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Resilience and Marketing Mastery with Joshua Ramsey WHR 3.225: Navigating Business Growth with KPIs and Narrative Episode Summary: In this episode of the Work at Home Rockstar Podcast, Tim Melanson chats with Joshua Ramsey, a Fractional Chief Marketing Officer and founder of JRCMO. Joshua shares his inspiring journey from getting laid off 30 days before his wedding to building multiple successful businesses from home. He opens up about lessons learned from failure, the power of a personal narrative in marketing, and how setting clear KPIs can make or break your business growth. This episode is packed with RockStar Tips for anyone scaling their business the smart way. Who is Joshua Ramsey? Joshua Ramsey is a Fractional Chief Marketing Officer and the founder of JRCMO, a full-stack marketing agency. Since 2001, Joshua has executed over 80,000 marketing campaigns across the US. He helps business owners cut costs, streamline strategy, and increase ROI without the burden of hiring a full-time executive. With a passion for clarity, narrative, and measurable results, Joshua empowers entrepreneurs to market with purpose and precision. Connect with Joshua Ramsey Website: https://jrcmo.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrcmo_usa/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JRcmo/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jrcmo/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@joshuaramseycmo?lang=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@joshuaramseyfraccmo Host Contact Details Website: https://workathomerockstar.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/workathomerockstar Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workathomerockstar LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timmelanson YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WorkAtHomeRockStarPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/workathomestar Email: tim@workathomerockstar.com In this Episode 00:25 – Story of Success: Laid off before his wedding, now running four companies 04:00 – Lessons from Failure: Burnout and bankruptcy from growing too fast 07:15 – Rockstar Tip: Use your personal story as your USP 13:01 – Delegation through small team pods 16:39 – Setting and tracking KPIs to ensure accountability 25:26 – Test Before You Invest: Marketing smart on any budget 28:51 – Guest Solo: Joshua's narrative-driven approach to CMO consulting

Josh Ramsey, a seasoned Fractional CMO and SEO expert, has owned and operated a successful digital marketing company based in Dallas for over a decade. With more than 20 years of experience spanning over 10 industries, Josh brings unparalleled expertise in helping businesses navigate the ever-changing digital landscape. Known for his practical and results-driven approach, Josh specializes in optimizing online presence, boosting search rankings, and crafting marketing strategies that deliver measurable outcomes. To give back to the business community, Josh offers a free, no-strings-attached audit of any website and online reputation. He'll identify key areas for improvement and provide actionable recommendations to help you strengthen your digital footprint, attract more customers, and achieve long-term success. If you're ready to unlock the full potential of your online presence, let Josh Ramsey help you take the next step. Reach out today! https://www.linkedin.com/in/jrcmo/

Today we discuss how to run great marketing campaigns with Joshua Ramsey, a veteran Chief Marketing Officer who has run thousands of campaigns. Joshua talks about his fascinating journey and reveals how a core message and strategic placement can captivate your target audience. Learn from his innovative 12-touchpoint strategy with an example that will shock you.Ever wondered what sets a creative CMO apart from a data-driven one? We break down the critical roles of these two distinct types of Chief Marketing Officers and how they each contribute to successful marketing strategies. By examining KPIs and real-world examples, such as leveraging Google Ads for brick-and-mortar traffic, we highlight the importance of tracking analytics and understanding customer acquisition costs.We wrap up with a few high impact tips on how to take your campaigns to the next level.Send us a Text Message, give feedback on the episode, suggest a guest or topic Visit the Remarkable Marketing Podcast website to see all our episodes.Visit the Remarkable Marketing Podcast on YouTube Remarkable Marketing Podcast Highlights on InstagramEric Eden on LinkedIn

Joshua Ramsey Elevating Lead Generation: Innovations in Digital Marketing Joshua Ramsey is a seasoned marketing strategist with over 15 years of experience in the Advertising & Marketing industry. As the founder and leading strategist of Strategic Point Marketing, he has spearheaded numerous successful campaigns focused on Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and lead generation. His deep understanding of digital marketing tactics coupled with his extensive experience allows him to offer cutting-edge insights into maximizing lead generation efficiency. In this interview, Joshua shares invaluable insights into maximizing lead generation efficiency. From cost-effective digital marketing techniques to expert lead nurturing strategies, listeners gain practical advice for driving results. Discover emerging trends such as the growing influence of podcasts and innovative social media engagement tactics, all delivered with actionable tips for immediate implementation. Whether you're a marketing professional or business owner, this interview offers indispensable knowledge and inspiration for achieving success in today's competitive landscape. Connect with Joshua Ramsey online: Website | LinkedIn | YouTube | Facebook

Joshua Ramsey is a seasoned marketing professional with over two decades of experience in media advertising and agency leadership. Starting as a Junior Project Manager, he swiftly climbed the ranks to become Vice President of Marketing & Sales before founding Strategic Point Marketing, catering to small local businesses. In 2018, he launched JRcmo, a Fractional CMO consultancy, focusing on optimizing marketing strategies for companies. Notable clients include Sentricon, PanoramAH! North America, SRSI – Warehouse Automation, and A-Lert Roofing and Metal Buildings, where Joshua's expertise has been instrumental in driving success. Joshua is the author of a new e-book, How Some SEO Companies Disguise Laziness & Hide Poor Strategies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Aue, aue... when it's time to find home, we know the way." ⛵️ // For the island nation of Tuvalu, the effects of climate change are more than a warning; they're an eviction notice. Estimates vary as to when the small chain of coral islands could vanish beneath the waves, but experts agree that Tuvalu may be uninhabitable long before then, prompting its people to set sail for a new frontier… the metaverse. Within this digital landscape, Tuvalu could potentially preserve its lands, heritage, and governance, effectively pioneering a new model for nationhood, in which a nation and its people exist in two realms—physical and virtual. But how does one go from sand to silicon while maintaining the essence of a culture? And what is the real-world environmental impact of storing a nation's worth of data? Whether we take Tuvalu's proposal literally or view it as a symbolic call to action, unpacking the logistics of such an ambitious project offers a glimpse at the expertise required to bring it to life—from tech experts grappling with blockchain governance to cultural preservationists digitizing traditional art and oral histories. The work forces us to ask: Can you really backup a country the way you backup a computer? And if so, what does that mean for the future of nationhood, identity, and the planet itself?Additional ResourcesEpisode transcriptsConnect with Grace Andrews: LinkedIn.Connect with Amy Tobey on LinkedIn.Connect with Mathr de Leon on LinkedIn.Connect with David M. Carballo at Boston UniversityConnect with Ron Chapple on LinkedInConnect with Jonathan Gliboff on LinkedInConnect with Simon Kofe on LinkedInConnect with George Siosi Samuels on LinkedInFollow us on X and YouTube CreditsTraceroute is a podcast from Equinix and Stories Bureau. This episode was hosted by Grace Ewura-Esi and Amy Tobey, and was produced by Mathr de Leon with help from Lixandra Urresta. It was edited by Joshua Ramsey, with mixing and sound design by Brett Vanderlaan, and additional mixing by Jeremy Tuttle. Our fact-checker is Ena Alvarado. Our staff includes Tim Balint, Mathr de Leon, Suzie Falk, Lisa Harris, Alisa Manjarrez, Sadie Scott, Stephen Staver, John Taylor, and Rebecca Woodward. Our theme song was composed by Ty Gibbons.Enjoyed This Episode?Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, then leave us a review. You can also share this with your friends and colleagues! Introduce them to the people and organizations who played a role in inventing the internet.

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You know we're two hearts believing in just one mind…

As the Bard of Brixton once sang, 'that's just the way it is, things'll never be the same...'

Hey! Let's unbox this new phone! And this new thumb drive! And this multi-million dollar SaaS platform…

All you need is love… and a lifetime subscription.

Repeat after me. Humans are friends, not food… or statistical data points in algorithmic targeting systems designed for warfare.

Ep 189 Boost Profits Through Smart Marketing Tactics with Joshua Ramsey Joshua Ramsey, CEO of Strategic Point Marketing, has developed principles and strategies for businesses since 2001. During this time, Joshua has successfully created and executed more than 80,000 successful campaigns across the US. Joshua is a Fractional Chief Marketing Officer, author, and highly regarded speaker. As someone with experience in speaking since 2005, Joshua teaches executives and business owners exactly how to cut costs and improve their current business so they can continue to grow. As a true Fractional Chief Marketing Officer, Joshua gives business owners unique executive experience, along with a fresh perspective, without having to pay the high salary of a full-time employee. He helps them to develop new strategies for growing their brand, increasing customer acquisition, and generating new sales. In this episode, you will learn the following: Identifying the cost per lead and the cost per sale by lead source is crucial in marketing strategy. Modified messaging is necessary for various advertising channels in order to effectively reach and convert target audiences. The significance of precision in marketing tactics and the requirement to customize communication for particular product or service classifications. Maximizing the strategic message and modifying the message to correspond with the tactical placement for the best possible marketing campaign outcomes. The development of successful marketing strategies requires teamwork and open communication between the CEO, CMO, and executive staff. Links:  JRCMO.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/jrcmo/ https://www.facebook.com/JRcmo   Hi, I'm the Profit Answer Man Rocky Lalvani! I help small business owners simplify their financial reports to make more informed business decisions with fewer hassles. We utilize the Profit First system created by Mike Michalowicz Our Q&A call on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 1 pm Eastern: https://bit.ly/PFcall Sign up to be notified when the next cohort of the Profit First Experience Course is available! Schedule your free, no-obligation intro call: https://bookme.name/rockyl/lite/intro-appointment-15-minutes Check out our website: http://profitcomesfirst.com/ Questions: questions@profitanswerman.com Email: rocky@profitcomesfirst.com Relay Bank (affiliate link) - https://relayfi.com/?referralcode=profitcomesfirst  Profit Answer Man Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/profitanswerman/ My podcast about living a richer more meaningful life: http://richersoul.com/ Profit First Toolkit: click here to sign up This episode is part of the SMB Podcast Network. Find other great interviews from around the internet just like this one at https://www.SMBPodcastNetwork.com Music provided by Junan from Junan Podcast Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs. #profitfirst

It's like you're always stuck in second gear…

In Part 2 of Traceroute's season finale, we look at the fallout of the copyright infringement decision against The Internet Archive. If information eventually becomes commoditized, will we find someone to be a fair and responsible arbiter of history?With nothing less than the future of our digitized history at stake, the final episode of Season 2 of Traceroute explores the threats and challenges the Internet Archive faces in the wake of its copyright infringement case. We are joined by Rebecca Tushnet, the Harvard Law professor who defended the Archive in the case, to discuss the potential fallout of the court's ruling: are we moving towards a society where information is owned by an elite few and “rented out” at a price? If so, do we risk manipulation of that information for the sake of profit? Or will we find among our archivists, preservationists, librarians, and even activists a person who can be responsible enough to be dubbed “The Arbiter of History?” Additional ResourcesConnect with Grace Andrews: LinkedIn or Twitter.Connect with Amy Tobey on Twitter.Connect with Fen Aldrich on Twitter.Connect with John Taylor on LinkedIn.Connect with Rebecca Tushnet on Twitter.Connect with the NEDCC.Visit Origins.dev for more information.Traceroute is a podcast from Equinix, and is a production of Stories Bureau. This episode was produced by John Taylor, with help from Tim Balint and Cat Bagsic. It was edited by Joshua Ramsey and mixed by Jeremy Tuttle, with additional editing and sound design by Mathr de Leon. Our theme song was composed by Ty Gibbons.

In this podcast, John Golden interviews fractional CMO Josh Ramsey on his role and benefits for firms. They define a fractional CMO and how it can boost marketing, branding, and sales. They discuss marketing complexity, strategic message, and customer needs. Josh recommends carefully assessing CMO candidates' skills and personality and searching beyond sector boundaries for new views. They conclude that business is about value and service.  

In Traceroute's Season 2 finale, we explore the Herculean efforts to back up the entire internet and save all human knowledge for future generations. But if information becomes commoditized, then who will own history?As season 2 of Traceroute comes to a close, we take an in-depth look at one of the most important issues in tech today: the intersection between information, access, and ownership. In part one, we're introduced to Alexis Rossi, the Director of Collections at the Internet Archive, a different kind of librarian (at a different kind of library) that's attempting to back up the entire internet, as well as the breadth of human knowledge. But undertaking this mammoth tasks forces Alexis—and indeed all of us—to ask some critical questions: who or what decides what gets preserved…and why. But even as we made huge technical strides in preserving our history, more questions arise: as our analog history turns to dust, is the digital representation we replace it with actually history? Is history lost when all the artifacts are replicas, or do we qualify it somehow as an approximation of history?Additional ResourcesConnect with Grace Andrews: LinkedIn or Twitter.Connect with Amy Tobey on Twitter.Connect with Fen Aldrich on Twitter.Connect with John Taylor on LinkedIn.Connect with the NEDCC.Visit Origins.dev for more informationEnjoyed This Episode?If you did, be sure to follow and share it with your friends!Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, then leave us a review. You can also share this with your friends and colleagues! Introduce them to the people and organizations who played a role in inventing the internet. ---Traceroute is a podcast from Equinix, and is a production Stories Bureau. This episode was produced by John Taylor, with help from Tim Balint and Cat Bagsic. It was edited by Joshua Ramsey and mixed by Jeremy Tuttle, with additional editing and sound design by Mathr de Leon. Our theme song was composed by Ty Gibbons.

Joshua Ramsey will evaluate and refine your marketing in order to improve your lead generation and profits. HIre him today and get the best Marketing Consultant for your business! Visit https://www.JRcmo.com for more information. Josh Ramsey Fractional CMO 2338 Irving Blvd Suite 102, Dallas, Texas 75207, United States Website https://www.Jrcmo.com Phone +1-972-832-2487 Email Josh@jrcmo.com

When we peel back the layers of the stack, there's one human characteristic we're sure to find: errors. Mistakes, mishaps, and miscalculations are fundamental to being human, and as such, error is built into every piece of infrastructure and code we create. Of course, learning from our errors is critical in our effort to create functional, reliable tech. But could our mistakes be as important to technological development as our ideas? And what happens when we try to change our attitude towards errors…or remove them entirely? In this fascinating episode of Traceroute, we start back in 1968, when “The Mother of All Demos“ was supposed to change the face of personal computing…before the errors started. We're then joined by Andrew Clay Shafer, a DevOps pioneer who has seen the evolution of “errors” to “incidents” through practices like Scrum, Agile, and Chaos Engineering. We also speak with Courtney Nash, a Cognitive Neuroscientist and Researcher whose Verica Open Incident Directory (VOID) has changed the way we look at incident reporting. Additional ResourcesConnect with Amy Tobey: LinkedIn or TwitterConnect with Fen Aldrich: LinkedIn or TwitterConnect with John Taylor on LinkedInConnect With Courtney Nash on TwitterConnect with Andrew Clay Shafter on TwitterVisit Origins.dev for more informationEnjoyed This Episode?If you did, be sure to follow and share it with your friends! We'd also appreciate a five-star review on Apple Podcasts - it really helps people find the show!Traceroute is a podcast from Equinix and is a production of Stories Bureau. This episode was produced by John Taylor with help from Tim Balint and Cat Bagsic. It was edited by Joshua Ramsey and mixed by Jeremy Tuttle, with additional editing and sound design by Mathr de Leon. Our theme song was composed by Ty Gibbons.

Grace Ewura-Esi returns from a trip to Ghana, West Africa, with a new perspective on how technology helps us not only make new discoveries but gives old discoveries a new perspective. In this special episode featuring all four hosts in a fascinating discussion, Grace presents examples like Adinkra, the symbol-based language of the Ghana Empire which is a form of communication based on various observations of and associations between humans and the objects they use, not entirely dissimilar to block code that software engineers use today.In addition, with the assistance of machine learning and artificial intelligence, ancient cultures are creating new visual representations of ancient gods for whom there were no depictions that lasted over the centuries. This same AI may even be used to help other nations, cultures, and tribes reconstruct missing portions of ancient languages and lost artifacts. It's an episode that's part mystery, part paradigm shift, and part digital archeology. As Grace puts it, “it's the ancient as modern, again.” Additional ResourcesConnect with Shweta Saraf: LinkedIn or Twitter.Connect with Grace Andrews: LinkedIn or Twitter.Connect with Amy Tobey: LinkedIn or TwitterConnect with Fen Aldrich: LinkedIn or Twitter.Visit Origins.dev for more informationEnjoyed This Episode?Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, then please leave us a review. We'd also appreciate it if you would share the podcast with your friends and colleagues, as you get to know the people and technologies at the center of our digital world.Traceroute is a podcast from Equinix, produced by Stories Bureau. This episode was produced by Grace Ewura-Esi, with help from John Taylor and Mathr de Leon. It was edited by Joshua Ramsey and mixed by Jeremy Tuttle and Tim Balint, with additional editing and sound design by Mathr de Leon. Our theme song was composed by Ty Gibbons.

How do we prepare our kids for jobs that don't exist? Studies show that technology is progressing at such a rapid pace that up to 85% of the jobs that will be available in 2040 have not been created yet. Will AI, ML, and hardware advancements create a society where careers we take for granted today won't exist in the future? In this episode featuring hosts Grace Ewura-Esi and Amy Tobey, Producer John Taylor puts a personal face on this idea through his 13-year-old daughter, Ella, who wants to be a chef when she grows up. Together, they explore this issue with Executive Chef-turned-Dell Computer Advocate Tim Banks, as well as employment attorney Michael Lotito, whose Emma Coalition seeks solutions to TIDE, the technologically induced displacement of Employment. Between trips to fully-automated restaurants and the latest advancements in 3D food replication, we discover that Gen Z's humanity may be their biggest asset in tomorrow's job market.Additional ResourcesConnect with Amy Tobey: LinkedIn or TwitterConnect with Grace Andrews: LinkedIn or Twitter.Connect with John Taylor: LinkedInConnect with Alexander Kolchinsky: LinkedInConnect with Michael Lotito: LinkedInConnect With Tim Banks: LinkedInVisit Origins.dev for more informationEnjoyed This Episode?If you did, be sure to follow and share it with your friends!Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, then please leave us a review. We'd also appreciate it if you would share the podcast with your friends and colleagues, as you get to know the people and technologies at the center of our digital world.Traceroute is a podcast from Equinix and is a production of Stories Bureau. This episode was produced by John Taylor with help from Tim Balint and Cat Bagsic. It was edited by Joshua Ramsey and mixed by Jeremy Tuttle, with additional editing and sound design by Mathr de Leon. Our theme song was composed by Ty Gibbons.

How do we make technology that lasts? In this episode, Grace Ewura-Esi and Shweta Saraf join Producer John Taylor as he talks with two cutting-edge technologists who are trying to extend the life of the hardware infrastructure around us. From a cell phone tower that can be installed on your roof (and repaired just as easily), to a clock that is built to last ten thousand years, we uncover the common threads that run through technology that's built to last. Woven in this framework is the story of Sandra Rodríguez Cotto, who worked tirelessly to restore civilization—as well as hope itself—to the island of Puerto Rico with the help of the only piece of hardware infrastructure that withstood the powerful forces of Hurricane Maria in 2017.Additional ResourcesConnect with Shweta Saraf: LinkedIn or Twitter.Connect with Grace Ewura-Esi : LinkedIn or Twitter.Connect with Alexander Rose of The Long Now Foundation: LinkedIn.Connect with Dr. Matt Johnson: LinkedIn.Connect with Sandra Rodríguez Cotto: TwitterVisit Origins.dev for more informationEnjoyed This Episode?If you did, be sure to follow and share it with your friends!Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, then leave us a review. You can also share this with your friends and colleagues! Traceroute is a podcast from Equinix and is a production of Stories Bureau. This episode was produced by John Taylor with help from Tim Balint and Cat Bagsic. It was edited by Joshua Ramsey and mixed by Jeremy Tuttle, with additional editing and sound design by Mathr de Leon. Our theme song was composed by Ty Gibbons.

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Your Sales Presentation has to be PERFECT - if you really want to close the deal. Do you sound like everyone else or are you a step above. Watch a quick hit video with Joshua Ramsey teaching strategies that you can use in your sales presentation and how one sales person had an epic fail at selling Joshua. All Basic Whiteboard Webcasts are free to the public through www.Whiteboardwebcasts.com

Joshua Ramsey shares a case study after a conference. Learn how to improve sales and how to identify pitfalls most sales programs have.

Building a website is easy. The key is building a website that turns prospects and browsers into LEADS that contact you! That is exactly where Strategic Point Marketing helps you! Listen to Joshua Ramsey talk about his new exciting Google Growth Program in this short video.

Bill and Debbie Dodge offered a case study about their experience with The Strategic Point and working with Joshua Ramsey. Listen to what has been achived in a short time and hear why Bill was not to sure about working with any marketing guy to start, but how he has been very impressed with what Joshua Ramsey and his team have accomplished

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Get a glimpse into the newest web conference taught by Joshua Ramsey and what it means to follow up with a lead and close them 12-24 months after they have contacted you. Learn what most companies do and how many of them fail at following up with leads.

This is a short video that highlights Joshua Ramsey speaking at several conferences from around the country. Through out this 9 minute video you will see several clips from Joshua speaking about several different topics related to marketing.

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