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In today's episode, we're diving into the big question: how will the election results impact your online business? As Christian coaches and online business owners, this moment calls for wisdom and strategy, and I'm sharing insights on how to stay resilient, regardless of who wins. Whether you're focused on building a Christian coaching business or scaling an online ministry, this episode explores how to adapt and prepare for potential economic shifts. Tune in to learn:  What will happen if the election goes red or blue  Why you MUST stay focused on your mission, no matter the election results How to posture your business, your heart and your mind to acknowledge that God is in control, whatever the outcome may be Stay focused on the mission, pray through the uncertainty, and remember, Jesus is on the throne, guiding you through each season of your online business journey. GET STARTED TODAYReady to launch? Join The Selah Collective 12-Month Group Coaching Program Ready to scale? Join Eden: The Mastermind (for women who have made $20k-100k+ in online business). Women of Valor 3-Part Mini-Course: Learn how create a 6-7 figure offer and how to implement the Esther Upleveled sales system. For the Holy Spirit-led coaches who want to hit $100K in the next 12 months, get the 40+ page guide: 12-Months to $100k. Ready to get an all-in-one funnel builder? Sign up for Kartra today! Get FREE, ORGANIC email leads on Instagram using this DM flow template. READ THE BLOG Episode 198: What Election Results Will Mean for Your Online Business   OTHER EPISODES YOU MIGHT ENJOY  Episode 159: Biggest *SECRET* to Coaching Success as a Christian (and It's Not About Who Is the Best at Marketing) Episode 169: Is Your Hope Anchored in Jesus For Your Online Business in 2024? My Thoughts On a Revelation I Had In My Coaching Business

Hello, friends! It's Ashley June, your Christian business coach, ready to guide you on a transformative journey in today's podcast. We're diving deep into scaling your online coaching business to double your sales revenue in 2024! Here's what we're exploring today: Unlocking the power of masterminds: Join our exclusive Selah Mastermind – a haven for Christian business coaches seeking growth and freedom in their businesses. Apply now for a chance to get a personalized 6-figure scaling plan with me. Let's harness the Holy Spirit's guidance to elevate your coaching journey!  Building effective teams and systems: Discover the art of building a team that resonates with your Christian coaching values. I'll share my personal journey of creating a culture that not only reflects our faith but also drives our mission forward. It's time to work smarter, not harder, in your coaching business.  Maximizing growth with paid advertising: Learn why transitioning from organic to paid advertising can be a game-changer in scaling your online business. I'll unveil the secrets of how smart advertising strategies can multiply your investment, providing reliable and consistent growth, crucial for every Christian business coach.  Embracing the scaling adventure: From achieving your first $100K to dreaming of a million, scaling is a journey of faith and strategy. I'll guide you through this transformative process, balancing your professional growth with the joy of living your Christian values.  Access to exclusive growth tools: As part of our Selah Mastermind, gain access to my proven 215K-launch and six-figure evergreen funnel templates. These resources are designed to catapult your coaching business to new heights. Tailor these strategies to fit your unique path as a Christian coach.  Special note: This episode is more than just about business growth; it's an invitation for all Christian business coaches to shift to a mindset ready for significant scaling. Don't miss the opportunity to be a part of the Selah Mastermind. Let's make 2024 your most impactful year yet! To all my incredible listeners, remember, scaling your Christian coaching business is a journey intertwined with faith, strategy, and a supportive community. Tune in, get inspired, and let's achieve those towering goals together! Don't forget to check the show notes for your chance to join the Selah Mastermind. Here's to making 2024 a year of extraordinary growth and fulfillment! GET STARTED TODAY: Ready to launch? Join The Selah Collective 12-Month Group Coaching Program Ready to scale? Join the Selah Mastermind For the Holy Spirit-led coaches who want to hit $100K in the next 12 months, get the 25+ page guide: 12-Months to $100k. Free coaching masterclass: Watch the Recession-Proof Online Biz Masterclass The Productivity Playbook: Get your business organized with my Productivity Playbook Ready to get an all-in-one funnel builder? Sign up for Kartra today! Get FREE, ORGANIC email leads on Instagram using this DM flow template. READ THE BLOG: Episode 174. 3 Scaling Legacy Investments for Your Online Business to Double Your Revenue Effectively in 2024 OTHER EPISODES YOU MIGHT ENJOY: Episode 159. Biggest *SECRET* to Coaching Success as a Christian (and It's Not About Who Is the Best at Marketing) Episode 149. Never Forget What Matters Most - Your Coaching Business Should Never Be An Idol --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shes-wild-and-radiant/message

In her last episode of 2022, Joanne talks about leaving Twitter, where she’s been, and wraps up some other loose ends before closing out the year. Happy Holidays!   My open letter to Twitter Is social media the tobacco of the 21st Century? How Brand Social Values Are impacting Marketing: Episode #71 The 2022 […] The post Leaving Twitter, Where I’ve been and Other Loose Ends Before Closing Out 2022: Episode #72 appeared first on joanne tombrakos.

Marketers focused on e-commerce have a lot more to worry about than just what's in their customer's shopping cart. In this episode, David interviews Kate Federhar, Director of Digital Operations and Technology at Lumen. Kate shares how jumping into marketing operations can be challenging and fun! Listen as David and Kate discuss: Why sales and marketing should meet the customer where they want to be. How e-commerce technologies have transformed. Why being open to change in your marketing role is vital. The importance of making sure your technologies talk to each other. Check out the resources mentioned: David Lewis' LinkedIn Kate's LinkedIn The Value of Aligning Sales and Marketing (Episode 2) Live at B2BMX: Kate Federhar of CenturyLink The Marketing Operations Handbook DemandGen TV To hear this episode and many more like it, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on DemandGenRadio.com or search for DemandGen Radio in your favorite podcast player.

Sometimes we need to slow down to reassess what's working and what isn't and reset.  Five months has gone but there are seven ahead of us. This could still be the year you achieve more than you ever have.  Take the time and reassess these three Ws:  Your Why This will keep you grounded while you get busy with summer activities or when you face into the moments of doubt.  Your Who  Knowing who you serve and truly understanding your customers, clients or patients problems sets you up for success in a way more than you will ever know.  Your Way  What way are you marketing your business, your products or services?  It will really help you in a big way moving forward. It's so important to keep moving forward, to keep the momentum going.  What do I alway say? It takes way more energy to stop and start than to slow down and keep it going.  In this episode, I talk more about the Who than the other two Ws...your why and your way.  The power of your marketing comes from understanding your customer better than they know themselves. We talk about this a lot in this episode.   Enjoy. Links referenced in this podcast The Achievers Club  How to be Consistent in Marketing | Episode 5 of The Achievers Club  Connect with Denise Join the conversation over on the free Facebook group – https://www.facebook.com/groups/theachieversclubcommunity Denise on Instagram – www.instagram.com/denisefay_achievemarketing Denise on Facebook – www.facebook.com/denisefayonline Website – www.denisefay.com and https://www.achievemarketing.ie To find more about The Achievers Club Membership Community - https://www.achievemarketing.ie/the-achievers-club      

The Art of Marketing - Episode: 4 Reasons Why Content Marketing Is Crucial For Manufacturers Listen to more episodes of The Art of Marketing on:- Our Website: https://farinasmarketing.com/podcast/ Anchor: https://anchor.fm/farinasmarketing

Both marketing and strategy are fundamental to the health and success of a learning business, which is why we’re addressing them in the context of the learning business MBA. Of course, the learning business MBA doesn't exist yet. Rather, we're using it as shorthand for the key skills, knowledge, and behaviors needed by those working … The post The Strategy and Marketing Episode appeared first on Leading Learning.

7 Reasons Why SaaS Marketing is Different from Other Types of Marketing | Episode 1 Context. In this episode, I'll explain some of the key ways SaaS Marketing differs from more traditional marketing. Listen in to better market your SaaS offering and help customers understand your value proposition above that of your competition. Thanks for listening. Daniel Read It Now. Click to read the blog article: danieljmurray: '7 Reasons Why SaaS Marketing is Different from Other Types of Marketing' Email Me. Get in touch: danielmurray1001@gmail.com

“There is no one size fits all for marketing. Your marketing strategy should be unique to your brand. It should flow from the core of your business’ purpose and values to the specific group of people you want to serve.” Whew! This is a good one. When 37% of respondents to a recent IG poll said social media was their entire marketing strategy… I knew we needed to address this on the show! You’ll want to tune in if: You’re just kinda winging it with your marketing efforts You’re annoyed with social media (spoiler alert: I am too) You want to think about marketing more holistically and consider other options for growing your business What you’ll learn in this episode will help you think more strategically about how to reach your ideal client. Links mentioned in this episode: FREE Masterclass: The 4 Make or Break Keys to Business Building Success Episode 19: 7 P’s of Marketing Episode 37: Should I Share Biz Posts on my Personal Page? Enrollment is open! Prove It Plan: business plan development online course Also, make sure to subscribe to Bird Means Business so you don't miss an episode! For more episodes, visit: www.birdwilliams.com/podcast

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ដើម្បីកុំឲ្យមានការយល់ច្រឡំរវាង Online Marketing និង Content Marketing​ យើងត្រូវដឹងឲ្យច្បាស់ថា តើការធ្វើ Marketing ទាំង២ប្រភេទនេះ ចេញមកកពីប្រភពណា ហើយវាគ្របដណ្តប់ទៅលើផ្នែកអ្វីខ្លះនៅក្នុង Marketing។ ក្នុង​ Episode នេះ ខ្ញុំនឹងពន្យល់ពីចំណុចខុសគ្នារវាងការធ្វើ Marketing ទាំង២នេះ ដោយប្រើប្រាស់ឧទាហរណ៍ដែលខ្ញុំដឹង។​ គ្មានការយល់ច្រលំ ទើបងាយស្រួលរៀបចំយុទ្ធសាស្ត្រទីផ្សារ។

Does your website stand out for potential clients among all of the photography websites they're browsing?In episode 344 of the Bokeh Podcast, Amanda Shuman of Carry Love Designs shares the steps you need to take to review your website to make sure you're driving visitors to convert into clients. Listen in as she shares a few changes you can make on your website to create a better experience for potential clients!The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.Headshot by Madeline Harper PhotographyBrand Position: Building websites that have a purpose and tells a story to resonate with potential clients. (5:08)The Meaning Behind Carry Love (6:49)Advice for Photographers: When you’re just starting out, try everything out. (9:27)Technique for Time: Outsource the things that don’t require you to do it. (15:16)Content Recommendation: Social Media Marketing with Michael Steltzner (19:42)Neuroscience and Marketing Episode 385 (12/20)Nathan’s Podcast Recommendation: Perpetual Traffic (19:42)Website Issues that Photographers Are Making: They focus only on the photography and not enough copy. (23:36)The 10 (or 5) Second Test: Within 10 (or 5) seconds on your site, your visitor should know what you do, who you serve, and what are the next steps. (24:51)What You Do: Make sure you’re clearly communicating what you do and where you’re located (if you’re a location based business). (25:55)Who You Serve: Make sure you’re highlighting your ideal clients. (27:43)Next steps: (30:09)In the top right hand corner of your website, add a primary CTA.Use different phrases to take them to the same action throughout your homepage/site.Using Your About Page as a Sales Tool (34:29)Setting Your Website’s Main Goal (40:46)Hansel & Gretle Method (43:53)Links:carrylovedesigns.comcarrylovedesigns.com/website-academycarrylovedesigns.com/facebookThe Brand and a Plan Podcast - carrylovedesigns.com/podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dans cet épisode 0 je voudrais vous expliquer pourquoi j'ai créé ce podcast, et ce que vous pouvez en attendre. Alors c'est quoi le Podcast du Marketing ? L’article C’est quoi le Podcast du Marketing ? – Episode 0 est apparu en premier sur le Podcast du Marketing.

This week, we learned of how Taylor Swift was able to get record-breaking numbers of people to register to vote with a single Instagram post. This inspired me to do an episode of the things holding artists back from seeing the kinds of results they'd like, the return on investment we hope for, on social media. Resources: Episode 97 – Storytelling pt. 1: Creating an Emotional Arc Episode 98 – Storytelling pt. 2: Writing Great Lyrics (with advice from Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Lin-Manual Miranda, and Leonard Cohen) Episode 99 – Storytelling pt. 3: How to Write a Better Biography Episode 100 – Storytelling pt. 4: Making a Better Live Show with Story Episode 101 – Storytelling pt. 5: How to Use Storytelling Techniques in Social Media and Marketing Episode 102 – Interview with Joe X. Jiang on How Filmmakers Use Story (and What Musicians Can Learn From Them) Extra Gum commercial: [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLpDiIVX0Wo[/embed]

This week, we focused a lot of storytelling - that's because it is so important and can impact nearly every area of your music business career! To review the week, check out our episodes: Episode 97 - Storytelling pt. 1: Creating an Emotional Arc Episode 98 - Storytelling pt. 2: Writing Great Lyrics (with advice from Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Lin-Manual Miranda, and Leonard Cohen) Episode 99 - Storytelling pt. 3: How to Write a Better Biography Episode 100 - Storytelling pt. 4: Making a Better Live Show with Story Episode 101 - Storytelling pt. 5: How to Use Storytelling Techniques in Social Media and Marketing Episode 102 - Interview with Joe X. Jiang on How Filmmakers Use Story (and What Musicians Can Learn From Them)

Season 1-Marketing Episode 1 Welcome to my first official episode! If you are listening on launch day, I am really excited that you are here! This is the second course I took for my master’s degree. The first was statistics and I’m not ready to think about that yet! The title of the class is Marketing Strategy. Why do we even need a strategy? Here are some of the foundational items.   Creating a SMART goal. ·       Specific. Measurable. Attainable. Results-Oriented. Time Specific. ·       Doing this, you’ll know what you have to do next and when you’ve achieved success. ·       A goal has to have all parts to work.   Core Strategies in Business. ·       Is your goal to stay in business or to be the best in your industry? Are you trying not to go out of business, or are you trying to innovate and create new products? ·       Nothing is better than the other, but know who you are and what you want for your business. ·       Knowing that strategy helps you in your business. This helps you keep a focus on your business.   Mission Statement. ·       Your mission statement should revolve around your clients, not around what you want out of life and your business. ·       Your mission statement shouldn’t even be about the product. ·       Nail down your mission statement in the first year of your business, and run all new opportunities through that framework. ·       SHARE your mission statement. This helps to create a connection with your customer.   Remember, no one buys from you because they’re sympathetic towards you. ·       Even if you’re running a non-profit, you still have to solve a problem for someone. ·       When you’re selling the product, don’t focus on the product, focus on the problem. ·       Think about the customers that don’t need your product and find another way to serve them. ·       Sell the benefits, not the services. ·       Find out what the customer really wants. Maybe they want to remember the emotions of a day, remind them that pictures are a way to get there.   Challenge: ·       Look at your website, change the language to reflect the benefits, not the products. ·       Look at all of your communication with your customers and help them realize the benefits. ·       Create a SMART goal for your business. ·       SHARE your mission statement! Tag me on social media @dac_balance_llc ·       Create a word document of phrases that you use with your customers. Create consistency with your message this way.   Hit Subscribe! Leave a review!   Links Mentioned/Recommended for this episode ·       Pensacola Christian College-where I took this class. ·       Well-Loved Brand-Personal Branding and Business Branding. ·       Affiliate Marketing-Pat Flynn’s Website ·       My Blog-lydiagmiller.com. There are posts there on these topics! ·       My Mission Statement. DAC Balance's mission is for small business owners to understand their numbers and make informed decisions based on that information. ·       DAC Clients Links ·       Strategy Session    

Season 1- Marketing Episode 2 Welcome back! I am so glad that you are here today. Recap of the last episode. Remember, when you’re creating a goal for your business, keep the customer in mind. Now, flip the goal around. Instead or wanting to create 20% more revenue for your company. Find a way to create 20% more value for your customer this year. Think through the experience your customer has with your business. What can you do that won’t even cost more money, but provides more value to them. Show me the results from last week! Send me an email at lydia@dacbalance.com   Marketing Concept. Market Orientation. Product Orientation. Societal Orientation. Sales Orientation. Market orientation-fully focused on your customer. Product Orientation-fully focused on what you’re selling. Societal Orientation-focused on a mission. Sales Orientation-sales at any cost. Think about your business and how your business revolves around these concepts.   Marketing Mix. People. Products. Promotion. Place. Price. All of these will influence your company. If you haven’t started your business yet, think about these 5 areas and how you can create a great experience for your customer. You’re trying to market to a smaller group of people who are your target clients. Use the Marketing Mix to find them.   Assignment this week-Take the 5 P’s of marketing. Evaluate your own business and see who or what they are and what you can do to better serve them?   Hit Subscribe!   Links Mentioned Where I took this class-Pensacola Christian College My Website-Lydiagmiller.com

Season 1- Marketing Episode 3 Value ·       Value and what you can bring to your customers through your marketing. ·       Building in value in your customers mind for your business. ·       More than just the monetary value, you have to solve a problem. ·       Don’t have the lowest prices! That is not value. ·       Chick-fil-A builds in value through their customer service. You want to serve the most needs economically. ·       I have a bookkeeping business and I can’t serve every type of business. ·       Find a type of client that you can do efficient high-quality work for. ·       If you’re just starting out, don’t be discouraged if you only serve a small part of your market. If you’re doing it well, your customers will thank you! ·       You still have to make a profit on your business. ·       You may need to cut off some customers if you can’t serve them well. ·       Don’t feel like you need to be everything to everybody when you first start in your business. ·       Does your product last? How long is it supposed to be good for? ·       Do your research on the quality so that you can meet the most needs economically. ·       Does it satisfy a need that your customer has? What do your customers value? ·       Amazon Prime Example. ·       Do your customers want to pay lower prices and don’t mind paying shipping? ·       Do your customers value having free shipping and a quality product? ·       Is there more value in your brand to have higher prices but free shipping? What do we market to? ·       Marketing to a client’s wants vs needs. ·       You will be more profitable to market to a client’s wants instead of their needs.   Utility=usefulness. ·       Form utility-usefulness that something provides simply by being present. Is it clutter or is it meaningful? ·       Time utility-Can your customer get your items when you want it? ·       Place utility-Can your customers get to your products at all? Website? Store? Etsy? How quickly will a customer get their products? ·       Possession utility-Can your customer have your product put in their name? ·       Psychological utility-Does the donor feel like their donation is bringing usefulness? Is it being spent well?     Think about the value that you bring to your customers and think how we can add more while we are marketing to them and influencing them that our company will help them!   Subscribe! Book a strategy session for free with my beta group! Email me at lydia@dacbalance.com.   Links Mentioned Christy Wright’s Business Boutique Chick-fil-A My email- Lydia@dacbalance.com iPad Pensacola Christian College

This is a Q&A style marketing episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives where Eric Kasimov and John Priore discuss questions received from audience members. In this Episode, Eric Kasimov chats with John Priore, a social media producer at KazSource, about different topics that will help you as an entrepreneur build and protect your business. We hope the marketing perspectives we discuss help drive new opportunities for your business. In this marketing episode, we discuss LinkedIn, creating content, and podcasting. This freestyle episode is at the core of what we do--helping you build and protect your business. We hope the perspectives we discuss on creating content will help you in your business.  In our last marketing episode we said we would talk sports, but we didn’t. So we have fixed that for this episode. We discuss sports as it relates to branding and building a business. We also hit on our NFL playoff predictions which are already wrong!! Of course we were both on the wrong side of the Miracle in Minnesota as the New Orleans Saints went down in disastrous fashion. The post EP027: Q&A Marketing Episode with Eric Kasimov and John Priore appeared first on KazSource.

Blessing joins Alex for this week’s episode of Pixel Pulse Radio. The two discuss Wolfenstein II’s anti-Nazi marketing campaign, the Nintendo World Championship, and share their Justice League trailer reactions. Talk to us this week on Twitter! Alex; Blessing; OK Beast Pixel Pulse Radio is OK Beast’s weekly podcast dedicated to covering current events within the […] The post Justice League Trailer Reactions & Wolfenstein’s Marketing – Episode 86 appeared first on OK Beast.

Live from the National Speakers Association’s Influence 2016 conference, Adam and Jeannie discuss ways to use content in customer service and improve the overall experience. Beyond marketing: Content in customer service Sharing valuable content is now an essential part of a successful digital marketing strategy. Companies have had to pick up new skills and tools, or even create new departments to keep up. So now that we’ve got our content hats on, let’s talk about using those resources to improve the customer experience. Forward-thinking companies have used content as an alternative to sending customers through the usual processes to get the help or information they need. Adam and Jeannie share some great examples, and some ideas on how content can become a key asset in moving customers smoothly through their journey. Content isn’t just for marketing anymore. Many don’t realize the content they create is already a part of the customer experience, but it is! You’ve got great content, so why not take it a step further? You can create content that reduces customer effort and creates frictionless customer service experiences. Listen in! Related Content Related Content 360Connext® post, When Content is Just for Marketing, Everyone’s Missing Out! Episode 085: Proactive Customer Service and Worst-Case Preparation Episode 040: Robert Rose and The New Era of Marketing Episode 019: Writing for Machines, Andy Crestodina, and Personalized Robots Episode 045: The Customer Effort Score Sponsor message: Give your team the customer service training they deserve Want to bring game-changing customer service training to your team? CTS Service Solutions offers a half-day in-person workshop designed to motivate and educate your customer-facing team members. Using energy, excitement, and interaction, our workshop helps frontline teams embrace a customer-centric outlook, then — using the principles from our book Be Your Customer’s Hero — gives them the skills and confidence they need to handle any service interaction. Don’t leave your frontline team hanging… Give them the training they deserve. Learn more at customerheroworkshop.com.   Take care of yourself and take care of your customers.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we discuss claims of company longevity as a sales point and whether or not they still have a positive marketing impact on today’s consumers. Is company history still a viable sales point? We’ve all seen marketing copy that says things like “America’s favorite widget for 50 years!” or “Building whirligigs since 1942.” In generations past, these claims held a lot of water for consumers looking to do business with brands they can trust. But in today’s world, technology changes overnight and products and services we’ve never thought about are turning new brands into household names. And connected customers have too much power to assume you offer the experiences thy want simply because you’ve been around forever. They look for social proof of experiences that fit into their modern, digitized lives. Empowered consumers have turned innovative companies like Amazon and Netflix into giants in a relatively short time, leaving leading brands like Borders and Blockbuster with little more than their “impressive” histories to speak of. What about your company history? Maybe you’ve been around for 40 years, but Adam and Jeannie have their doubts about whether today’s generation would care. Does your company history make you sound like an expert, or a dinosaur? Perhaps the newness of your startup can actually give you an advantage with millennials… It’s all about your customers and what matters most to them. Related Content 360Connext® post, Why Claims of History Fail to Impress Today’s Customers Customers That Stick® post, 5 Millennial Traits to Improve Customer Service Episode 130: Chloë Thomas, Customer Manipulation Episode 040: Robert Rose and The New Era of Marketing Episode 012: Millennial Consumers, Anna Bell, and NFL Customer Experience Sponsor message: Give your team the customer service training they deserve Want to bring game-changing customer service training to your team? CTS Service Solutions offers a half-day in-person workshop designed to motivate and educate your customer-facing team members. Using energy, excitement, and interaction, our workshop helps frontline teams embrace a customer-centric outlook, then — using the principles from our book Be Your Customer’s Hero — gives them the skills and confidence they need to handle any service interaction. Don’t leave your frontline team hanging… Give them the training they deserve. Learn more at customerheroworkshop.com.   Take care of yourself and take care of your customers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This TEM Short features some thoughts about my conversation with my Pedal Note Media colleague Lance LaDuke from Episode 34. Show notes for all episodes of TEM including links to all books and websites referenced can be found at: http://www.andrewhitz.com/shownotes Links: A Conversation with Lance LaDuke on Marketing: Episode 34 Want to help "keep the lights on" and make future episodes of TEM possible? Please visit our Patreon page to see how you can help:  https://www.patreon.com/tempodcast Produced by Austin Boyer of FredBrass  

So, I drank some energy drinks and then recorded episode 5. The good news is I got through it much quicker. That bad news is that I might be talking REALLY fast. You tell me.  In this episode we hit on the future of paper and books and how context of the data plays a role. We also hit on selfies, lifehacking, and a little more on ad blocking.Links:Engadget on ebook and book salesConnectedly on what your smartphone is replacingMashable on selfie deathsEverything is Marketing Episode 111

On February 9, 2012, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Ally/GMAC, and JPMorgan Chase reached a $25 billion Mortgage Settlement with state attorneys and the federal government. Shemwell on Shemwell The Business of Marketing Episode 3. Email Don at BPODCAST@etsu.edu.