Podcast appearances and mentions of nathan collier

Welcome back to the Content Amplified podcast! In today's exciting episode, we have a special guest, Nathan Collier. Nathan, a seasoned content marketer and director of content marketing at Pursuit, a legal tech startup, shares his wealth of experience in transforming the way customers engage with case studies. Tune in as Nathan takes us back to 2008, sharing a game-changing strategy on how to get more customers to say yes to case studies. Forget the traditional ask; Nathan reveals the power of featuring customers in a different light, making them the heroes of their own stories. This insightful approach not only opens doors for compelling content but also builds positive, long-lasting relationships. Join Nathan's community of content marketing professionals on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/contentmarketinglounge

The billable hour is infamous for its toll on mental health in the legal field. Rather than promote innovation and inclusion, billable hours create undue stress by influencing unrealistic quotas and meaningless labor. By abolishing old behaviors, firms can attract talented and diverse associates who are eager to make a difference through out-come driven results. Nathan Collier, Director of Content Marketing at PERSUIT, joins Jim Delkousis for a candid conversation about billable hours and their negative impact on the industry. Join us as we discuss: - Mental health statistics for the legal field (6:29) - What an outcome-driven model looks like (32:21) - Why the billable hour is the enemy of diversity (48:07) Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: - Nathan Collier - PERSUIT Further reading on this topic: - The CDC's 2016 Report on Professional Suicide Rates Hear more stories by following Innovative Legal Leadership on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast platform. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Innovative Legal Leadership in your favorite podcast player.

The billable hour is infamous for its toll on mental health in the legal field. Rather than promote innovation and inclusion, billable hours create undue stress by influencing unrealistic quotas and meaningless labor. By abolishing old behaviors, firms can attract talented and diverse associates who are eager to make a difference through out-come driven results. Nathan Collier, Director of Content Marketing at PERSUIT, joins Jim Delkousis for a candid conversation about billable hours and their negative impact on the industry. Join us as we discuss: - Mental health statistics for the legal field (6:29) - What an outcome-driven model looks like (32:21) - Why the billable hour is the enemy of diversity (48:07) Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: - Nathan Collier - PERSUIT Further reading on this topic: - The CDC's 2016 Report on Professional Suicide Rates Hear more stories by following Innovative Legal Leadership on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast platform. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Innovative Legal Leadership in your favorite podcast player.

On this episode, Logan talks to Dr. Nathan Collier, Earth Systems Scientist and Christian. They discuss what it means to be a scientist and a Christian and whether faith and science are really compatible. Don't miss this one! If you have a question for Logan, contact him at logan@wisedisciple.org Get your ALL NEW line of Wise Disciple merch here: www.wisedisciple.store Want to watch our latest episode of Debate Teacher Reacts? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/V0UeufdTGMs Want a BETTER way to communicate your Christian faith? Check out our website: www.wisedisciple.org OR Book Nate as a speaker at your next event: https://wisedisciple.org/reserve/​​​​ ​ Got a question in the area of theology, apologetics, or engaging the culture for Christ? Send them and we'll answer on an upcoming podcast: https://wisedisciple.org/ask/​​​ "Day by Day" by Citizens is used with permission. Check out their website: wearecitizens.net

In this episode, friend of the podcast Nathan Collier joins us to talk about mathematics, statistics, and some misconceptions everyone may have about mathematicians. We also get some insight into where being great at math can take you in life! Thanks again, Nathan for joining us!Guest: Nathan CollierTwitter and Instagram: @Amateur_PodPatreon.com/Amateurhourpod Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In our latest episode CardsCast regulars Glen Harrington and Jacob Greenwood discuss the sacking of Woking manager Alan Dowson, the reported departures of backroom staff including Martin Tyler, Nathan Collier and Christian Jolley, look back at the highlights and lowlights of Dowse's time in charge, review a shortlist of potential new managers, plus more on the departure of chairman Rosemary Johnson and the short and long-term ambitions for a potential new look Woking Football Club. For all this and more give this episode a listen now! And remember to check out the full series and subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts from for all things Woking FC.Support the show (https://tip.wearetipjar.com/p/cardscastthewokingfcpodcast)

This episode we welcome Nathan Collier, Infinity community leader in the Triangle of North Carolina as well as one of the hosts of the Concilium Watch Youtube channel.  We also welcomeBob Fletcher, community leader of Tide Water Infinity and organizer of the Tidewater Tempest. They are here to discuss community building in a slightly post covid world.  Discord  Patreon

Many Africans are buying Chinese-made smartphones that steal their information. Investigations have shown that the cheap devices are pre-installed with a kind of malware that drains the data allowance and in some cases signs the user up to subscription services without their knowledge. Nathan Collier, from security firm Malwarebytes explains how it works. But David Li of Shenzhen Open Innovation Lab says he's not convinced Chinese manufacturers are to blame for the problem. Meanwhile, with data literacy a big problem in Africa, Kenneth Adu-Amanfoh, Executive Director of ACDRO in Ghana says better consumer education is needed. (Picture: A woman on her phone in Nigeria. Picture credit: Getty Images)

Greetings! On this episode of the podcast we present to you an episode we recorded back in January (but then due to a storage error we lost temporarily) with Nathan Collier from Malwarebytes. Nathan reported some findings from his research that basically there was some pre-installed malware running around, impossible to uninstall, on low-cost mobile phones. That kind of villainy is unforgivable (praying on the weak!) so we wanted to hear the whole story...and then some. Here's one link to the full story, in case you're interested in reading it on your own... https://blog.malwarebytes.com/android/2020/01/united-states-government-funded-phones-come-pre-installed-with-unremovable-malware/ Guest: Nathan Collier - Malwarebytes

Nathan Collier, an endurance mountain-bike racer and member of the Honey Stinger/Bontrager Team, tells host David Wiley that he never thought about becoming a professional mountain-biker when he was younger. As a self-described fat kid with low self-esteem, Nathan stumbled upon the sport randomly after his brother stole his bike and rode it in a race. In 2008, two years out of college and living in his hometown of Rock Island, Illinois, Nathan rode the same bike in that same race and not only won the Novice category, but, won the entire race series. He then got serious about the sport and quit his job, moved to Colorado and turned pro in 2014. Endurance mountain-bike races are typically anywhere from 50 to 100 miles. They are not to be confused with “enduro” which are mountain-bike races where only the descents are timed. In endurance racing, the clock is running the entire time. It takes pro rides like Nathan 6 to 8 hours to finish. Nathan, who is 37, trains hard usually towing his 4-year-old son, Nolan behind. Nathan talks openly about how difficult it was to become a new father while still competing as an elite athlete, and also about where the fine line is between dedication and addiction. But Nathan insists that becoming a father has made him a better athlete, and he has lots of great advice for juggling work, family, training and high-level competition and all the other demands of a modern athletic life. In the second segment of this episode, Honey Stinger’s Isaac Madsen spoke with a range of athletes at the GoPro Mountain Games in Vail, Colorado. He talked to Hive athletes about their nutrition strategies for before, during and after the race.

ETC has launched a popular new program involving local school that asks students to pitch ideas for community projects. The winners receive IGNITE Education Grants from ETC. Website: http://etcnow.com/Bundles/

As marketers, we have to remember that we humans are social creatures. That's probably why niche online communities have been taking off so much recently. There's a ton of value in putting a bunch of engaged, like-minded people in one place. And the best part? Being natural and real makes "networking" way less tedious. Nathan Collier created an engaged content marketing Facebook group, and he's on the show this week to talk about how to build a social community.

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Every business needs unique content marketing ideas. Most people who come into business tend to start creating a product or a service to sell. But doing it reversely by building an audience first through content marketing has a lot of advantages. On this episode we are here with Nathan Collier, the content marketing genius. He shares how you can utilize content marketing to build an audience before you put out your service or product. So that when you’re ready to sell, your audience is ready to buy it too. Get all the resources and listen to more awesome episodes at http://www.thrivinglaunch.com

After the Supreme Court's ruling to legalize gay marriage, Nathan Collier of Montana applied for a marriage license for his second wife. He noted Chief Justice John Roberts dissenting vote on the legalization of gay marriage which pointed out polygamous relationships can make the same argument for their legalization as homosexual relationships. Are polygamous marriages a man's dream? Do they result in more happiness or greater frustration? In this study we follow the marriage of Jacob to four women and see God's grace to one of the Bible's most dysfunctional families.

I'm NOT a fan of websites like Elance or oDesk. But occasionally I'll meet a writer who has launched a successful freelance business using these services. Nathan Collier is a perfect example. Nathan launched his freelance writing business on the side last summer. And in just a few months he's been able to land a handful of decent-paying clients using Elance. Here's the really impressive part. He's done this by "Grouponizing" his services. In other words, rather than subscribing to the notion that every project must be at least somewhat profitable, Nathan is willing to work at a loss in order to prove himself to the client. Once the client sees the quality of the work, he then proposes other projects at higher margins. In this interview, Nathan details his strategy and how it works. He explains how to pick the right prospects to work with. And how he builds the value and makes it almost irresistible to hire him at higher rates. The notes that follow are a very basic, unedited summary of the show. There’s a lot more detail in the audio version. You can listen to the show using the audio player below. Or you can subscribe to this podcast series in iTunes.