Podcast appearances and mentions of kirk deis

What does an experienced "conversion surgeon" have to say about the future of data driven marketing? This week we're welcoming Kirk Deis, Senior Growth Marketing Manager at Skydio and the brain behind heydigitaldoc.com tools, on the podcast. Learn about the usefulness of being a student of your own craft as a marketer and get all his top tips about how to make it in the industry.  Check out Kirk's marketing freebies on heydigitaldoc.com

The world of marketing is ever-evolving, and it’s crucial to stay ahead. One way to achieve this is by mastering the four pillars of marketing. Kirk Deis, a seasoned marketing expert, will shed light on these pillars in our upcoming episode: Creating demand, Capturing demand, Converting demand, and Championing demand. Kirk will take us on…

Kirk Deis has been featured on Forbes and podcasts and radio shows throughout the United States. He is CEO and founder of two companies, Treehouse 51, a digital agency based in Newport Beach, California, and The Bug Squasher, a universal web app that helps you diagnose website issues. Driven by an early passion to write screenplays, he found his own creative niche and brought together creative people he met along the way.

Kirk Deis is the CEO of Treehouse51 and The Bug Squasher. Treehouse51 is a digital marketing agency and The Bug Squasher is a comprehensive system for diagnosing and tracking bugs in your code. Kirk has a varied background in marketing and web design. He believes in the power of telling stories and in a world where anyone can make a website, that good web design is still important. In this episode, he discusses finding his first clients, why there is still value in the old methods of selling, and the future of video in sales and marketing. Free Video: How to Create a Repeatable Process for Generating High-Quality Leads and Predictably Book Your Calendar With Interested Prospects on Autopilot Without Cold Calling or Ads: https://outboundleadaccelerator.com/ Case Study: How to Use Automated Cold Email Marketing to Spend $166.70 and Make $3,435.30 in Profit (2,061% ROI) – Email Templates Included: http://morgandwilliams.com/case-study Join the Facebook Group (B2B SaaS Cold Outreach Mastery): http://morgandwilliams.com/fbgroup Link to the show notes: https://morgandwilliams.com/021-how-storytelling-can-help-you-make-more-sales-with-kirk-deis/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/morgan-williams0/message

Kirk Deis (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirkdeis/) is our special guest on today's episode of Traffic and Leads Podcast (https://trafficandleadspodcast.com). The founder and CEO of two companies, Kirk understands the importance of strengthening your relationships with your clients. Through trial and error, and an approach that doesn’t overcrowd his clients with messages, Kirk has a strong handle on what it takes to be a good business owner, and a good digital marketer in the process. Let’s get started! IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: * The companies that Kirk started! The first is a digital ad agency, called TreeHouse 51. The second is a startup that allows you to diagnose site issues with just one click, entitled Bug Squasher. Kirk also tells us about how Bug Squasher got started, recalling an incident with a client that made him wish there was technology in place that allowed people to check for bugs without putting them on the spot. For the first two weeks, Bug Squasher is free. Afterward, prices start at just $29.99 a month for full usage! * Kirk tells us some of the best secrets when it comes to traffic and lead generation. What he’s found to be successful in investing in people and relationships. They have clients from all around the country, and the majority of the clients they bring in don’t come from marketing as much as they come from clients giving referrals. Kirk also explains the importance of having a solid onboarding process that doesn’t end when you bring clients on. Enforce the relationships, check in on them and let them know about new trends. Additionally, never underestimate the value of free! * Kirk also explains that part of the process is asking for reviews. However, the important part of the process is asking for the reviews in a specific point in the relationship. Don’t do it at the beginning—you haven’t been proven or tested yet, and you want to keep this as human as possible. Do work, have a success story happen, and have something happen that they’re really excited about. Then, after a big milestone, ask them how things are going, and ask for the review. * Kirk explains the importance that this plays in the overall digital marketing process. Kirk uses digital media to enforce relationships—by avoiding meetings and using videos to reach out to clients, they can upsell and find success. Kirk also explains his policy on meetings, stating that usually, they’re used when there’s something wrong with communication, or the process in general. There’s nothing that you can’t just email that they can’t explain, Kirk says. * When it comes to relationships with clients, Kirk warns that you don’t want to become annoying. Don’t send things just to send things—very rarely do people ever want to sign up for meetings. As long as you’re touching base with a report or a status, then there’s no need for meetings. It’s important that you let them know that they’re getting their money’s worth with you, and they need to see that you’re creating value and getting the job done. * Lastly, Kirk explains that truthfully, there’s no difference between his agency and any other agency out there when it comes to the skills they can do. There are only 200 things you can do to your website, after all. However, when you work with Kirk, you’re going to get the product and the experience. It’s going to make you excited to work with them and go through the process. Everything they do is backed on data, so they’re big believers in knowing what to do, and how to do it.

Kirk Deis has been featured on Forbes and podcasts and radio shows throughout the United States. He is CEO and founder of two companies, Treehouse 51, a digital agency based in Newport Beach, California, and The Bug Squasher, a universal web app that helps you diagnose site issues. Driven by an early passion to write screenplays, he found his own creative niche and brought together creative people he met along the way.

Kirk is a passionate Entrepreneur and focuses on finding solutions to problems - either problems of his clients or problems situations with clients cause inside and lead to a solution.  This was the story of the BugSquasher.  He also shares the simple but powerful DUMB principle in the show.  Enjoy this episode.  More about Kirk Deis Kirk Deis has been featured on Forbes, Podcasts, and radio shows in the US. He is the CEO and Founder of two companies - Treehouse 51 a digital agency in Newport Beach, California and The Bug Squasher a universal web app that helps you diagnosis site issues. How to connect with Kirk Web: https://thebugsquasher.com or  https://www.Treehouse51.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirkdeis/ The Rap Video (he shares the story in the episode): https://youtu.be/k0QCU97Auvc    

Marketing Strategies Revealed in this Episode: Reaching more people by managing site bugs. Common bugs that affect sales Eliminating bugs in marketing verbiage Quick fixes to solve common bugs

Kirk Deis is the CEO of Treehouse 51, a digital agency based in Newport Beach and the new web app “The Bug Squasher,” designed to simplify and streamline project communication and website management. Kirk has worked with clients all over the world and has been a featured contributor for several sites including Forbes. What you’ll learn about in this episode: One of the biggest lessons that Kirk has learned on his entrepreneurial journey Why having a beginning, middle, and end to a story is so important The importance of being confident and okay with failure Why you need to always be focusing on business development The value of focusing on building a team of talented people and providing an environment where they can grow Why you need to strive to always be a student of your industry Why you should always be testing your marketing Why you shouldn’t underestimate the value of free Why it’s critical to take risks when things are tough Passing the DUMB test before spending money on something Ways to contact Kirk: Website: thebugsquasher.com Website: www.Treehouse51.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kirkdeis

Krik Deis is the owner of Treehouse 51. https://www.treehouse51.com/

Kirk Deis founder of The Bug Squasher is a writer on Forbes.com and Founder of the digital marketing agency Treehouse 51. The Bug Squasher is a new project management tool that streamlines communications between developers/writers/designers, project leads, and clients. In this podcast episode, he shares how an in-house tool his agency built has become a new business. He shares how he’s grown his new business through podcasts and creative marketing. As well as why he’d like to have lunch with Elon Musk. ----- You’ll find links to everything we discussed in this episode at

Business Playmakers is excited to bring you a very special guest, CEO of Opportunities for Treehouse51, Kirk Deis. Treehouse 51 is a boutique ad agency based out of Newport Beach, California, and specializes in a broad array of marketing services such as Web Design, Content Creation, and Video Production. Kirk’s journey is one that is filled with education and learning based on the many careers he has had over the last decade.  Kirk graduated Magna Cum Laude from California State University, with a Bachelor of Arts and Electronics, and while there, was the Head of Film Production. After graduating, he worked under many titles for multiple companies such as Script Director, Copywriter, Technical Editor, Head of Content Services, Social Media Coordinator, and Web Content Specialist. It was because of the experience in multiple areas, and the connections he made with Creators and Marketers, that Kirk decided to create Treehouse 51. Currently Kirk is also a member of the Forbes Agency Council, an organization for owners of advertising agencies where membership is by invitation only. This is an exciting episode, and Kirk is full of amazing stories such as how the Bug Squasher was created, how his company owns server space in Russia and was used to save a client relationship, and the most honest answer to what he would do if he won the lottery. You can find more information about Kirk Deis and his companies at www.treehouse51.com, and www.thebugsquasher.com   

They crawl through your pages and plugins undetected wreaking havoc and leaving a trail of chaos in their wake. Too often, you won’t even know you’re infected until your site goes down. In comes…The Bug Squasher! That’s right. Kirk Deis joins Adam this week to teach us about the bugs hiding in our sites, waiting […]

Watch the video of this podcast here. A Brief Introduction to Kirk Deis Kirk Deis is the founder and CEO of Treehouse 51, a digital marketing agency based out of Newport Beach, California. Although the company is relatively young, Kirk and his team have already experienced many of the issues that most of us in the web development and marketing space face with clients. This is how The Bug Squasher came to be. The Bug Squasher Origin Story Kirk was building a website for a client who happened to be an older woman that had very little knowledge of computers. So, when she encountered a problem with the website that Kirk had built, she wrote a tremendously lengthy email to spell out the problem. There were a number of problems with this: The 10,000+ single-spaced words that Kirk says was way too long to read. The client didn’t actually mention what the problem was until about halfway through the email. When she did, she didn’t indicate where it existed on the website as she assumed the developer would automatically know what she was talking about (despite it being a rather sizable site). Email, in general, isn’t the ideal platform to have a discussion of this nature. First, there’s the chance that it could get lost in someone’s inbox or spam folder. Second, there’s the possibility of miscommunication without context or being able to hear someone’s tone of voice. And, thirdly, it can lead to unnecessary and cumbersome back-and-forth. Which is what happened here. The client was very upset that Kirk and his team had to ask a lot of questions in order to figure out where the problem was and, then, determine the circumstances under which she was seeing it. After the ordeal was over, Kirk said: “I wish there were a way to talk to clients without them having to give us all this information.” What Is the Bug Squasher? The Bug Squasher is a simple solution for easing the communication gap that often exists between clients and the WordPress professionals they’ve hired. (Actually, The Bug Squasher now works on all platforms, so it’s not solely relegated to WordPress anymore.) Installation is simple. You just insert a single line of JavaScript into the header of your website. Once it’s implemented, clients will see The Bug Squasher on the frontend of their website. When they take notice of something that needs changing, they can easily grab a screenshot of it, annotate or highlight it, explain the problem, and then submit. And it isn’t just a handy tool for “squashing” bugs. It can be used for general communications related to design, copy, functionality, and so on. Kirk says that browser recording is coming down the pipeline as well, which will make this even more user-friendly than it already is. A Unique Marketing Approach This very podcast came about as a result of Kirk Deis’ marketing efforts. Like most of what he’s doing to bring attention to The Bug Squasher, his goal is to reach a variety of audiences. Podcasts have been one way to do this organically. PPC advertising and Spotify spots are another form of marketing he’s pursued. What WordPress Consultants Need to Know About The Bug Squasher Unlike many project management and issue tracking tools on the market, The Bug Squasher doesn’t limit how many users or development URLs you can use within your account. Each plan covers an entire domain, which is especially nice if you use staging subdomains. In addition, you can connect The Bug Squasher to your project management software (e.g. Asana, Podio, Basecamp), so logged bugs or updates automatically get pushed to your project management email address. If you’re interested in giving this issue tracker/client communication tool a shot, be sure to visit The Bug Squasher website. Kirk is offering WP Elevation listeners a 20% discount with the coupon code Wp20. P.S. We've created a 10% discount code for the listeners of the WPE podcast. Simply add the code GOELEVATE upon payment of the Blueprint course. The deal is valid until the 21st September 2018.

Do you run a small business or do you want to run a small business? In this episode, Kirk dives into his entrepreneurial story and shares how he overcame some incredible adversity.    Kirk Deis has been featured on Forbes, podcasts, and radio shows in the US. He is the CEO and Founder of two companies - Treehouse 51 a digital agency in Newport Beach, California and The Bug Squasher, a universal web app to that helps you diagnose site issues.

Today I am joined by Kirk Deis from The Bug Squasher and Treehouse 51. Kirk, came on to the show to share some lessons he learned while starting up and running two businesses. I am recording this episode while I am in France and Kirk is in Newport Beach, California. We are both dealing with […] The post HMBT #142: Lessons From an Entrepreneur appeared first on .

Kirk Deis talks about “Better Bug Squashing (New Issue Tracking Tool)” in this episode of ColdFusion Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. Episode Highlights What is the problem with how you find bug issues now? User emails User phone calls Text messages Lack of complete info to reproduce the bug PM tools can track bugs […] The post 081 Better Bug Squashing (New Issue Tracking Tool) with Kirk Deis appeared first on TeraTech.

Kirk Deis is a writer on Forbes, entrepreneur, and Founder/CEO of the digital marketing agency Treehouse 51. He has built two companies from the ground up and is excited to share his experiences in business and marketing with listeners of this tech podcast. Kirk is about to launch The Bug Squasher. It’s a powerful new project management tool that streamlines communications between developers/writers/designers, project leads, and clients. But, I wanted to find out more about how one line of code installs The Bug Squasher onto ANY framework Digital communications have made it easy to broadcast your voice, but the tools to cope with the influx of messages are lacking. Important messages fall by the wayside. I speak with Kirk to find out how he plans to change that.