Podcast appearances and mentions of melissa sue tucker

Today’s episode is a special solo one for you! I have 100,000 thanks to give, so have a listen!   Pride   I have reached 100,000   Shame   Part of me feels shame at the number. My friends have done that within the first month, 3 months or 1 year. It took me 3 years. So much wrong with thinking less of myself, my show, my accomplishment because of comparing myself to others.   Gratitude   It’s over 6-digits, baby!   I’m grateful to you for listening. For sharing with your friends. I’m grateful to my two team members helping me bring this show to you each week: Joao Zurzica in Lisbon, Portugal and Tiffany Petersen (no relation!) in Wisconsin. I’m grateful for my past team members who helped me along the way like Leslie in Texas, Lauren & Tom in Thailand (originally from New Jersey). I’m grateful for Tom again who sings the music I use for my intro and outro. Tom Camp, he’s amazing! I’m grateful for biz buddies and fellow podcasters who have supported and encouraged me for as long as I can remember like Melissa Sue Tucker, Allison Melody, Erica Mandy, Travis Chappell, and so so many more. I’m grateful to podcast event coordinators who have allowed me to speak at their events like Jared Easley, Dan Franks, Ronsley Vaz, and Chris Krimitsos...and Pat Flynn too has asked me to step up and share publicly at smaller events here in San Diego! I’m grateful for my husband who emotionally supports my crazy biz life even though this world is so not up his alley. I’m grateful for my dad and stepmom who have been amazing parents to set me up mentally to push through the ups and downs of entrepreneurship. I’m grateful for it all.   Here’s to the next 100,000!!!   Sign up for Lisbyn here! If you use the code “LAURA” when you sign up, you will get this month, plus the entire full next month, free! Copy that Pops Podcast   Take Action Now! The Speaker's Secret Gig List   Connect Socially: Host: Laura Petersen podcast@copythatpops.com  

The Adult Film World, Pirates, AND Copyrighting?! Oh, my! This week I’m diving into the world of content protection and why this may be the most important interview you hear this year! Our guest Jason Tucker is a professional 'pirate hunter' and his advice is important for ALL of us. If you are an an author, blogger, video maker, course creator...any kind of content creation is your valuable work and a few simple steps (that are not that expensive) can save you TONS of time, money, and stress when (not if) pirates steal your work. A few exciting highlights include: - Find out what it was like being a child actor in LA! - The psychology of pirates and how it affects your content - The anticipation of someone stealing your work (they will) and becoming proactive - Why you should treat your content like a business (hint: it’s worth it!) - How strong should your password be? - Protecting your work with lawyer talk without the lawyer tab!! Take Action Now! 1. Free TRAINING on Hitting Amazon Best Seller! 2. Free COMMUNITY to Collab with as you Write Your Best Seller! 3. The Best CLASS to Hit Amazon Best Seller! (This is the best way to achieve success)* 4. From Jason Tucker: How to Copyright Your Blog Posts, DMCA Takedown Notice, and More Guest: Jason Tucker, who USA Today named one of the Web’s most innovative and profitable entrepreneurs, has over 15 years’ experience in the online space coming over from mainstream Hollywood to the tech sector. He is the founder and managing director of Battleship Stance, a leading intellectual property management, enforcement and legal services company. Tucker manages a large portfolio of top-level domains and has managed, operated and sold premier membership sites and domain names. He is formerly the president and co-owner of Falcon Enterprises, the owner of one of the world’s largest libraries of images.  Under Battleship’s flag, Tucker serves as an IP consultant to some of the world’s largest film producers and distributors in both the private and public sectors. Due to his experience, Tucker has been in publications including Newsweek, Wired, Business Week, and is a regularly speaker on seminar panels relating to issues including content management, online piracy, and intellectual property protection.  Professionally, Jason’s expertise has been focused in the areas of online marketing and the identification, creation and management of otherwise technically complex business models.  Exterior of the adult sector, Jason has served as a consultant specializing in the areas of viral marketing, peer to peer operations and digital rights management and as an expert witness in internet piracy cases.  His clients have included Microsoft Corporation for such projects as the rollout of Windows Media Player into the mass marketplace and the development, marketing and business model development for the Windows Digital Rights Management (DRM) Platform.  Additional clients have included Akamai Technologies, Williams Communication, and the RIAA. In his philanthropic life Jason has been a volunteer with numerous worthy organizations including Special Olympics since 1982 serving on its State Games Committee for five years.  Jason has served over 6000 hours as a volunteer with Los Angeles County since 2001.  Jason is a certified FEMA Emergency Program Manager and is well versed in disaster management with an emphasis on streamlining communication for major incidents.  He has authored and instituted numerous training programs, taught by himself and others to agencies throughout the County of Los Angeles and created, developed, and executed the training protocols for and led the Rapid Response Team based at the LA County Emergency Operations Bureau. Jason is a graduate of the FBI and DEA Citizens Academy and a member of InfraGard.  He assisted with the launch of the DEA Museum Target America and the creation of the DEA Citizens’ Academy Alumni Association.  His service and dedication has been acknowledged with awards from the State of California Senate, California Senate Public Safety Committee, FBI, DEA, LA Sheriff’s Department, American Red Cross, the City of Long Beach and the City of Carson.  Tucker was honored with the President’s Volunteer Service Award. Great Quotes: “You need to understand the psychology of a pirate.” – Jason Tucker “It’s coming; and it’s going to happen.” – Jason Tucker “It’s still your work; you still have rights.” – Jason Tucker “When somebody is writing or producing anything, there is an element of them in it.” – Jason Tucker “It may not be an issue today, but it will be at some point.” – Jason Tucker “Register your work.” – Jason Tucker “You’re not just a writer; you’re not just a blogger; you’re not just a podcaster; you are a content producer educating the world.” – Jason Tucker “Know what you want upfront.” – Jason Tucker “There’s no full proof way to stop somebody from doing something.” – Jason Tucker “You don’t know what’s going to be your next big thing.” – Jason Tucker “If you are making money with it, someone else is going to find a way to make money off of it too.” – Jason Tucker Links to Things Mentioned in This Copy That Pops Podcast Episode: Copyright.gov Battleship Stance Intellectual Property HQ Sabre Booking engine Melissa Sue Tucker's Copy That Pops episode! IPHQ's Facebook Community Read More: Shownotes for 113 - Copyrighting Your Copywriting with the Pirate Hunter Jason Tucker

Becoming a #1 International Best-Selling Author? Healing a dog with music? Moving abroad with two cats? Yep! Those are just a few topics that Tom and I discuss in this dynamic and entertaining episode! Plus…Tom has a special place on literally every episode of Copy That Pops! Whaaaaat? Tune in to find out where! A few exciting highlights include:– Music Producer turned Best-Selling Author! Tom reveals how he hit bestseller on Amazon and shares his advice for new business book authors. – Considering a one-way trip to work abroad as a digital nomad? Tom Camp is living in Thailand and has helpful advice. – How to write a best selling book in 8 weeks or less and self publish it without stress. – What is a Kindle publishing bestseller? And tips to write a bestselling book from Tom and Laura. – Find out what it’s like in my Amazon best-seller course (now called Biz Book Secrets Masterclass, which lays out how to write, selfpublish, and market a bestseller on Amazon in under 8 weeks) from someone who just went through it with huge wins. – Keep leaving me feedback and let me know what you think of the show and you may hear a shoutout from me in a future episode! [Even if they aren’t nice…haha]. Take Action Now! Read how to improve your copy, if you’re a podcaster.  #1 Amazon Best-Selling Book Take the FREE 5-Day Training for How to Hit #1 Best-Seller on Amazon WITHOUT Experience or Ad Budget Check out Tom’s #1 best-selling book: The Gain Changer: A Foundation To A Better Mix Guest: Tom Camp has been recording since the days of 4-track tape machines. Obsessed with music, Tom has been a recording artist, producer, mix engineer, and even co-hosts Recording Studio Podcast. To say that he is dedicated to music is an understatement. “I understand the significance of your music, your recordings, and your art. It has always been my belief that when the world gives you a gift, that it is your responsibility to give that gift back to the world. Music is your gift and I want to help you share it.” As a result of taking Biz Book Secrets, my Amazon Best-Seller book courseon how to write a great nonfiction book in his niche, Tom can now add International #1 Best-Selling Author to his profile and biography. Watch This Podcast Episode Via Video with Best-Selling Author, Tom Camp! Great Quotes: “That’s what is so beautiful about the time period that we live in!  You can create meaningful relationships with people through the connection of the internet!” – Tom Camp “When you love doing something it’s really hard to charge for it and to charge accordingly.” – Tom Camp “Everything seems like it can be a great opportunity. I think everything does have the potential to be a great opportunity, but there comes a point where you have to focus and make sure that everything you’re doing falls under that umbrella [your primary goal].” – Tom Camp “For anyone that’s writing a self-help book think about what you could’ve used, where you were lost, and what is that big thing that you could give yourself back then if you had a time machine.” – Tom Camp “If you invest enough in them they will care enough to invest in you. I never had to ask anybody to check out my music because I already built up a personal relationship with my audience. By the time I would even think to ask they had already done it.” – Tom Camp “If you invest enough in them, they will care enough to invest in you.” – Tom Camp “It was a big lesson to see the power of personal investment.” – Tom Camp “Audio is magic.” – Tom Camp “Artists are 10% ego; 90% insecure.” – Tom Camp “Give to the audience; serve them first.” – Tom Camp “You have to try and fail at every single thing you do.” – Tom Camp “Niche down as far as you possibly can.” – Tom Camp “Get the course and just do it; don’t waste time.” – Tom Camp “You have to start somewhere; one step at a time.” – Tom Camp “You win or you learn.” – Laura Petersen Links to Things Mentioned in This Podcast Episode with a New Best-Selling Author: Check out Tom’s website if you need music, audio work, or a website built: Tom Camp Media. Follow Tom’s Thailand journey! Think & Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss Check out my Free Facebook group helping people with their future best-selling authors! Tom’s Digital Recording School My conversation with Melissa Sue Tucker! Interviews with John Lee Dumas #1 and John Lee Dumas #2 (a.k.a. JLD) JLD’s Mastery Journal (what I shipped to Tom in Thailand that helped him stay focused while writing his Amazon best-selling book) Interview with International Best-Seller and 2 Comma Club winner Akbar Sheikh Amazon KDP = Kindle Direct Publishing Bryan Harris’s Rapid List Building Course   Read More: Shownotes for #1 International Best-Selling Author and 'Gain Changing' Takeaways with Tom Camp

Can we please stop demonizing “the Left”? I know that might be an unpopular stance to take, but the reality is that there are quite a few important issues we agree on, and our friends are a lot more open to our ideas than our enemies. If we want to influence another human being’s perspective, the first step is to understand who we’re talking to and the problems *they* perceive so we can position our people and principles as the solution. And let’s face it; there’s probably a lot we can learn from progressives about persuasion along the way. Despite identifying as a Democrat, and despite the devastating effects of addiction in her own family, Melissa Sue Tucker’s life work is totally aligned with the belief that government isn’t the answer to drug problems, and in this episode, she gives us a behind-the-scenes look at why people who agree with us don’t always vote with us: The ONE thing that influences their perception of a public figure more than the media (spoiler alert: it’s YOU) The 8.5 out of 10 gateway issues we agree on >> What they’re afraid will happen if agencies they don’t even like are defunded What drug addicts and political zealots have in common How to have your voice heard at the State Capitol (literally) The activating power of a changed mind And lots more! So on that note, let’s dive into the interview! Resources in this episode: More about Melissa 60 Seconds of Solitude Podcast The Addiction Support Podcast Study: This Is Your Brain On God Screencast: How to Use the Request to Speak Feature on the AZ Legislature’s Website (Leading Liberty Mastermind Exclusive!) Is apolitical activism part of how you’re spreading the message of liberty? Tell us about it in the Leading Liberty Mastermind! Did you like this episode? Leave Leading Liberty a review!

Real estate, balancing building a business with being a parent, and why pounding the pavement is still a #1 marketing strategy with Jennifer Holland from Berkshire Hathaway (Home Services). Recorded on location at the Internet Marketing Association conference in Las Vegas. Co-hosted with Melissa Sue Tucker of OCW Productions. Jennifer's background in Real Estate [4:57] The story behind the first home she ever sold [6:45] Her #1 marketing strategy [7:20] How to create a great business in Real Estate even if you are just starting out [8:25] How to find your balance as a parent in business [10:30] Her personal rules and boundaries for business [14:30] Her top performing marketing tip [16:09] Show Notes for Marketing Wisdom from Real Estate Pro Mompreneur Jennifer Holland of Berkshire Hathaway (Home Services)

Melissa Sue Tucker of Addiction Support Podcast and Sixty Seconds of Solitude joins host Paula Jenkins to talk about facing addiction support with love, compassion, and kindness.

Podcasting, emotional healing, and why you need to treat social media as a "social" environment...with Melissa Sue Tucker of OCW Productions. Why her introduction usually sparks a long conversation. The path that lead her to starting a production company and launching two podcasts. Why you should use social media as a “social” tool. How to use post notifications on Instagram to explode your followers. Why posting hashtags on Instagram immediately is important. Read More:Shownotes for Podcast Therapy & Instagram Hacks with Melissa Sue Tucker of OCW Productions

Stuff I’ve Been Feeling Lately author, Alicia Cook shares her story with Melissa Sue Tucker on this episode of Addiction Support Podcast She is giving all the proceeds from Stuff I’ve Been Feeling Lately to the center that helped her family. Overview: My guest this week is Alicia Cook, author of Stuff I’ve Been Feeling Lately. […] The post ASP 009: Alicia Cook “Stuff I’ve Been Feeling Lately” appeared first on Addiction Support Podcast.