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EPISODE 8: Feeding the Force: A Tactical Dietitian's Guide to Optimal Health & PerformanceIn this episode, Martin and Jonpaul talk to tactical dietician Dr. Will Conkright about the role of a dietitian in the military and the challenges he faces. We dive into the basics of optimal nutrition and examine how people working in high-stress, high-stakes environments can leverage good nutritional habits to positively influence physical and cognitive performance, rest, recovery and sleep. Guest, Cast & CrewDr Will Conkright is a registered dietitian and researcher with over 16 years of experience in clinical, academic and research settings. He primarily works with high-reliability populations, focusing on military operational stress, training and recovery. Hosted by Martin Jones & Jonpaul Nevin https://www.ophp.co.uk Edited by Bess ManleyProduced by Wavell Room https://wavellroom.com/ResourcesOperational Supplement Safety https://www.opss.org/ Will's email wrc16@pitt.edu If you enjoy this content, please like and subscribe so we can keep improving. Remember to visit Wavell Room for their latest articles, podcasts, and newsletters. Chapters00:42 Introducing Dr. Will Conkright01:35 Will's Background and Military Experience04:35 The Role of a Dietitian in the Military12:31 Fundamentals of Good Nutrition21:17 Challenges and Strategies in High-Stress Environments26:49 Holistic Health and Fitness in the U.S. Army30:06 Nutrition's Impact on Cognitive Performance and Sleep33:38 Supplements for Performance and Recovery40:15 Precision Performance Nutrition43:58 Future Trends in NutritionUp NextNext week, we'll be joined by The Green Room, to talk about mental fitness and how wellbeing coaching, leadership and organizational development can help maintain and improve it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chikay Lo spent 7 years running Growth, Partnerships, and Performance marketing at Cult Beauty, where she was named one of the Top 50 Industry Players in performance marketing by PerformanceIN. In 2022, she founded Lo Digital to support luxury and beauty brands to maximise growth in a sustainable and efficient way through affiliate performance marketing.In this episode, we discuss:Why affiliate marketing is a balance between relationship-building and analyticsThe opportunities presented by the collaboration between PR and affiliatesWhat's working in affiliate marketing in 2024Dive in:[03:15] Chikay Lo's start in performance marketing.[07:35] Relationships is a huge part of affiliate marketing success.[12:13] Increased competition leads to rising advertising costs.[16:12] Diversify partnerships to spread risk and innovate.[19:17] Editors and writers now tasked with affiliate targets.[21:59] Chikay's Insider Tips!Download Genie Goals Free Guide to Affiliates here >>> https://keepopt.com/geniegoals Get all the links and resources we mention & join our email list at https://keepopt.comLove the show? Chloe would love your feedback - leave a review here: https://keepopt.com/review or reply to the episode Q&A on Spotify.Interested in being a Sponsor? go here: https://keepopt.com/sponsor

Brian Monette is the CEO of Transition Path, a pioneering company that specializes in capturing and cataloging internal knowledge to prepare organizations for transitions and uncertainties. We'll explore how the sucessful transfer of knowledge can have a massive impact on employee happiness, retention, and performanceIn this episode, you'll learn: The importance of successful transitions of knowledge  What new hires are looking for from their boss's and managers What Brian learned from his time at Nestle and Dell How Transition Path can help the Hotel Industry How improve employee retention and performance If you're curious about the dynamics of knowledge management, retention, and success in industries that rely on smooth transitions, this episode is a must-listen.Links:Join the conversation on today's episode on The Modern Hotelier LinkedIn pageThe Modern Hotelier is produced, edited, and published by Make More Media: https://makemore.media/This Episode is Sponsored by Transition Path: https://transition-path.com/Brian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-monette-7ba1303/?originalSubdomain=caFor full show notes head to: https://themodernhotelier.com/episode/49Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-...Connect with Steve and David:Steve: https://www.linkedin.com/in/%F0%9F%8E...David: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-mil...

In this episode, I speak with Stephanie Harris, the owner & CEO of PartnerCentric, the largest woman-owned performance marketing agency in the US.  A veteran of the space, Stephanie got her start as an award-winning affiliate program manager, personally managing at one time some of the largest programs in the PartnerCentric portfolio today. Her tenure in the industry and philosophy that in order to lead, you have to know how to do every role has given her a comprehensive view of the industry as well as the ability to propel it forward with vision, innovation, and drive.She has been named a PerformanceIN Top 50 Industry Player three times and has held multiple speaking and moderating engagements at industry conferences such as Affiliate Summit (East and West), CardCon, and Capital One's Women in Business Panel.  Her writing has been featured in FeedFront magazine, PerformanceIN, and numerous other publications, and you may hear her speak on trends in leadership, culture-building, and the future of affiliate marketing through social networks such as Forbes Agency Council and LinkedIn.We will be discussing the advantages of remote work-life balance, the remote culture, and ways how to create a strong Leadership Team. In addition, Stephanie will also be sharing with us the values that define her work and a very important piece of advice for the leaders of remote work. http://www.partnercentric.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-harris-88996931/ Get Free GiftThe limitless organization short video coursemike-goldman.com/limitlessThanks for listening! Connect with us at mike-goldman.com/blog and on Instagram@mikegoldmancoach and on YouTube @Mikegoldmancoach

Stay in the surf and stay in the room: How surfing and psychotherapy can improve your relationships and your athletic performanceIn this episode we discuss:The similarities and differences between sports psychology and psychotherapy, who should, and when to use sports psychology or therapy. What is a good coach, the importance of quality relationships.The holistic effects of therapy, 3 things all high performers have in common, Jordan Peterson and much more.Michael Gervais is a high performance psychologist and host of the Finding Mastery Podcast.Finding Mastery WebsiteInstagramwww.surfmastery.comMy first interview with Gervais: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/podcast-surf-mastery/id1088660076?i=1000383032432

Stay in the surf and stay in the room: How surfing and psychotherapy can improve your relationships and your athletic performanceIn this episode we discuss:The similarities and differences between sports psychology and psychotherapy, who should, and when to use sports psychology or therapy. What is a good coach, the importance of quality relationships.The holistic effects of therapy, 3 things all high performers have in common, Jordan Peterson and much more.Michael Gervais is a high performance psychologist and host of the Finding Mastery Podcast.Finding Mastery WebsiteInstagramwww.surfmastery.comMy first interview with Gervais: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/podcast-surf-mastery/id1088660076?i=1000383032432

What started out as a keen curiosity to learn more about his own strength and conditioning goals led to a career change from accounting to fitness. Andy once aspired to be a professional soccer player. While I don't doubt he would've been a committed professional athlete, I'm grateful that he has found another way to make a tremendous positive impact. In addition to years devoted to fitness education and coaching, he is also now the co-author of Dynamic Balance - an insightful tour of “Integrating Principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine into Strength and Conditioning”.Drawing on his master's degree in exercise science and influenced by his 10-year stay in the United States, Andy has a unique outlook on health and athletic performance. You'll find hints of traditional Chinese medicine integrated into his training philosophy, where harmony between all aspects of life is a prerequisite to optimal health and human performanceIn this episode, we discuss Andy's own background growing up with sports, his career change journey, how writing his book has influenced his own outlook, and more. Andy also shares his battle with anxiety, in hopes that it would help others who might be going through something similar.About the guest:Andy's WebsiteConnect with Andy on Instagram | LinkedIn—About Emily:Emily's WebsiteEmily's InstagramEmily's Projects: Mental Muscle Website | Mental Muscle InstagramTackling Minds Podcast Website | Tackling Minds InstagramHow to support the podcast:PatreonApple Ratings and ReviewSpotify RatingsSubscribe to the Podcast ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

As we kicked off season 9 of the Affiliate Marketing Podcast with an amazing guest, we knew we had to keep up the standards. This is why we have brought in Paul Kasamias, Managing Partner, Performics@Starcom. Paul has 18 years agency side experience of working within digital and performance marketing, including all direct-to-consumer channels across Paid Media and Performance Content. Paul leads a team of 200+ experts across a range of disciplines. Over the past 3 years the team have won 18 specialist awards including the prestigious Grand Prix at the Performance Marketing Awards for running world class channel activities as well as end to end, data driven marketing campaigns. Paul was recently voted in the top50 industry leaders via PerformanceIn and really enjoys participating in industry events such as judging industry awards. Who else better to discuss modern SEO?Performics are a world class performance and digital marketing agency that buys media, creates content and optimizes brand experiences to business outcomes, across the entire consumer decision journey through our proprietary approach of unlocking intent to deliver favourable outcomes.Listen to find out more about: What Performics doesWhat is modern SEO?Why must your business be discoverable? [02:30] - Learn about Paul's background here[06:00] - Listen to find out about why AI has changed the marketing world [10:00] - What are the best modern SEO practices to ensure that you are giving your business the best chance [32:00] - Paul gives his best tips “I love AffiliateINSIDER's Affiliate Marketing Podcast.”

Stephanie Harris is the owner & CEO of PartnerCentric, the largest woman-owned performance marketing agency in the US. A veteran of the space, Stephanie got her start as an award-winning affiliate program manager, personally managing at one time some of the largest programs in the PartnerCentric portfolio today. Her tenure in the industry, and philosophy that in order to lead you have to know how to do every role, has given her a comprehensive view of the industry as well as the ability to propel it forward with vision, innovation and drive. She has been named a PerformanceIN Top 50 Industry Player three times and has held multiple speaking and moderating engagements at industry conferences such as Affiliate Summit (East and West), CardCon and Capital One's Women in Business Panel.  Her writing has been featured in FeedFront magazine, PerformanceIN and numerous other publications, and you may hear her speak on trends in leadership, culture-building, and the future of affiliate marketing through social networks such as Forbes Agency Council and LinkedIn. Stephanie Harris lives in New York with her husband and four children.

Episode 39 of the Influencer Marketing Lab - a weekly podcast tracking the growth spurts and growing pains of influencer marketing.This podcast is sponsored by Tagger the data-driven influencer marketing platform and social listening tool.This week Scott Guthrie is in conversation with Matthew Wood Founder and CEO of PerformanceIN. the man behind the Influencer Marketing Show, The Influencer Marketing Awards, And industry publication: Talking Influence. In this episode we discuss: The uplift in entry quality for the influencer marketing awards since they began in 2019The New York Influencer Marketing ShowLessons learned from running hybrid eventsThe international success of industry publication: Talking InfluenceCheck out the Influencer Marketing Lab website for full show notes and related useful linksAnd I want to hear your feedback. Google Influencer Marketing Lab podcast and either drop me a line or leave a voicemail message directly from the landing page. 

Brian Marcus is a thought leader in affiliate and partner marketing and has been @ some of the largest brands, Google & eBay. Although he currently is a Senior Director of Product Growth @ impact.com, he's had a career of bringing performance marketing CHOPS to every brand he's joined. Over the course of 10 years, Brian has built entire marketing programs, lead teams who managed >1,000 Advertiser Affiliate programs, authored The Ultimate Guide To Partner Marketing, and was named one of PerformanceIn's "Top 50" most influential performance marketing leaders of 2020. This conversation was…extremely interesting!  Brian dug into so much around a DIGITAL marketplace and how there is so much open territory in the affiliate/partner marketing universe. You can tell he's taught/enjoys teaching, by the way he tells stories & provides explanations. We dive deep into…the "digital" marketplace being built @ impact.com, getting brands (demand) to join a digital marketplace 1st, the evolution of the affiliate space, creating MORE supply to balance the supply/demand power dynamics, and so much more. This episode is particularly valuable for someone who wants to learn about digital marketplaces, but don't know where to start, or executives or startup founders who want to leverage an incredible "3rd, hidden giant" outside of the 2 behemoth's of Google ads & Facebook ads, at an incredible CPA & CVR. BON APPETIT, listeners! You can like & subscribe if you like to, but ultimately we'd PREFER to hear your thoughts: so tell us what you think of the episode & leave a review! You can also find show notes @ https://jakubkubicka.com/brian-marcus

Brian Marcus is a thought leader in affiliate and partner marketing and has been @ some of the largest brands, Google & eBay. Although he currently is a Senior Director of Product Growth @ impact.com, he's had a career of bringing performance marketing CHOPS to every brand he's joined. Over the course of 10 years, Brian has built entire marketing programs, lead teams who managed >1,000 Advertiser Affiliate programs, authored The Ultimate Guide To Partner Marketing, and was named one of PerformanceIn's "Top 50" most influential performance marketing leaders of 2020. This conversation was…extremely interesting!  Brian dug into so much around a DIGITAL marketplace and how there is so much open territory in the affiliate/partner marketing universe. You can tell he's taught/enjoys teaching, by the way he tells stories & provides explanations. We dive deep into…the "digital" marketplace being built @ impact.com, getting brands (demand) to join a digital marketplace 1st, the evolution of the affiliate space, creating MORE supply to balance the supply/demand power dynamics, and so much more. This episode is particularly valuable for someone who wants to learn about digital marketplaces, but don't know where to start, or executives or startup founders who want to leverage an incredible "3rd, hidden giant" outside of the 2 behemoth's of Google ads & Facebook ads, at an incredible CPA & CVR. BON APPETIT, listeners! You can like & subscribe if you like to, but ultimately we'd PREFER to hear your thoughts: so tell us what you think of the episode & leave a review! You can also find show notes @ https://jakubkubicka.com/brian-marcus

In a response to a report on age verification for online gambling and pornography, the federal government has said it will consider whether work on a national digital identity system should be extended to include such verification processes. The Standing Committee on Social Policy and Legal Affairs recommended that the Digital Transformation Agency explore extending any identity system to include third-party verification tools for online services and the recommendations have been met with "in principle" support.https://www.zdnet.com/article/canberra-considers-its-digital-id-for-use-in-verifying-age-before-accessing-porn/A global meatpacking company, JBS Foods, with operations in Australia, has had its plants shut down in Australia and North America this week after what is now known to be a ransomware attack. This follows the recent attack in on a fuel pipeline in the US which found that even after paying the ransom it was faster to restore from backups than using the decryption process supplied by the attackers. As targets increasingly seem to include critical services like fuel, food and health, governments are being called on to do more to fight back – including taking action against cryptocurrency avenues that are used for ransom demands.https://www.itnews.com.au/news/cyber-attack-on-meatpacker-jbs-foods-is-ransomware-565357In a great example for one possible future of the ridesharing industry, a cooperative of 2,500 New York drivers has created a new company that will give everyone better rates of pay and claims rides will be cheaper for users. It launched this past weekend, with drivers being paid 10% above minimum wages for the industry as well as profit share via dividends to the collective ownership group. Sounds like what ridesharing should actually sound like.https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/28/technology/nyc-uber-lyft-the-drivers-cooperative.htmlMore Computex news, with Nvidia revealing its latest top of the line GPUs with the RTX 3080 Ti cards claiming another 50% increase in performance over the previous flagship 2080 Ti cards that were also a huge leap over the previous era. Nvidia pointed to a lot of new games adding ray-tracing support with Doom Eternal looking particularly shiny. Nvidia also revealed some big advances in how its processing power will be used in enterprise data centres and in AI processing.https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2021/05/31/computex-keynote/In AMD's Computex news, the company was bullish about its own new RDNA2 GPUs, which it announced will be heading into Samsung smartphones through a new collaboration on Exynos processors, which will enable ray-tracing and variable rate shading on mobile phones. Its new processors will also be heading into new Tesla Model S and X infotainment systems which will deliver processing power not far behind a PS5, enabling people to play the latest AAA games inside the car... which they probably really shouldn't be doing?https://www.amd.com/en/press-releases/2021-05-31-amd-showcases-industry-leading-innovation-across-the-high-performanceIn other tech news, the gaming division of Kingston Technology, HyperX, has been acquired by HP. HyperX has built a big business in PC gaming peripherals like headsets, keyboards and mice. HP has its own gaming brand, Omen, so it will be interesting to see whether the brands remain separate or unify in coming years.https://press.hp.com/us/en/press-releases/2021/hp-inc-completes-acquisition-of-hyperx.htmlIn science, wonderful news for Australian fauna with word that Tasmanian devil babies have been born in the wild on mainland Australia for the first time in 3,000 years. The cute carnivores have been breeding in captivity in a special rewilding project for the past decade and in 2020 the first group was released from captivity into a sanctuary where the first group of joeys have been... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Many of our clients and our listeners have been asking for a deeper dive into some of the technologies available to get better results, make better decisions and incentivize affiliates for the right type of orders. Well, today my guest delivers! Today's episode features the Vice President of Sales and Marketing for LinkConnector - Tara McCommons! Tara and I have been friends forever. And just last week she was named as one of the PerformanceIn top 50 industry players for 2020! And we couldn't agree more. Tara is a driving force in our industry. Congratulations Tara!In today's podcast we dive into specific technologies available for advertisers at LinkConnector - Nake Coupons and Advanced Commissioning. Both of these technologies allow you to run more efficient and higher producing affiliate programs, reach out to non-traditional affiliates (influencers and content producers etc) and provide really unique commissioning structures in real time to ensure you are incentivizing the right affiliate behavior and paying for the right type of sales. It's a deep dive into the weeds that I'm sure you will find a ton of value on.Give it a listen!And if you'd like to contact Tara directly - email, linkedin and www.linkconnector.comIn this episode's intro I talk about a report that Tara and LinkConnector helped me put together last year titled The Truth About Coupon Affiliates. We scoured sources for actual data on Coupon sites, their orders and customers and what value they actually provide. Many networks provided actual data for this report. Go to www.jebcommerce.com/value to download this free report.

My job allows provides me access to a very diverse mix of professionals in the performance marketing space. People of all different backgrounds, colors and creeds and all over the world. Today I'm blessed to have an insightful conversation with someone accross the pond - Mustafa Mirreh.This conversation with Mustafa was a great one. Very informative as we dove into the Black Lives Matter movement and diversity in the performance marketing world, the things one needs to be concerned with in launching an international affiliate program and trends Mustafa sees coming down the pipe. I really appreciate Mustafa sharing his experience and insights especially on the social issues we are currently working through in the US and abroad. I learned a ton and can't thank Mustafa enough for bringing this conversation to the Profitable Performance Marketing podcast.Definitely follow Mustafa's writing at PerformanceIn - https://performancein.com/Follow him on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mustafa-mirreh-64807427/And read the article on diversity he penned on Linkedin here - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/solidarity-what-real-change-can-we-do-industry-support-mustafa-mirreh/And don't forget about our Affiliate Marketing Strategies to Survive and Thrive ebook that we have available at https://jebcommerce.com/lp/affiliate-marketing-strategies-to-survive-and-thrive-in-the-current-climate/. We outline 19 strategies and tactics you can take now to be sure you'll make it through and find more success through this pandemic than you did before.Also, one of our clients has been instrumental in our production of this podcast. If you are looking to start a podcast, check out www.rss.com. They have a great way to host your podcast and distribute it. It was so easy I had to contact them to see what else I needed to do. Turns out there was nothing!

Minter Dialogue Episode #351Sarah Parsonage previously MD at PerformanceIN and publisher of The Memo, founded One Question, a unique event asking all speakers to tackle just one question. In this interview, we discuss the inspiration behind One Question, which was the best one and why, the state of the events industry, how to create great events, what the big challenges business executives face that One Question answers and why to become a member. A passionate conversation.If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes or your favourite podcast channel, to rate/review the show. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

Jeff Weisbein is the founder and Editor-in-Chief at BestTechie – a company he started when he was 13 years old and grew it into a digital media company that makes technology easy for everyone to learn about. He also hosts a podcast called TechieBytes, which features insightful and thought-provoking conversations with tech experts and business executives. On this episode, Jeff shares what inspired him to start BestTechie in the early days of the Internet, how he recognized opportunities to grow his business, refine BestTechie’s content and capitalize on changing technology trends, and how he generated income while maintaining the integrity and identity of the BestTechie brand. We learn how his experience as a young content creator (in the days before preteen YouTube stars and Instagram influencers) shaped his views on life and entrepreneurship, including: Ask for help and don't be afraid of rejection Hiring is harder than it looks It's important to step away from work sometimes to get a fresh perspective Don’t forget to celebrate the small wins You are not your business Jeff also discusses the valuable skills he gained from launching KYA, a data analytics start-up that he had to shut down in 2017. Check out BestTechie’s website at www.besttechie.com and listen to the TechieBytes podcast at www.besttechie.com/techiebytes . You can also contact Jeff via email at Jeff@BestTechie.com and follow him on Twitter.     Jeff's bio: Jeff Weisbein is the founder and Editor-in-Chief at BestTechie. His journey into technology, startups, and digital media began at the age of 13, which is when he started BestTechie. While in school, he built BestTechie into a digital media company where he was responsible for leading a team of journalists, editing, planning and creating content, as well as interviewing various executives for stories. In addition to BestTechie, he’s been published on various online publications including Business 2 Community, Media Shift, PerformanceIN, and Creator (by WeWork). He’s also been featured in TechCrunch, The Washington Post, The Next Web, Cheddar, Forbes, Lifehacker, FitSmallBusiness.com, and Product Hunt.

This month Rob interviews UK affiliate industry veteran Matt Wood. Matt’s played a pivotal role in the development of the UK affiliate scene thanks to prominent roles on both a publisher and agency side. More recently he’s founded the industry news website PerformanceIN as well as encouraging peers to meet and learn from each other through various conferences and award ceremonies that have become hugely important calendar events. Matt shares his thoughts on the current state of affiliate marketing and where he thinks its heading next.  Rob and Kev also discuss the latest insights to be learnt from the impact of GDPR’s launch and how Snapchat are making significant inroads into Facebook’s domination of younger audiences and the importance of advertising disclosure for influencers when working with brands.

Marketing Town by Tech Essence is offering the next generation of campaign management, tracking, and analytics technology with their solution. But its the tech startup story behind the company that is even more intriguing. The Norwegian-born founder of Tech Essence, Ken Leren, has entrepreneurial blood flowing through his veins. Seeing a world of opportunity while working at a marketing technology company, he decided to quit and start a new business from scratch. Before he knew it, he had a growing business in his hands which he now nurtures like a beloved child. Having identified a gap in the market for performance management software, he founded Tech Essence and launched Marketing Town, a campaign management, tracking, and analytics platform to help businesses realise digital potential through use of technology. Ken is passionate about – and has extensive technological expertise – in all things digital. In 2017, the digital marketing technology entrepreneur was named one of the top leaders in the industry by PerformanceIN; was highly commended in the Tech Business of the Year category. Ken was also selected as a finalist for the People’s Champion award at the Startups Awards; he was also included within the MadTech edition of The Fresh Business Thinking Shift 100. Furthermore, in the same year Tech Essence was recognised as one of the top startups in the UK (Startups 100 2017 Index) and was shortlisted for the 'UK Innovation and Entrepreneurship' Award at the UK IT Industry Awards. I chat with Ken about his incredible tech startup journey that all began when he nervously handed in his notice on his day job to running a successful business. We also discuss how prepared businesses are for GDPR and how they are you helping them through this transition.