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Professional Builders Secrets brings you an exclusive episode with Jeff Bullas, digital marketing expert and host of The Jeff Bullas Show. In this episode, Jeff shares his insights on the impact of AI on humanity, creativity, and the future of work. Discover how builders and entrepreneurs can leverage AI for better decision-making, enhanced productivity, and maintaining a sense of purpose. This episode is sponsored by Apparatus Contractor Services, click the link below to learn more:hubs.ly/Q02mNSsG0 INSIDE EPISODE 170 YOU WILL DISCOVER The rapid evolution of AI and its parallels with past technological revolutions How AI can be used as a creative co-pilot to enhance human ingenuity Strategies for effectively problem-solving and communicating with AI tools The ethical considerations of AI and the need for societal guardrails How to maintain purpose and humanity in an increasingly efficient world And much, much more. ABOUT JEFF BULLAS Jeff Bullas is a digital entrepreneur, AI thought leader, marketing blogger, keynote speaker, digital strategist, and bestselling author with over 29 years of experience in the online world. His mission is to inspire and educate entrepreneurs to grow their businesses in a digital world. He has a BA in Economics and Commerce and has written "Blogging the Smart Way", a book that shows how to create, build, and market a blog that stands out in the crowded web. He has been featured in Forbes, New York Times, Huffington Post, and other prestigious publications as one of the top influencers and experts in digital marketing, content marketing, and social media marketing. Connect with Jeff: linkedin.com/in/jeffbullas/ TIMELINE 3:22 Jeff's “aha” moment with AI at Lake Como 5:01 The rapid adoption of ChatGPT and its implications 9:46 How AI can unlock and amplify human creativity 19:25 The future of AI in work and daily life 22:36 Ethical considerations and the need for AI guardrails 31:07 How to maintain your humanity and purpose with AI LINKS, RESOURCES & MORE APB Website: associationofprofessionalbuilders.com APB Rewards: associationofprofessionalbuilders.com/rewards/ APB on Instagram: instagram.com/apbbuilders/ APB on Facebook: facebook.com/associationofprofessionalbuilders APB on YouTube: youtube.com/c/associationofprofessionalbuilders

In this episode, we feature Jeff Bullas. A legend in the field of digital marketing, Jeff is the founder of Side Hustle Strategies. It is a learning platform covering best Sales, Marketing, and Lead Generation practices. With numerous Forbes and Huffington Post accolades, Jeff has helped countless businesses and creators shine online. He's a top-tier speaker, author, and consultant, known for his engaging storytelling and innovative ideas. Jeff also runs his much-coveted podcast called The Jeff Bullas Show where he interviews AI startup founders and entrepreneurs. Hit him up if you are one. Follow Jeff on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffbullas/ This episode includes: - AIs impact on influencer marketing - Social media's impact on journalism in 2009 - Joseph Campbell's inspiring hero's journey - Banning TikTok in America would piss off 100 million users - AI-powered content distribution strategies for marketers - On Star Wars, Marvels, and more - How Tolkien's Lord of the Rings inspired Jeff - Charlie Mungers Poor Charlies Almanac, Deep Work - Genius happens when we find our own genius Connect with us on a deeper level here: https://beacons.ai/getphyllo Want to get in touch with Phyllo? contact@getphyllo.com

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de WP A DAY, tu podcast para estar al tanto de las novedades en el universo de WordPress. Soy Lucia, la voz de Inteligencia Artificial generativa de Amazon Polly y hoy es viernes, 5 de abril de 2024. El contenido de este podcast ha sido creado automáticamente por medio de un chatbot personalizado (GPT) de ChatGPT Plus, utilizando diversas fuentes especializadas en WordPress. En primer lugar, WordPress ha lanzado su versión 6.5, apodada "Regina". Esta actualización introduce mejoras significativas en la interfaz de usuario, la accesibilidad y el rendimiento, prometiendo una experiencia de edición más fluida para los creadores de contenido​. En otro orden de cosas, la comunidad de WordPress Core ha anunciado una nueva característica: la biblioteca de fuentes. Esta herramienta permite a los usuarios incorporar fácilmente fuentes personalizadas en sus temas, mejorando la personalización y la estética de los sitios web​. Por otra parte, un artículo reciente en JeffBullas.com, explora por qué WordPress sigue siendo la plataforma de elección para bloggers y creadores de contenido en 2024, destacando su facilidad de uso, flexibilidad y una vasta comunidad de soporte​​. Siguiendo con las últimas noticias, la comunidad de WordPress está en la fase de planificación para la versión 6.6, invitando a voluntarios a contribuir en diversas áreas, desde el desarrollo de software hasta la documentación y la traducción​. Manage WP comparte estrategias avanzadas de monetización para profesionales de WordPress. Este artículo ofrece consejos prácticos sobre cómo maximizar los ingresos a través de servicios y productos relacionados con WordPress​. Y continuamos con más información. El artículo "The WordPress Versus Problem" en mburnette.com aborda la creciente cultura de competencia dentro de la comunidad WordPress. Destaca cómo esta mentalidad de 'nosotros contra ellos', especialmente en comparaciones con otras plataformas, empresas de alojamiento y entre el Editor de Sitio Completo y constructores de páginas, puede ser perjudicial. El autor enfatiza la importancia de la colaboración y el trabajo conjunto para el beneficio del ecosistema de WordPress, sugiriendo que deberíamos enfocarnos en unir fuerzas en lugar de competir​. Finalmente, Pootlepress ha compilado una lista de los desarrolladores de WordPress que deberías seguir en 2024. Esta guía ofrece una visión única sobre quiénes están marcando tendencia y innovando dentro de la comunidad. Debido a las limitaciones de contenido, los resúmenes presentados son interpretaciones de los artículos originales y no citas literales. Para más detalles, te recomendamos visitar los enlaces proporcionados. Gracias por sintonizar WP A DAY. Tienes los enlaces a los recursos citados en la descripción del episodio en Blogpocket.com. Esperamos que este episodio haya sido útil e instructivo para ti. Si te gustó, suscríbete y cuéntaselo a tus amigos y colegas. ¡Hasta la próxima!

Jeff Bullas is the owner of jeffbullas.com a website that has 25 million readers. Forbes calls him a top influencer of Chief Marketing Officers and the world's top social marketing talent. Entrepreneur lists him among 50 online marketing influencers to watch. Inc.com has him on the list of 20 digital marketing experts to follow on Twitter. Here is a link to his amazing bio from his website (https://www.jeffbullas.com/bio/)Topics covered:AI and new mythology with Jeff BullasAI, humanity, and the hero's journeyLife paradoxes, AI, and the Holy GrailAI, empathy, and humanityCreativity, uniqueness, and sharing with the worldLife, artificial intelligence, and personal growthIf you would like to stay in touch with Jeff here are the links to his website and social media presence:https://www.jeffbullas.com/https://www.jeffbullas.com/podcast/https://au.linkedin.com/in/jeffbullashttps://twitter.com/jeffbullashttps://www.facebook.com/jeffreybullas/This episode was brought to you by Josef Schinwald from OMbythebeach.com. 

Bienvenido a otro episodio de WP A DAY, tu podcast para conocer las últimas noticias en el mundo de WordPress. Soy Lucia, la voz de Inteligencia Artificial generativa de Amazon Polly y hoy es viernes, 16 de febrero de 2024. El guion de este podcast ha sido elaborado automáticamente mediante un chatbot personalizado (GPT) de ChatGPT Plus, a partir de una serie de fuentes especializadas en WordPress. En primer lugar, la última actualización de Gutenberg 17.7 trae mejoras significativas, incluyendo optimizaciones en la interfaz de usuario y en la experiencia de edición, que prometen facilitar aún más la creación de contenido​​. Por otra parte, la accesibilidad en WordPress es un tema de creciente importancia. Un reciente artículo en Manage WP destaca cómo se está trabajando para hacer WordPress accesible para todos los usuarios, asegurando que el contenido web sea más inclusivo​​. Siguiendo con el tema, los blogs de marketing digital en español están ganando cada vez más audiencia. Un estudio reciente revela los 20 blogs con más visitas en 2024, ofreciendo una perspectiva única sobre las tendencias actuales en el marketing digital​​. Además, Jeff Bullas comparte una guía paso a paso sobre SEO on-page, proporcionando estrategias clave para maximizar el potencial de tu sitio web​​. A continuación, un experimento interesante demuestra cómo se puede recrear la página de inicio de la NASA utilizando bloques de WordPress en tan solo 30 minutos, destacando la flexibilidad y potencia de los bloques​​. La comunidad de WordPress también ha compartido los resultados de la encuesta anual de 2023, ofreciendo insights valiosos sobre el futuro de WordPress y los próximos pasos​​. Para complementar, Matt Mullenweg, fundador de Automattic y WordPress, ha comenzado su primer sabbatical, denominado "Samattical". Durante este tiempo, planea dedicarse al blogueo y a la apertura de código, tras dejar temporalmente su liderazgo en WordPress.com a Daniel Bachhuber. Este movimiento refleja la importancia de la pausa y la reflexión dentro de la cultura empresarial de Automattic Finalmente, WordPress 6.5 Beta 1 ya está disponible para prueba. Esta versión beta incluye nuevas características y mejoras, solicitando la colaboración de la comunidad para probar y reportar cualquier problema​​. Este episodio, de WP A DAY, automatizado mediante inteligencia artificial, pero construido por un humano, nos ha llevado a través de las últimas innovaciones y reflexiones dentro de la comunidad de WordPress. Desde mejoras técnicas hasta la importancia de tomar un descanso para innovar. WP A DAY se basa en fuentes RSS y en herramientas como ChatGPT Plus y Amazon Polly. Es un producto elaborado por Antonio Cambronero. En Blogpocket creemos en un uso ético y responsable de la inteligencia artificial. Lee nuestro manifiesto en Blogpocket.com. Mantente conectado para más insights y tendencias en el mundo de WordPress. ¡Nos vemos en el próximo episodio!

Top global influencer and thought leader Jeff Bullas joins me on this episode of "The Business Storytelling Show" to discuss the topic. We discuss: Why blogging still works The role of AI in content strategy Channels to use And more... Join us and connect with Jeff at http://jeffbullas.com

Promoting evergreen affiliate offers can be a challenge because there is no urgency. When a product is available 24/7, 365 it can sometimes be hard for affiliates to put together a solid promotion plan and really get people excited. Today, I shared exactly how we did than in one of our evergreen promotions and how you can build excitement, buzz, and even urgency in your evergreen promotions.  LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Affiliate Bonuses: mattmcwilliams.com/affbonuses PodHacker: mattmcwilliams.com/podhacker What's Working on Social Media Right Now with Jeff Bullas: mattmcwilliams.com/whats-working-on-social-media-right-now-with-jeff-bullas/ SwitchPod: switchpod.co

As entrepreneurs and creators, it has never been easier to start a business, create your art, and share it with the world. In this presentation, we will look at the 5 pillar Freedom Code framework that you will need to learn to start, grow and flourish as a business, entrepreneur, or creator. The rules have changed and the freedom to take control of your destiny has never been greater. We will also look at the stories of people and companies that have changed their lives and made an impact on the world.Check out upcoming DigiMarCon Digital Marketing, Media, and Advertising Conferences & Exhibitions Worldwide at https://digimarcon.com/events/

Are funnels dead? Have they been dead for a while? We have to rethink our digital marketing strategies to generate leads and increase revenue. Tom Schwab joins us to share how we can leverage other people's platforms to grow our businesses and provide mutual value. Tom is the founder of Interview Valet, a company that books its clients on podcasts. His upcoming book One Conversation Away invites readers to consider an alternative to digital marketing where we are a single conversation away from landing more clients. What You Will Learn: One conversation away is a more viable business model than one funnel away How to get on other people's podcasts How to turn extra visibility into extra revenue Resources: Get your free copy of the Podcast Guest Profits Book: https://interviewvalet.com/breakthrough (interviewvalet.com/breakthrough) Listen to an episode with Jeff Bullas where we discuss https://marcguberti.com/2018/03/e124-attract-millions-of-blog-visitors-to-your-content-win-at-content-marketing-with-jeff-bullas/ (how to get millions of blog visitors) Learn how to make 6-figures with your content: https://www.contentmarketingplaza.com/ (contentmarketingplaza.com)

In today's episode, Stacy sits down with Jeff Bullas who is a master of social media and digital marketing. He has been in the social media marketing game since the early days, and he shares his vast knowledge of the content space with us. Jeff discusses the battling with algorithms that change constantly, utilizing automation to increase your reach and produce more content, and how to tell a good story. The two discuss how targeting your audience and building a story that speaks to them can help you avoid some common marketing mistakes.

BIO: Jeff Bullas is the owner of jeffbullas.com. Forbes calls him a top influencer of Chief Marketing Officers and the world's top social marketing talent. Entrepreneur lists him among 50 online marketing influencers to watch. Inc.com has him on the list of 20 digital marketing experts to follow on Twitter. STORY: Jeff bought a mattress and bedding furniture store, an area he had no experience or passion in. He did no research or did any due diligence, and within no time, he was deep in debt and had to close the store. He lost everything, including his marriage and the family home. LEARNING: Don't start a business unless you have expertise and passion in that industry. Running a business is not all about the money.   “Just start. Create and share your craft, and then the world will show up.”Jeff Bullas  Guest profilehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffbullas/ (Jeff Bullas) is the owner of https://www.jeffbullas.com/ (jeffbullas.com). Forbes calls him a top influencer of Chief Marketing Officers and the world's top social marketing talent. Entrepreneur lists him among 50 online marketing influencers to watch. Inc.com has him on the list of 20 digital marketing experts to follow on https://twitter.com/jeffbullas (Twitter). Worst investment everJeff once bought a mattress and bedding furniture store on a whim. He had zero experience in running a retail business. He did zero research and due diligence. He was just thinking of the money he would make from the business. Within a day or two of buying the store, Jeff realized he'd made the wrong decision. Instead of making money, the business was chewing up cash for months on end. Jeff's bank balance was getting lower and lower. He decided to pivot to another location to get a long-term lease. Jeff hated running this business. He was in the store seven days a week. He felt trapped. Eventually, he got to a point where he realized that he needed to pull the pin. Jeff closed the doors one day and walked away. This failure caused Jeff's marriage to break. He was too deep in debt that the bank took possession of the family home, and he was left with nothing. Lessons learnedWhen starting a business, don't do it just for the money. Start a business that you're uniquely qualified to run. Ask yourself if you have the curiosity, passion, and expertise to do it. If not, don't do it. Just start. Create and share your craft, and then the world will show up. Entrepreneurship is not just about chasing the money; it's also about tapping into why you're here and why you're doing it. Andrew's takeawaysMost people fail to do their research when starting a business. They see an opportunity, get seduced by it, and end up putting aside their normal rationality because they're excited about it. Money is an outcome of your passion. Failure can shake not only your confidence but the confidence of the people around you. But, don't forget that failure is inevitable and when it happens, just walk away. Actionable adviceDon't force it. We live in a perfect world, but it doesn't always unfold in the way we want. When you try to force it, generally, bad things happen. No. 1 goal for the next 12 monthsJeff's number one goal for the next 12 months is to launch a new product and have some fun doing it. Parting words  “Just start and learn. Don't try to be a perfectionist.”Jeff Bullas  [spp-transcript]   Connect with Jeff Bullashttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffbullas/ (LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/jeffbullas (Twitter) https://www.facebook.com/jeffreybullas (Facebook) https://www.youtube.com/c/TheJeffBullasShow/featured (YouTube) https://www.jeffbullas.com/ (Website) https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-jeff-bullas-show/id1502649184 (Podcast) Andrew's bookshttps://amzn.to/3qrfHjX (How to Start Building Your Wealth Investing in the Stock Market) https://amzn.to/2PDApAo (My Worst Investment Ever) https://amzn.to/3v6ip1Y (9 Valuation Mistakes and How to Avoid...

Jeff Bullas was named “top influencer of Chief Marketing Officers and the world's top social marketing talent” by Forbes. He runs a successful digital marketing blog and is here to tell you about the power of online content for business growth.Ninetwentynine is a Fiverr.com podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeff is a digital entrepreneur, marketing blogger, keynote speaker, digital strategist, and bestselling author. His mission is to "Inspire and educate entrepreneurs to grow their business in a digital world”. The jeffbullas.com website receives over 5 million visitors a year. Among other achievements, he has been listed on Forbes as one of the “Top 20 Influencers of CMO's”. In this episode, we talk about - One unique aspect about social media in 2009 and how it has changed Capitalization of social media and the incomprehensible algorithms What democratized media will look like in the future How he built a 25 million+ readership One significant way in which he is using AI in his business Post-COVID impact on his business Long term prediction on the future of the internet

Cloris Kylie, bestselling author of Beyond Influencer Marketing, has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs with expertise-based businesses attract ideal clients through influencer marketing. Cloris's articles have been published on personal development and business websites with millions of readers, such as Tiny Buddha, Mind Body Green, Addicted2Success, and Jeff Bullas' blog. She has been a featured guest on top-ranked podcasts, YouTube shows, radio and TV. Listen in as Cloris talks about: Her go-to strategy to believe you can do and have what you want How to feel comfortable reaching out to influencers (with examples of what to say/write) The key approach to deliver value first in order to build strong, enduring relationships How to discover what matters to influencers and then build a strategy to attract their attention The secret to taking action in spite of your fear (this is super important to build your success) How she quickly overcomes setbacks to ensure continued and sustained momentum in her business Her Top Tip to connect with influencers (put this into action to get big results) The biggest lesson life has taught her which has been super powerful, not just in business, but in every area of her life Find out more about Cloris Kylie at cloriskylie.com and pick up her free Guide To Connect With Influencers. Smash Your Income Glass Ceiling To Attract More Clients And Money… without doing more marketing! Click here for Free Video Training 

Imagine being a real estate developer and building a skyscraper on land someone else owns, and that the landowner has the right to change the price, the rules, and the terms of the land use at any time. That's insanity. Why would any sane developer invest so much time and money building that skyscraper when the landowner will eventually change the terms and destroy the investment? Yet, that's what nearly always happens when we build our businesses to be dependent on digital platforms other people own. In this episode, I'm going to share a story of how Harry's, the men's grooming company, built an email list with more than 100,000 subscribers in a week prior to their launch. They did this as part of their strategy to build their skyscraper on land they own, along with other great stories and secrets about platform strategy. How Harry's Built a 100K Email List in a Week Jeff Raider & Andy Katz-Mayfield, co-founders of Harry's, a men's grooming company, wanted to make a splash when their website launched. That's why they began a strong campaign to grow their email list before they even had much information about their new company out.  Harry's used a strong referral campaign to grow their email list. Instead of launching their company's website, they had a simple two funnel. The landing page invited the visitor to sign up for their emails with the words “Be the first to know” above the box and “step inside” instead of the usual “confirm” or “submit” button. These word choices created a sense of urgency and intrigue.  Once the visitor signed up to receive emails, they were brought to the second page of the website, which was all about their referral program. This page contained a unique URL that the visitor could share with their friends and family. Then it had a tracker to show many people you had shared with. Harry's gamified the referral process by setting up nice prizes for how many referrals a visitor made.  Referring 5 friends earned you a free shaving cream.  Referring 10 friends earned you a free razor.  Referring 25 friends earned you a free premium razor.  Referring 50 friends earned you free shaving for a year.  These incremental prizes were a great method for convincing visitors to share their referral codes with their friends and family. Plus, it built excitement over the company finally opening its doors.  This campaign led to Harry's receiving 100,000 email sign-ups in just one week. Raider shared that 77% of the collected emails were referrals (Source: Viral Loops). This massive email list allowed Harry's to ensure that when they finally opened, they weren't just making their opening to crickets. They had an engaged and excited audience for when their products were finally available, which helped them become highly successful.  Harry's successfully built their skyscraper on land they owned, their email list, instead of on land someone else owned, such as shelf space at big box stores. They now own the relationships and can contact their customers at any time, something that would be nearly impossible to do with a big-box distribution strategy. Platforms Can Give and Platforms Can Take Years ago I worked as the Chief Revenue Officer for a company called Family Link. Family Link had created a Facebook app called We're Related that allowed users to connect with family members and show those connections on Facebook. During my first 12 months with the company, the app was wildly successful and we were able to add $5 million in revenue. The app became the 4th most popular on Facebook and had 90 million installs.  Facebook saw how popular our app was and decided to create much of that functionality into the core Facebook offering. And not only that, they removed our app from the user's main profile pages who had already installed it. Essentially, Facebook decided to compete and then made it extremely difficult for us to compete. It was kind of like the landowner changing the terms of the deal after we had built the skyscraper, and it was perfectly legal because our app was built on their platform. We had built a metaphorical skyscraper on land they owned, and they could do just about anything they wanted. It is unwise to build businesses under these types of circumstances where we are not the masters of our own destinies. Facebook isn't the only platform that does this. As another example, Amazon encourages third-party vendors to sell on their platform. However, in many cases when they see a highly profitable product, they create their own version of the same product and compete.  "Facebook and other social media platforms seem like a shortcut because they make it appear easy to reach new people. But the trade-off is that you're a sharecropper. It's not your land. You don't have permission to contact people; they do. You don't own an asset; they do." - Seth Godin, Best-Selling Marketing Author Building a List We Own This doesn't mean using social media sites is a bad idea. The lesson I learned from the Facebook experience was the importance of building our own lists. An email list full of customers and potential customers that have already shown interest in our products or services is one of the most valuable assets a business can own.  Joe Pulizzi, the founder of Content Marketing Institute, explained it perfectly when he said: “An email list is critical because you can't build your content on rented land. So many brands and companies build their audiences on Facebook and Google+, which is fine, but we don't own those names – Facebook and Google do. If we are thinking like real media companies, the asset is in the audience.” That quote was obviously from back when Google+ was a viable platform, but it illustrates that building our businesses to be reliant on other platforms can also go out of business, and we lose all of the investment we put into building our presence on that platform. Does this mean we should avoid using social media platforms or other company's websites? Of course not. They are still a great source for growing our reach. The point I'm trying to make here is that the end goal of our platform strategy must land outside of these platforms. We need to control the relationships and communication we have with our customers and potential customers. That means we're building our email lists, gathering phone numbers and mailing addresses, and doing anything that will allow us to contact people off of the platform we found them on.  “The most effective tactic is the use of email marketing to drive a real return. The reason it is effective is that people may engage and share on social, but they will buy from a sequence of emails that educate first and sell second.” - Jeff Bullas, Social Media Marketing Strategist LivingSocial Collects the Email of Every Website Visitor Here's another example: LivingSocial is a coupon company that recognizes the importance of capturing the contact information of prospective customers. They recognize that consumers who love coupons are usually willing to give up their contact information in exchange for coupons. That's why LivingSocial requires the email address of any of their website visitors.  That's right. Every single visitor, if they want to see what coupons LivingSocial has to offer, must exchange their contact information to see the company's website. This is an aggressive campaign that wouldn't work for all audiences. After all, most visitors need to experience some value before they're willing to give up their email addresses. LivingSocial has found that it works for their unique customers though.  One of the keys to LivingSocial's success is that the emails they send have great value to their ideal customers. For example, one of the emails the company sends out is called Instant Deals. The idea behind this is to help people find a spot to eat lunch. Right when their customers are beginning to think about what they'll eat for lunch, they receive an email with instant deals that can save them money on their meal and give them ideas for where they might like to eat.  I love this example because it shows how well LivingSocial knows their customers. Both the manner in which they collect contact information and the information they send in their emails demonstrates that they know their ideal customers well.  Each business has its own unique audience with its own unique desires and preferences. We need to build our platform on that. The better we know our audience, the better we'll know what kind of email capturing will work best for them and what kind of plan we should implement. Then we'll be able to provide them with effective emails that will transition them through the buyer's journey.  Becoming an Influencer Authority occurs when someone takes the right steps to combine standout, trustworthy expertise in his or her field with the kind of high visibility you might often associate with a celebrity. When that happens, the expert's name becomes synonymous with the field he or she works in - Adam Witty and Rusty Shelton, Authors of Authority Marketing Most business leaders have the expertise, passion, and knowledge that we can share with others. When we share that expertise, passion, and knowledge on our own platforms we can often become an influencer in our niches.  We can become an influencer and thought-leader by writing a book, speaking at events, hosting a podcast, creating YouTube videos, writing blog posts, sending an email newsletter, and more. As we provide our followers with useful and engaging content, they'll want more and more from us and we'll begin to build a true relationship. One of the reasons this works so well is because we're providing value before we ask for anything in return. Once we've established our expertise and created a loyal following, we'll be able to market our products and services in a way that is authentic and credible.  Again, it's important to recognize that as we're building our followings on social media, we need to find ways to build a list of our followers we own and can contact off social media platforms. The more we can encourage our followers to visit our sites and sign up for our email lists, the stronger our foundation will be. Then we'll be building our skyscraper on land we own. Key Takeaways Here are some of the top takeaways that stood out to me from this episode:  We need to build our metaphorical skyscrapers on land we own. This means growing a huge email list, membership site, or other platforms where we own the customer contact information and permission to contact customers and potential customers directly.  Our social media efforts, when we're using someone else's platform, should focus on getting our customers to come to our platform, gathering their contact information, and gaining permission to market to them.  The asset is the audience. In other words, the lists we build will become one of the greatest assets of our companies.  We can leverage our platforms to become influencers when we share our knowledge and expertise. Becoming an influencer can give us more control over our destinies because we cannot get de-platformed. A platform then cannot block us from contacting our own followers.  Want to be a Better Digital Monetizer? Did you like today's episode? Then please follow these channels to receive free digital monetization content: Get a free Monetization Assessment of your business Subscribe to the Monetization eMagazine. Follow the Monetization Nation Blog. Join our private Monetization Nation Facebook Group. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation YouTube channel. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.  Connect with Nathan on Linkedin.  Follow Monetization Nation on Instagram.  Follow Monetization Nation on Twitter. Challenge If we desire monetization we have never before achieved, we must leverage strategies we have never before implemented. I challenge each of us to pick one thing that resonated with us from today's episode and schedule a time this week to implement it to help achieve our monetization goals. Share Your Story  Are you building your skyscraper on land you own or on leased land? Please join our private Monetization Nation Facebook group and share your insights with other digital monetizers. Read at: https://www.monetizationnation.com/18-platform-strategy-building-skyscrapers-on-land-we-own/

Jeff Bullas appeared on the Launch Legends Podcast and shared the insights about content creation, benefits of podcasting and his advice for content creators.

→ Segmento Storytellings . Como diria Peter Guber - 'Para um líder, uma história é sempre um foco na ação — uma mensagem que nos faz pensar como transformamos sonhos em objetivos e depois em resultados.' Estes podcasts podem ser uma excelente fonte de inspiração. Histórias simples que permitem ‘adormecer crianças e despertar os adultos.' . Storytelling #23 "Less is more. Keeping it simple takes time and effort." — Jeff Bullas

Join Our Facebook Group Community here: http://bit.ly/sfe-community Listen to our SFE podcast - Impact Talks on Anchor or Spotify: https://startupfundingevent.com/podcast/ ... Featured on Forbes as a “Top 20 Influencer of Chief Marketing Officers” – 2018 #1 Global Content Marketing Influencer – 2018 Listed on Forbes as one of the “Top 20 Influencers of CMO's” – 2017 Ranked by Apollo Research in the “Top 20 Influencers of Digital Marketers in the USA” – 2016 #1 Global “Digital Marketing Influencer” – 2016 #1 ‪‎Content Marketing‬ Influencer from 6M+ daily web updates in 2015 by Appinions Included on Entrepreneur.com as one of the “50 Online Marketing Influencers to Watch” – 2015 ... 0:00 Introduction, profession and first career 08:30 Career before 2007 and what scaled the twitter followers 14:08 How can startups reach their audience through social media? And where and on what should scaleups spend their ads money? 19:54 What's the future for social media and content creation? 26:57 And quantity vs quality content creation 31:24 A social media handling team 36:13 PR effects, before and after 47:00 The long game 51:27 Work-life balance in the beginning 53:54 Is content creation a viable career? 57:54 Your first hire 59:46 Google authority 01:04:46 What is your biggest unexpected failure and what did you learn from it? 01:09:16 What is the project that you worked on that has the biggest impact? 01:17:07 What are you currently doing, not business-related, that gives you energy? 01:20:54 Books recommendation and closing ... We bring inspiring startups and world-class founders on 1 stage to pitch for our Innovation Funding Award. Be part of our next event full of inspiration and great ideas! Get a FREE VIP Ticket for our next event: http://www.startupfundingevent.com Created by https://www.lightningvideoeditors.com

Data security breaches are a real threat. The more you grow your online presence, the more your website becomes a juicy target for hackers. Tune into this episode and learn how your digital marketing strategy might be leaving your business vulnerable. Read the article at JeffBullas.com here: http://bit.ly/2GtHqK9 Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave a rating or review, and share it! Connect with us: ‣ Website: Louder.Online/Connect ‣ Facebook: I Am Louder Online ‣ Twitter: @IAmLouderOnline

Jeff Bullas, one of the top influencers on the planet talks about his journey and the top three things he would advise agency owners they must do. Not only is he ranked as one of the top 20 influences, but he is also a wealth of knowledge according to Forbes and many other major publications. I highly advise you to go check out Jeff bullas.com after listening to this podcast and check out just some of his amazing resources. I actually love the topic we talk about in this episode. We discuss personal hygiene like shaving every day and do you brush your teeth. Trust me, you are going to love hearing Jeff’s journey, from his failures to successes.Jeff talks about the Tall Poppy Syndrome in Australia. This syndrome is very real and it is where they do not talk about themselves very much because. In Australia, if you talk about yourself too much it's called bragging - but in the United States - It's called marketing. Jeff talks about himself and his journey through stories and real-life experiences - the Australia way:) Shortly after Jeff turned 50 he started to figure out what his purpose was. It took him a long time to discover why he was on this planet. In the middle of a divorce, he lost his family home, had to close down his business, and essentially was homeless. He had to move in with his brother and that was when his eyes were opened to how he needed to change his life.You don't learn from comfort. You learn from discomfort.In 2008, during his phase of discomfort - he found his passion - the digital world. When social media was the Wild West, he first joined Twitter and in time started working at a digital agency helping build online stores. He would wake up at 4:30 in the morning and write content and realized he was really good at it. Hear his story about the traffic starting to grow and within a few years, he reached 5 million visitors a year and had nearly 600,000 followers on Twitter! He has mastered content creation to attract an audience.Jeff was doing all the writing, doing all the work and so he needed a way to actually scale it and put in place systems and processes so he could create content at scale. That's what he and his team are doing now. He realized his passionate purpose is to actually try and help people get their voice out to the world. What he loves about social media is it allows you to bypass the gatekeepers, the media moguls.Then hear his top three things regarding social media.Learn to use digital advertising that's paid, don't expect it to be organic. Test different platforms. Don't assume that what you are running is going to work for you. He says sometimes they test up to 72 different formats of an ad. And, do not just test the ads also test the platformsDone is better than perfect.I asked Jeff if anyone is looking to start at the end of the content world, what are a couple pointers on creating content at scale would you give them? He gave advice coming from someone who's been doing it for a long time, at a very, very high level. It is good stuff starting with how he decided to get other people to write for him and how you have the ability to take content and turn it into a variety of media. Don't over complicate things. The Jeff Bullas show is an evolution of his blog and website, taking it to a whole new level. They interview some of the most fascinating entrepreneurs from all around the world, especially those that are focusing on the digital space. https://www.jeffbullas.com/jeff@jeffbullas.comhttps://www.facebook.com/jeffreybullas/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffbullas/https://www.instagram.com/jeffbullas/?hl=en

There are many ways to get retargeting wrong and lose customers. In this episode, we examine some of the most common mistakes and what you can do about it. Read the article at JeffBullas.com here: http://bit.ly/2lMV6Ho Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave a rating or review, and share it! Connect with us: ‣ Website: Louder.Online/Connect ‣ Facebook: I Am Louder Online ‣ Twitter: @IAmLouderOnline

Gold Nuggets in this Episode: Jeff's experience around the world includes social media, marketing conferences (including digital), and influencer conferences How organic growth is going to be at the whims of an algorithm and the algorithms could be a Google SEO algorithm. The trend that organic reach of social media is becoming very low. The need to build landing pages where you give away something for free, like an e-book or a webinar. Why we are facing the battle of the algorithm and what we can do about it. How many people may benefit playing the long game. Jeff is the owner of jeffbullas.com. Forbes calls him a top influencer of Chief Marketing Officers and the world's top social marketing talent. Entrepreneur lists him among 50 online marketing influencers to watch. Inc.com has him on the list of 20 digital marketing experts to follow on Twitter. Oanalytica named him #1 Global Content Marketing Influencer. BizHUMM ranks him as the world's #1 business blogger.   Song by Adam Vitovsky / CC BY 3.0

When you truly care about your readers, prospects, and customers – they can feel it. In order to create brand advocates out of people who are not yet your customers, you must strive to deliver as much value as possible. In this episode, we share some tips on how to create brand loyalty before your customer even makes a purchase. Read the article at Jeffbullas.com here: http://bit.ly/2z4zEpE Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave a rating or review, and share it! Connect with us: ‣ Website: Louder.Online/Connect ‣ Facebook: I Am Louder Online ‣ Twitter: @IAmLouderOnline  

Are you thinking about integrating live video in your marketing campaigns? In this episode, get inspired as we take a look at five brands who are already making waves in the world of live video. Read the article at JeffBullas.com here: http://bit.ly/2xt3B2s Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave a rating or review, and share it! Connect with us: ‣ Website: Louder.Online/Connect ‣ Facebook: I Am Louder Online ‣ Twitter: @IAmLouderOnline

Are you considering to automate your Facebook ad campaigns? In this episode, we explore 4 AI tools that you can use for this purpose. Read the article at JeffBullas.com here: http://bit.ly/2vGJnSK Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave a rating or review, and share it! Connect with us: ‣ Website: Louder.Online/Connect ‣ Facebook: I Am Louder Online ‣ Twitter: @IAmLouderOnline

Social media is constantly changing. And the best way to use it to monetize, to actually make money, is often a mystery. But today’s guest is going to make sense of it all and show you what’s working right now on social media...and how to use it to create a profitable business. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Jeff Bullas -jeffbullas.com   Follow Jeff on Twitter - https://twitter.com/jeffbullas Follow Jeff on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pages/jeffbullascom/103782605406 Follow me on Facebook - mattmcwilliams.com/facebook  Follow me on Twitter - mattmcwilliams.com/twitter The ONE Thing by Gary Keller - https://amzn.to/3btVKBy The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer - https://amzn.to/2T3CFQq The Surrender Experiment by Michael Singer - https://amzn.to/2WtvHWT

Don’t have a ton of time to catch up on all the digital marketing sites? I’m with you. But want a handful of reliable resources? Check these out. There are hundreds of digital marketing sites out there and if you have time, you can choose your favorites. Jeff Bullas made a comprehensive short list. Let’s […] The post 5 Best Online Digital Marketing Sites appeared first on Fast Marketing Minute.

In today's episode, we're going to talk about some digital marketing trends for 2020 we learned about in a blog article on Jeff Bullas's website.

Conversation with Jeff Bullas, the CEO of jeffbullas.com, a consulting, new media, and web services company; and he's been recognized as one of the globally-leading influencers in digital marketing and social media.

This is one of the interview which was my dream, I finally interviewed Jeff Bullas no.1 social media influencer. He is a blogger, author, strategist and speaker and work with companies and executives to optimize their online personal and company brands with digital, content and social media marketing. His blog Jeff Bullas is already very famous among digital marketers and he is always my mentor whom I follow online regularly. Meeting him was great honor.

At the inaugural Souler Symposium, and in front of a live audience at the Ranch at Rock Creek in Montana, we tackle a crucial topic: the evolution of social media, and where it's headed -- from the authenticity of influencer marketing to the future of brands. George Manley (CEO/Co-Founder for Souler) leads a discussion with the dynamic duo of Natalie Zfat (contributing writer to several major business publications, and an influencer authority in the social media marketing space -- @nataliezfat) and Jeff Bullas (named the number one business blogger in the world as well as a serial entrepreneur and an investor -- @jeffbullas). Plus, the audience members themselves from the Souler community have something to say as well. Presented by Souler.

We get a lot of email, and we see a lot of social media, so it is good to know what types of content formats will help you stand out in the crowded digital world. In today's episode, we're talking about a Jeff Bullas article on which social media content formats get the most engagement.

So to help you with your content marketing, we've dived back into the vault and found this incredibly helpful podcast where I interviewed my good friend Jeff Bullas who is the man when it comes to blogging, content marketing and gaining maximum exposure. This is a republish of a post from 2017 but it's still highly relevant. Enjoy! To read the full show notes for this episode, visit https://www.wpelevation.com/239

Bring Your Brilliance With Carla Taylor Radio Show Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a digital nomad? Or do you even know what a digital nomad is? In this can't-miss episode, we are checking back in with Mike Blankenship, who Carla first met when he interviewed her for a Success Magazine article. Mike and his wife and daughter have been traveling the world for over a year now as they live and work in multiple countries. Right before he was about to embark on this journey, Carla interviewed Mike for one of her very first podcasts (before the radio show). Carla and Mike will be catching up live for the first time since that conversation, and will discuss what has happened since he first embarked on his digital nomad life and lessons learned along the way. Mike Blankenship,  world-traveler, father, husband, marketer, writer and self-development nerd, is the owner of Get Your Gusto Back, a platform dedicated to helping people reignite their passion and fervor for life. He has created content strategies for multiple Inc. 5000 companies that led to 100% year-over-year traffic and lead-gen growth. Mike works remotely and lives as a digital nomad as he travels the world with his wife and daughter, inspiring people everywhere he goes. He is a contributor for SUCCESS, SmartBlogger, GetResponse, Jeff Bullas, AdWeek, and a whole slew of other publications, and has been mentioned on Forbes and Entrepreneur.    mike@getyourgustoback.com    https://getyourgustoback.com/   ~ More Bring Your Brilliance ~ Carla Taylor ~ Are you ready to find your voice and bring your message to the world? Do you know you need a personal brand but aren’t sure what it should be? Do you want to create your own “pension plan” by having a personal brand that outlives any role or company? Each week, Personal Branding Evangelist and LinkedIn Strategist Carla Taylor interviews amazing people who are bringing their brilliance and forging their own path. She helps business leaders navigate the unknown by helping them stay relevant and known in their field, be their authentic selves, and love what they do. After supporting thousands of clients in achieving their goals, Carla Taylor realized she needed to “walk the talk” for her own personal brand. She started saying yes to opportunities, making social media connections in real life, and having a lot more fun along the way. www.itstimetobringit.com To get more of Bring Your Brilliance ~ Carla Taylor, be sure to visit the archives page for replays of all her shows here: https://www.inspiredchoicesnetwork.com/podcast/bring-your-brilliance-with-carla-taylor/  

Ognjen Vuković ima strast za kreativnim i nesvakidašnjim metodama razvoja posla. Sa iskustvom u optimiziranju akvizicije korisnika, nekoliko poslovnih poduhvata sa on-line trgovinama, te marketingom na raznim razinama, za svoje godine je skupio znanja i vještine kao rijetko tko na ovim prostorima. Pokretač je i rani administrator nekih od najvećih regionalnih grupa na društvenim medijima o drop-shippingu i marketinškim strategijama. S Ognjenom smo razgovarali o njegovim projektima, kako je naučio to što zna, kako pokrenuti biznis i kako uživati u životu. S Ognjenom smo pričali o: 0:06:18 - Kako izgleda Ognjenova vizitka?0:06:50 - Prvi projekt - kako započeti kao vrlo mlad0:10:55 - Razlika između ozbiljnog i neozbiljnog freelancera?0:14:34 - Nečije malo je nečije mnogo 0:17:35 - Zašto je dropshipping jedan od najgorih biznis modela? 0:26:35 - Prvo izgradi community pa onda business 0:33:56 - Da li se više uči od failova?0:36:40 - Vjeruješ li u "all in"?0:41:20 - Velika firma vs mala firma0:47:00 - Rad u korporaciji mi je bio dobar potez0:49:20 - Firma ti je jaka koliko su ti ljudi jaki i sretni u njoj0:51:12 - Gdje si saznao da je community ekstremno bitan? 0:53:00 - Kupio Instagram page za kućne ljubimce i počeo prodavati svoje proizvode : Shop za maltezere0:58: 54 - Najnoviji Ognjenov projekt - Barcode loyalty kartica1:00:53 - Jednostavno je: proizvod treba biti okrenut prema mušteriji1:03:11 - Postoje 3 najveća problema loyalty kartica za firmu - transparentnost, iskoristivost i fleksibilnost 1:15:13 - Svrha marketinga je da pomogne poslu 1:16:10 - Nađi 5 ljudi koji baš nešto dobro znaju 1:19:39 - Koja je razlika između growth hackinga i geurilla marketinga?1:22:17 - I sve to sa 26 godina1:23:08 - Razlika u pristupu networkingu prije i sada1:34:37 - Šta misliš o pojmu Serijski Poduzetnik?1:38:23 - Koliko sreća utječe na serijske biznise?1:39:34 - Je li pitanje “šta ako propadne” loše pitanje ?1:41:15 - Postoji li back-up plan ?1:42:02 - Brzo testiraj stvari 1:50:04 - Moraš zaposliti pametnijeg od sebe Ognjen preporuča: Jeff Bullas (blog)Aaron Ross - Predictable revenueSean Ellis - Growth hacking PREPORUKE ZA LAKŠE I UGODNIJE SLUŠANJE PODCASTA Tri načina kako slušati podcast Kako slušati podcast u autu koji nema Mp3 player Top lista najslušanijih epizoda Suradnica na blogu: Ana Molvarec

What can any entrepreneur learn from influencer entrepreneurs like Jeff Bullas, Kevin L. Jackson, and Josh Steimle?   How to become the influencer of your new market? I was standing in Lipton’s testing room in Bristol with the Global Marketing Director, in 1996, learning one of the most important lessons in marketing. From my 32 years in marketing, I know that the best and easiest way to succeed in launching a new product and building a successful brand is by leading your market category. The idea is taking ownership of a market category in the minds of the customers. One of the four basic market strategy definitions is ‘what market category should we play in’. If you can’t lead the market, you should invent a new market category. The most famous example of that is probably the story about Miller Beer. Miller wanted to grow and lead the US market. However the beer market was totally saturated. And any farmer who grew barley could quite easily build a brewery in his farm and start selling beer. Miller looked for the differentiation point. Marketing was in its infancy; Miller had done research and found there is a need for a light, less bitter beer with a smaller amount of alcohol, so they invented a new kind of beer. They could have launched the new beer by calling it the new Miller Beer. But they didn’t. Instead, they called women, young drivers (and other potential audiences of such a product) to try the first light beer in the world. They didn’t promote Miller beer; they were the ‘new needed category’ They took ownership in the minds of the customers as the leader of a new kind of beer and increased dramatically the value of the Miller Brand overnight.   With time, other beer producers penetrated the light beer market, however Miller Lite was, for a long time, the market leader of the light beer category. Today, Miller Lite is the third most popular beer in the US. The most interesting thing is that all three leading beers in the US today are lite beers.   Entrepreneurs, who invent new products, also create new market categories. Taking ownership of this new category can be critical to the strength of your brand and the value you can achieve for your entrepreneurship. I will write in more depth about finding the right market category in one of the coming posts. Let’s go back to the testing room in Bristol. At that time, Lipton was marketed world wide as the leading tea brand in the world. By saying to me, “You should become the Queen of Tea,” this Unilever director meant that I should know everything about tea and be the voice of the worlds leading tea in Israel where I was Lipton’s marketing director.     Become the voice of your new category Once you decide, based on research and market overview, what market category you can lead and take ownership of, it’s time to become the voice of this category. You should make sure to speak “in the name” of the new category and not to promote your product. People became more and more skeptical towards advertising and promotion. The equation here is simple; people want to be updated and learn about a new category and solution that is relevant for them. However, I always say that people love to buy but hate “to be sold to”. The idea of how an expert can become known in their field of expertise is brought to us by Mark Schaefer in his excellent book Known. “When I wrote my last book, Known, it was about how creating an effective, powerful personal brand is really the only sustainable, competitive advantage we can have. I was addressing the question: Could anybody become known?” Many of the successful entrepreneurs I interview on this show are recognized as influencers in their field. Before I’ll share you the practical steps you should take in order to become the influencer of you market category I’d like to share with you the stories of 4...

Jeff Bullas and Shane Barker analyze how the world of content marketing has changed over the years. Learn about the factors that make a content marketing strategy successful. In this episode, Jeff shares his insights on social media trends, influencer marketing, and other trends that are dominating the marketing landscape. Content marketing requires that you keep up with the latest trends and adapt your strategy constantly. Take notes as Jeff Bullas gives you pointers to create your own successful content marketing strategy. https://shanebarker.com/podcasts/jeff-bullas  I’ve also been on a similar path and learned many marketing lessons along the way. Check out how I leveraged content marketing to improve my search rankings: https://shanebarker.com/blog/content-marketing-case-study/ In this episode, You Will Learn: How has content marketing changed over the years? Why is keeping track of trends important? Why is social media a double-edged sword? What is it like to become an influencer? What is it like to become an entrepreneur? What makes a good content marketing strategy? Guest Bio: Jeff Bullas is a marketing expert, blogger, keynote speaker, and best selling author. His website, JeffBullas.com receives more than 5 million visitors a year. Jeff Bullas was named as the #1 Global Content Marketing Influencer in 2018. He was also featured on Forbes as one of the Top 20 Influencers of Chief Marketing Officers in 2018. Besides marketing, he has keen interests in cycling and photography. Resources: The New Rules of Marketing & PR Snagit Infusionsoft CRM ManyChat MobileMonkey   What does it take to succeed in content marketing? Read on to learn the key pillars that make an effective strategy for content creation and distribution.  https://shanebarker.com/podcasts/jeff-bullas 

What do you need to know to transform your life and your business in this digital world we now live in? We'll find out as we talk to Jeff Bullas, who has been called one of the world's top social marketing talents by Forbes and Inc.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You might have heard the term influencer marketing.You might think all it involves is hot girls in bikinis on instagram clutching your product and charging you $1000 for one insta story.But it’s a teeny bit more complicated than this.An enhanced form of relationships marketing Influencer marketing can help boost your brand through the power of personal recommendation, it can get your products in front of new eyeballs, build trust, and ultimately drive conversions.It can also be a bit flat flop!In this episode I chat with highlighly acclaimed digital marketing expert Jeff Bullas on how to get started in the somewhat scary world of Influencer marketing. Tune in to learn: What influencer marketing actually is How influencer marketing works How effective influencer marketing can be What are the different types of influencers What does an influencer actually do How much does it cost How to contact an influencer How to know if your campaign has worked?

Épisode 73 : Les contenus texte étaient les stars du web jusqu’à l’explosion des réseaux sociaux, ils ont continué à leur survivre tout pendant que le linking externe fonctionnait et que l’engagement était encore bon vers des contenus externes. #Le temps d’attention pour le contenu écrit est en chute libre Neil Thurman, universitaire à Munich a analysé les données disponibles pour estimer le temps passé à lire les différentes media en version papier et en ligne. Les journaux imprimés sont lus en moyenne 40 minutes par jour alors que les visiteurs en ligne des sites Web et des« applications » de ces mêmes journaux ne passent en moyenne que 30 secondes par jour. Une étude du Time montre que la majorité (55%) des lecteurs d’un blog ne passent pas plus de 15 secondes sur vos articles. Le contenu écrit n’a pas disparu, il a évolué…. #« Snacks contents VS Quality content » Le référencement sur les réseaux sociaux a changé la donne Les algorithmes des réseaux sociaux ne sont bas basés sur la quantité de contenu, ou leur qualité intrinsèque, mais sur la qualité et la quantité d’interactions qu’ils génèrent. On a favorisé don contenu qui génère de l’interaction plutôt que du contenu descriptif et qualitatif. Sur les réseaux sociaux, on veut de l’info rapidement sans avoir à creuser. — #Les plateformes sociales n’oublient pas le contenu écrit. Le micro blogging :Twitter Instagram comme la plateforme de micro blogging par excellence. Sur Facebook vous pouvez écrire jusqu’à 63 206 caractères par statut. Sur Instagram, 220 caractères (environ 400 mots) Les textes de Status un espace d’expression ! Sur Facebook Une étude de Jeff Bullas a révélé que les publications sur Facebook contenant 80 caractères ou moins reçoivent un engagement de 88% supérieur. La limite fixée par Instagram : 2 200 caractères max dans un statut. Sur instagram, longueur du statut idéal par 138-150 Caractères Les stories ! Pas un mystère si les blogueurs et blogueuses se sont déplacés sur Instagram. > Laroxstyle Nouveau format de micro blogging éphémère. Usage texte de plus en plus important. Facebook messenger ! Le prochain roman de James Patterson sera publié sur Facebook Messenger Le 30 octobre a été lancé une «expérience de roman numérique» basée sur son prochain livre The Chef . Facebook s'est associé à l'auteur pour adapter le roman à sa plate-forme Messenger. À partir du 30 octobre, les utilisateurs peuvent rechercher «James Patterson» dans l'application, ce qui affichera l'histoire. À partir de là, ils peuvent commencer à lire, tout en interagissant avec les personnages et les lieux avec des vidéos et des extraits sonores liés au récit. Pourquoi il peut être utile de continuer à incorporer du contenu écrit long format dans son mix marketing ? #Pour soigner votre référencement naturel. SEO ! Google veut des mots ! Les moteurs de recherche tels que Google ont toujours soif de sites Web remplis de contenu descriptif bien écrit. Faire long et quali ! Pour ceux qui aiment toujours le contenu texte, une étude début 2018 (buzz sumo) a montré que parmi les contenus longs, ce sont les très longs qui performent le mieux (entre 3000 et 10000 mots) Quelques liens supplémentaires pour ceux qui aiment le contenu long :) Pourquoi écrire est il encore plus important en 2018 ? Pourquoi le contenu écrit compte toujours autant à l'ère de la vidéo en ligne ? Comment recycler un contenu écrit ? . . . Le Super Daily est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs. Nous sommes une agence de content marketing et social media basée à Lyon. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs. Contact : bonjour@supernatifs.com

Why Millennials Are Choosing Podcasting Over Blogging To Build Their Personal Brands According to a recent Forbes online article, Has 'Millennial Travel' Gone Too Far?," Millennials are on the move far more than generations before them and their mobile devices are their lifelines. Millennials want to stay connected. Millennials want to make their mark. To do these, more and more millennials are developing a personal, as well as a professional brand, that they can expand into a growing community. Early on, millennials was encouraged to create blogs and websites with portfolios. Podcasts were rarely mentioned. But millennials have found that podcasts can be an important part of their branding toolkits – important enough that they appear to be abandoning blogs for them. This transition could be trace back as millennials realized that they themselves were not reading many blogs. According to a recent online article from Jeff Bullas, over 41% of millennials have no patience for text content that is too long. So if you want to say something, say it quick and say it well. If they were not reading blog posts that much, their own audiences were probably not either. Why do podcasts appeal to millennial podcasters and millennial listeners? Podcasts are great media for those with short attention spans. And today's attention economy. With their ever present earbuds in place, listeners can work out, drive to and from work and walk their dogs. In these environments, video doesn't work. And blog posts don't work. Podcasts allows content to be delivered in a genuine, natural tone, so the podcaster can establish who they are as a person. Podcasts are also a great medium to break down typically dense or “boring” topics like real estate, finance or insurance into digestible chunks. And there are some successful examples of podcasting by millennials who have chosen this medium over blogs to promote their personal brand. Cristen Conger and Caroline Ervin began a podcast, “Stuff Mom Never Told You,” in 2014. Katie Roach began her “Drunk Sex” podcast, hoping to open up conversations about sex. Podcasting allows these millennials to build a better rapport with their fans, with proven results in higher loyalty, higher engagement and more authority online. Recorded in Studio C at the 511 Studios in the Brewery District, downtown Columbus, OH. Subscribe to my free weekly Open The Mic Newsletter at http://www.circle270media.com (www.circle270media.com). It's chock full of podcast news you may have missed, as well as social media, sales, and audio production tips, as well as insights on how to grow your podcast. Anything that catches my eye that I think you, the Podcaster, should know about. Brett Johnson is the owner and lead consultant at Circle270Media Podcast Consultants. With over 35+ years of experience in Marketing, Content Creation, Audio Production/Recording and Broadcasting, the podcast consultants at Circle270Media strategically bring these strengths together for their business Podcast clients. Email us at podcasts @circle270media.com to set up time to talk more about your new or established business podcast. http://www.circle270media.com (www.circle270media.com) http://www.notetofutureme.com (www.notetofutureme.com)

Jeff Bullas, one of the biggest digital marketing influencers in the world, shares his best practices on digital marketing, content marketing, social media marketing, blogging, digital business and lifestyle.

Ep #75: Once you understand how the sales funnels work it will be easier for you to attract people and have more sales. We’ll talk about each step you need for the online sales funnel and the tricks that successful online entrepreneurs use to get leads and clients. In this episode, Liz Pineda shares how to sell online with the high converting sales funnels. Liz helps online entrepreneurs transform their knowledge into recurring revenue by assisting them to build sales funnels and other high-performing lead generation systems. She has built funnels for top thought leaders like Jeff Bullas, Ray Edwards, and Mike Kim and worked as a consultant for Century Link, and other Fortune 500 companies. Time Stamped Show Notes: [01:41] How Liz got to online marketing after creating the website for her mom about handmade jewelry that needed a traffic [05:29] She refused to work for someone else she became a virtual assistant for building funnels [08:49] Why some people almost always make money using sales funnels and many others struggle with them [10:31] The foundation of the sales funnel is knowing your avatar [14:02] What a signature solution to a problem that you solve for your audience is and why you need a visual representation of it [17:10] How to create a lead magnet based on your signature solution [18:21] Different lead magnets that convert better these days [20:52] The one thing that will help you to build a better relationship with your audience right after they get your freebie [25:06] How to nurture the relationship with your subscribers with the email sequence [26:45] Why creating content isn’t enough for selling online and the key steps of what to do first [29:50] At what step of the sales funnel and how people make money online [34:19] Your Thank You page is the big hack that you can put to work today to convert more people [36:08] Where to find Liz online [36:10] For the show notes go to marinabarayeva.com and subscribe to the Marketing for Creatives show Let’s get in touch: What topics do you want us to talk about in the next episodes? Who should I interview? Let me know on Instagram Did you get new insights? Please leave a short review on iTunes Get more marketing tips on marinabarayeva.com Follow on Instagram @MarinaBarayeva Follow on Twitter @MarinaBarayeva

In this episode, I will be taking points made by Jeff Bullas in his article "The Morning Happiness Ritual That Will Make You Flourish and Thrive" that leads on to other articles mentioned as well. If you wish to read more of his work, make sure to visit www.jeffbullas.com. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/free-reverie/support

Jeff Bullas teaches people how to win at business and life in a digital world. He attracts millions of visitors a year to his and has cultivated a tribe of over 600,000 social media followers. He’s been featured in prominent publications including multiple features in Forbes for his work in content marketing.   Quotes To Remember: “You need to write a good headline.” “You’ve got to create content that has endurance and that’s an evergreen content.” “One rule of thumb is to pick 3 social media platforms that you’re comfortable with and you’d like to develop expertise with.” “Don’t play the expedite game of quick wins all the time. You’re gonna be disappointed.” “Start teaching yourself the art and science of writing headlines.” “A great headline should still deliver on the promise.”   What You’ll Learn: Optimizing Social Media to Get More Traffic Promoting a Newly Published Content Social Media You Should be Paying Attention to How to Write a Good Headline Mistakes to avoid  when you want to get more traffic Key Links From The Show: Jeff’s Site Blogging the Smart Way   Recommended Books: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss Deep Work by Cal Newport 12 Rules for Life by 12 Rules for Life Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson   Support Breakthrough Success On Patreon   Please consider supporting Breakthrough Success on Patreon. I publish five episodes per week which I carefully prepare for, and I choose to not run ads in my podcast to enhance the listener experience. I offer my patrons various perks, and even a donation as small as $1/mo would make a big difference for growing and maintaining Breakthrough Success. You can support Breakthrough Success by going here.

How do you get followers, drive engagement and all in all; grow your business on social media? Jeff Bullas must be one of the ultimate social media experts with over 9 years of experience and 560.000 twitter followers. In this episode he goes over how e-commerce stores can build an audience and build credibility and trust on social media - including how to engage visitors, get their attention and interact with them.

We tore through 3 months of data from one of the most successful Twitter business profiles in the world to find out if evergreen content is still useful.

40th Episode’s Show Notes Hi entrepreneurs reachers. We are celebrating our 40th episode! I want to thank you, our listeners, for finding us, for coming back and listening over and over again, for your feedback, and most of all, I would like to thank you for your trust. My biggest wish, and the reason I started this podcast, is to provide each and every one of you with the most relevant and important content and tools that will help you entrepreneurs, startup founders, and small business owners to gain the fastest, biggest, and most sustainable success through an ongoing, growing stream of leads and paying customers while building your brand. Having worked in executive international brands marketing roles for the first 20 years of my career and having worked with hundreds entrepreneurs and startups on their global strategy, marketing, and sales for the following ten years, I can tell you that during these crazy times of endless changes, there is one thing that hasn’t changed; the way people think, desire, and decide. Marketing is all about looking at things from the point of view of your potential customers, because the money you are looking for is in their pockets. Once you learn to look at your product or service from your customers’ eyes, brain, and heart – the customers and the market leadership will be yours. In this episode, we chose to walk you through the second round of the best advice for winning your customers, from these seven leaders and most successful entrepreneurs: Mike Stelzner, Jeff Bullas, Erik Huberman, Mike Allton, Ian Anderson Gray, Douglas Burdett, and Jeremiah Gardner. I never know in advance what will be the best advice from my guests. When we decided to launch a podcast that will be devoted to customer focus for entrepreneurs, I wasn’t sure what would come out of these interviews. There is a huge shift in marketing today, but the amazing thing is that these seven people gave exactly the same advice we got in the first “best advice ever” episode – I invite you to listen to this episode to hear the top advice in 2018. I first learned about Michael Stelzner in 2009, while looking for some professional information about social media, and was amazed to see all the great most professional content Michael’s blog Social Media Examiner was sharing. No one shared much knowledge for free back then. But it wasn’t only the fact it was free, Mike Stelzner and his college writers opened a wide gate to this wonderland of social media. I fell in love with this blog and a few years later, I flew 20 hours from Tel Aviv to San Diego to take part in the 3rd SMMW conference and haven’t missed that conference since. Lets listen to Mike’s best advice: Mike Stelzner Michael Stelzner is the founder of Social Media Examiner, author of the books, Launch and Writing White Papers, and the man behind Social Media Marketing World–the industry’s largest conference. He’s also the host of the Social Media Marketing podcast, founder of the Social Media Marketing Society, and host of the weekly Social Media Marketing Talk Show. Michael’s best advice about approaching the customers I think that when you get started, you really need to talk to a lot of people to really understand what their problems are. That could be through going to an event where a lot of people that meet your customers happen to be and talking with them to understand what the customers’ problems are. If you already have some people in an email list, you can send an email to them, asking them a lot of questions to understand what their challenges are. But somehow survey or ask what the challenges are, I think it’s the number one way that anybody can be successful. A lot of times we guess we think that everyone is like us, which is totally not true, and we say “if everyone is like me then they would be interested in that,” and then we just throw it out to the world and hope it sticks. The story of...

33rd Episode’s Show Notes Michael Stelzner founded Social Media Examiner in 2009, and his biggest success was the Social Media Marketing World Conference. Jeff Bullas’s blog receives over 5 million visitors a year. David Beebe  Is an Emmy-winning Branded Content Producer, Keynote Speaker, and Content Decoded. Jeremiah Gardner has been featured in Forbes, The Huffington Post, Entrepreneur Magazine, Lifehacker, and The Guardian. Mike Allton is a Content Marketing Practitioner, an award-winning Blogger and an Author. John Nemo is a Bestselling Author who wrote 7 books, a former Associated Press Reporter, Award-Winning PR Director and Social Media Consultant. These are the most successful people I have chosen to share their key success factors with you. Hello, Reach or Miss listeners. It’s almost impossible to tell what exactly makes a successful entrepreneurial brand so successful. However, I discovered that when we dig deep, all of the leading entrepreneurs have the one key success factor that works for them. I’ve chosen 6 successful guests to share their 8 key factors of success, which can be implemented by any entrepreneur that is looking to break their own records and become a market leader and a successful entrepreneur.  The one key success factor   Michael Stelzner Michael Stelzner is the founder of Social Media Examiner, author of the books, Launch and Writing White Papers, and the man behind Social Media Marketing World–the industry’s largest conference. He’s also the host of the Social Media Marketing podcast, founder of the Social Media Marketing Society, and host of the weekly Social Media Marketing Talk Show. There was a very clear motto in Michael Stelzner’s interview. When I asked Michael about his best advice for entrepreneurs and new small business owners, he had a clear answer: I think that when you get started, you really need to talk to a lot of people to really understand what their problems are. That could be through going to an event where a lot of people that meet your customers happen to be, and talking with them to understand what the customers’ problems are. If you already have some people in an email list, you can send an email to them, asking them questions, to understand what their challenges are. I think it’s the number one way that anybody can be successful. A lot of times we think that everyone is like us, which is totally not true, and we say “if everyone is like me, then they would be interested in that,” and then we just throw it out to the world and hope it sticks. Michael Stelzner’s one key success factor I would have to say truly knowing who our audience is and giving them exactly what they want, for free, over and over again.   Jeff Bullas Jeff is a digital entrepreneur, marketing blogger, keynote speaker, digital strategist, consultant, and bestselling author. He works with companies and executives to grow their online businesses through social, digital, and marketing automation. His blog receives over 5 million visitors a year and is found at jeffbullas.com (http://www.jeffbullas.com) . He has spent most of his business career involved with information technologies, telecommunications, and the web. For Jeff Bullas, starting his social media career was a result of four different influences that happen around the same time:  He was looking for a new career path. Jeff told me he read David Meerman Scott’s book, The New Rules of Marketing and PR, in 2008. Meerman talked about the power of content to attract the audience instead of having to go out and chase them and it sounded like a good idea to me because most businesses use cold calls.. He came upon Tim Ferries, who he worked for and Tim Ferries liked the idea. The last piece of inspiration was reading a blog post of HubSpot saying that if you don’t have a clue of what to start a business on then start a blog… “For me,”...

Welcome to Episode 65 of the No Quit Living Podcast. NQL is a personal development podcast designed to help listeners achieve their goals and desires. Through hearing the inspiring stories and tips from the greats, we will all find it easier to stay motivated. Jeff Bullas is the first person we have interviewed from across the globe. He lives in Australia, and with the help of the amazing technology we have, the distance was no match for our desire to connect and have him on our show. Jeff and Chris speak about this briefly, and it goes hand in hand with the overall theme of today's episode. We as human beings have the ability to be creative and with the internet and social media, we have the ability to share our creations with ease. Jeff worked a day job as a teacher for years and he hated it. In addition to that, he went through a tough divorce and countless hurdles in starting his business before he ultimately found success. After a series of small wins, Jeff has been able to grow an audience online for his blog and create a great career for himself as a speaker - with opportunities to travel all around the world. Website: http://www.jeffbullas.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeffbullas Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeffreybullas/?timeline_context_item_type=intro_card_work&timeline_context_item_source=1363191967&pnref=lhc

Watch the video of this podcast here. Jeff Bullas started out his career as a teacher but his heart wasn’t in it, so he “fired” himself and started to create content about each new tech revolution – PC, web, and now his content is around social media and marketing your business. He was one of the early adopters of blogging in 2009 and practised inbound marketing. He was inspired by the book “The New Rules of Marketing and PR” by David Meerman Scott, as he liked the idea of attracting customers rather than going out to chase them. His blog, which started out as a passion project, has ended up being a huge success that it is today. We urge you to visit jeffbullas.com/bio and check out his long list of bragging rights. He is currently in Forbes’ Top 20 Influencers of CMOs. Blogging Within a Saturated Market With the blogosphere being such a saturated market these days, Troy asks whether Jeff’s success was also a matter of good timing and whether this kind of success is still possible today. Jeff explains that in business, timing is everything but it isn’t impossible to be a success. It requires persistence and needs passion. If you don’t have these things, then it is going to be hard to show up every day. “Look at me- I am one of the oldest social media bloggers on the planet!” Anything is possible! Staying Motivated When There Is No Activity on Your Posts Jeff talks about the social web and how it provides motivation by validating your creation. “That’s why it is important to share your creation with the planet and push it out on social media.” It is also an indicator of what is working and what isn’t. ‘Content marketing' is two words – you have to create good content and then you have to market it; you have to persist. Get your content out there on as many channels as possible such as email, social media and through influencers. Approaching Influencers Troy asks the great question that if Jeff is approached with an article, what would make it a no-brainer for him to share it? Jeff explains that: The content must be good. He simply shares what he likes It must add value to his audience It must be relevant If it takes up too much of his time and they don’t make it easy for him, then he won’t bother with it! Getting Inspired It’s sometimes difficult to stay inspired especially when you aren't seeing the results straight away. But don’t give up peeps! Jeff gives some great advice – It’s not a get rich quick scheme; you need to give it time and it has to be driven by true passion and purpose. Your mindset has to be very much that ‘it is a long game'. You have to have patience and persistence if you want to be a success. He recommends Cal Newport’s book “Deep Work” which talks about how to start your day. For Jeff, he gets up at 4.30am, meditates for 15 minutes, writes, publishes it on social media then goes to work. He also mentions a great quote from Stephen King, “If you want to write a lot, then you need to read a lot.” Creativity comes from reading books that are going to inspire you. Jeff's Content Marketing tips: Build a tribe on Twitter Discover tools to automate sharing your social media posts Create content that is evergreen and doesn’t date easily Post regularly. Jeff posts on Twitter every 15 mins using Agora Pulse which doubles the engagement Create an email list. Jeff continues with his email list because engagement on any platform decreases over time so “you have to keep growing just to stand still”. He uses InfusionSoft which has plugins and add-ons which are used by most of the top bloggers in the world. It isn’t very user-friendly though, so you may want to look into other options like: Marketo for bigger businesses ClickFunnels for small to medium businesses. MailChimp if you’re starting out so you don’t over complicate it How to Get the Information out to as Many People in Your Niche as Possible Ask yourself the question ‘Who is in front of your target audience?' For example, you might want to talk to the person who provides software to your niche and do a deal with them. Where Does Jeff’s Business Come From? He says that having multiple revenue streams is important. Ad revenue is outdated now so they use influencer marketing projects, sponsorship, speaking, helping people on content and courses, and a blogging course which they sell. At the end of the day though, he says that people just want to learn from people who are doing and not the people who are just talking about it. He is simply learning how to be an entrepreneur and sharing his journey along the way. What Is the Best Converting Lead Magnet That Jeff Has Ever Produced? Jeff tells us that ‘101+ Traffic Tips to Grow Your Website Traffic Without Paying Google or Facebook a Cent' started as a blog which became so popular that he made into a 55-page E-book. Genius! Reach out You can reach out and thank Jeff on his Twitter @jeffbullas or on LinkedIn

This past week I spent 3 days in beautiful Coeur d'Alene, Idaho for an exclusive mastermind with other business owners to share wisdom, ask questions, and connect over great food and amazing scenery. In this episode, I share 5 takeaways from my time with Ray Edwards, John Nemo, Jeff Bullas, Ernie Svenson, Matt and Tara McWilliams, Mark Sieverkropp, Mark and Amy Timm, and Jody Maberry. I have pages filled with wisdom, and I'll share a few things in this episode like: the orbit strategy to building your brand how to out-perform your self-image what people really buy from your personal brand (it's not information) what one of the world's largest internet marketers thinks about podcasts the one thing you really need to talk about to create content of consequence Join the Brand You Community on Facebook: Have you checked out this invite-only group? Click here to request access to the Brand You Community Liked this episode? Leave a review on iTunes and I'd love to give you a shout out on the show! Make sure to leave your website so I can link back to it. I'd love to connect on social: Twitter: @MikeKimTV Instagram: @MikeKimTV Facebook: MikeKimTV

Jeff Bullas Show Notes Jeff is a digital entrepreneur, marketing blogger, keynote speaker, digital strategist, consultant and bestselling author. He works with companies and executives to grow their online personal and businesses through social, digital and marketing automation. His blog receives over 5 million visitors a year and is found at jeffbullas.com and has spent most of his business career involved with information technologies, telecommunications and the web. Listed on Forbes as one of the “ Top 20 Influencers of CMO’s (http://www.forbes.com/sites/kimberlywhitler/2017/01/08/the-top-influencers-of-cmos-in-2016/#3a4c498c76f4) ” – 20171 Ranked by Apollo Research in the  “Top 20 Influencers of Digital Marketers in the USA” (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/top-20-influencers-digital-marketers-usa-richard-laven?trk=hp-feed-article-title-like)   – 2016 #1 Global “ Digital Marketing (http://www.onalytica.com/blog/posts/digital-marketing-2016-top-100-influencers-and-brands/)  Influencer” – 2016 Most passionate about  My mission is to educate and help people to win business and life in the digital world. It’s very much of being global helping people to understand the digital world; whether creating a business or building a personal brand, within the corporation or on their own, and learn the power of creating on this social global web. What is your next step? We are taking our business to the next level, which means bring out some new products, write an eBook to launch them, to speak in conferences around the world and meet people face to face. My company started as a passion project. It started with reading David Meerman Scott’s, “The New Rules of Marketing and PR” in 2008. He talked about the power of content to attract the audience instead of having to go and chase them with outbound or cold calls and other different tactics that have been around for decades. David Meerman Scott’s concept of sharing content sounded like a good idea because most businesses used cold calls. I came upon Tim Ferries, who I worked for and he liked the idea and the last piece of inspiration was reading a blog post of HubSpot saying that if you don’t have a clue of what to start a business on than start a blog… “What’s a blog…?” So I discovered that a blog was just a place to actually create and share ideas with the world and the topic was inspired by my observation about what was happening with social networks; everyone was obsess with Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram, and the topic that I start to create content around was social media and the tech world. At that time, I was actually unemployed; a few weeks later, I got a job at a digital agency where we built ecommerce sites for companies, but I continued to write and create content and share it. Three and a half years ago, I started to focus on my blog, so the “Passion project” became a full time business and it’s been growing ever since; we have been having fun and it doesn’t feel like work. We’ve built a virtual team; we have editor, we have a marketing manager, we have copywriters, a tech guy, and a marketing automation person. Who your Customers are? I wrote my blog about what I loved and observed and that was social media, my audience were people that was fascinated by social media and how they can use it to build a business and a personal brand and how to get content to move? I recently was nominated as one of the top 20 influencers for CMOs in the USA, so a lot of CMOs read my blog as well. Today we have guest writers that write for us; I write once a week, which is normally an opinion piece. I love writing, I discovered that I love writing, and I became better writer. Jeff’s best advice about approaching your customer Businesses start for many reasons. Some people has a grand plan when they start; I was on board with a startup, we had one idea which we felt that was great, we raised money, and...

He Said Red Said #Podcast Episode 67 with Jeff Bullas is "A Little Bit a Business and a Whole Lotta Fun!" Serial Entrepreneur Vicki Fitch aka "Red" interviews amazing guests as her weekly "He" on He Said, Red Said. A place where #RedIsAlwaysRight and Someone may get #FitchSlapped In this #FBLive Podcast #Aussie Jeff Bullas of jeffbullas.com shares his tips, tricks and strategies on social as well as his affinity for Lycra, his #petpeeve of people driving too slow in the fast lane and his dressing up as an #IndianChief We talked Social Media Marketing World #DrunkDomaining and #JeffBullasWontFriendMe.com It was a fun time of #TheMagicOf67 #Seduction #TrafficAttraction #EarnItOwnIt and even came with a FREE GIFT of 101 Tips & Tactics to grow Web Traffic for FREE From Jeff Bullas www.VickiFitch.com/Jeff Vicki is a #DirectSales Expert, #Author, #Speaker, International Business #Consultant & top daily #livestreamer on #Periscope and #FacebookLive. For more info, visit www.VickiFitch.com & she offers a #Free 20 Min #Consultations www.vickifitch.com/20 Dream it, Believe it Achieve it! & #RockThatDream  

Eight years ago, he was broke, in the middle of a divorce, had hundreds oof thousands of dollars in debt, and just lost his home. He then started a blog, wrote content, and has millions of visitors to his blog every year. That man is Jeff Bullas of JeffBullas.com and today we are going to talk to him about his story and why he started JeffBullas.com. Plus, he has a new eBook out called 101+ Tips and Tactics to Grow Your Web Traffic and we discuss some of the tips he has in the eBook. He also has a Udemy course called 7 Key Steps to Blogging Mastery.

Jeff Bullas was going through a rough time of unemployment and divorce when he decided to start his blog about social media back in 2009. Today, he’s asked to speak at events all over the world, has written multiple books, and works with personal brands and business to optimize their online personal and company brands with […] The post Jeff Bullas | How to Build Credibility and Trust in a Digital World appeared first on Smart Business Revolution.

We talk to No.1 Global “Digital Marketing Influencer”, 2016 and Forbes “Top 20 Influencers of CMO's” in 2017, Jeff Bullas. As an influencer Jeff tells us how to engage an influencer to excel at influence marketing. He also lets us know a bit about his mindset and what drives him.  We talk to Gisela Hausmann, author of nine books, including award-winning "Naked Determination" Gisela is an email evangelist, and an expert Amazon reviewer and review coach. Finally, we talk to Lisa Marie Clinton, founder and CEO of Avail (Assisted Visuals Achieving Independent Living). Avail is a portable, discreet virtual assistant. It works as an e-learning app and web portal for children and adults with intellectual or development disabilities. The app and site deliver smart prompts based on the person's ability, so it is personalised to the user.

Ever wanted to start a blog ? Well, this week you’ll be served. Because I interview Jeff Bullas. And he’s earned almost every social media influencer recognition award there is. Proof ? On Twitter only, he has 512K followers… Jeff sees blogging as a seduction game. For him, the content is the seduction. And the traffic represents attraction. You just need to earn it and own it ! Jeff gives a very generous interview with detailed action oriented steps to lead you to a successful blog.   We talk about How to develop viral content How to grow a substantial follower base How to use Twitter strategically And so much more ! And if you want to know more about Jeff, just go at www.jeffbullas.com   Enjoy !  

View full show notes www.redpandas.com.au/ep50 for all resources, tools, books and articles referenced Jeff Bullas is the #1 ranked Global Digital Marketing Influencer of 2016, he’s also listed by Forbes as one of the top 20 influencers of CMO’s for 2017 and has a phenomenal blog that receives over 5 million page views per year. He’s an author. He’s been featured on Inc, The NY Times & The Huffington Post. Best of all he’s a fellow Aussie! Ladies & Gentleman the man who intro can do justice to, Mr Jeff Bullas! Check out www.jeffbullas.com for more

How To Create The Right Social Media Marketing Campaign For Your Business Part 2

How To Create The Right Social Media Marketing Campaign For Your Business Part 2

Jeff Bullas - Founder of Jeffbullas.comGalit Laibow - CoFounder & CEO of FoodstirsBrandon Lucero - Founder of Soldwithvideo.comEben Dobson - Founder, CEO & President of WISP Industries Inc.AJ Forsythe - CoFounder & CEO of iCrackedKarl McDonnell - CEO of Strayer Education

Jeff Bullas - Founder of Jeffbullas.comGalit Laibow - CoFounder & CEO of FoodstirsBrandon Lucero - Founder of Soldwithvideo.comEben Dobson - Founder, CEO & President of WISP Industries Inc.AJ Forsythe - CoFounder & CEO of iCrackedKarl McDonnell - CEO of Strayer Education

Jeff Bullas is the CEO at jeffbullas.com and a entrepreneur, blogger, author and marketers, who talks with Darren on the importance of strategy and a focus on return on investment when using digital, content and social media marketing techniques to ensure effectiveness and to focus you on performance in the face of increasing opportunities and options. https://www.trinityp3.com/2016/12/digital-content-social-media-marketing/

How To Create The Right Social Media Marketing Campaign For Your Business Part 1

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Connector was delighted to exhibit the 3XE Digital conference last week in Croke Park that focused on “Social Media and Content Marketing”. The conference boasted an impressive line-up, with experts from Digital Marketing Institute and leading bloggers giving presentations. On the day there was a mix of presentations, workshops and plenty of time for delegates to network with their peers, exchanging case studies and best practices. We did plenty of networking on the day and got to chat to Jeff Bullas, who was one of the highlights of the day. Jeff is a blogger, author, strategist and speaker. He works with a number of companies to help them optimise their online personal and company brands with digital, content and social media marketing. Connector was delighted to have opportunity to record a podcast with Jeff’s on the day to discuss his blog, which documents all things social media including, Twitter, Blogging, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and email marketing. Connector also bumped into Roz Purcell on the day who was also speaking at 3XE Digital. Roz is a favourite client of Connector and we most recently worked with her, on re-building her website Natural Born Feeder. As well as a stellar career as Ireland’s top model, Roz is a successful writer and blogger. On the day, Roz spoke about how she has successfully used social media to drive her business, Natural Born Feeder and has used the power of the internet to document her love for cooking. On the podcast we also interview Roz, Cian Kennedy from Uber, Anthony Quigley from the Digital Marketing Institute and Greg Fry, Training Manager with our sister brand SocialMedia.ie Overall, it was a great conference, full of informative presentations. To keep up to date with Connector’s latest digital marketing news and learnings, be sure to follow us on Twitter and/or connect with us on LinkedIn.

Storytelling er buzzordet de fleste er opptatt av, men hva betyr det egentlig? Hvordan kan en logo ha personlighet? Hvordan kan bedrifter både være tradisjonelt profesjonelle - samtidig som de viser verdier, omsorg og interesse for kundene sine gjennom å fortelle  gode historier? Vi har vært på EPIC Content Marketing 2016-konferansen i Oslo, og har fått intervju store historiefortellere som Jeff Bullas, Thomas Barregren, Joe Pulizzi og Ann Handley, om hva de mener trengs for å fortelle den gode historien. T A K K  for at du hører på oss! Vi setter stor pris på at du rater oss på iTunes! Følg oss gjerne i alle sosiale kanaler, og kast deg inn i diskusjoner, fortell oss hva du synes og tips oss om temaer du vil vi skal snakke om. Veien blir til mens vi går - her kan alle være med og påvirke ‪#‎sosialtsett‬!  Du finner Sosialt sett på Facebook, Instagram, Twitter og Snapchat: sosialtsett.  Mer om Heidi på www.flyas.no og mer om Astrid på www.valen-utvik.no  Intro/outro - musikk av https://soundcloud.com/dj-nvu (Astrids sønn, Noah, 12 år). 

Jeff Bullas, CEO of JeffBullas.com, joins the Bryan Kramer show for some real talk on climbing the social mountain, the cultural significance of social media, and how to transcend the noise. In This Episode The importance of finding a content distribution vehicle early Why following people that are better than you helps develop your own social presence How automation can create real connections and help scale your business at the same time The growing relevance of analytics Why striving for perfection leads to a stagnant career   Resources Jeff Bullas on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn Hubspot Shuttlerock   Visit BryanKramer.com to hear more Human Conversation.

We are joined by founder of Jeffbullas.com, Jeff Bullas. We talk to Jeff about his highly influential blog, social media vs. SEO and how brands can start driving more content towards their content. 

Jeff Bullas (http://www.jeffbullas.com/), an internet marketing extraordinaire. For those of you who haven’t heard of him, Jeff is a blogger, author, strategist and speaker. He works with companies and executives to optimize their online and personal company brands with digital content and social media marketing. * How Jeff grew his blog from zero to 4 million views * Why Twitter is his favourite and most used social media channel * The trends and predictions Jeff has for the future of social media channels * SEO tips for your content writing * Why it is a good idea to test your images to find the ones that resonate and drive the most sharing to your site * About a great tool and tactic for making the most out of Twitter * Jeff's opinion on content automation * Details on a new blog writing course that Jeff was asked to create for Udemy. * What simple tool he uses for his SEO means * Other social media channels that have proven to drive traffic and leads to Jeff's site * What you have to have to get conversions and traffics at the sharp end of the funnel * Jeff's favorite opt-in method to build email lists * Jeff's multi-channel strategy, and honestly, quite a lot more!

• How to build a blog that attracts over 5 million visitors a year without paying Google or Facebook a cent • Content marketing • Digital marketing • Email marketing • Digital marketing trends • Social media marketing • How to convert traffic to leads and customers       I am a blogger, author, strategist and speaker and work with companies and executives to optimize their online personal and company brands with digital, content and social media marketing. This blog is about all things to do with “Social Media Marketing”, Content Marketing and Digital Marketing. This includes Twitter, Blogging, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and email marketing. Its focus is to assist business in “getting found online” in a digital world and making you visible and successful on a crowded web. I have spent most of my career involved with Information Technologies, Telecommunications and the Web Industry.       Website: http://www.jeffbullas.com/   Email: jeff@jeffbullas.com   Skype: jeffbullas   Cell: +61413662620    Twitter: @jeffbullas

“Treat life as a complete learning journey” ~ Jeff Bullas In this episode Jeff Bullas, shares insight into personal branding with social media. Jeff is a social media marketing blogger, keynote speaker, digital strategist, consultant and best selling author. He works with companies and executives to optimize their online personal and company brand through social media channels and other web technologies. His blog which is found at jeffbullas.com is about all things to do with social media, content and digital marketing. He has spent most of his business career involved with information technologies, telecommunications and the web. Bragging rights include: Ranked #8 on Forbes” The World’s Top 40 Social Marketing Talent” – 2014 According to Kred. com he is ranked #4 as a global marketing “Influencer”. Included in the “Top 100 Social Media Influencers – 2015. Listed as the #1 Content Marketing Influencer by Onalytica – 2015. Recommended Books Rebrand: The Ultimate Guide to Personal Branding Reputation Management: 99 Ways to Build and Boost Your Brand Visibility

The #1 content marketing influencer and social media marketing strategist Jeff Bullas talks about blogging and the importance of content marketing today.

On this week’s episode of Marketing Nerds podcast, I talked to Jeff Bullas on how automation and acquisition strategy in social media can make a significant impact on your social media marketing.The post Jeff Bullas on Why Social Automation & Acquisition Strategy Matters #MarketingNerds appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

When you're working with your customers, do you make it feel like it's the first time? This, my friends, is the key to differentiating yourself with your customer service. Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/jaybaer00 Subscribe to my Newsletter: http://www.convinceandconvert.com/newsletter/ Today's Sprout Social shout out goes to Jeff Bullas, a fantastic social media marketer all the way from Australia. Follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/jeffbullas. JAY TODAY SPONSORS Candidio (http://candidio.com), a simple and affordable video production company.  Sprout Social (http://sproutsocial.com), a social media management and analytics company that Jay uses for much of his social media every day.  ABOUT JAY TODAY Jay Today is a video podcast with 3-minute lessons and commentary on business, social media and digital marketing from New York Times best-selling author and venture capitalist Jay Baer. *** FOLLOW JAY BAER:  http://jaybaer.com/ https://twitter.com/jaybaer https://www.facebook.com/jaybaer https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonbaer https://plus.google.com/u/1/+JayBaer http://instagram.com/jaybaer http://www.slideshare.net/jaybaer *** FOLLOW CONVINCE & CONVERT http://www.convinceandconvert.com https://twitter.com/convince https://www.facebook.com/ConvinceConvert https://www.linkedin.com/company/convince-&-convert http://www.slideshare.net/convinceandconvert *** OUR PODCASTS Social Pros: http://www.convinceandconvert.com/category/podcasts/social-pros-podcast/ Content Pros: http://www.convinceandconvert.com/category/podcasts/content-pros-podcast/ Jay Today: http://www.convinceandconvert.com/category/podcasts/jay-today-tv/ Convince & Convert: http://www.convinceandconvert.com/category/podcasts/content-pros-podcast/ MarketingPodcasts.com: http://marektingpodcasts.com/

When you're working with your customers, do you make it feel like it's the first time? This, my friends, is the key to differentiating yourself with your customer service. Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/jaybaer00 Subscribe to my Newsletter: http://www.convinceandconvert.com/newsletter/ Today's Sprout Social shout out goes to Jeff Bullas, a fantastic social media marketer all the way from Australia. Follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/jeffbullas. JAY TODAY SPONSORS Candidio (http://candidio.com), a simple and affordable video production company.  Sprout Social (http://sproutsocial.com), a social media management and analytics company that Jay uses for much of his social media every day.  ABOUT JAY TODAY Jay Today is a video podcast with 3-minute lessons and commentary on business, social media and digital marketing from New York Times best-selling author and venture capitalist Jay Baer. *** FOLLOW JAY BAER:  http://jaybaer.com/ https://twitter.com/jaybaer https://www.facebook.com/jaybaer https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonbaer https://plus.google.com/u/1/+JayBaer http://instagram.com/jaybaer http://www.slideshare.net/jaybaer *** FOLLOW CONVINCE & CONVERT http://www.convinceandconvert.com https://twitter.com/convince https://www.facebook.com/ConvinceConvert https://www.linkedin.com/company/convince-&-convert http://www.slideshare.net/convinceandconvert *** OUR PODCASTS Social Pros: http://www.convinceandconvert.com/category/podcasts/social-pros-podcast/ Content Pros: http://www.convinceandconvert.com/category/podcasts/content-pros-podcast/ Jay Today: http://www.convinceandconvert.com/category/podcasts/jay-today-tv/ Convince & Convert: http://www.convinceandconvert.com/category/podcasts/content-pros-podcast/ MarketingPodcasts.com: http://marektingpodcasts.com/

Jeff Bullas shares his experiences and challenges with the Brand Newsroom team on building a loyal subscriber base and a successful blog.

Jeff Bullas may well be Australia's leading expert on how businesses can embrace social media marketing. No longer do you, the motivated small business owner, need to view the likes of Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIN as evil, bright shiny objects that distract us from getting on with business. Social media marketing can be effective. Can generate leads. Can help you build a tribe. In my fireside chat with Jeff, you'll discover exactly how this impossibility is actually possible. Plus I share an exciting idea from long time listener and Forum Member, Ben Mutoli of Geelong Cable Locations. It's a ripper and is aimed at helping you grow your business. Thanks Ben! Ready? Let's do this ... The post 229 – Jeff Bullas demystifies social media marketing for small business. And boy, do we cover some ground! appeared first on Small Business Big Marketing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you need a reminder that anyone, anywhere and at any time can take control of his or her destiny to become a publisher, this episode of The Pivot is perfect for you. This week, Todd Wheatland talks with Jeff Bullas about his success as a social media blogger and how this one platform has provided him additional opportunities as an author, speaker, trainer and consultant. Be prepared to be inspired: Australian style. 

Jeff Bullas is a blogger, author, strategist and speaker who helps companies and executives optimize their online presence with digital and social media marketing. Jeff's blog - JeffBullas.com - clocks up over four million page views a year; his Twitter following numbers over 276,000 and Forbes has listed him as a .Top 50 Social Media Power Influencer'. However, it wasn't always that way; Jeff's beginnings were very humble indeed - a former bedding retailer, he was broke and unemployed when he started his blogging journey five and a half years ago. But passion and persistence, coupled with a desire to learn and iterate along the way, has seen Jeff build an impressive global online platform that continues to provide him with unexpected opportunities on a regular basis.     

Jeff is a blogger, author, strategist and speaker and works with companies and executives to optimize their online personal and company presence and brand with digital  and social media marketing. Ranked #8 on Forbes” The World’s Top 40 Social Marketing Talent” – 2014 Listed in the “Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers” 2013  on Forbes.com at #11 Published in the New York Times Huffington Post – “Top 100 Business, Leadership and Technology Twitter Accounts You Must Follow“ Author of the Amazon Best Seller "Blogging the Smart Way – How to Create and Market a Killer Blog with Social Media”

  Self confessed accidental blogger, Jeff Bullas has stumbled upon a formula for driving traffic that utilises only free social media platforms yet delivers in the region of 4 million page views per year to his highly regarded website jeffbullas.com Jeff Bullas is the number 11 Social Media Power Influencer on the planet according to […]

Jeff Bullas is an Marketing expert as well as a prolific blogger!(www.jeffbullas.com)His blog is about all things to do with Social Media and Online Marketing, including Twitter, Blogging, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and inbound and content marketing.He is a consultant, coach, mentor and speaker and works with companies and executives to optimise their online personal and company presence and brand with digital marketing and social media through the use of social media channels and other web and mobile technologies.Join me as Jeff & I discuss what that means!