay in touch with Michelle, please follow her on Instagram and join our Free Facebook Community! Have ideas or suggestions or want to be considered as a guest on the show?  Email me!

Hey, y'all, welcome back to the podcast. As creatives, we sometimes don't think about the legalities of owning a business, but it is so important to have all of your legal basis covered.   Today my guest is Jamie Lieberman. She has been a practicing lawyer for 16 years and is the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal. In this episode, Jamie and I chat about the art of negotiation and when is the right time to contact an attorney for your business.   Learn more about Jamie by visiting www.hashtag-legal.com and go listen to her new podcast, the (un)business podcast.   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hashtag_legal/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/hashtaglegallc  YouTube - @jamieliebermanrocks       Thank you to our sponsors for their support!  Satanoff Insurance is focused on client connections and customized coverage … Be sure to tell them we sent you!  Foyr Interior Design Software helps you create 3D floor plans & Interior Designs … Check them out!  To stay in touch with Michelle, please follow her on Instagram and join our Free Facebook Community!   Have ideas or suggestions or want to be considered as a guest on the show?  Email me!

This week on the Nonprofit Build Up, Nic is speaking with Jamie Lieberman. Jamie is the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal: a "go-to" legal firm that allows business owners to be well informed about next steps, while feeling empowered to embrace what having a strong legal side can do for financial success.Jamie has a deep commitment to making legal accessible and regularly speaks about these matters, the art of negotiation, and entrepreneurial topics at leading industry events such as Alt Summit, Podcast Movement, and FinCon and as an expert source for media like Digiday, Business Insider and Forbes.As an experienced entrepreneur and practicing lawyer for over 15 years, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization's growth.

Figuring out how to negotiate with kids is something I think we can take our business experience to help us work with our kids to find the best solution. Today's guest is Jamie Lieberman -- she is the Owner and Founder of Hashtag Legal. She's one of my favorites to look to about negotiating tips. Find her on Instagram and she has an upcoming podcast all about business too! Big thanks to our sponsor Family Routines if you're looking to get into a good routine, so you've got "more of you" to use negotiating with your kids it's the course for you! In this episode We talk about the tips for negotiating for business. Learning to understand our kid's interests and balancing them with our own. Balancing the give and take and having an agreement. Other things that might interest you Logical consequences for teens. Producer: Drew Erickson

I sit down for a Zoom chat with my closest business owner friends to record our 2nd annual Friendsgiving episode. Join Amanda Berlin, Carol Cox, Hilary Hendershott, Jamie Lieberman, LuAnn Nigara, Jessica Rodriguez, Vita Vygovska, and me around the virtual Friendsgiving table as we indulge in a friendly conversation about all things business and different perspectives and experiences come into play.  What You'll Discover In This Episode: ✔ Lessons Learned From Challenges & Triumphs In Our Businesses ✔ How We Navigated Mindset Shifts ✔ Insights In Insurance, Accountability, & Delegating ✔ What We're Most Grateful For Closing Out 2021 ✔ The Necessary Business Skill That Cannot Be Taught ✔ So Much More! To access resources and links from this episode, click on https://AmberDeLaGarza.com/218. P.S. You're invited! Discover how to achieve any business goal you set with my proven formula to get your goals to the finish line and make your big dreams your reality because… you and your business deserve it! Claim your FREE spot for my Full Speed Ahead Masterclass!

In this episode, learn from Jamie Lieberman on protecting your business legally as an entrepreneur.What we chat about in this episode?-What legal issues are relevant to your business-Business formations, intellectual property,  contracts and website terms/privacy-How to not get overwhelmed with the legal side of businessAbout Jamie:Jamie Lieberman, owner and founder of Hashtag Legal has been a practicing lawyer for 15 years. As an experienced entrepreneur, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization's growth. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services and e-commerce. She has a deep commitment to making legal accessible and regularly speaks about legal matters, the art of negotiation and entrepreneurial topics at leading industry events such as Alt Summit, Podcast Movement, and FinCon and as an expert source for media like Digiday, Business Insider and Forbes.Connect with Jamie:IG:  @hashtag_legalNegotiation guide: https://www.hashtag-legal.com/negotiationCopyright guide: https://www.hashtag-legal.com/ip TEXT HOLLY: https://bit.ly/TextHollyGrab the Planner and New Power Pack Bundle - https://www.hollymariehaynes.com/plannerJoin the Crush the Rush Community -www.facebook.com/groups/crushtherushI hope these tips help! Keep in touch! Leave me a message at hollymariehaynes.com or instagram.com/holly_marie_haynes

So you're thinking of getting into e-commerce and asking yourself, "Where should I start?" There are many layers to starting an online shop: choosing a platform, legal issues, finding your niche and so much more. Today, we've brought in an expert. Lizz Porter from More Than Thursdays & Pew Pew Lasercraft joins Jenny Guy, our Senior Director of Marketing, in a conversation on how your passions can turn into products. Hear Lizz's story about how she applied her skills from blogging and product creation to running a successful Etsy business. As always, remember you can not only listen to the podcast but watch the accompanying Youtube video and read the transcript below! Helpful Resources Pew Pew LasercraftMore Than ThursdaysAn Interview with Jamie Lieberman of Hashtag LegalLizz's S'mores SticksRunning an Effective Mastermind... | Summer of Live 2020Everything VA | Teal Talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kODVC16qVr4 Transcript JENNY GUY: It is Thursday, January 28th, which means it's time for Mediavine's Teal Talk, the show about the business of content creation. I'm Jenny Guy, here as always, as your host. And I know I always say this, but hosting the show is truly one of my favorite parts of this job. Partially, because it requires me to actually put on makeup and wear a normal shirt and know the date and be a real person twice a month, which is-- it's very rare. But I do have to know those things. But mainly, this is the bigger part, because it gives me the opportunity to chat with some really incredible and inspiring people in the content creation industry. I learn so much from our guests and from you guys in the audience, every single episode. So thank you for being awesome. I'm very grateful that this is what we get to do. On today's topic, while a lot of things have gone away over the past 11 months, I've been talking with Lizz about that, right before, my guest today. One thing that has definitely stayed around is our ability to buy things. And while the economy and everything in that realm is grateful for this fact, my personal bank account is not. I don't know if I am the only one who is shopping more than ever now, because it's one of the only normal things that we can actually do, I feel the need to internet shop constantly. But I made a really concerted effort during the last holiday to shop small. Etsy, local businesses, there are so very many talented makers in the world. So I wanted to ask everybody out in our audience, say hi, and tell us, what are you currently purchasing? What are you buying? Do you have a favorite small business or product line that you're loving these days? And bonus points if it is a Content Creator blogger turned product maker. Please tell us in the comments. We would love to hear all about it. And if you have questions for myself or my guest, who I'm about to introduce, please post them there, as well. For example, I-- these earrings that I'm wearing are a custom design from our fantastic guest today. Her name is Lizz Porter. Her product business is Pew Pew Lasercraft, which makes me giggle every time I say it. And she knows firsthand that physical products can be a very lucrative revenue stream. She is here to share all her tips and tricks so that you can explore branching out with making your own products in 2021. So let's meet her. Lizz has been a maker since before that was a thing, going back to her Girl Scout days. Blogging at More Than Thursday since 2005, she expanded into a product based business in 2018, when she launched Pew Pew Lasercraft. Got to do it. An accessory and a company for those who don't take life too seriously. Lizz, thank you so much for joining us today. LIZZ PORTER: Thanks for having me. I'm super excited to be here. JENNY GUY: And we're excited to have you. Where are you joining us from? LIZZ PORTER: I am in Northern California. So I am smack in between Sacramento and Reno. So like,

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Today's guest has found a way to marry her knowledge of the law with her experience working with influencers to create Hashtag Legal, a law firm dedicated to helping businesses succeed in a digital world. As technology created new opportunities for business owners, the legal industry did not keep up with the times. Hashtag Legal […] The post OTS Encore 051: The Riches are in the Niches – Jamie Lieberman appeared first on Robbie Samuels.

Today's guest has found a way to marry her knowledge of the law with her experience working with influencers to create Hashtag Legal, a law firm dedicated to helping businesses succeed in a digital world. As technology created new opportunities for business owners, the legal industry did not keep up with the times. Hashtag Legal fills that void. Their clients are influencer networks, CEOs of digital empires, online entrepreneurs, creatives, and small business owners. Previously, she was Director of Operations and Chief Counsel at Type-A Parent, the world's premier conference, influencer network and community for mom bloggers, dad bloggers, and the marketers who want to connect with them. She has been a practicing lawyer for over 10 years and has worked for a large, international law firm in New York City on complex commercial matters and for a Federal District Judge on both civil and criminal federal cases.  She is also an adjunct professor at Seton Hall Law School. Please join me in welcoming Jamie Lieberman. In this episode we discuss: how she defines leadership: “Surrounding yourself with people who do things better than you & being able to bring the best in them out.” the benefits of being the only lawyer in the room the important step to take before launching a business, especially a niche within a traditional industry building a team to complement your strengths and shore up your weaknesses her conference strategy to make great connections before, during, and even after the event Listen, subscribe and read show notes at www.OnTheSchmooze.com.

Whatever business you're in, negotiation is a critical piece. In this episode, we talk about what negotiation is and what it isn't... it's NOT bargaining back and fourth about price.  It's so much more. It's about expectations, relationships, PEOPLE, and setting things up for success. And it's understanding your worth in the process.  Jamie Lieberman is a revolutionary industry leader and founder of Hashtag Legal. She knows what it is like to set your own course, go against industry norms, and be a true leader in a field that didn't exist a few years ago. Jamie and the Hashtag Legal team have guided thousands of legal clients through their own entrepreneurial journeys.  Learn more about Jamie and Hashtag Legal HERE! ------------------- Doors to ELEVATE are open!  ELEVATE is a monthly membership for women who want to align their work with their legacy, and create more impact and fulfillment....  

We're doing a deep dive into the subject of asking for help.  That's a BIG question that comes up during our LIVE events all the time.  That makes sense though.  When people start to get clear on goals and dreams… they're often struck with the realization they can't do it alone.  We all know that if we want to accomplish BIG things… we can't fly solo.  BUT… asking for help can be hard.  So that's why we're going after this REALLY IMPORTANT SUBJECT!  And… since it's a part of our “Dream Together” series… we're keeping it to just about 15 minutes.  So let's get to it!   RESOURCES: RELATED DREAM THINK DO EPISODES: JT Fox - Scoring Your Dream Job: https://mitchmatthews.com/jt-fox-scoring-dream-job Mitch Matthews - 3 Keys to Meeting NEW People: www.mitchmatthews.com/198 Jamie Lieberman - HashTag Legal www.mitchmatthews.com/122  Erin Rollenhagen - Be Strong and Authentic: https://mitchmatthews.com/253 Sheri Salata - Finding LOVE for Life Again:  https://mitchmatthews.com/312   EPISODE MINUTE BY MINUTE: 0:21 What to expect today 1:10 How do I ask for help? 2:20 Strategy One: Be ready for it to feel different 5:30 Strategy Two: Be open 6:17 Strategy Three: Don't be selfish 9:05 Strategy Four: Be real 9:33 Strategy Five: Be kind 10:15 Strategy Six: Be honoring 13:47 Strategy Seven: Keep it simple 15:05 Strategy Eight: Be grateful 16:15 Strategy Nine: What did you hear and what will you do about it? THE EPISODE - WORD FOR WORD: All right. Hello and welcome Dream. Think. Doer to episode 318. That's right, this is another in our Dream Together Series. These are special episodes to get you specific strategies in 15 minutes or less. And this is all about helping those folks that are going after dreams, specifically, a little bit more specifically, those folks that are now using our Dream Together app. It's been absolutely amazing to see this thing start to reach people around the world. Dream. Think. Doers and others are starting to use the app to dream together, but we've had questions come in, right? And I love this. I love that we're getting to respond to this, but what we wanted to do is go after some of the most common questions with this Dream Together Series. And in this particular episode, we're going to go after specific strategies to answer the question, "How do I ask for help?" So whether you're using Dream Together or not, I'm guessing that if you're listening to this, you are Dream. Think. Doer. You are going after dreams. And here's the deal, something that I've learned, I'll bet it's something that you've learned. That when we go after dreams, when we pursue dreams, when we are trying to grow something, we eventually have to realize at some point, we're going to need some help. We can't do it on our own. Listen, I know you are a wildly talented, amazing individual, but if we're going to grow something that's bigger than ourselves, we have to ask for help, right? In this episode, I'm going to get you some quick tips, thoughts, strategies, even dare I say, musings. All of which, each one of these, I could go probably 45 minutes to an hour on, but I'm going to try to get these tips strategies to you in two minutes or less, to get an all total of 15 minutes or less on this episode, we'll see how we do. But the whole goal is to get you what you need so that you can truly get out there and go after and achieve more of your dreams and goals. All right?  So let's get after this.    NUMBER ONE: BE READY FOR IT TO FEEL DIFFERENT:  Be ready for it to feel different.  Listen, if you are a highly successful person, you're an achiever, there's a good chance that you know you need to ask for help, but it may not in fact be what is your norm, right? It might feel like there's some dissonance when you go to do it. You'll like this. Recently I came across some information that may sound tangential, but I believe it relates. And that is we learn to communicate in two different ways. One is called formulaic language theory. You'll be able to amaze your friends at dinner parties with this. Now formulaic language theory is something that our brain loves to do. It's where we start to use formulas for communicating. There's a good chance that when you walk into a store and somebody says, "Can I help you?" you say, "No, thank you. Just looking." That's formulaic. That's where our brain starts to use these patterns so that we don't have to think as much. Now the challenge with formulaic language thinking or theory, is that this starts to actually have an impact on all of our relationships. Maybe you have a good friend. Maybe you are in a long-term relationship, maybe your spouse, you start to move into formulaic language theories. Maybe dinner starts to sound pretty similar every night. Maybe those phone calls start to sound pretty similar every day. That is formulaic language theory. Your brain is trying to get you to use patterns, so it doesn't have to think as much. Now here's the thing. The opposite of that is something called generative language theory. Now it feels different, as you can imagine. But that is where we treat each individual as an individual, each conversation as something to discover, something to engage in. And it's one of those things that, to be perfectly honest, our brain can rail against a little bit, because it takes more energy. But at the same time, that's where the magic happens, isn't it? If we treat a conversation with an individual, whether it's our spouse, a good friend, or even somebody at the store, sometimes we can uncover some of the most amazing conversations, right? I don't know about you, but I've had amazing conversations with people standing at a cash register, just because I was in the moment and stayed with it, right? That generative language theory. Now, again, when you start to move into this, your brain rails against it, because it's going against the patterns that you've learned are efficient and all of those things, right? So in the same way that when we start to ask for help, our brain may in fact rail against that because it steps outside our norm. So just because it starts to feel uncomfortable, doesn't mean that it's wrong, right? It just means that it's new. Okay, so formulaic language theory versus generative language theory. How about that for a little bit of science? Okay. That's a little heady, but the rest of these I think are going to go faster and a little bit smoother. But hopefully that helps to just help you to know that when we go to do this, it might feel a little weird, it might be a little new, but that doesn't mean it's wrong, okay? Now that leads us to number two…   NUMBER TWO: BE OPEN which is be open. And that's exactly what we've been talking about. Sometimes when we try something new, as in asking for help, it's going to feel different. And sometimes different feels wrong, right? Our brain is trying to process that as, "Wait, this feels different. This feels uncomfortable," right? But as we start to grow, as we start to move forward, as we start to go after those things that are bigger than ourselves, we have to know we are growing. And a lot of growing means that we're going to experience new things. And a lot of new things means that it's going to feel different. And what we need to do is we need to be open to saying that different isn't bad, different is new, and I'm going to learn from that. Okay. So be open. The next one might surprise you.    NUMBER THREE: DON'T BE SELFISH Now here's the thing. I used to think that it was selfish to ask for help, right? "Oh gosh, I'm going to be a burden. That's just selfish to ask somebody for help." But over the years, as we've done Big Dream gatherings around the country, as I've worked with my coaching clients one-on-one, as I've thought about my own life, my own business. When I look back, I realized that it's not selfish to ask for help. It's selfish to not ask for help. Because I believe that when you need help, that means you're kind of walking around with a puzzle piece. And you may not in fact know, if you've ever put a puzzle together, you know how satisfying it is. There's those moments where you've got that puzzle piece and you're like, "This doesn't fit anywhere," right? You're about ready to give up, but then you find that locking piece, that piece that fits. And you're like, "Oh," the satisfaction that comes, right? So often when we're walking around needing help, it's like we're walking around with a puzzle piece. And that also means that somebody else has a puzzle piece that needs to lock in with yours. I'll give you an example of this. One of my businesses is we help coaches around the world; life coaches, success coaches. And what's amazing about this is that I could not do this alone. I have a business partner in this. His name is David Nadler. I should have him on the show. He's one of my great friends. He's an incredible strategist. He's amazing. Now what's amazing about David is that his skill sets are wildly different than mine. He doesn't want to do what I do. I don't want to do what he does. But we, years ago, were two people walking around with puzzle pieces, right? And I actually almost wanted to hide my puzzle piece, because some of the things that I couldn't do, I was embarrassed about. But David at the same time, was walking around with his puzzle piece and realizing the things that he wanted to do, he was needing somebody else to partner with him. And he was a little embarrassed about that too. But boy, boom, when our puzzle pieces connected, when we were able to experiment and grow and learn from each other and try things, some things went down in flames; I can tell you ugly, messy flames, but some things have hit. And it's allowed us to reach people around the world to sell coaching programs and training and all of those things to thousands of people around the world, and more importantly, connect with great people, help great people to make more impact, all of those things. We couldn't have done it. If we'd been hiding our puzzle pieces, we only did it because we let those puzzle pieces show brightly. So don't be selfish. Don't hide your puzzle piece, right? Recognize you need some help, but realize that when you find that locking puzzle piece, you're going to be helping somebody else walk out their dreams, walk out their goals, right? So that's number three. NUMBER FOUR: BE REAL Be real. And what I mean by that is, you need to admit you need help.  As a recovering perfectionist… this is so hard. I know for me, it is so hard sometimes, because we want to feel like we got it all together. We want to feel like we're in control. We want to feel like we've got it covered, right? But we have to be real. We have to admit to ourselves and to others that we need help. And confession, confession is good for the soul, right? NUMBER FIVE: BE KIND  As you ask for help, be kind. I love this quote on kindness that I found from Eric Hoffer, he's an American philosopher, and author. And he said,  "Kindness can become its own motive. We are made kind by being kind."  How awesome is that, right? He had another quote on the same subject and he talked about the juxtaposition, the opposite of that. He said,  "Rudeness is a weak man's imitation of strength."  So let's be kind. As we ask for help, let's be kind. Which also leads us to number six, which is be honoring,  NUMBER SIX: BE HONORING So, as we think about who might we ask for help, maybe we need insight. Maybe we need perspective. Maybe we need experience. Maybe we need wisdom.  As you start to think about those people that may in fact, have some help for you, ask yourself, "Is this someone that makes their living from the area that I need help in?"  And if it is, that's okay. Offer to pay them.  Offer to pay them. Don't expect them to give it away. There's a good chance they have worked hard to learn the knowledge and the wisdom that they've achieved. So if they make their money from where you need help, then offer to pay them. Here's a good rule of thumb. If you're tempted to send an email or a message asking to pick someone's brain, I just did air quotes. "Can I pick your brain?" ask yourself, does this person's job, does the work the way they make money, the way that they get paid, is it in relationship to the information I'm asking for? And if so, just offer to pay them for it. Now some of you might be like, "But I don't have much money."  Okay. And that's just fine, right? And if you're in those shoes, say, "Hey, if you make money from this, I want to honor that. I don't have a lot of money right now, but I would love a little bit of time just to run the idea past you." Just even asking 15 minutes. But at the very least, maybe even offer to pay them for 15 minutes. Now there's a good chance that they will say, "Now, let's meet." There's a lot of people that if in fact they make money from where you're needing help, they will have a way for you to get a little bit of that help without having to pay. I know for me, as I do my coaching sessions and work with coaching clients, I always do a complimentary session on the front end. Because I want people to know what it's like to work with me, and I want to get to know them, see if we're a good fit. I know that Jamie Lieberman, as an example, she is an attorney that I've interviewed for Dream. Think. Do. I have sent countless entrepreneurs to her. She specializes in working with online entrepreneurs. Jamie Lieberman, as an attorney, she gets paid for this information. She will do an introductory session with someone, get to know them a little bit, spend some time with them to get to know what their needs are. And then to be able to offer a little bit of information and then obviously, if she can help in some way where she gets paid, then she'll walk you through that. So that's something to be able to speak to that, to honor that. At the same time, if they don't make money from what it is you're asking for help on, still honor them. You might offer it to buy a cup of coffee, take them to lunch. Now I know in our current pandemic scenario, that's a little bit hard to do, or it might be somebody on the other side of the planet. You can still do it though. I just recently was asked, "Hey, could I pick your brain?" It was somebody that had been a guest on Dream. Think. Do. I loved their story, all of that. And they said, "Hey, I'd love to buy you coffee." And I'm like, "Okay, well you live on the other side of the planet. How are we going to do that?" And he said, "Uber Eats, I will send you a cup of coffee over Uber Eats, and we can have a Zoom call." Now, it was awesome. It's one of those things where I didn't expect that, but that was honoring. And I did, I took him up on it, because you guys know I love coffee. And it's just a great way to be able to say, "Hey, I want to honor your time," right? So that's number six, honor them. NUMBER SEVEN: KEEP IT SIMPLE  Letting people know, "Hey, I need your help," and be able to speak to it.  To be able to say, "Hey, I can keep this short." And also let them know you have no expectations. Don't expect anything, especially before you have that conversation. But here's what I'd suggest is, when you do connect, just let them know what you're working on and then just see if it resonates with them. That's what I like to do, is the only expectation is a couple of minutes to let you know what I'm working on, and then let's just see if it resonates. And if it does, then we can talk about the possibilities of working together on it. And if it doesn't, no harm, no foul. I love you. We're all good, right? That's powerful. Now I will point to an extra tip here. This comes from JT Fox and my conversation with JT in episode 41. You can check it out at www.Mitchmatthews.com/041. JT used this strategy to get his dream job. He worked his way through a company that was his dream company and met and connected with a number of people. And one of the questions he always asked at the end of these conversations, whether the person was able to help him or not, one of the questions he always asked was, "Hey, whether you can help or not, who would you suggest? Who else should I be talking with?" Powerful question. That's the golden question, right? NUMBER EIGHT: BE GRATEFUL Be grateful. Say thank you. Be a blessing, right? If that person says yes and they help you, wonderful. If that person says, "No, I don't have time," still be grateful. Say thank you, right? I always say, my goal is that when someone thinks of me, my hope is that I've done something to bless them, so a smile comes to their face. That may sound cheesy. I don't know, but that's a good rule of thumb. And it winds up helping you to be more of a blessing as you walk around. And that's never a bad thing, right? So those are some of the strategies that I want you to be able to think through. But here's the thing. What I want to do is we're going to wrap up with two last questions. Those questions are, as you think about the things that we talked about today, the things that we covered today, let's just walk through them. Be ready for it to feel different, to be open, don't be selfish, be real, be kind, be honoring, keep it simple and be grateful. LAST TWO QUESTIONS: As you think about those things, going to leave you with two last questions.  The question are:  What did you hear?  What do you want to do as the result? As I spoke, as I talked into your ear, as I whispered to you, what's something that stood out to you? What's something that's going to stick with you? And then to follow that up and say, what's something specific you're going to do with that information? What did you hear today, as you listened to this episode? And what's something specific, what's some small but significant action that you can take to move forward on that idea? All right. Those are the things I want to leave you with. And I will say, as we wrap this up, this whole episode is about asking for help. So of course I want to ask you for help. You're a Dream. Think. Doer. We're in this together. So I've got some specific areas where I need help as well. So hopefully, it's okay. I'm going to ask. And that is hey, if you could help us out with the podcast, I would so love that. And that means that if you haven't left a review, wherever you listen to this podcast, please do. Every review counts. I read every review. It's a blessing. It helps us to grow the podcast. It helps us reach new people. If you haven't already, hit subscribe so you never miss an episode. We've got more of these Dream Together Series coming your way. And also, please share this with a friend. If you know somebody that's working on something and they need that boost to go after the dream, to ask for help as they do, please share this with them, because that makes all the difference. I can tell you that it's always amazing, it's always amazing when we get some help from a Dream. Think. Doer out there. I'm so grateful for you. And I'm so grateful that we're on this journey. I'm so grateful for your help along the way. And I'm so glad that we're in this together. All right. So I will admit, I went a little over the 15 minutes. Hopefully you've got grace for me there, but I'm hoping that also something stuck with you today, because I know you're growing something. I know you're going after it. And as you do, you're going to need help. But know that as you ask for that help, there's a very good chance the person you ask for it, the people that you involve, they're going to be able to walk out some part of their dream as they do as well. So don't be selfish. Share that dream. Let's make it happen, all right? Hey, I'll tell you what. We've got some more of this series. We've got some great interviews coming your way, so stay tuned for those. But until we connect again, keep bringing your awesome, because the world, it needs more of it. Talk soon. I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!: Leave a comment and let me know what's something that stood out to you from these EIGHT?  Just as importantly… what would you add to the list? I can't wait to hear from you!

Hey Mamas! Welcome back to the so you had a baby podcast, I am your host Krista and this is episode 48. This week I decided to do a throwback to episode 18 With the wonderful Mary Clavieres that originally aired on May 20th 2019. I just adore her. She is such an incredible and inspiring woman. If you don't already know She is the founder of Brief Transitions - postpartum mesh underwear for women after childbirth and surgeries, Something wish had after giving birth to my daughter and now share with every pregnant woman I know. She is the founder of The transitions collective and she also is the co-host for the Fearless business podcast with our other fellow guest - Jamie Lieberman! Nikki and I had such a great time talking with her and I know you'll enjoy listening and learning all about her as well. Enjoy Be sure to follow Mary on all of her social accounts! Links to social media: Thank you for listening to this episode! If you're liking what you hear, please RATE, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE! We'd love to hear from you! WHAT'S NEW?: AD: Hey mamas, before I jump onto the episode I want to take a moment to let you know that I have a website at www.soyouhadababypod.com and if you haven't yet, go take a minute to check it out. I have a blog highlighting each of my incredible guests and their businesses, and a resources page that has links to some of my favorite products as well links to favorite products shared by guests in various episodes. I am constantly updating the page so be sure to check in often! As always, sending you all love and empowerment in this wonderful journey we call motherhood! - I am always here to connect with you and chat! Feel free to reach out to me on the social media platforms listed below! --- CONNECT WITH ME - INSTAGRAM @soyouhadababypodcast - WEBSITE www.soyouhadababypod.com - SHOW NOTES/RESOURCES www.soyouhadababypod.com/resources/ --- Music: Fredji - Happy Life (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: youtu.be/KzQiRABVARk --- With love & support, Krista --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soyouhadababypodcast/support

How much do you know about the legal side of your business?   This is something that most online businesses owners avoid simply because it can be incredibly complicated.   In this episode, I am talking with my very own lawyer!  Jamie Lieberman from Hashtag Legal is talking with me about the financial rewards and potential legal risks that can come with being a creator, an innovator and an entrepreneur.   This is such an important conversation because it will help you to understand how and why you need to build a strong legal foundation for your business. Jamie is even sharing her free Copyright Resource Guide with us!   Tune in to hear why creatives don’t usually want to deal with lawyers, what policies you need on your website and more!   Resources Mentioned:  Free Copyright Resource Guide Follow Hashtag Legal on Instagram Subscribe to Jamie's Youtube Channel Like Hashtag Legal on Facebook Email Jamie: info@hashtag-legal.com FREE Digital Product Toolbox I would love to connect on Facebook or Instagram! Show notes available at www.monicafroese.com/7

Learn how to avoid copyright infringement when using stock photography with our guest Jamie Lieberman, owner and founder of Hashtag Legal. Jamie has been a practicing lawyer for 15 years. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services, and e-commerce. Five things you’ll learn from this episode:Understanding what a license to use a photo isThe pitfalls of using stock photographyHow to create policies that prevent cease and desist letters surrounding stock photo photographyHow to respond if you receive a cease and desist letter for using copyrighted photographyBest practices when using stock photography and other creative elementsQuotables“If you’re asking someone to create work on your behalf, you also have to make sure you’re getting the rights to the work being done.” -Jamie Lieberman, @hashtaglegalllc“It’s important to have an understanding not only of, ‘I just bought this stock photo and I’m going to use it,’ but also, ‘what does the license allow me to do?’” -Jamie Lieberman, @hashtaglegalllc“If you get a cease and desist letter, the first piece of information and advice I have is don’t ignore it.” -Jamie Lieberman, @hashtaglegalllc“The better you keep your records, the better chance you have to mitigate any copyright damages.” -Jamie Lieberman, @hashtaglegalllcAbout Jamie LiebermanJamie Lieberman, owner and founder of Hashtag Legal, has been a practicing lawyer for 15 years. As an experienced entrepreneur, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization’s growth. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services, and e-commerce. She has a deep commitment to making legal photography accessible and regularly speaks about legal matters, the art of negotiation, and entrepreneurial topics at leading industry events like Alt Summit, Podcast Movement, and FinCon and as an expert source for media like Digiday and Forbes. You can also catch her as a co-host on The FearLess Business Podcast.Jamie’s contact info and resources:Website: hashtag-legal.com/ontopofprHashtag Legal’s Instagram: instagram.com/hashtag_legal/Jamie’s LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jamie-lieberman-8618b54/Additional Resources:Axia Public Relations: https://www.axiapr.com/ Presented by: ReviewMaxer, the platform for monitoring, improving, and promoting online customer reviews.About your host Jason MuddOn Top of PR host, Jason Mudd, is a trusted adviser and dynamic strategist for some of America’s most admired brands and fastest-growing companies. Since 1994, he’s worked with American Airlines, Budweiser, Dave & Buster’s, H&R Block, Hilton, HP, Miller Lite, New York Life, Pizza Hut, Southern Comfort, and Verizon. He founded Axia Public Relations in July 2002. Forbes named Axia as one of America’s Best PR Agencies for 2021.ReviewMaxer On Top of PR brought to you by ReviewMaxerSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/OnTopofPR)

One of the first jobs I tackled when I began focusing on social media marketing in the mid-2000s was to arm wrestle with a room full of corporate lawyers about what a client could and couldn't do on social media. Fortunately, I was working with attorneys who had an attitude of possibility, not risk-aversion. They tried to find ways within the rules and regulations to say "yes" rather than "no." Most influencers or content creators out there don't have the advantage of a room full of lawyers on their side. And reading things like mandates from the Federal Trade Commission or legal briefs from cases that set precedent in legal matters is better than sleeping pills. So influencers need to know about the law, but don't always have somewhere to turn for legal advice. Jamie Lieberman is that somewhere to turn. She and her team at Hashtag Legal specialize in helping small businesses, entrepreneurs and influencers understand how the law affects them, their clients, content and beyond. We chatted recently about the ins and outs of FTC disclosure, intellectual property and even defamation, which Jamie brought up as an area of concern. Even if you think you know how to avoid legal risk as an influencer or even what you need to understand as a brand or agency, reviewing the legal issues of the day is a good idea. Listen in to my conversation with Jamie Lieberman and share the episode with an influencer friend when you're finished. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#057 - There's a lot of fear surrounding starting a subscription box business particularly with regards to the legal aspect. So in this episode, Julie chats with Jamie Lieberman of Hashtag Legal to talk about the basics of business formation and what you need to know about intellectual property.Summary:Business formation - Limited Liability Company (LLC) (00:05:50)Typical cost of forming an LLC (00:09:56)Intellectual property - Trademark (00:18:27)When should you register for trademark? (00:21:28)Researching for business name (00:23:22)Difference between 'R' and 'TM' beside a business name (00:27:16)Links:Sparkle Hustle GrowHashtag LegalHashtag Legal InstagramFearLess Business Podcast

Jamie Lieberman, owner and founder of Hashtag Legal has been a practicing lawyer for nearly 15 years. As an experienced entrepreneur, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization's growth. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services and e-commerce. She has a deep commitment to making legal accessible and regularly speaks about legal matters, the art of negotiation and entrepreneurial topics at leading industry events such as Alt Summit, Podcast Movement, and FinCon and as an expert source for media like Digiday and Forbes. You can also catch her as a co-host on The FearLess Business Podcast. Connect with Jamie~ https://www.instagram.com/hashtag_legal/ https://www.facebook.com/hashtaglegallc https://www.youtube.com/jamieliebermanrocks Free Gift~ https://school.hashtag-legal.com/theunbusinessschool --------------------------------------- Hi I'm your host Darlene Hawley, a mother, wife, connector, storyteller and dream builder. I'm also a Brand & Online Business Coach, the founder of www.DarleneHawley.com and host of the Attract & Stand Out Podcast. I coach ambitious, heart-centered online entrepreneurs who are struggling with building a successful personal brand and business. They're afraid to share their unique life story but know they need to stand out if they want to build an authentic and profitable online business. I help them build a solid brand foundation so they can share their message with the world, attract dream clients and have the impact, freedom, and flexibility they desire. Free Gift~ Ready to Create a Profitable Service-Based Personal Brand & Business? Download the workbook and you'll learn: * My signature 6 step process to create a successful business with less hustle and more ease. * Easy action steps to implement immediately so you can start taking action and have more clarity on where you're headed. * Create a road map and make a change in how you do business so that you can finally feel like you know what to do each day. Sign up here: https://bit.ly/attractandstandoutonline Connect with me~ http://www.darlenehawley.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/darlenehawley/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/darlene-hawley/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/darlene-hawley/support

Do you share other people’s content on social media? Are you familiar with social media copyright guidelines? Do you know how to protect your own work if the situation arises? Jamie Lieberman shares her expertise on the legality of all things social media in this episode of Wingnut Social. To learn more about the basics of copyright law, handling inspiration posts, getting bland collaborations, and protecting your content—listen now! Jamie Lieberman is the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal and has been a practicing attorney for more than 15 years. She’s currently on the Board of Directors for The Influencer Marketing Association. Jamie is well-versed in the legal hangups that haunt creative-based businesses. She’s also a co-author—along with Darla—in the upcoming book A Well-Designed Business - The Power Talk Friday Experts Volume II.  What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [1:43] Choosing Images for Instagram [3:40] All about Jamie Lieberman [5:25] Legality and influencer marketing [7:54] Jamie’s chapter in LuAnn’s book [10:27] Understand the basics of copyright law [11:47] How to handle “inspiration” posts [15:18] Brand collaborations + licensing [20:13] What’s more important: followers or engagement?  [22:55] The DMCA Takedown Notice [26:50] Facebook: claiming copyright ownership [28:39] The future of social media [31:52] What up Wingnut! Round [33:46] How to connect with Jamie Lieberman [38:28] Blooper Reel! Connect with Jamie Lieberman Hashtag Legal The (un)business school™ Follow on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Follow on Instagram Resources & People Mentioned DMCA Takedown The Influencer Marketing Association BOOK: The War of Art BOOK: My Own Words The basics of copyright law Jamie emphasizes that you have to think about the goal of your social media. What is it doing for your business? Is it your whole business as an influencer? Or simply a marketing tool? You then have to think about: What content am I creating? Who is creating it?  Who owns it? If you’re creating it yourself, then you own it. If someone else is creating it for you, you have to make sure you still own it. You must only use other people’s content with permission. It’s intellectual property that is copyrighted. You need a general understanding of copyright rules.  The dos and don’ts of inspiration posts How should you handle inspiration posts? Jamie’s “lawyer” answer is that you cannot share anyone’s content that you do not have permission to share. Attribution is NOT the same as permission. If you want to use someone else’s content—ask them if you can share it. Sharing on an Instagram story is fine because it’s sharing their content. But a lot of people copy and paste someone else's work and put it in an original post—which is NOT okay. You have to be careful about how you’re using someone else’s content.  Photographers have become very sensitive about this. Their images get shared and used without their permission over and over again—and many aren’t standing for it anymore. Jamie had a client with over a million followers on their Facebook page. He posted a photo—with attribution—that led to a protracted fight. He just said it was a beautiful photo and wasn’t trying to monetize it, but the bottom line is that he didn’t have permission.  DMCA Takedown Notice If you are the owner of the image, you have the right to require someone to remove it—even if you haven’t registered a copyright. By nature, when you create an original work, it’s yours. So how do you handle it? Collaborative negotiation. Unless there’s a contentious background, reach out without a lawyer. You can simply send an email and request they take down your image. If that doesn’t work, you can file a DMCA Takedown Notice. All of the social media networks can do it. If you own copyright protected material and someone is using it without permission, you can file the notice. It’s the same with a website host. It gets it done. But what if your end goal is monetary compensation? Jamie points out that it’s more difficult to get monetary damages without a copyright registration. If you have it, you may be eligible for damages. You can send the demand yourself or have your lawyer help you. But at the end of the day, you have to question what your end goal is. Jamie emphasizes that “Your intellectual property is only as strong as you’re willing to protect it.” If someone is infringing on that, Jamie recommends asking them to take it down.  How do you claim ownership of your own work on Facebook? How do you cultivate long-term collaborations with brands? Where is the future of social media headed? Jamie answers all of these questions and more in this episode. Don’t miss it! Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website Check out the Wingnut Social Media Lab Facebook Group! 1-877-WINGNUT (connect with us for your social media marketing needs)   Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes byPODCAST FAST TRACKhttps://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Hey Mamas! Welcome back to the so you had a baby podcast, I am your host Krista and this is episode 43! This week's guest is Jamie Lieberman and I have been wanting to have her on for a while! She is a Lawyer, a business owner, host of a podcast, mama to two boys and I feel like I could just keep saying and! Jamie Lieberman, owner, and founder of Hashtag Legal has been a practicing lawyer for nearly 15 years. As an experienced entrepreneur, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization’s growth. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services, and e-commerce. She has a deep commitment to making legal accessible and regularly speaks about legal matters, the art of negotiation, and entrepreneurial topics at leading industry events such as Alt Summit, Podcast Movement, and FinCon and as an expert source for media like Digiday and Forbes. You can also catch her as a co-host on The FearLess Business Podcast. Be sure to follow Jamie on all of her social accounts! Links to social media: Website: www.hashtag-legal.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/hashtag_legal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hashtaglegallc YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/jamieliebermanrocks Podcast: www.fearlessbusinesspodcast.com --- Thank you for listening to this episode! If you're liking what you hear, please RATE, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE! We'd love to hear from you! WHAT'S NEW?: - Hey mamas, before I jump into the episode, I want to take a moment to let you know that I have a website at www.soyouhadababypod.com and if you haven't yet, go take a minute to check it out. I have a blog highlighting each of my incredible guests and their businesses, and a resources page that has links to some of my favorite products as well links to favorite products shared by guests in various episodes. Think of it as your one-stop-shop for all your postpartum needs because who really has the spare time to go hunting ...since the holidays are near maybe you can find a Christmas gift for a mama friend or even yourself. This year has been crazy so why not treat yourself! - We are always here to connect with you and chat! Feel free to reach out to us on our social media platforms listed below! --- CONNECT WITH US - INSTAGRAM www.instagram.com/soyouhadababypodcast/?hl=en - WEBSITE www.soyouhadababypod.com/podcast/ - SHOW NOTES/RESOURCES www.soyouhadababypod.com/show-notes/ --- Music: Fredji - Happy Life (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: youtu.be/KzQiRABVARk --- With love & support, Krista --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soyouhadababypodcast/support

I sit down around the virtual Thanksgiving table with some of my closest small business owner friends - Amanda Berlin, Carol Cox, Hilary Hendershot, Jamie Lieberman, Jaclyn Mellone, and Jessica Rodriguez, to talk all things business. This Friendsgiving special is jam-packed with hilarious anecdotes, shared lessons, valuable business advice, and a whole lot of love. I have so much gratitude for these relationships and the impact they’ve had on my business! What You’ll Discover In This Episode: ✔ How We’ve Navigated Our Mindset Challenges ✔ What We’ve Had To Let Go Of To Grow ✔ Our Most Embarrassing Moments In Business ✔ What We Do To Keep Our Business Day Fun ✔ The Greatest Character Traits We Bring To The Table ✔ What We’re Most Grateful For Closing Out 2020 ✔ Funny Stories About Me ✔ So Much More! To access resources and links from this episode, click on Show Notes. P.S. When you’re ready, here are four great ways to improve your time management and elevate your productivity: #1 Grab my FREE mini training Take Back Your Time! #2  Get instant on demand access to my Conquer Your Email Masterclass #3  Get my 4-module, on demand training program Time Management Made Simple #4  Book a Discovery Call to see if 1:1 coaching is a right fit for you and your business

Jamie Lieberman is a ROCK STAR legal expert, lawyer, and is also an experienced entrepreneur that partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services, and e-commerce.Jamie specializes in working with online businesses and influencer marketing professionals. In this episode we spoke about:How she uses social media to brand herself and the firmWhy content creators need to begin thinking of their channels as a business. What is IP Law and why should influencers careLegal tips for content creatorsJamie regularly speaks about legal matters, the art of negotiation, and entrepreneurial topics at leading industry events such as Alt Summit, Podcast Movement, and FinCon and as an expert source for media like Digiday and Forbes. She is also the co-host on The FearLess Business Podcast.Jamies links:Website - Hashtag Legal Instagram TwitterFacebook YouTube Fear Less Business Podcast  Chris's links:Website - Rock It Growth Agency Instagram Twitter Facebook YouTubeMerch Store - All profits donated to charity  

Tears & Tulle Talk Season 2, Podcast Episode 008 In Jamie's Words... This week's podcast features Tears & Tulle  participant, Jamie Lieberman!  Jamie chatted with me about her experience with the skirt, some of her Tears & Tulle moments, and the awesome way she views the skirt and all its magic! We took these photos on a pier along the Hudson River, with New York City in the backdrop. New York City was the first place I truly felt like I belonged and living there gave me more opportunities than I could ever dream of. Although I have moved across the river, New York holds a very special place in my heart. Seeing the skyline each day reminds me of that journey and wearing the skirt was a perfect symbol of my time in New York - joyful, loud, messy and crazy. Visit Jamie online at https://www.hashtag-legal.com/  www.ginabell.co  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I sit down with two members of my curated Trusted Advisory Council, Amanda Berlin and Jamie Lieberman, to discuss the importance of collaborations, alliances, and sisterhood, and the power they can bring when you choose to do life and business with the right people. What You’ll Discover In This Episode: ✔ Why I Choose To Do Life And Business With These Women ✔ How We Designed Our Mastermind To Greatly Benefit From It ✔ Why It’s Important To Develop Bonds That Are Both Personal And Professional ✔ Strategies For Building Sustainable Connections With Those People ✔ What Curating Your Own Trusted Advisory Council Could Look Like ✔ So Much More! To access resources and links from this episode, click on Show Notes. P.S. When you’re ready, here are four great ways to improve your time management and elevate your productivity: #1 Grab my FREE mini training Take Back Your Time! #2  Get instant on demand access to my Conquer Your Email Masterclass #3  Get my 4-module, on demand training program Time Management Made Simple #4  Book a Discovery Call to see if 1:1 coaching is a right fit for you and your business.

    I am so excited to share with you this conversation with two of my most important and most favorite collaborators, Jamie Lieberman and Amber De La Garza. We are all co-authors of “ A Well Designed Business: The PowerTalk Friday Experts", but have known and grown together in business, and as friends, for [...] The post What Real Life Biz Besties Sound Like appeared first on Amanda Berlin -- Communication Strategy and Business Consulting.

Jamie Lieberman is not only a brilliant attorney, she also has saved my mind (and my bank account!) numerous times – including last year when I went through a trademark dispute. There is nobody more equipped to talk about intellectual property than her. She is the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal, and she has been a practicing lawyer for 15 years. As an experienced entrepreneur, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization’s growth. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services, and e-commerce. Jamie has a deep commitment to making legal accessible and regularly speaks about legal matters, the art of negotiation, and entrepreneurial topics at leading industry events such as Alt Summit, Podcast Movement, and FinCon and as an expert source for media like Digiday and Forbes. You can also catch her as a co-host on The FearLess Business Podcast.  During our conversation on intellectual property, Jamie shares: Top legal considerations when starting a business to prevent future issues down the line What intellectual property is – and how you can monetize it as a smart, savvy, and successful coach or consultant The do’s and don’ts of effective trademarks and when you should register a trademark with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) How to avoid common mistakes content creators make that set them up for copyright problems and copycat activity from competitors How coaches and consults use online course, memberships, certification, and train-the-trainer programs to grow their platforms, revenue, and influence Resources Mentioned in this Episode Connect with Jamie at Hashtag Legal and on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter Learn more about Hashtag Legal's The (Un) Business School courses Listen to Jamie’s FearLess Business Podcast Learn more about the sex trafficking prevention nonprofit that Jamie supports, The Cupcake Girls Please leave a review and subscribe to Moxielicious via Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, or Spotify, so you never miss an episode!

Explore the new Facebook Rights Manager for Images and what copyright infringement means for marketers with special guest Jamie Lieberman, this week on the Social Media Marketing Talk Show. Check out the YouTube Marketing Summit

  Pre-COVID, Jamie was asked to speak at this year’s INBOUND conference. INBOUND is a conference that gathers business professionals from almost every industry and is a great opportunity to inspire and educate your team, as well as grow your network. The conference is still on, just moved to a virtual platform vs in person and Jamie has the opportunity to spread her wisdom!    In this episode, Jamie talks all about negotiation and more specifically, negotiating with difficult people. Jamie is a collaborative negotiator and believes that feeling comfortable and confident while negotiating is key. Some of the many areas she covers are: > Her 6 steps to prepare for negotiations > Setting the climate and the importance of having the ability to walk away  > Steps to dealing with a difficult person > And much more!   Please join us in the HQ to connect with fellow listeners!   As always, please subscribe to the FearLess Business Podcast wherever you listen, and we are always eternally grateful for a review. Don’t forget to check out Jamie’s previous episode: Setting Boundaries and Saying No.   Find Jamie here: Courses: https://school.hashtag-legal.com/theunbusinessschool Website: https://www.hashtag-legal.com  YouTube: Jamie Lieberman Twitter: @hashtaglegalllc  Instagram: @hashtag_legal Facebook: @hashtaglegallc     

Jamie Lieberman, owner and founder of Hashtag Legal has been a practicing lawyer for nearly 15 years. As an experienced entrepreneur, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization’s growth. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services and e-commerce. She has a deep commitment [...] The post Bonus Episode: The Ups and Downs and Rewards Of Collaboration and Creating Relationships Over Time appeared first on Amanda Berlin -- Communication Strategy and Business Consulting.

Meet Jamie LiebermanJamie Lieberman, owner and founder of Hashtag Legal has been a practicing lawyer for nearly 15 years. As an experienced entrepreneur, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization's growth. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services and e-commerce. She has a deep commitment to making legal accessible and regularly speaks about legal matters, the art of negotiation and entrepreneurial topics at leading industry events such as Alt Summit, Podcast Movement, and FinCon and as an expert source for media like Digiday and Forbes. You can also catch her as a co-host on The FearLess Business Podcast.Website: https://www.hashtag-legal.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hashtag_legal

It's another YouTube Power Hour First, and this is going to be a SUPER valuable and helpful episode. For the first time ever, I have an attorney on the show as a guest! Jamie Lieberman, owner and founder of Hashtag Legal, has been a practicing lawyer for nearly 15 years. As an experienced entrepreneur, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization's growth. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services and e-commerce.

Working from home brings a whole lot of positives and negatives. Today we are going to untangle how we navigate it both during quarantine and otherwise! Today's guest is Jamie Lieberman from Hashtag Legal. She runs her own that provides legal services for businesses ranging from multi-million dollar corporations to small startups. You can find them on Instagram @hashtag_legal and on YouTube. I will have to say that Jamie really boils down the nitty gritty law stuff (especially as a business owner) that I want to ignore but need to know about. You can also find her talking all things business on the FearLess Business Podcast. But enough about Jamie, let's talk about how she manages life being a high powered attorney and mom to two little boys. Big thanks to our sponsor Family Routines. Being in a routine 100% makes my work/life work for me, and I can't remember that course any more. Families love it, and they love how I really help you simplify your priorities. In this episode we are talking about the: Perks of working from home Cons of working from home Extra issues we face(d) during quarantine How Jamie uses time blocking and her to-do list to help her be the most productive How Jamie will be working it now that she is renting office space as well. Other things that might interest you: The Business of Blogging Setting Boundaries with Homework Using a Paper Planner to Organize (Epsidode 019) Please note we will be going on a summer hiatus, and will be back August 3rd! Producer: Drew Erickson

If there’s one thing the COVID-19 crisis has created in the world it’s change. Business owners are pivoting their products, agreements, employee hours, and more—but few know if what they’re doing is actually legal. In this episode, owner of Hashtag Legal Jamie Lieberman, Esq, is going to let you know what you can and can’t do right now. Jenna and Jamie talk about what things businesses need in place when creating new products, how to protect your business and employees, what to know if you can’t uphold a contract, and more. Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to The DigitalMarketer Podcast? Have some feedback you’d like to share? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review! iTunes not your thing? Find us on Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, or at DigitalMarketer.com.

Jamie Lieberman, owner and founder of Hashtag Legal has been a practicing lawyer for nearly 15 years. As an experienced entrepreneur, Jamie understands the unique needs of business owners at different stages in their organization’s growth. Today, she partners with clients across verticals including influencer marketing, creative services and e-commerce. She has a deep commitment … Continued

  Episode 5 of The BeREAL Podcast is all about the new normal! Diana and Ednesha are joined by Jamie Lieberman from the FearLess Business Podcast. Jamie is an attorney and mother of two, and with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, both of her roles have gone digital. Jamie shares her tips for working from home while managing your kids newly-online learning. The trio discuss how to overcome the hurdles imposed by the coronavirus, such as the lack of you-time, limited face-to-face socialization, and heightened anxiety. For the second half of the episode, Diana and Ednesha are interviewed by the BeREAL producer, Don. They retell their experiences of practicing “physical distancing.” Without kids, the biggest change to their routines has been working from home, and more specifically, working in the same home as their partners. Your hosts give advice on how to maintain a positive relationship dynamic with your significant other, while living and working under the same roof. They suggest ways to use the extra at-home time to learn more about your partner, and ways to find your own private space if needed to promote good mental health. Following the advice of last week, the most important thing to do right now is to establish your personal routine within the new normal. Thank you for all the love you've shown our last few episodes, we appreciate it so much, and can't wait for you to join us next week. Join the BeReal Facebook group to offer input on the BeReal closing tagline. Jamie can be found at:   https://www.hashtag-legal.com/   instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hashtag_legal/   facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hashtaglegallc/   FearLess Business Podcast: https://fearlessbusinesspodcast.com/   Find more information about BeREAL and BeWell Psychotherapy here:   www.bewellpsychotherapy.com   www.beher-now.com    facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Be.WELL.Psychotherapy/   instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bewell.psychotherapy/

Jamie Lieberman is the owner of Hashtag Legal; a law firm that specializes in working with creatives and small business owners. She has been a practicing lawyer for nearly fifteen years. Jamie joins the Creative Collective Show to discuss how she partners with clients in creative fields to understand their business objectives/obstacles to help them succeed while delivering exceptional legal service that protects their business. We'll get some helpful legal tips tailored for creative entrepreneurs, as well as hear how Jamie found her calling in this very niche industry, and hear how creativity plays a role in everything; including legal services. Support the show (http://www.strixmedia.com)

Influencer marketing is a multi-billion-dollar industry that continues to grow and shows no signs of slowing down. It’s a direct line to your customer base to grow your brand and gain insight about your products.  Today’s guest is Jamie Lieberman, owner and founder of Hashtag Legal. Jamie describes specific do’s and don’ts of influencer marketing to avoid conflict with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Stay ethical and legal! Some of the highlights of the show include: Big Business: Influencer marketing shifted from blogs and brands to billions  All Parties Involved: Transactions include influencers, agencies, and brands Misconceptions: Influencers take any sponsored content and focus only on ROI Best Practices: Quality over quantity, metrics, and analytics of sponsored content Worst Tactics: FTC disclosures defeat trust between influencers and brands Getting Started: Conduct research, learn from others, and find influencers Do’s: Build authentic relationships and form true partnerships Links: Jamie Lieberman’s Email Jamie Lieberman’s Phone: 973-419-5854 Hashtag Legal Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Influencer Marketing Association CoSchedule

Jamie Lieberman is an entrepreneur and lawyer determined to change the legal game, helping entrepreneurs avoid landmines that can derail at any stage of business. Also co-host of The FearLess Business Podcast,  Jamie shares how the traditional legal system is broken, her innovative integrated approach to servicing her clients, plus tips on team leadership and more.

We’re pausing our usual content to talk about something on everyone’s mind these days: CCPA. We’ve asked our favorite lawyer to help us understand. We welcome Jamie Lieberman from Hashtag Legal to the show! The post Episode 53 – Let’s Talk About CCPA with Special Guest Jamie Lieberman appeared first on Theory of Content.

Episode #000 of the podcast features an interview with Guest Name. Discussion topics include: Topic #1, topic #2 and topic #3. The post 416: Jamie Lieberman – The Legal Side of Running a Photography Business appeared first on Sprout Studio.

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Jamie Lieberman left her corporate law job to found Hashtag Legal, where she and her team help influencers, solopreneurs, and small business owners maneuver their way through the sometimes-complicated legal waters of the digital age. From how to craft an appropriate contract as a freelancer or service provider to maintaining compliance with privacy laws, Lieberman covers some of the biggest legal questions that small business owners face.

Jamie is back for a powerful practice session! In this episode Jamie teaches us how to handle transitions in our difficult conversations Learn More About the Online Course (Companies and Individuals) Request a Custom Workshop For Your Company   Download Your Negotiation Preparation Guide Learn More About Jamie: Hashtag Legal Jamie's Podcast: Fearless Business Podcast Connect with Kwame on LinkedIn

Jamie is back for a powerful practice session! In this episode Jamie teaches us how to handle transitions in our difficult conversationsLearn More About the Online Course (Companies and Individuals)Request a Custom Workshop For Your Company Download Your Negotiation Preparation GuideLearn More About Jamie: Hashtag LegalJamie's Podcast: Fearless Business PodcastConnect with Kwame on LinkedIn

In this episode, Jamie teaches us how to handle transitions in our difficult conversations Learn More About the Online Course (Companies and Individuals) Request a Custom Workshop For Your Company   Download Your Negotiation Preparation Guide Learn More About Jamie: Hashtag Legal Jamie's Podcast: Fearless Business Podcast Connect with Kwame on LinkedIn

In this episode, Jamie teaches us how to handle transitions in our difficult conversationsLearn More About the Online Course (Companies and Individuals)Request a Custom Workshop For Your Company Download Your Negotiation Preparation GuideLearn More About Jamie: Hashtag LegalJamie's Podcast: Fearless Business PodcastConnect with Kwame on LinkedIn

Here's a behind a scenes look at how we prepare for the sparring session between episodes. Our next guest, Jamie Lieberman, had her hands full in this one but she handled it like a pro!  Learn More About the Online Course (Companies and Individuals) Request a Custom Workshop For Your Company   Join us in Melbourne, Australia! Download Your Negotiation Preparation Guide

Here's a behind a scenes look at how we prepare for the sparring session between episodes. Our next guest, Jamie Lieberman, had her hands full in this one but she handled it like a pro! Learn More About the Online Course (Companies and Individuals)Request a Custom Workshop For Your Company Join us in Melbourne, Australia!Download Your Negotiation Preparation Guide

Jamie Lieberman, founder of Hashtag-Legal, shares how to build a law firm on your terms, so you can learn how to build a business in line with your values. Show notes at lifeskillsthatmatter.com/show303 The post Build A Law Firm On Your Terms With Jamie Lieberman (303) appeared first on Life Skills That Matter.

On this week's Social Media Marketing Talk Show, we explore the California Consumer Privacy Act and what processes and technology all businesses need to have in place to protect themselves with special guest Jamie Lieberman of Hashtag Legal.  Check out Social Media Marketing World 2020

Jamie Lieberman, Esq., Lawyer, Entrepreneur, Founder and Owner of Hashtag Legal, speaks with Jason A. Duprat, Entrepreneur, Healthcare Practitioner and Host of the Healthcare Entrepreneur Academy Podcast. In this episode, Jamie talks about her dedication to making legal advice accessible and unscary. You’ll learn about her expertise with influencer marketing, creative services and e-commerce, as well as trademarks and forming entities. Episode Highlights: What is Jamie’s background? What made Jamie transition from engineering to law? What did Jamie learn from venture capital conferences? How has venture capital changed from the early 2000s to now? What was Jamie’s experience in a corporate law firm and then in government? How did she build her law career as a legal writer? How did her background as a blogger influence her career? Jamie points out the biggest thing business owners overlook is the business name and checking that you aren’t infringing on someone else’s trademark. What else do people not realize about trademarks that Hashtag Legal can assist with? What are other preparations businesses should make as soon as possible? Jamie cautions rules vary state to state, so always check your state’s regulations. What are the benefits of having legal representation for your business? 3 Key Points: Learning what you don’t want is an important step to learning what you do want. Most law firms handling intellectual property or other business-related issues do not understand the blogging or online business space. Legal consultation shouldn’t be scary! Tweetable Quotes: “That’s also a really important part of the process in figuring out what you want to do - when you see something you don’t want to do, stop doing it.” – Jamie Lieberman “There are times I’ll get off a call and I say to the person - I’m not the right lawyer for you. I’m not the best fit, I’m gonna help you find someone who is.” –Jamie Lieberman Resources Mentioned: Hashtag Legal Website: https://www.hashtag-legal.com/ Fearless Business Podcast: https://fearlessbusinesspodcast.com/ Trademarks Database: https://www.uspto.gov/trademarks-application-process/search-trademark-database #HealthcareEntrepreneurAcademy #HealthcareBoss #healthcare #entrepreneurship #entrepreneur #legaladvice #law #legal #hashtaglegal #blogging

Putting your ideas and advice into the world can be a scary move. How do you protect yourself and your content so you don't have to worry about your work being stolen or used by others? On today's show, I interview Jamie Lieberman, an attorney, podcaster and entrepreneur dedicated to making legal accessible and sharing the message that working with a lawyer doesn’t have to be scary. As the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal, Jamie draws on her experience working with influencer marketing professionals, speakers, creatives and business owners to help her clients grow and protect their businesses. On today's show, we cover: --How Jamie got her first speaking gig and the strategies she has used to speak on stages of 500+ audience members --How content creators (like speakers, online course creators, authors) can protect their intellectual property --The three clauses in a speaking contract speakers should be paying way more attention to --Other important elements speakers should put in their contracts --Recourse a speaker can take if a client doesn't pay on time or pay the amount in the contract --Tips around negotiating a speaking engagement *The smell Jamie was referring to in the interview was Play Dough! Want to get your copy of Secrets of the Sisterhood? This book is a compilation-style publication that features speeches written by Speaker Sisterhood members. The women between the pages of this book are courageous, powerful truth tellers. These 45 speeches were originally delivered in Speaker Sisterhood clubs across the U.S. between 2016 and 2019. You’ll read stories of believing, seeking, becoming, and so much more. This book also serves as a fundraiser for our scholarship program, The Gratitude Fund. 50% of profits will go towards this fund to help more women access the power of the Speaker Sisterhood. Get your copy of the book by clicking here.

What’s happening in SEO this week? Marie talks about the potential for linking being significant to this latest update. She specifically mentions recipe bloggers and how they link to each other. Here’s the Google Update. What are we talking about this week?  This week I’ve got a guest co-host. Joshua and I will be back … Episode 044 – Who Needs a Lawyer? Most Likely You Do. With Special Guest Jamie Lieberman Read More » The post Episode 044 – Who Needs a Lawyer? Most Likely You Do. With Special Guest Jamie Lieberman appeared first on Theory of Content.

Using experience to find clarity on what matters to her has helped attorney, entrepreneur, wife, and mom Jamie Lieberman build a career and life she loves.

Lawyers, financial planners and insurance salespeople. You joke about avoiding them at cocktail parties, but they are definitely not who you should avoid as agency owners. Many owners think of attorneys as an expense. I can tell you – the preventative investment you make with a lawyer to get a good contract and other tools is a pittance compared to what I have seen agencies lose when they don’t have those good tools. If you are a high-risk gambler – grab a contract off the internet and use that. That’s why I invited Jamie Lieberman, founder of Hashtag Legal LLC, to be my guest on this episode of Build a Better Agency. She has over 15 years of legal experience and specializes in helping agency owners protect themselves before they get into hot water. Jamie brings extensive experience in contract creation and negotiation IP issues agencies face, web and mobile app terms and conditions, and influencer marketing legalities. Settle in – she’s ready to give you a free hour of legal counsel! What You Will Learn in this Episode: Why you need to find the right attorney for your agency The absolute necessity of drawing up the right contracts for your agency and some characteristics of the ideal contract How agencies can (and should) protect themselves from potentially hazardous legal situations caused by clients The ins and outs of independent contractors and how to avoid legal headaches and fines Navigating non-compete and non-solicitation agreements for employees and contractors The importance of confidentiality agreements and defining what constitutes confidential information Claiming domain names while avoiding copyright or trademark infringement Why agencies owners should stay abreast of popular trends in the industry, especially in areas such as influencer marketing Ways to Contact Jamie Lieberman: Jamie’s Email: jamie@hashtag-legal.com Jamie’s Website: https://www.hashtag-legal.com/ Course: https://www.whitelabeliq.com/ami/ Get 10 hours for FREE for a Project with More than 50 Hours with White Label Here.

I sit down with Jamie Lieberman, the Owner & Founder of Hashtag Legal. A trailblazer of virtual law and having 15 years’ experience as a lawyer, Jamie knows a thing or two about negotiating. We discuss smart strategies to bring your A game to the negotiating table and walk away with what you wanted. What You’ll Discover In This Episode: ✔️ What You Need To Do Before Any Negotiation       ✔️ How To Determine Your Walkaway Position ✔️ Jamie’s 70/30 Rule For Phone Negotiations & Why They’re A Must ✔️ What To Aim For If The Negotiation Doesn’t Work Out ✔️ So Much More! This was an awesome discussion with Jamie I hope you enjoy. Now let’s jump right in and get to the straight talk! Show Notes Schedule Your Discovery Call with me to find out how we can work together to accelerate your success.

Putting out content online? Thinking about starting a business? Then you NEED to listen to this episode with my amazing attorney!!

I want to help you. I brought on a totally different (but not completely different – she's a creator and entrepreneur herself) type of guest for this episode. You folks listening have businesses. You folks listening are creators, entrepreneurs, and professionals with things worth protecting. Speaking to a lawyer, working with a lawyer, just saying […] The post MOTM #084: Making Legal WAY Less Scary with Jamie Lieberman, Esq. appeared first on The Movement Maestro.

In this episode, I speak with 7 guests from Biz Chix Live, a conference for women entrepreneurs, held annually in Irvine, CA and hosted by Natalie Eckdahl.  These women have successful businesses and I wanted to hear from them what their main takeaways were from the conference. Many of them talked about how attending helped them shift their view of what was possible in their businesses in 2019.  Here they are, in order of appearance: Nikki Rausch, Your Sales Maven: https://yoursalesmaven.com/ Amanda Berlin, with the Empowered Publicity Podcast: https://amandaberlin.com, https://amandaberlin.com/thepodcast/ Jamie Lieberman, Hashtag Legal: https://www.hashtag-legal.com/ Betsy Walling Furler: https://medium.com/@betsyfurler Debbie Gonzales, Guides by Deb, the Debcast, & Girls with Guts: http://www.debbiegonzales.com/the-debcast-podcast/ Jaime Slutzky, Tech of Business & Tech of Business Podcast: https://techofbusiness.com/, https://techofbusiness.com/episodes/ Hunter Clarke Fields, Mindful Mama: https://www.mindfulmamamentor.com/ What was your takeaway from this episode? Come share in the She Thinks Big private Facebook Group.  It’s free, and it’s the best place to be if your big ideas need airtime and support to grow.

Hey Friends! Today’s episode of This ENTREPRENEUR'S Life is all about legitimizing your business.  We are joined by my friend, and attorney Jamie Lieberman, founding partner in the firm HASHTAG-LEGAL where she works with entrepreneurs and small businesses throughout the country helping them protect their brands and intellectual property. Jamie shares some great tips with our listeners--you can check out our entire conversation below: CONNECT WITH JAMIE WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | LINKEDIN | PODCAST Share the love! If you know someone who would find value in what we talked about, would you do us both a favor and SHARE this episode? (it’s literally as simple as clicking the share button!) If you liked what you heard, would you mind taking a moment to click the 5-star button and write a brief review? It’s especially important with this mini-series since future seasons depend on YOUR feedback! If this is your first time tuning in, please click the subscribe button so new episodes will automatically be downloaded each week. New Episodes of This ENTREPRENEUR’S Life mini-series are released each TUESDAY in addition to our regular episodes of This ORGANIZED Life, on Thursdays. Both of our shows are available on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts.

Let’s face it, we’re motion designers, not legal experts. But in this business, there are myriad legal concerns from understanding contracts to protecting intellectual property. This all may seem scary, but as my guest will tell you, they are nothing to be afraid of. Jamie Lieberman is a founder and partner in the US-based law firm Hashtag-Legal. She specializes in working with creatives, content providers, and service professionals, many of whom work online. Jamie is an expert in copyright and trademark law and helps make sure her clients are informed and protected in these important areas. As motion designers, there is a ton to consider when it comes to protecting intellectual property. We discuss how a lawyer can be essential in making sure everything is in order in regards to protecting your work. It’s important that we have good contracts that are very specific when it comes to who owns what is being created. Jamie speaks to the importance of creating a business, such as an LLC, to protect yourself as a professional and its importance for anyone in the creative fields. How comfortable are you that your work and business is protected legally? Let me know if the comments on the episode page!   In this episode How lawyers can help motion designers with their businesses Forming an entity, such as an LLC, to protect yourself and your business What you need to consider if you’re starting your own studio or have employees The role of contracts in protecting yourself and lending your business legitimacy How to use your network to find the lawyer who is right for you What intellectual property is and how to think about it from a legal and business point of view What should be included in every contract you enter into   Quotes “If you’re generating income it’s important to form a business in order to protect your personal assets.” [9:45] “Your lawyer should be a partner in your business, and that I cannot stress enough. So if you approach a lawyer and they feel scary to you, walk away, look for somebody new.” [18:28] “Saying no to deals is not bad. It has to be the right deal. You can’t just take deals just because you’re getting deals, because you’ll end up resenting that client and it won’t make sense for you.” [29:09]   Links The Freelance Contract Bundle Is LIVE! Get all the info on it here! Hashtag-Legal Motion Hatch Interview with Silvia Baumgart Part 1 and Part 2 Shutterstock music library   Find the full show notes here Keep up with everything Motion Hatch   Follow Motion Hatch on Twitter | Instagram If you haven't already, would you mind leaving us a rating and review? It really helps!

This is the Bottlespark Ignite podcast! Each week, we talk about the live streaming and influencer industry. This week, we talked to Jamie Liberman of Hashtag Legal, a purely virtual law firm that specializes in influencer marketing. They have lawyers all over the country that help make their work easy and accessible. She is also a co-host of a podcast, Businessese. We brought her on to demystify the FTC and answer your questions. Follow Jamie here: twitter.com/iamjerseyjamie twitter.com/hashtaglegalllc hashtag-legal.com Bottlespark is an influencer marketing company specializing in live streaming video. If you're an influencer on Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, or any other form of online content, then find out more at bottlespark.com Hosts: Amanda twitter.com/turarts twitch.tv/turarts JT: twitter.com/jtgraphic twitch.tv/jtgraphic Travis: twitter.com/daebol twitch.tv/daebol

The term funnel is thrown around quite a lot in the online space and it is the process by which businesses gain trust and earn clients. The top of the funnel is a geared towards a large pool of potential clients and each step of the funnel moves some potential clients into your paid client sphere or allows them to drop off. Let's consider each step in a funnel as a conversion. The first step of the funnel, before anyone ever enters is awareness – this could be in the form of referrals, interviews, content marketing, articles, social media or paid advertising to name a few. Once someone is aware of your business they may enter the top of the funnel by signing up for your email list in exchange for a checklist or a worksheet or a challenge or a webinar link or a virtual summit ticket or anything else that has value and is easy to distribute The top of your funnel could even be subscribing to your podcast or joining your Facebook group, LinkedIn group, conversing with your Facebook page via messenger or Slack channel. These methods will be discussed in a future episode. Later in today's episode we'll discuss the top of funnel tech that is based around email address exchange. Near the top of your funnel are also small products or one time services, booking a consultation or limited or trial access to a membership site. People who “convert” at the earlier stages are more likely to see all that your business can offer and then invest in more products and services with you. Marketing specialists and strategists focus on helping businesses get more people into the top of the funnel and guide them swiftly towards a product or service. Next week's episode of the Tech of Business podcast is with Mikael Dia who started funnelytics.io which is a software tool to visually map and understand funnels in your business… which is part of the reason we're doing a deep dive into funnels today (I kinda wanted to make sure that next week's episode had relevance for you!) The power of a funnel is to nudge your audience to the next level. I know that this works because I've seen it work on myself. Let's take my friend Amber De La Garza and her podcast Productivity Straight Talk. I was listening to episode 59: Email Inbox Insanity: How to Tame it Then Maintain It – anyway, I was listening to her episode where she shared her 5 simple email decisions and mentioned that on the shownotes there is a download called “5 Simple Email Decisions Desktop Sign” that I could actually print out and put on my desk – so that every time I head into my inbox I will know exactly how to tackle the new items. She hooked me on that one, and I went to her shownotes, downloaded and printed out the sign and posted it on my desk. Amber's freebie is the top of a funnel. From there, I could decide that I need a productivity coach or to purchase something else from her. While I already trusted her insight, the download renewed my trust and puts her top of mind. Every day when I sit down to tackle my inbox, I have a reminder of that trust. At present, I'm sitting in Amber's funnel – excited to see where she takes me next. OK, so now it's time to talk about the technology that goes into the top of the funnel. As I said before, for today, we're going to focus on email address exchange for top of funnel and it consists of three facets: Opt-in or Landing page Email marketing system Delivery The opt-in or landing page is simply the name provided to the page that describes the value exchange. It includes the email collection form which ties it to the email marketing system. This page can be created using a dedicated landing page system like LeadPages, ClickFunnels, Kartra, Instapage or any number of page builders for WordPress. This page looks different than a regular website page to the visitor because it only has one action (to take advantage of the offer) and it doesn't include navigation or other distracting elements. When building your opt-in pages, you'll want to make sure that they work well on all screen sizes. While you may not be ready to jump into Facebook ads or understanding the analytics and conversion of this page, I highly recommend adding the Facebook pixel and Google analytics code to this page. [I told myself that I wasn't going to go all technical, and that might have been a bit technical. So, if you're using a dedicated landing page system, there is likely a location within the dashboard to add these snippets. It's important, but don't let this stop you from creating the top of your funnel. If you would like to get this setup, head over https://techofbusiness.com/work-with-me/ to schedule a one time tech strategy session to get you on the right track.] Once someone completes the form on your opt-in page, their email address is entered into your email marketing system. For the user, you'll want to direct them to the next page of the funnel, which is often a thank you page that lists next steps. Sometimes the freebie will be delivered right on the thank you page, other times it will be delivered via email. In the email marketing system, we'll set it up to send that new user a series of one or more emails that deliver the freebie and provide additional value. This may include a full on automatic sequence, if you've flushed out your funnel already, or it might just be the gift and then adding them to your general distribution email Please note: there are different laws and rules regarding sending promotional, informational and marketing emails. Be sure that you're crossing your T's and dotting your I's in the eyes of the law. And if you need a lawyer, my guest from Episode #2, Jamie Lieberman is fantastic – you can connect with her at https://hashtag-legal.com. I usually recommend delivering the freebie via email, rather than on the thank you page. This is because the more information we have about a user the better – by delivering the freebie via email, we can make sure that they open the email with the download in it and also see that they've clicked on the link to receive the item. Regardless of the size of your freebie, from a one-page PDF to a multi-week summit, email will be the main vehicle for guiding your new lead in your funnel. In the virtual summit space, the funnel is guiding the attendee to purchase the extended summit series. The opt-in page for a virtual summit is often a longer form invitation with multiple opportunities to opt-in for a free ticket to the summit. These are positioned strategically down the page, so that as soon as the website visitor is on board with the summit concept, they don't have to hunt for the sign up form. The thank you page for a virtual summit will provide instructions to check your inbox for important summit information and may include a number of links – ranging from sharing the summit on social media to purchasing the summit series at a deep discount. Because the user has multiple options for what to do at this point, this page is not generally considered part of the funnel. The time between signup for the summit and the summit kick-off date is called the pre-summit series. And this series has one goal: to entice the lead to purchase the summit series. It's important to mix in valuable content with the purchase opportunity or you might turn off your lead before they even get to day 1. This is why Facebook groups and content rich emails are also important elements to the funnel. And good tracking is important too – because we don't want to be selling to someone who has already bought. Let's bring this back to the funnel – to know if a funnel is working, we want to understand the numbers. How many people are landing on our opt-in page. How many people are signing up How many people are opening our email How many people are taking the next step (and the next, and the next, and purchasing something from us.) If you're running ads, then the Facebook Ads manager will be a great place to grab these numbers. Your email marketing system will provide hints. And regardless of the source of your traffic, Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager are great tools to help gain insight into how people are interacting with the funnel. Today is the best day to setup the tech side of tracking systems. This will start collecting data for you, even if you're not looking at it yet. Your future marketing department will thank you! And come back next week when we talk with Mikael of Funnelytics who has a marketing background. The week after I sit down and talk marketing technology with Eli Natoli who is a growth mentor for coaches and entrepreneurs. We're in this together – I'd love to know what tech you're rocking or exploring for your funnels. Come join us in the Tech of Business Community on Facebook at https://techofbusiness.com/community/ If you would like to email me, I can be reached at jaime@techofbusiness.com.  

The term funnel is thrown around quite a lot in the online space and it is the process by which businesses gain trust and earn clients. The top of the funnel is a geared towards a large pool of potential clients and each step of the funnel moves some potential clients into your paid client sphere or allows them to drop off. Let’s consider each step in a funnel as a conversion. The first step of the funnel, before anyone ever enters is awareness – this could be in the form of referrals, interviews, content marketing, articles, social media or paid advertising to name a few. Once someone is aware of your business they may enter the top of the funnel by signing up for your email list in exchange for a checklist or a worksheet or a challenge or a webinar link or a virtual summit ticket or anything else that has value and is easy to distribute The top of your funnel could even be subscribing to your podcast or joining your Facebook group, LinkedIn group, conversing with your Facebook page via messenger or Slack channel. These methods will be discussed in a future episode. Later in today’s episode we’ll discuss the top of funnel tech that is based around email address exchange. Near the top of your funnel are also small products or one time services, booking a consultation or limited or trial access to a membership site. People who “convert” at the earlier stages are more likely to see all that your business can offer and then invest in more products and services with you. Marketing specialists and strategists focus on helping businesses get more people into the top of the funnel and guide them swiftly towards a product or service. Next week’s episode of the Tech of Business podcast is with Mikael Dia who started funnelytics.io which is a software tool to visually map and understand funnels in your business… which is part of the reason we’re doing a deep dive into funnels today (I kinda wanted to make sure that next week’s episode had relevance for you!) The power of a funnel is to nudge your audience to the next level. I know that this works because I’ve seen it work on myself. Let’s take my friend Amber De La Garza and her podcast Productivity Straight Talk. I was listening to episode 59: Email Inbox Insanity: How to Tame it Then Maintain It – anyway, I was listening to her episode where she shared her 5 simple email decisions and mentioned that on the shownotes there is a download called “5 Simple Email Decisions Desktop Sign” that I could actually print out and put on my desk – so that every time I head into my inbox I will know exactly how to tackle the new items. She hooked me on that one, and I went to her shownotes, downloaded and printed out the sign and posted it on my desk. Amber’s freebie is the top of a funnel. From there, I could decide that I need a productivity coach or to purchase something else from her. While I already trusted her insight, the download renewed my trust and puts her top of mind. Every day when I sit down to tackle my inbox, I have a reminder of that trust. At present, I’m sitting in Amber’s funnel – excited to see where she takes me next. OK, so now it’s time to talk about the technology that goes into the top of the funnel. As I said before, for today, we’re going to focus on email address exchange for top of funnel and it consists of three facets: Opt-in or Landing page Email marketing system Delivery The opt-in or landing page is simply the name provided to the page that describes the value exchange. It includes the email collection form which ties it to the email marketing system. This page can be created using a dedicated landing page system like LeadPages, ClickFunnels, Kartra, Instapage or any number of page builders for WordPress. This page looks different than a regular website page to the visitor because it only has one action (to take advantage of the offer) and it doesn’t include navigation or other distracting elements. When building your opt-in pages, you’ll want to make sure that they work well on all screen sizes. While you may not be ready to jump into Facebook ads or understanding the analytics and conversion of this page, I highly recommend adding the Facebook pixel and Google analytics code to this page. [I told myself that I wasn’t going to go all technical, and that might have been a bit technical. So, if you’re using a dedicated landing page system, there is likely a location within the dashboard to add these snippets. It’s important, but don’t let this stop you from creating the top of your funnel. If you would like to get this setup, head over https://techofbusiness.com/work-with-me/ to schedule a one time tech strategy session to get you on the right track.] Once someone completes the form on your opt-in page, their email address is entered into your email marketing system. For the user, you’ll want to direct them to the next page of the funnel, which is often a thank you page that lists next steps. Sometimes the freebie will be delivered right on the thank you page, other times it will be delivered via email. In the email marketing system, we’ll set it up to send that new user a series of one or more emails that deliver the freebie and provide additional value. This may include a full on automatic sequence, if you’ve flushed out your funnel already, or it might just be the gift and then adding them to your general distribution email Please note: there are different laws and rules regarding sending promotional, informational and marketing emails. Be sure that you’re crossing your T’s and dotting your I’s in the eyes of the law. And if you need a lawyer, my guest from Episode #2, Jamie Lieberman is fantastic – you can connect with her at https://hashtag-legal.com. I usually recommend delivering the freebie via email, rather than on the thank you page. This is because the more information we have about a user the better – by delivering the freebie via email, we can make sure that they open the email with the download in it and also see that they’ve clicked on the link to receive the item. Regardless of the size of your freebie, from a one-page PDF to a multi-week summit, email will be the main vehicle for guiding your new lead in your funnel. In the virtual summit space, the funnel is guiding the attendee to purchase the extended summit series. The opt-in page for a virtual summit is often a longer form invitation with multiple opportunities to opt-in for a free ticket to the summit. These are positioned strategically down the page, so that as soon as the website visitor is on board with the summit concept, they don’t have to hunt for the sign up form. The thank you page for a virtual summit will provide instructions to check your inbox for important summit information and may include a number of links – ranging from sharing the summit on social media to purchasing the summit series at a deep discount. Because the user has multiple options for what to do at this point, this page is not generally considered part of the funnel. The time between signup for the summit and the summit kick-off date is called the pre-summit series. And this series has one goal: to entice the lead to purchase the summit series. It’s important to mix in valuable content with the purchase opportunity or you might turn off your lead before they even get to day 1. This is why Facebook groups and content rich emails are also important elements to the funnel. And good tracking is important too – because we don’t want to be selling to someone who has already bought. Let’s bring this back to the funnel – to know if a funnel is working, we want to understand the numbers. How many people are landing on our opt-in page. How many people are signing up How many people are opening our email How many people are taking the next step (and the next, and the next, and purchasing something from us.) If you’re running ads, then the Facebook Ads manager will be a great place to grab these numbers. Your email marketing system will provide hints. And regardless of the source of your traffic, Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager are great tools to help gain insight into how people are interacting with the funnel. Today is the best day to setup the tech side of tracking systems. This will start collecting data for you, even if you’re not looking at it yet. Your future marketing department will thank you! And come back next week when we talk with Mikael of Funnelytics who has a marketing background. The week after I sit down and talk marketing technology with Eli Natoli who is a growth mentor for coaches and entrepreneurs. We’re in this together – I’d love to know what tech you’re rocking or exploring for your funnels. Come join us in the Tech of Business Community on Facebook at https://techofbusiness.com/community/ If you would like to email me, I can be reached at jaime@techofbusiness.com.  

On this episode of Becoming Fearless, meet Jamie Lieberman, the founder of Businessese and a partner at Hashtag-Legal, a law firm that specializes in working with influencers. Jamie has worked in influencer marketing since before influencers were even a thing, and she noticed a need for lawyers who spoke the language of influencers and truly understood the online space. Join Annie and Jamie as they talk doing things differently, having flexibility, trusting your gut, and maintaining boundaries.

In this episode, Jaime and Jamie Lieberman discuss: What Hashtag Legal is The type of work that Hashtag Legal does Being fully virtual Bringing in new technology Key Takeaways: Influencer marketers are people with an online presence (on YouTube, Instagram, etc.) that connect with brands for marketing purposes Voxer is an awesome app that functions like a walkie talkie and allows the users to have a "streaming consciousness" conversation style When things start to fall through the cracks, that's when you need to take a look at integrating a new tool Trello and Evernote are the two programs that Jamie and her partner use for organizing virtually   "Hashtag Legal is a law firm that specializes in business in the influencer marketer space, businesses with a digital presence, creatives and service professionals. " — Jamie Lieberman    Connect with Jaime Slutzky: Podcast: http://www.techofbusiness.com Website: http://www.virtualsummittech.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimeslutzky/ Email: jaime@virtualsummitTECH.com     Connect with Jamie Lieberman: Website: https://www.hashtag-legal.com/ Twitter: @hashtaglegalllc Podcast: The Businessese Influencer Marketing Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hashtaglegallc     Show notes by show producer: Anna Nygren   Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

In this episode, Jaime and Jamie Lieberman discuss: What Hashtag Legal is The type of work that Hashtag Legal does Being fully virtual Bringing in new technology Key Takeaways: Influencer marketers are people with an online presence (on YouTube, Instagram, etc.) that connect with brands for marketing purposes Voxer is an awesome app that functions like a walkie talkie and allows the users to have a "streaming consciousness" conversation style When things start to fall through the cracks, that's when you need to take a look at integrating a new tool Trello and Evernote are the two programs that Jamie and her partner use for organizing virtually   "Hashtag Legal is a law firm that specializes in business in the influencer marketer space, businesses with a digital presence, creatives and service professionals. " — Jamie Lieberman    Connect with Jaime Slutzky: Podcast: http://www.techofbusiness.com Website: http://www.virtualsummittech.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimeslutzky/ Email: jaime@virtualsummitTECH.com     Connect with Jamie Lieberman: Website: https://www.hashtag-legal.com/ Twitter: @hashtaglegalllc Podcast: The Businessese Influencer Marketing Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hashtaglegallc     Show notes by show producer: Anna Nygren   Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

One of the best ways to learn how to be a great leader is by following in the footsteps of others who have gone before you. Listen as several fabulous BizChix join Shelli today to share some of their “Best Boss” stories, and what it was that made them such great leaders. Don't miss out on this great compilation of personal anecdotes from our very own BizChix about the importance of role modeling, serving those you lead, and taking advantage of teachable moments. Join the BizChix Community Connect With Featured BizChix: Shannon Crow, Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Nikki Rausch, Sales Maven Maelisa Hall, QA Prep My Biz Bestie Podcast Lara Currie, Difficult Happens Podcast Danielle Liss and Jamie Lieberman, The Businessese Influencer Marketing Podcast Hashtag Legal, LLC Sue Monhait, Gift Biz Unwrapped Gift Biz Unwrapped Podcast for Gifters, Bakers, Crafters and Makers Carol Cox, Speaking Your Brand Speaking Your Brand Podcast Books or Tools or Events Mentioned: BAM Success Summit 2018 BizChix Live 2018 Work with Shelli: One Day Mastermind EliteChix Mastermind Strategy Session Work With Natalie: One Day Mastermind CEOCHIX Mastermind Strategy Session This episode was first published at BizChix.com/team10. Listen to our sister podcast, BizChix, on your app or at http://bizchix.com. Join the BixChix Community here.

Now that you've had a chance to learn about Danielle, it's time to get up close and personal with Jamie. Like Danielle, you may have met Jamie in person at a conference where she was speaking, or have picked up some key intel from her appearances in webinars, podcasts and written interviews online. In that case you probably already know that: again, like Danielle, Jamie is a proud Jersey girl (who currently lives in Jersey) prior to law school, Jamie worked in fashion she has a healthy obsession with Ruth Bader Ginsberg she has really cool hair she has two adorable young boys, and she has strong opinions about the power of saying NO. via GIPHY Get to know Jamie in this episode of the Businessese Influencer Marketing Podcast! She'll cover her background in law and digital marketing, discuss what areas of influencer marketing elicit the most confusion, and Danielle will follow up with questions asking what we all want to know about Jamie Lieberman. Give Episode 3 of the podcast a listen, and revel in the Jersey accents. Next episode drops next Thursday! We'll see you then.

In today's episode I'm thrilled to interview Jamie Lieberman from Hashtag Legal! She and her business partner Danielle Liss are providing products and services in a space that desperately needs help- online influencers and the law! Join us today as she brings clarity to Copyright, Trademark, Privacy Policies & Disclosures.  The information discussed in this episode is strictly informative and should not be considered legal advice.  Check out www.kimandersonconsulting.com/legal for links to their DIY legal forms for bloggers!  Music by Pond5 - Cheerful and Upbeat.

Today's guest has found a way to marry her knowledge of the law with her experience working with influencers to create Hashtag Legal, a law firm dedicated to helping businesses succeed in a digital world. As technology created new opportunities for business owners, the legal industry did not keep up with the times. Hashtag Legal fills that void. Their clients are influencer networks, CEOs of digital empires, online entrepreneurs, creatives, and small business owners. Previously, she was Director of Operations and Chief Counsel at Type-A Parent, the world's premier conference, influencer network and community for mom bloggers, dad bloggers, and the marketers who want to connect with them. She has been a practicing lawyer for over 10 years and has worked for a large, international law firm in New York City on complex commercial matters and for a Federal District Judge on both civil and criminal federal cases.  She is also an adjunct professor at Seton Hall Law School. Please join me in welcoming Jamie Lieberman. In this episode we explore: how she defines leadership: “Surrounding yourself with people who do things better than you & being able to bring the best in them out.” the benefits of being the only lawyer in the room the important step to take before launching a business, especially a niche within a traditional industry building a team to complement your strengths and shore up your weaknesses her conference strategy to make great connections before, during, and even after the event Stay tuned until the end of the episode to hear what I thought were the key takeaways you could put into practice this week and benefit from for years to come. Listen, subscribe and read show notes at www.OnTheSchoomze.com - episode 51

In this episode of the DREAM. THINK. DO. podcast, Mitch Matthews talks with the partner and co-founder of Hashtag Legal, Jamie Lieberman. Her firm is dedicated to helping all entrepreneurs to run businesses in the digital age. She shares legal answers and specific strategies for some of the most common questions about the law.  This information will help you and your organization stay protected.    Listen To The Podcast:                         Talking about legal issues around your business and your creative ideas may make you want to run for cover.    However, conversations around legal strategies to keep you, your ideas and your business protected shouldn't be put off.   Jamie Lieberman, my guest on today's DREAM THINK DO episode, specializes in helping entrepreneurs run a business in the digital age. Her law firm has extensive experience in helping clients with everything from drafting and reviewing contracts to forming entities.  Plus, she helps her clients to protect their creative ideas! Listen to this episode to gain insight into how to do things right and keep yourself safe when it comes to business legal matters. You'll hear answers to some of the most frequently asked legal questions from DREAM. THINK. DOers.        In this episode, you will… Learn how to avoid the biggest legal mistakes people make Hear about why you shouldn't procrastinate to register your mark Gain insight into how to find a good lawyer who understands your industry Hear about the most important part when drawing up a contract Listen in on some priceless tips I'd not heard before in my 10+ years of being an entrepreneur Let me know what stood out to YOU! Leave a comment and share what was your biggest takeaway.  I'd love to hear from YOU! DISCLAIMER: All information provided during this interview is legal information and does not form an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship is not formed until you have a written agreement between yourself and an attorney. Episode Resources www.Hashtag-legal.com jamie@hashtag-legal.com MitchMatthews.com/itunes DREAM. THINK. DO.

Jamie Lieberman is a partner and founder of Hashtag Legal. Jamie has extensive experience drafting and reviewing contracts, forming entities, drafting site terms and negotiating on behalf of clients. Jamie also has commercial litigation experience, so she has a strong understanding of business and corporate law. Jamie has been a practicing lawyer for over 10 years and has worked for a large, international law firm in New York City on complex commercial matters and for a Federal District Judge on both civil and criminal federal cases. Jamie currently teaches Appellate Advocacy at Seton Hall Law School as an adjunct professor. She is also the former Director of Operations and Chief Counsel at an influencer network and has extensive experience working with brands and bloggers at live events and through campaigns. Jamie graduated from Seton Hall Law School, magna cum laude, Order of the Coif and was the Managing Editor of the Seton Hall Law Review. She completed her undergraduate degree at Lehigh University, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Economics. Jamie is admitted to practice in New York and New Jersey.Learn more: www.hashtag-legal.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

Jamie Lieberman is a partner and founder of Hashtag Legal. Jamie has extensive experience drafting and reviewing contracts, forming entities, drafting site terms and negotiating on behalf of clients. Jamie also has commercial litigation experience, so she has a strong understanding of business and corporate law. Jamie has been a practicing lawyer for over 10 years and has worked for a large, international law firm in New York City on complex commercial matters and for a Federal District Judge on both civil and criminal federal cases. Jamie currently teaches Appellate Advocacy at Seton Hall Law School as an adjunct professor. She is also the former Director of Operations and Chief Counsel at an influencer network and has extensive experience working with brands and bloggers at live events and through campaigns. Jamie graduated from Seton Hall Law School, magna cum laude, Order of the Coif and was the Managing Editor of the Seton Hall Law Review. She completed her undergraduate degree at Lehigh University, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Economics. Jamie is admitted to practice in New York and New Jersey.Learn more: www.hashtag-legal.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

This week in the Law School Insider we are bringing you Jamie Lieberman, partner and co-owner of Hashtag Legal. Finding Your Passion and Saying "No" Open Doors to Success

Hear Natalie chat with Jamie and Danielle from Hashtag Legal on four major legal mistakes to avoid in an online business. These impact anyone who has a website, collects emails, sells products and/or is an Amazon Affiliate.   This episode is sponsored by AWeber.  Thank you for supporting women entrepreneurs! Find out more and get an all access, 60 Day Free Trial at BizChix.com/Aweber!   Key Takeaways: [9:20] How should people choose a lawyer for their business. [12:03] Natalie mentions how she hired Jamie and Danielle to help her with the Aweber sponsorship contract. [13:55] Danielle lists the top four legal mistakes an online business makes and the different types of business entities to be aware of. [19:40] Natalie asks about obtaining a LLC in other states. [21:55] Danielle discusses the biggest issue business owners face in legal situations. [31:09] Danielle and Jamie talk about how important a privacy policy is for a business website and what types of questions that need to be addressed. [38:06] Danielle and Jamie can’t stress enough about being proactive in protecting your business. [46:12] How to connect with Danielle and Jaime [48:30] Natalie’s final thoughts. [53:03] Special message from Tahoe (Natalie’s 4 year old son).   Connect with Jamie and Danielle ● Hashtag-Legal website ● @hashtaglegalLLC Twitter ● Businessese Website ● @businessese Twitter   Mentioned in this Episode: ● BizChix.com/nest   Hear the entire #BizChixMonetize series.   This episode first appeared on BizChix.com.