Podcast appearances and mentions of matt paulson

Watch us on YouTube!Part 2 of our on-the-road office hours.Paul and Ed hit the road recently with the founder of one their portfolio companies. Julian Kheel, founder of Points Path, traveled to Sioux Falls, South Dakota to spend time with Matt Paulson, CEO of MarketBeat. They're conducting office hours, coaching Julian on how to grow Points Path. We thought you might like an inside look into how investors and mentors coach founders. Hope you enjoy the show!We'd love it if you'd leave us a rating.  It takes less than a minute and really helps us out.  Just click here!If you've got a comment or question for the show, you can e-mail us at show@resultsjunkies.com.  You can find Paul and Ed  online @paulsingh and @pizzainmotion.

Watch us on YouTube!Part 2 of our on-the-road office hours.Paul and Ed hit the road recently with the founder of one their portfolio companies. Julian Kheel, founder of Points Path, traveled to Sioux Falls, South Dakota to spend time with Matt Paulson, CEO of MarketBeat. They're conducting office hours, coaching Julian on how to grow Points Path. We thought you might like an inside look into how investors and mentors coach founders. Hope you enjoy the show!We'd love it if you'd leave us a rating.  It takes less than a minute and really helps us out.  Just click here!If you've got a comment or question for the show, you can e-mail us at show@resultsjunkies.com.  You can find Paul and Ed  online @paulsingh and @pizzainmotion.

Watch us on YouTube!Paul and Ed hit the road recently with the founder of one their portfolio companies. Julian Kheel, founder of Points Path, traveled to Sioux Falls, South Dakota to spend time with Matt Paulson, CEO of MarketBeat. They're conducting office hours, coaching Julian on how to grow Points Path. We thought you might like an inside look into how investors and mentors coach founders. Hope you enjoy the show!We'd love it if you'd leave us a rating.  It takes less than a minute and really helps us out.  Just click here!If you've got a comment or question for the show, you can e-mail us at show@resultsjunkies.com.  You can find Paul and Ed  online @paulsingh and @pizzainmotion.

Matt Paulson is the founder and CEO at MarketBeat. He is the author of Email Marketing Demystified. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. The goal for your ESPs is to show that people actually want your email and they will put your emails in the inbox, not in the spam folder. 2. In terms of who can get your message to the inbox, it's more about you and what type of email you're sending and who's sending it for you. Your reputation will be your reputation. You can do that in any ESP. 3. Most people don't send enough email. If you have a list, you should be emailing once a week at a minimum. For a highly-engaged list, you can send as much as once every day. Build a Massive Mailing List, Write Copy that Converts and Generate More Sales. Get the book for 0.99 dollar in Amazon - Email Marketing Demystified Sponsors HubSpot With HubSpot's customer platform you can spend less time switching between systems, and more time on growing your business. Visit HubSpot.com to learn how HubSpot's customer platform can help you grow your business BuckedUp Do you feel tired often, have low energy, or struggle with focus throughout the day. Then check out BuckedUp's Rut Testosterone Booster! They're currently doing a Buy One Get One Free offer that is not available on the website. Claim it today by texting FireNation to 312345, or go to GetRut.com/fire Shopify From their all-in-one ecommerce platform, to their in-person POS system, Shopify helps you sell from everywhere! Sign up for a 1 dollar -per-month trial period at Shopify.com/onfire

Matt Paulson is the founder and CEO at MarketBeat. He is the author of Email Marketing Demystified. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. The goal for your ESPs is to show that people actually want your email and they will put your emails in the inbox, not in the spam folder. 2. In terms of who can get your message to the inbox, it's more about you and what type of email you're sending and who's sending it for you. Your reputation will be your reputation. You can do that in any ESP. 3. Most people don't send enough email. If you have a list, you should be emailing once a week at a minimum. For a highly-engaged list, you can send as much as once every day. Build a Massive Mailing List, Write Copy that Converts and Generate More Sales. Get the book for 0.99 dollar in Amazon - Email Marketing Demystified Sponsors HubSpot With HubSpot's customer platform you can spend less time switching between systems, and more time on growing your business. Visit HubSpot.com to learn how HubSpot's customer platform can help you grow your business BuckedUp Do you feel tired often, have low energy, or struggle with focus throughout the day. Then check out BuckedUp's Rut Testosterone Booster! They're currently doing a Buy One Get One Free offer that is not available on the website. Claim it today by texting FireNation to 312345, or go to GetRut.com/fire Shopify From their all-in-one ecommerce platform, to their in-person POS system, Shopify helps you sell from everywhere! Sign up for a 1 dollar -per-month trial period at Shopify.com/onfire

Adam is back for this month's South Dakota series episode with Matt Paulson, the founder and CEO of MarketBeat!MarketBeat is an Inc. 5000 financial media company based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. With more than 4.5 million subscribers, MarketBeat is the largest digital media company in the Dakotas.Matt cares deeply about the Sioux Falls community (where he lives with his wife, Karine, and their two children) and has a huge heart for giving. Over the years, he has made significant investments to grow the region's startup ecosystem, enhance community amenities and in ministries. Because of his success, Matt gets asked to give. A lot! So he understands how giving can be an area where joy isn't a part of it.Listen in as Matt shares his personal and professional journey with giving and ends with tips for those of us who find it difficult to give with a cheerful heart.Whether you're a millionaire like Matt or you make minimum wage, I hope this conversation challenges you in the very important area of faith and finances.Thanks to our amazing partners on this episode: First Interstate Bank & The Tyler Goff Group First Interstate Bank has a mission to help people and their money work better together. They do this by ensuring clients can manage their money conveniently wherever they are while also providing the friendly service. They have over 300 locations throughout 14 states! For more information and to find a location near you, visit firstinterstatebank.comAre you on the hunt for a new house? Genuinely look no further. The Tyler Goff Group has a proven process that has transformed the lives of many clients. With the Tyler Goff Group by your side, you're not just buying a house – you're investing in a future home you'll love. To learn more and to contact Tyler or his team, visit tylergoffgroup.comSubscribe to The Conversation on YouTube: youtube.com/@adamaweber Sign up for The Crew: adamweber.com/thecrew

Prepare to navigate the NFL's offseason chessboard with us, your guides Lacey and the astute Matt Paulson. We're dissecting the ripple effects of key player movements—think Barkley's leap to Philly and McCaffrey's 49ers saga—as we steer through the complexities of trades and transitions. It's a thrill ride across the NFC East and beyond, with each strategic play possibly rewriting the fate of our beloved teams. Dive into our playbook for a thorough analysis of how these shifts could shape the battles on the gridiron come fall.The art of the deal takes center stage as we swap thoughts on heavyweight names like Derek Henry and the intrigue around Lamar Jackson's fluctuating performances. Matt offers a wealth of insights, and together we tackle the Cowboys' cap gymnastics and the ripple effect of stars like Joe Mixon and Stefan Diggs donning new jerseys. It's a candid conversation, where egos, economics, and elite talent collide, forecasting the potential highs and lows of the upcoming NFL season.In the strategic trenches of offseason planning, Matt and I scrutinize the 49ers' frontline needs and the Cowboys' hunt for a gridiron gladiator. Could Prescott's future in Dallas be up in the air? We're weighing his worth and potential draft dazzlers, mapping out the maneuvers that could redefine team rosters. The NFL Draft looms large, promising to be a game-changer for franchises vying for dominance. So, sync in your earbuds and get ready for an episode that tackles the intricate dance of NFL team-building, where every draft pick and trade could be the next move toward championship glory.Support the show

Matt Paulson is the founder and CEO of MarketBeat. Matt's media company and newsletter has over 4.3M subscribers and is on pace to do $40M in revenue this year. Follow Matt Paulson on Twitter: @MattPaulsonSDWant more content like this?Join Newsletter Operator for more strategies on how to grow and monetize your newsletter here: NewsletterOperator.comWork with Ryan's agency Tailwind Work with Matt's agency GrowLetterFollow Matt McGarry @JMatthewMcGarry and Ryan Carr @ryan_boat on Twitter.Episode Topics & Timestamps00:00 About MarketBeat and Matt's media company05:14 Ad spend across Google, Bing, Facebook, and other channels 09:09 Working with agencies  11:46 Managing advertising through agencies, offers, and automation.13:42 Hot stock trends drive high newsletter engagement.17:28 Two big companies and smaller affiliates20:56 The Financial publishing industry and the CPA model.25:06 Investor relations, financial newsletters, CPA deals.29:16 Dynamic offer rotation maximizes email campaign performance.32:42 Multi-channel marketing maximizes message delivery effectiveness.36:17 Email success depends on optimizing for sales.36:59 Rising newsletter ads face potential sustainability issues.40:44 Consider audience demographics, interests, then find affiliate program.45:53 Marketbeat's plans47:23 Pioneering data-driven financial content creation 50:21 Where to find Matt onlineLinks MentionedMarketBeat.comTwitter.com/MattPaulsonSD

In episode #2689, we delve into various topics, including Uber's undisclosed business practices, the surge of deep fake scams, the pivotal role of blockchain technology in safeguarding identities, and the insider secrets of email marketing for 2024 and beyond.   Don't forget to help us grow by subscribing and liking on YouTube!   Check out more of Eric's content (Leveling UP YT) and Neil's videos (Neil Patel YT)    TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: (00:00) Today's topic: Uber's $650m secret business, Deepfake CFO, and Email marketing hacks for 2024  (01:01) Eric and Neil launch the Agency Owners Association (01:56) The rise of deep fake scams and the need for blockchain technology (06:34) Neil shares a personal experience with a deep fake scam (08:13) Blockchain's resurgence and potential (08:31) Neil and Eric discuss the resurgence of blockchain and investment opportunities. (09:10) Matt Paulson shares email marketing secrets for 2024 and beyond. (10:06) Tips for improving email open rates and list hygiene. (11:24) Techniques to monitor and improve email deliverability. (13:26) Neil shares his simple email marketing playbook. (14:21) That's it for today! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more!   Leave Some Feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review.   Connect with Us:    Single Grain

Paul and Ed trek to South Dakota.  After spending time at Startup Sioux Falls, they sat down with MarketBeat CEO Matt Paulson.We'd love it if you'd leave us a rating.  It takes less than a minute and really helps us out.  Just click here!If you've got a comment or question for the show, you can e-mail us at show@resultsjunkies.com.  You can find Paul and Ed  online @paulsingh and @pizzainmotion.

Hold onto your helmets, NFL fans, it's about to get heated in here as we put the Dallas Cowboys under our microscope following their disappointing loss against the Eagles in Week 9. Can you believe the officiating during that game? And don't even get us started on the questionable decisions that cost the Cowboys dearly. Our guest, Matt Paulson, jumps on board to dissect Dak's performance, the pivotal role of the Offensive Line, and why the Eagles' offense might have had the upper hand in this showdown.But this episode isn't just about the Cowboys - we're throwing our net far and wide over the NFL. We're challenging the recent signings, including Martavius Bryant, and the puzzling player utilization that left us scratching our heads. We're not ignoring the other teams either, especially the San Francisco 49ers and their quarterback situation which, let's face it, is a ticking time bomb. Rounding off our analysis, we cast our gaze over the broader NFL landscape, praising the Chiefs, Dolphins, Bengals, and Bills for their impressive performances. We're also sharing our insights into the San Francisco 49ers' trades, their depth, and the significance of their upcoming games. Finally, we put Week Nine's NFL games under review, discussing teams that surprised us and those that simply didn't make the cut. This episode is jam-packed with no-holds-barred debate, so get ready to tackle this wild world of NFL with us.Support the show

Matt Paulson is first and foremost a follower of Christ, a husband, and a father. In addition, he is an entrepreneur, business owner and philanthropist who is driven to not only be successful himself, but help others be successful as well.In this episode of The RESGEN Giving Life Podcast, Tom and Matt talk about what makes or breaks a start-up, how he personally has handled entrepreneurial failures and disappointments, and how his faith has guided his journey – in business, as a leader in the community and as a husband and dad. They also talk about having a spirit of generosity, and unpack some of the guidelines Matt has put in place to help him decide not just what he gives to, but how he stewards his time, talent and treasure overall.The Giving Life Podcast: Conversations about being a man whose life in Christ gives life to others.Watch the video version on youtube - youtu.be/wolPvEz1OX0More info about Restoration Generation - www.resgen.org

Utah State Coordinator for the National Parks Service Brandon Flint discusses the effects of National Park tourism on Utah's economy. (1:26)Then, Matt Paulson from the National Speleological Society's Timpanogos Grotto chapter talks about Utah's incredible caves. (23:56)

Sioux Falls-based entrepreneur and philanthropist Matt Paulson joins Isn't it Lovely? this week to explore the intersection of business, faith, and community! Tracy and Rachel take copious notes as Matt shares his thoughts on everything from pendulum shifts in the workforce and the onset of a content recession to post-secondary educational trends and the rise of AI. Matt reveals the ways his unexpected foray into a theological seminary degree influenced his leadership style and expounds upon the impact his faith has had on his personal integrity, as well as the ways he conducts business and invests in the community. Tracy gets the scoop on the empowering organization Startup Sioux Falls and divulges that she was once an audience member at the Jay Leno show and had a hilarious interaction with him (which Rachel tried in vain to find for the show notes, much to her chagrin); Rachel and Matt discuss the lasting joy of investing in projects that do good for people, versus the fleeting happiness of materialistic pursuits. The episode wraps up with the first unofficial meeting of the Brady Olson (beloved Brandon Valley High School teacher) Fan Club. Episode Mentions: Matt Paulson's Website: https://www.mattpaulson.com/ Matt Paulson's Instagram: @mattpaulsonofficial Matt Paulson's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/matthewpaulson/ Marketbeat's Website: https://www.marketbeat.com/ Startup Sioux Falls https://www.startupsiouxfalls.com/ Kairos University https://kairos.edu/legacy-partners/sioux-falls-seminary/ Faith Baptist Fellowship https://www.faithsf.com/ Dakota State University and MarketBeat Partner to Reimagine the Kirby Science Discovery Center's Space & Technology Floor https://www.washingtonpavilion.org/node/3568 What Are You Loving: Matt: Traffic: Genius, Rivalry, and Delusion in the Billion-Dollar Race to Go Viral by Ben Smith https://amzn.to/43t0VOd Succession TV Series https://amzn.to/3C0JBE7 Rachel: Scout Tote Bags https://amzn.to/43t0VOd Tracy: Rebekah Scott Designs; https://shoprsd.com/ Brandon Valley High School; https://brandonvalley.k12.sd.us/bvhs/ Brady Olson (Brandon Valley HS teacher)

How do you find purpose and ignite your curiosity after your financial needs are met? On today's show, I welcome Matt Paulson, founder of MarketBeat, small business investor, and passionate philanthropist in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. You might be wondering, "How can he be active in so many areas?" I am thrilled to share this interview with you because Matt has an inspiring message about fulfilling your purpose beyond your core business. He firmly believes in doing things for the right reasons and making a positive impact on the community around you. In this engaging conversation, Matt discusses how he continues to immerse himself in the game of business out of pure interest, even though MarketBeat has already satisfied his financial needs. He shares his journey into real estate, his outlook on the future of the market, and why he is so committed to supporting the small business startup industry. Matt also reveals his ambitious plans for the future of Sioux Falls, including an exciting aquarium project. Many business owners struggle to separate themselves from their core business because it's their pride and joy. But what if that core business is all you know? What if there's a whole world of opportunities outside of your business where you can leverage your skillset and elevate your purpose to new heights? Tune in to Episode #348 and discover how Matt Paulson has found the perfect balance between having fun, creating wealth, and making an impact while enjoying the journey. Don't miss out on this captivating conversation that could change the way you view your own purpose and potential! // WATCH THE INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE: Intentional Growth™ Podcast What You Will Learn Matt's secret to building an online community without algorithm dependence. The art of separating oneself from the business: Matt's perspective. Matt's rationale for pursuing passion projects beyond MarketBeat. The hidden rewards of venturing outside your core business. The driving force behind Matt's "it's worth it" mentality. Staying grounded as an entrepreneur: Matt's non-business activities for balance. Forecasting the future: Matt's investment predictions based on economic trends. // USE YOUR FINANCIALS TO CLARIFY A PATH TOWARDS A MORE VALUABLE BUSINESS: Intentional Growth Financial Assessment Bio: Matt Paulson is the founder of MarketBeat, an active angel investor, and a champion for startup businesses. As CEO of MarketBeat, Matt makes sure the train runs on time. He leads the team, monitors major initiatives, and is responsible for the company’s overall growth and progress. He takes pride in having built a unique company culture that allows th

 Stock Market Trends are the keys to the kingdom for a trader, and Matt Paulson from Marketbeat delivers those keys to the average investor.   Matt shares his journey of starting as a personal finance blogger and evolving into a giant investing website. This taught him how to find stock market trends.Matt grew Marketbeat.com into a major tool for traders that helps them discover how to find stock market trends.  Matt emphasizes the importance of analyzing data and providing commentary around it. This is one of the key ways stock market trends are discovered. We get massive insights into the journey of a finance-blogger-turned-successful-entrepreneur which shows the importance of  hard work.People & Resources Mentioned:American Banking and Market NewsGoogle NewsThe Upright Project, a company that provides ESG data on companiesGoogle AdSense Topics discussed:Matt Paulson's background and how he started MarketBeat.comHow MarketBeat.com provides tools and data to investorsThe early days of MarketBeat.com and its revenue growthCasey Stubbs' experience with starting a finance website during the 2008 recessionHow to find Stock Market Trends early and oftenSponsor:This is Casey Stubbs, 2022 was a disaster for most traders. I am releasing a new service called swing trading reports.Each Sunday  before the market opens I will bring you up to speed on the latest market trends, including gold, bitcoin, S&P 500, and multiple currency pairs.The normal price for this is $75 a year, but were bringing the price down to $50 a year if you use the code HowToTradeIt25 when signing up.Visit https://swingtradingreport.com  to join the community of successful traders today!Bio:  Matt Paulson is an entrepreneur, author, and the founder of Market Beat, a financial media company that provides stock research, news, and analysis. In addition to his work in the financial media industry, Matt is also involved in his local community, serving on various boards and volunteering his time to mentor and support other entrepreneurs. He is a graduate of Dakota State University and currently resides in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.Connect with Matt Paulson:Website: https://www.facebook.com/matthewpaulson/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattPaulsonSDFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/matthewpaulson/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewpaulson/Instagram:  https://instagram.com/MattPaulsonOfficial/    Subscribe to How To Trade It Support the showConnect with Casey: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caseystubbs Twitter: https://twitter.com/caseystubbs316 TradingStrategyGuides.com: https://www.tradingstrategyguides.com/ Email: info@tradingstrategyguides.com

On a recent show Dan and Ian touched on ‘the lifestyle ladder', and what different levels of personal wealth can mean in your life. Following that they received an interesting email from today's guest Matt Paulson who today shares why he's found that achieving substantial personal wealth raises fundamental questions about how you want to spend that money, especially in relation to assessing investment opportunities, raising a family and contributing to a community you value: “My strategy is to create as normal of a childhood as possible for my children. So our house cost half a million dollars … I walk my kids to elementary school every morning. We fly private sometimes, we stay in fancier hotel rooms but the day to day is pretty normal .. I think if I can not set unrealistic expectations about what life is like when they're young, they'll carry over to when they're adults”. Dan and Ian also discuss the incredible opportunities opened up by the recently launched Open AI tool ChatGPT, and some exciting news about their latest product DC Scale, created out of their own frustrations establishing operational management systems within their own businesses.

Email is a powerful medium. At minimum, it serves a company's need for transacting with vendors & customers, etc. But some companies go much further, putting it at the centre of their business. The author of today's book, has done this in three distinct businesses. How did he get there? Just listen to his story.  In his  primary school years, Matt Paulson played games like SimCity on his family's PC. Keen to share what he learned with other fans, he made a website and watched as visitors started coming by the hundreds. Learning that you could make money by putting banner ads on your site, he signed his little website up and small cheques started rolling in. But for the time being, it just served him as a way to make pocket money. Like many University students, he found himself in the middle of his studies, needing money to cover tuition costs. The college newspaper had part-time job openings for writers. Between that and taking freelance gigs on ProBlogger, mainly about personal finance, he managed to get by. Matt then fused his writing skills with selling banner ads like he'd done before. He launched a finance blog that generated about the same income as you'd make on a computer science graduate's salary. He made  many websites along this theme, and because they were highly dependent on Google's algorithm for traffic, they rode some high highs and low lows. In the aftermath of one rankings smackdown, he resolved to never give a tech platform the power to damage his business like this. The solution was to manage their own content distribution. That meant showing their brand on a variety of finance portals, but also networking directly with their audience, getting them used to seeing the site's brand in places like their email inbox. So they launched an email newsletter. That newsletter, called MarketBeat, now has three million email subscribers. Financial product companies pay top dollar to advertise in the newsletter, to get a piece of the one million monthly outbound clicks it receives. Along with premium subscription products, this business now employees thirteen people and grosses more than $25 million in top-line annual revenue. You now know the story of a young guy who founded an email empire. And while he's proud of it, he's equally passionate about living in Sioux Falls, South Dakota with his wife and 3 young kids.  Products/Concepts Mentioned in Show Matt's book "Email Marketing Demystified," (3rd edition release date: fall 2022) CCPA Email coregistration Matt's personal website Matt's LinkedIn Profile and Twitter Profile For more details, please visit https://funnelreboot.com/episode-107-email-marketing-demystified-with-matt-paulson/

Matt Paulson is the founder and CEO of MarketBeat, an Inc. 5000 financial media company that empowers equity investors to make better trading decisions with real-time financial data, in-depth analysis, and best-in-class stock research tools, as well as a local community enthusiast and philanthropist. Matt shares how focusing on something you can do just 5% better tomorrow for your business can move mountains. This approach enabled his small, but mighty, team of 13 to build a 10+ million dollar company, that is now forecasted to produce in $30+ million in revenue this year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to Mission First People Always! Today's guests are two guys who are doing it RIGHT!  They are entrepreneurs who are taking an old, stale, stuffy industry and turning it onto its head by creating a people-centered culture for their clients and for their employees.  How old, stale, and stuffy is their industry you ask?  Well, the origins of the title insurance industry date back to 1876 which makes it 146-years old to be exact. And as a point of reference, Ulysses S. Grant was president of the United States and buggy whips were still a thriving business.  Their industry arose because there was an 1868  Pennsylvania Supreme Court Case that brought to light the fact that people could, in good faith and with reasonable due diligence, sell or buy a property and later find out that there was a lien on the property or some other problem that could lead to financial loss for one or more of the parties involved. With limited resources and no insurance backing, the risk of losing a property due to unresolved issues was significant.  Necessity being the “mother of invention,” led a group of sellers in Philadelphia to write the first title insurance policy in 1876 to protect the purchasers of real estate and mortgages against defective titles, liens, and encumbrances.   Of course, things have changed over the last 100-plus years but think about it. If you've purchased a home, were you ever excited about your title insurance or who was holding your money in escrow. Did you even care? Could you identify any of the companies by name?  Most likely, you just wanted the transaction to close as quickly as possible and with as little hassle as possible, so you could get on with moving into your new home. You gave little thought to who was handling the title and escrow process. But today's guests saw an opportunity within this unexciting industry–an opportunity to do it differently, to do it better, and to make it a different kind of experience for every stakeholder involved in the process.  My guests today are Latane Meade and Matt Paulson, both principals in Allied Title and Escrow, headquartered in the Washington, DC area. They've already been featured by a wide array of media outlets like ABC, Fox, CNN, Buzzfeed, and The Washington Post and they are becoming rock stars in their industry. Hit play to learn exactly how Matt and Latane are breathing new life into their industry. You may even get some ideas of your own, I know I did!  If you'd like to learn more or want to get in touch with us, check out the links below!  In this episode you will learn: That Latane and Matt see themselves as being in the people business, not the Title and Escrow business, and how this mindset focuses them more on relationships than on transactions.  How these two entrepreneurs created a culture with people and relationships as their focus. How a willingness to admit that you're not perfect opens doors to stronger relationships and more committed employees. What is a "givers gain" philosophy The value of turning a transaction into a relationship. And Much More!   Connect with Matt and Latane: Website: www.closeatallied.com Why We are Different: https://www.alliedtitleandescrow.com/whyallied Allied Title LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/allied-title-escrow/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alliedtitle Instagram: allied_title Latane's LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/latane/ Matt's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-paulson-025a9b12/   Connect with Dr. Mike:  Website: https://www.drmikepatterson.com/ Book: https://www.missionfirstpeoplealwaysbook.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmichaellpatterson/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealdrmikepatterson/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/drmikepatterson Buy The Book!: Mission First People Always Minute By Minute: 0:23 Welcome back leaders! You're in the right place 1:50 A quick history of the title and escrow business 11:22 The summer and story that started it all  16:32 Turning a transaction into a rate relationship 20:35 Letting your team know it's okay to make a mistake  24:40 Giving your employees the power to make decisions 28:59 Does your origination walk the talk? 35:28 How Matt and Latane plan to expand 40:00 A recourse all leaders need to better their communication 43:27 Why team culture really does matter

Join us in hearing about fellow founder and CEO of MarketBeat, Matt Paulson. Matt, and his partner Tim Weelborg are leading the way in making capital available to the midwest. Learn about their new fund, Home Grown Capital, out of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Their experiences as angel investors and venture capitalists have helped them grow a sophisticated business helping founders gain access to much-needed dollars and to help move their businesses forward.SHOWNOTES:Checkable Health https://checkablehealth.com/Home Grown Capital: https://homegrown.capital/

As leaders we all know that collaboration is important – but how does having an internal culture of collaboration actually help us build collaboration with our customers and our community. Matt Paulson and Ngoc Thach join us to talk about the bigger picture of collaboration and how it leads to business results. Learn more and … Continue reading Driving a Culture of Collaboration →

What does it take to be a successful serial entrepreneur? Matt Paulson is a serial entrepreneur. He is a master of traffic generation. Matt has multiple profitable websites focusing on investments, press release distribution and even animal photo contests. Listen to the following interview to find out how he builds multiple businesses simultaneously. [...] The post How to Drive Traffic to Your Site From News Sites and Get 92,000 Subscribers appeared first on Small Business Advice Help For Startups and Entrepreneurs.

Have you ever wondered what its like to build a performance apparel brand?   It’s a very competitive market to be in.   But Matt Paulson, co-founder of HYLETE, has done some incredible things since 2012 to build the reputation and brand to stay competitive in the market.   Matt started as an intern and eventually became co-founder of this well-known performance apparel brand, HYLETE.   We discussed a lot of various topics within building a performance apparel brand, Matt’s day to day with the company, and his new-exciting venture he will be starting this year.   IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: How to a build a performance apparel brand in a competitive market Some of the key aspects you need as an entrepreneur to build a performance apparel brand How Matt started as an intern in 2012 and eventually became co-founder of HYLETE Matts new and exciting venture that hes starting outside of HYLETE   If you’re interested in learning how to build a performance apparel brand…Tune in

There are many ways to build a business, and Matt Paulson has always done it his own way. Marketbeat began as an email newsletter while Matt was in college and today is a $10 million financial news media company with only nine employees. Matt learned in college what kind of job he wanted—and which kind he didn’t—so he started a small business in his dorm room. Now, he has his sights set on becoming the next Yahoo! Finance. Matt is involved in the Sioux Falls community with startups, politics, and non-profits, and in this episode, we dive into what drives him and what’s next in his leadership journey.---Connect with John T. MeyerFollow Leadmore on InstagramSubscribe to the Leadmore newsletterJoin the Leadmore Community

What is the right thing for you to be spending your time on? This is a big question for a lot of people and it's hard to get advice on this because where you can both give and receive value changes over time. It changes with experience and changes as your business grows. This week my guest is Matt Paulson. Mat is the author of five books on digital marketing and online business. He now runs a business offering financial market intelligence turning over 10 million dollars a year. Where others might build a coaching business around there books and online success, Matt had to make other decisions. About Matt Paulson Matt Paulson is the founder and CEO of MarketBeat, an Inc. 5000 financial media company that publishes stock market news, data, and research tools. MarketBeat was recognized as the fastest-growing privately held company in South Dakota by Inc. Magazine in 2016 and has since been recognized by Barron's, Entrepreneur Magazine and several other publications for its continued growth and success. Receiving more than 15 million monthly page views, MarketBeat is arguably South Dakota's widest-reaching vertical media company. As an active private equity investor, Matt has invested in more than 60 small businesses and high-growth startups, including Buffer, Dollar Shave Club, Lime, Lyft, Ripple, and Wikia. He has significant real estate holdings that includes interests in more than a dozen hotels and apartment complexes. He also serves as the chairman of Falls Angel Fund, which makes early-stage capital investments in high-growth companies in South Dakota and surrounding states. In 2019, Matt founded Startup Sioux Falls, a community organization that aims to connect founders with each other and with the startup ecosystem. He provides leadership to several other startup organizations and events, including 1 Million Cups, Hey Sioux Falls, Innovation Expo, and the Zeal Center for Entrepreneurship. He has also published eight business and personal finance books, including 40 Rules for Internet Business Success, Email Marketing Demystified, The Ten Year Turnaround, Automatic Income and Online Business from Scratch. --- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkhcc6rfcnaKF3vZGRDkCGQ?sub_confirmation=1 (Subscribe to my Youtube!! ) Visit the show website at http://www.amplifyme.fm/ (www.amplifyme.fm) Follow on Instagram and Twitter http://instagram.com/bobgentle (@bobgentle) Join the Amplify Insiders Facebook Community : http://www.amplifyme.me/insiders (www.amplifyme.me/insiders) Please take a second to rate this show in iTunes. ❤ It will mean a lot to me.

Matt Paulson has grown MarketBeat.com to $10 million in revenue through SEO, email marketing, and much more. Listen in to hear how he uses email sponsorships to monetize his audience and SEO strategies used to grow his traffic (now at over 15 million visitors a month).

Matt Paulson, entrepreneur and author, is our guest on this week’s episode. Erick and Josh ask about MarketBeat and his book Email Marketing Demystified. Some of the topics covered this episode include platform risk and tips for email list marketing.Learn about MarketBeat here: https://www.marketbeat.com/Get the book Email Marketing Demystified here: myemailmarketingbook.comLearn more about Matt here: https://www.mattpaulson.com/

Matt Paulson is a successful entrepreneur, father, husband, athlete and man of faith. In today's episode we dive into his entrepreneurial journey as co-founder of the performance athletic apparel brand, Hylete, the value of connection, managing your time wisely, his biggest challenge in life and so much more. I'm elated for you to hear and grow from this life changing episode! Enjoy! —————————————————— Connect with Matt! https://www.instagram.com/mattpaulson/ Follow & Shop Hylete! https://www.instagram.com/trainhylete/ https://www.hylete.com/ —————————————————— Let's connect! https://www.instagram.com/ryanchuff Questions? Feedback? Topic Suggestions? Send me an email here ---> thequalifiedpodcast@gmail.com —————————————————— Qualified Apparel® In response to COVID-19, we launched a difference making campaign, The Need Just Got Bigger, to help feed more families in America during these challenging times! To make a greater impact, every 1 item purchased will now provide 40 MEALS for families in America, instead of the regular 20! 1 item purchased = 40 meals provided for families in America

Matt Paulson is the founder of SiouxFalls.eco, he runs the Facebook group we all know and love, Startup Sioux Falls, he’s the creator and chair of the local Falls Angel Fund, and so much more in our community. But his main business, the breadwinner, is a little personal finance blog called MarketBeat. That’s not exactly…

Show Notes Matt Paulson is an entrepreneur. His journey of entrepreneurship started at an early age. In fourth grade he made a website that gave him a passive income of $25 – $100 per month. Like most of us, he went to college, graduated with a degree, went on to his masters, and finally landed […]

If you search Google for information about business partnerships, it won't take you long to find all kinds of horror stories about why you should never get into a partnership. But Ryan's guest on this episode, Matthew Paulson is a partner in a number of ventures and believes that most of those nightmares happen because people don't go into partnerships wisely or with the appropriate legal paperwork and agreements in place. This solo episode features Matthew's take on partnerships, how you should evaluate the potential fit of a partnership opportunity, and what should go into a great partnership agreement. You should think of a business partnership like a marriage. You would likely never marry a person you had only heard about or had a general impression of, but didn't know well. Matthew Paulson believes the same kind of logic should be applied to business partnerships. Think about it: in a partnership, you're entering into a relationship where you will have to trust an individual with major decisions that directly impact your future: things like money, business agreements, resources, strategic decisions and long-term plans. It simply doesn't make sense to get into that kind of relationship with someone you don't already know well, enjoy being around, and trust implicitly. Listen to this episode to discover how Matt suggests you can approach partnership opportunities carefully and wisely. What does a partnership provide that paid employees would not? Many times, business partnerships are created because the people involved are the ones who have the ideas or resources that could potentially make the idea fly. But Matt Paulson doesn't believe that's a good enough reason to form an official partnership. In his mind, you need to consider what the partnership brings to the situation that hiring full-time employees couldn't. If you can get clarity on that issue you may come to see that the equity and decision-making power a person is given in a partnership is not equal to the work they'd be doing - and you might rethink the possibilities of a partnership as a result. Matt has great insight into this issue, so be sure you listen to this episode of Freedom Fast Lane. Why every partnership should be a “Hell, Yes!” opportunity. There are many of us who jump into opportunities simply because they seem like a good idea, or the potential upside looks promising. But when it comes to business partnerships, that's not enough. If you are willing to get into a business partnership you need to be willing to not only say, “Yes,” but to say, “Hell, yes!” In other words, the excitement you have about the opportunity needs to be the kind that will sustain you over the long, arduous climb to success that any business partnership will require. If you want to learn how you can know if a partnership opportunity is really that kind of situation, listen to this episode. Why you need a partnership agreement and what should go into it. No business partnership should ever be initiated without clear, legal terms spelled out on paper, signed by all partners. You may think it's not needed, especially if you're going into business with a long-time friend or a family member. But those are instances that especially need a clear delineation of who is responsible for what and what compensation, perks, and benefits each partner is to receive. The reason is simple: people forget or misremember things over time. A partnership agreement makes it clear what was agreed upon in the first place, leaving no room for the fuzzy recollections of the people involved. On this episode of Freedom Fast Lane, Matt Paulson outlines the specifics of what sorts of terms and points of clarity should to into a partnership agreement, so make sure you listen. Outline Of This Great Episode [0:22] Matthew's introduction to the issue of business partnerships. [2:35] What is a true business partnership? [5:32] Do you know, like, and trust the people you are considering partnership with? [7:45] What value does the partnership bring that paid employees could not? [12:32] Only get involved in partnerships you are extremely excited about. [15:00] Partnerships are seldom magic bullets that will make you more successful. [16:19] What goes into a good partnership agreement? Action Steps From This Episode FOR GETTING STARTED: If you are considering a partnership where each person has an equal responsibility and investment in the company, don't be lax about how you structure it. Make everything clear, in writing so nobody is surprised or disappointed. Connect With Today's guest: Matthew Paulson http://www.mattpaulson.com/ On Facebook On LinkedIn On Twitter On YouTube Connect With Freedom Fast Lane Website: www.FreedomFastLane.com On Youtube On Facebook On Twitter On Google Plus On LinkedIn On Instagram Subscribe to Freedom Fast Lane Subscribe to the Freedom Fast Lane Podcast with Ryan Daniel Moran

In this week's episode of Extra Paycheck Podcast I am joined by Matthew Paulson from MarketBeat. Matt launched his website about 5 years ago and at this moment he has an email list of over 310,000 subscribers and MarketBeat earns over $2.5 Million per year. The coolest thing, you can achieve the same results. Listen to this episode for details.

Episode 011: Matt Paulson You might remember Matt Paulson from one of my very first Coffee Break episodes, where we talked about his digital publishing company, automating the writing process, and blogging, as well as a book he had recently written. Five months later, Matt is publishing another book. It's called The Ten-Year Turnaround and it's about achieving financial freedom within a ten-year time period. "All writers are entrepreneurs, whether they realize it or not." Want to feel even more inadequate by comparison? Matt wrote this entire book while walking on a treadmill. "Fitbit tells you 'good job, you got your steps in,' and you also got a bunch of work done." During today's Coffee Break, we're talking about multitasking, being smart enough to know when you've hit a wall, the perks of self-publishing, and writing on the treadmill. Also, I recorded this after a very long week and while incredibly sleep-deprived, so I am in rare form. (You'll see.) And #neverforget: "Be a tool." ...Which reminds me, you can help support the work I do here at the Write Now podcast and Coffee Break spinoff by pledging $1 or more per episode on Patreon! :D Anyway, give today's episode a listen using the controls above or on iTunes, and while you're at it, be sure to visit Matt's website, snag his latest book, or listen to our previous conversation. I will send you emails. You won't regret it if you sign up for my email newsletter! (Probably!) Subscribe to Coffee Break (& Write Now). You can listen to the full Coffee Break episode using the controls at the beginning of this post. Or! You can listen and subscribe using your favorite app/website/podcatcher: iTunes Overcast Stitcher Spreaker TuneIn Radio Acast Podbay Android Help support this podcast! >> Or visit my sweet swag shop! That's right -- Write Now MERCH has landed. :) Shop for the writer, reader, or podcast listener in your life today! I'm on social media. Connect with the Write Now and Coffee Break podcasts on your favorite social media platform(s): Twitter | Facebook | Ello | Instagram The post Coffee Break: Matt Paulson, Take 2 appeared first on The Write Now Podcast with Sarah Werner.

They always say “the Money is in the List” and our featured guest today has definitely proven that to the tunes of millions of dollars. In this episode I interview a gentleman who was able to build a network of websites in the financial industry that generates massive traffic. If you’re serious about blogging you should definitely check out this episode. Episode Featured Guest: Matthew Paulson Matthew Paulson is an entrepreneur, an angel investor and author. He has been building businesses since 2006 and is currently running three companies. His largest business at MarketBeat.com, where he publishes a daily investment newsletter to more than 250,000 subscribers which helps him generate more than 2 million per year in annual revenue. He also operates a network of financial news websites that generates over 3.5 million page views each month.   In This Podcast Episode You Will Learn: How to build an email list in any niche business or industry website Software and resources to help you grow your email list Various methods you can use to generate traffic to your offer Creative ways you can automate your email newsletter How to create recurring revenue with a premium newsletter subscription Why offering free valuable information is important to building trust How to create a niche site even if you’re not an expert in that industry Links and Resources Mentioned in the Show: MattPaulson.com - Matt's Personal Website Marketbeat.com - Matt's Real-time Financial Information Website Drip.com - Email Auto-responder Service recommended by Matt Mailchimp.com - Email Auto-responder Service recommended by Matt Email Marketing Demystified Book - Matt's Book on how to build a mailing list, copywriting, and sales generation Don't Miss an Episode.  Subscribe to One of the Links Below: Click Here to Subscribe via iTunes Click Here to Subscribe via Stitcher Click Here to Follow via Soundcloud Thank you for Listening to the Podcast! If you've found value in this episode of the Marketing Access Pass Podcast, I would love to hear about it!  Please head on over to iTunes and leave me a Rating and Review (5 stars would be awesome!) so others who are interested in starting an online business can find the show and learn how to escape the "rat-race".  Click here to learn how to leave a rating and review.  If you have any questions or comments about this show, please post them in the comments area below and my guest and I would more than happy to answer them.

Episode 003: Matt Paulson Hey friends. It's time for another Coffee Break! Today, I'm speaking to my good friend Matt Paulson, the author of two books and finance blogger-turned-entrepreneur. Matt is a smart dude who did something really interesting. He built a software program to gather financial data and generate blog posts about it. So today he's talking to us as the writer who literally built his own robot replacement. It's like science fiction, but it's REAL LIFE! And Matt has seen an incredible amount of success. That left Matt the writer with nothing left to write -- so he started writing books. One of those books he wrote in just 18 days (which you'll hear more about in this episode), and it's about an aspect of being a writer that often gets overlooked or pushed to the sidelines -- marketing. Matt's newest book, Email Marketing Demystified, is a great and accessible way to gain a following for bloggers, novelists, and writers of all kinds. He spills some secrets in this episode about when to start collecting email addresses through your website, how to use them, and more. I think you'll agree it's pretty cool stuff. Get a free copy of Matt's book! Want to learn how, as a writer or a blogger, to get started with email marketing? Matt's book, Email Marketing Demystified, is available free on Kindle through October 4, 2015, and if you'd still like a free copy after that, please contact him through his website. And while you're there, you can sign up for his email list. :) Interested in Coffee Break? I'm always looking for exciting people to showcase with casual conversations about creativity, writing, and work/life balance. Send me an email at hello [at] sarahwerner [dot] com or contact me if you're interested in a guest appearance. Receive incredibly exciting emails from me. Find out all of the latest haps when you sign up for my email newsletter! I promise I won't spam you. :) Subscribe to Coffee Break (and Write Now). You can listen to the full Coffee Break episode using the controls at the beginning of this post. Or! You can listen and subscribe using your favorite app/website/podcatcher:          Help support this podcast! >> I'm on social media. Connect with the Write Now and Coffee Break podcasts on your favorite social media platform(s): Twitter | Facebook | Ello | Google+ | Pinterest | Tumblr The post Coffee Break: Matt Paulson appeared first on The Write Now Podcast with Sarah Werner.

I'm excited to bring to you another podcast interview with Matt Paulson! If you recall, I had Matt on the podcast about a year ago and he delivered tons of value.  As a result, I thought it would be great to catch up with Matt and have an update on his business at MarketBeat.com. Not only does he give an update on the astounding revenue and income numbers of his business, but he also shares some great advice for email marketing. You can follow along with Matt on his blog at MattPaulson.com.  In addition, I HIGHLY recommend that you check out his new book that was just released, Email Marketing Demystified: Build a Massive Mailing List, Write Copy that Converts and Generate More Sales.

Matt is the president of American Consumer News, a conglomerate of Internet businesses that receive a combined total of 1.3 million unique visitors per month and generates nearly 400,000 dollars per year in gross revenue. His company operates a press release distribution service, an online video content network, a web development agency, a financial news website and a daily investment newsletter that has 34,000 active subscribers.

Matthew Paulson. Name sound familiar? If you've been following the show at all it will. Matt laid down the rules of entrepreneurship for you back in episode 69. The fact that back then he had 120k email subscribers, Sending out 4 million emails per month…. …I think it's fair to say we took what Matt […] The post Episode #93 – Matt Paulson on The Most Undervalued, Unknown, Profit-Piling Email Marketing Insights You'll Ever Hear appeared first on Drop Dead Copy.

Matt Paulson, author of 40 Rules for Internet Business Success: Escape the 9 to 5, Do Work You Love, and Build a Profitable Online Business, joins me on the podcast to talk about how to kill it online. Building a profitable internet business is hard and Matt's 40 rules can help steer you down the road to success. To get the show notes, go to: http://wp.me/p1Yb4m-4Zi

Matt Paulson is a serial entrepreneur and author who KNOWS how to create business. In today's world of online marketing, entrepreneurs are constantly chasing the newest shiny object in sight. This alone is enough to stifle progress, Even for the most experienced. Forget about the latest and greatest tips. Matt is here to tell you exactly […] The post Episode #69 – Matt Paulson on The Seven Deadly Sins Of First Time Entrepreneurship appeared first on Drop Dead Copy.

Recently, Perrin and I were able to sit down with Matt Paulson of MattPaulson.com for a podcast interview to discuss his amazing business.  Matt is an unassuming guy and you would have no idea how extraordinarily well his business is doing unless you asked him. Well, we had the chance to ask about his business and the numbers he shares will blow your mind (at least it did for Perrin and I).  Matt owns a financial network of sites including AmericanBankingNews.com, AnalystRatings.net, and a few others that combined get over 2.5 MILLION pageviews per month! The earnings from those sites is even more impressive than the pageviews in my opinion.

Is your business structure and finance organized properly? Matt Paulson joins me this week to talk about some best practices in financial management, dealing with the IRS, avoiding scams, legal bullying, and much more. Topics Discussed: The importance of separating business and personal finances What’s the proper way to pay yourself A $3,000 mistake Matt made early on with the ... The post #99: Business Finance 101 And Best Practices With Matt Paulson appeared first on Build My Online Store.

Matt is the president of American Consumer News, a conglomerate of Internet businesses that receive a combined total of 1.3 million unique visitors per month and generates nearly $400,000 per year in gross revenue. His company operates a press release distribution service, an online video content network, a web development agency, a financial news website and a daily investment newsletter that has 34,000 active subscribers.

AFP23 An interview with Matt Paulson about using niche websites to build free or premium newsletter subscriptions.

Coming off the euphoric high of 100th Episode bliss, Dan and Ian settled in this week to get back to business making money…for others. That’s right, they’re kicking around some angel investment ideas that would end with a qualified start-up getting some runway to make their lifestyle business dream a reality. Is an angel investment accelerator worth the time, resource, and money effort or should they just stop pansying around and make some real investments? In the Meat & Potatoes, Dan takes to the interview seat to chat with Matt Paulson, who has saved the LBP from a fate worse than death – Site Server Error. When Matt isn’t swooping in like a boss to save Dan and Ian, he’s running a web content company that focuses on various consumer and financial websites and newsletters. Matt has managed to build a devoted following that constantly increases with new readers and customers by NOT focusing on his SERP and SEO strategies. Instead, he thinks Outside the Index and uses unorthodox content oriented strategies to continue to build and grow. Some of his best Outside the Index strategies include:  YouTube and Google image content  Content Writers vs. Scraping Content  Content Generating Sites like Bing and Yahoo Finance  News Search Engines (Not Your Average SERP)