Podcasts about persicope

Mike shares his thoughts and his experience with addiction after his 3 year anniversary this past Sunday. Leigh Ann and Mike had planned to talk about their food addiction but sometimes the unexpected happens on unscripted podcasts. Thanks to those on the live stream who commented and participated. You can watch and engage in the live stream every Tuesday night at 7PM EST on Persicope or through the link on our Twitter and Instagram pages. Check out intherooms.com if you are in need of any type of addiction assistance whether its for you or somebody you love that is in need. Don't forget that the First Day Pod Book Club will meet every Monday at 8PM EST. We are doing A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle and you are still welcome to come join us. DM us or email if you want to participate. Follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @firstdaypod and PLEASE email us at firstdaypod@protonmail.com

Mijk van Dijk played a 5 hour DJ set of Techno, House and more at 260 Grad Bar Berlin on October 24th 2020, streaming to YouTube, Twitch, Mixcloud Live, Persicope and Facebook. Some streams were stopped, some where not. Here's the recordings on Mixcloud Live. Enjoy!

Dj Travisty & Friends - Pregame Mix Show Episode 03! listen us live on all our social media platforms, Facebook, Youtube, Twitch, Persicope, our app @TheBoss91.1fm and on our webpage www.radiotheboss.com Dont forget to listen us: Friday 10:00 PM Saturdays 09:00PM --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/911fmtheboss/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/911fmtheboss/support

Advanced Hangout & LiveStream Strategies to SHINE: Inspirational Business Women Show Are you ready to Step out and SHINE using the hottest LiveStream Technologies available today? I’m excited to share with you the strategies I’m currently using to get noticed, increase engagement and reach a larger audience. And YOU can TOO! There has never been better time to embrace Hangouts and LiveStreaming Video. It is the fastest way to brand, grow and market your business. I’ll be sharing some of my newest tips and strategies using Hangouts, Periscope and Blab. Periscope and Blab are very new platforms with real potential. I will share what I have learned and would love to hear about your experiences as well. Would you like to be part of the show? Join me inside the Hangout and on the Blab AfterShow as we have some fun exploring this topic. This week’s hot topics will discuss: 1. LiveStreaming Strategies for Persicope, HOA’s and Blab 2. Xsplit Studio Techniques to SHINE & Get Noticed 3. LiveStreaming Simulcasting: Pros and Cons Virginia Parsons is both your host and presenter. She is the founder of Hangout Marketing University, which provides beginning to advanced training and certification in Hangout Marketing and LiveStream Technology. Known as the Hangout Mentor, Virginia’s passion is to help entrepreneurs and coaches step out of their shadow and SHINE as the Go-to-Expert. You can learn more at www.hangoutmarketingu.com _________________________________________________ Each #IBWS provides "a Goldmine of Entrepreneurial Tips, Strategies and Advice to grow your business to new Heights of Success from Inspirational Business Women in the Know.” Hear the inspired stories and personal struggles of these amazing women and learn how they rose to the top of their field while making a big impact on the lives of others. As your host, it is my deepest desire to uplift and inspire our "sister entrepreneurs" to pursue their dreams and share their passions with the world. Together we can "make a real difference" across the globe.

Aflevering 11 van deze Social Talk staat helemaal in het teken van Livestreaming. Ik interview Hanneke Jaanen, Coordinator Media van PSV. PSV zet Periscope actief in vanaf het moment dat het gelanceerd is om fans dichter bij hun voetbalclub te brengen. Inmiddels hebben ze daar ook Facebook Live en Instagram Live aan toegevoegd, Maar hoe zetten ze deze verschillende livestreaming kanalen in? Bereikt PSV een andere doelgroep met Facebook Live dan met Persicope of de livestream van Instagram? En hoe pakken ze het aan? Wat is hun beleid? Je hoort het in deze Social Talk. Alle links en tools die genoemd worden in deze aflevering, vindt je terug op http://themarketingfactory.nl. En laat me vooral ook weten wat je vindt van deze podcast.

http://bizwomenrock.com/260-2 Using LIVE Video to Grow Your Business! Nicole Walters has built a 7 figure business in just 11 months and she’s done so by leveraging livestream video platforms like Persicope and Facebook Live to build her audience and then successfully offer them products and services they desire. In this very high energy interview, Nicole reveals why live stream platforms are so powerful and a few steps on how anyone can use them successfully and how to take those growing audience members and turn them into happy, paying clients that directly benefit your income. She even shares the behind the scenes tools and software she uses to house and deliver her products! Lastly, Nicole reveals a very practical way to manifest anything you want in life! Biz Women Rock is sponsored by... http://BizWomenRock.com/facebookgroupsrock

If you’re entirely new to the idea of private label sales, this is the perfect episode for you to hear. Today’s guest is a regular guy from Australia who began his private label journey from square one. David had no prior business experience, no understanding of how private label sales on Amazon work, and very little in terms of resources. When he found this podcast he was turned on to the idea right away and began making plans. In this conversation you were going to hear that David took it from square one all the way to 6 figures per month in less than a year. It's a testimony of how doable this business model is and how realistically a person with zero experience can create a very good living for themselves. Can you do private label sales if you have no online business experience? This episode answers the question with a resounding, “YES!” David story is one inexperienced moving toward experience through the process of learning. David read and listen to everything he could about private label sales on Amazon and started taking action. It was those actions that brought clarity and understanding which is now translated into a very healthy monthly income. Take the time to listen to this episode, you will discover so many nuggets of gold for your private label business, whether you are a newbie or have been doing Amazon private label sales for a very long time. Keyword research tips you may never have considered. As today's guests began his own journey into Amazon private label sales he began to learn a lot on his own about keyword research. Yes, he had read and listen to many tutorials and instructionals on the subject but I learned a lot simply by doing. On this episode David shares some of the insights and tips he has learned about doing effective keyword research and not all of them are things you commonly here. You'll get a lot of value from this episode so be sure you take the time to listen. Do you know the “cash in/ cash out” equation? If you're considering private label sales on the Amazon platform you need to be aware of the many things that will bite into your profit margin over time. David learn the hard way that there is much more that comes out of the gross income figures than he expected. Now he operates according to what he calls the “cash in / cash out” equation. it is a simple way that he calculates the amount of profit he is going to receive from any potential product as he sells it on Amazon. Sticking to the results of the equation helps David to stay in a place of maximum profit while avoiding the pitfall of overestimating his success. If that sounds a bit confusing, it won't have to listen to this episode so be sure you take the time. Everyone wants to take the easy road, but it seldom leads to success. You don't have to spend much time online in the various business communities before you realize there are many, many people who are trying to take the easy way to significant income.  today's guest, David, has made the observation that the easy road may look best at first, but it seldom leads to genuine success. Hard work is involved, even in private label sales on Amazon. David's philosophy is that if you can be the expert, you should be. Yes, it takes a lot of time and hard work, but it is entirely worth it. Find out how David has a apply this attitude to his own private label business on this episode. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:02] Scott’s introduction to the episode! [1:20] An email from a TAS listener - 0 to $100K in less than a year. [2:21] Could you share the podcast with someone? [4:27] The interview with David begins. [6:08] David had ZERO business or ecommerce experience prior to FBA. [7:10] Why David became interested in Amazon private label sales. [11:44] David’s path to multiple products. [12:20] The addicting nature of doing well on Amazon. [13:30] How David did his product research (Jungle Scout). [15:12] The changes David made to his product to differentiate. [16:15] Using the reviews of his competition to create the idea product. [17:10] David’s initial sales goals and how he surpassed them. [20:51] How David sources his products on Alibaba. [21:49] Did David’s second product help the sales of the first product? [23:00] David’s launch process: pricing, reviews, keywords, etc. [27:03] How many units David gave away initially. [28:33] David’s process for using Keyword Inspector to choose keywords. [33:48] The “cash in / cash out” equation: what kind of margin do you need? [38:15] Exploring opportunities as they present themselves. [38:39] David’s crazy income goal for the future. [39:51] The one piece of advice David gives to new sellers. [46:14] Scott’s summary of the conversation. RESOURCES MENTIONED Connect with Scott on Persicope - http://www.Periscope.tv Connect with Scott on Snapchat - ScottVoelker1 The TAS Facebook group - www.TheAmazingSeller.com/fb www.TheAmzingSeller.com/workshop - register for a free live workshop www.TheAmazingSeller.com/JS - get Jungle Scout (affiliate link) www.Alibaba.com AMZ Tracker Viral Launch (launch tool) Keyword Inspector

Episode 17 of Livestream Stars with Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). Jennifer Hoverstad is an attorney, social channel specialist, fan base creator and livestreamer. She serves as operations and project manager at O3 Creative, a digital marketing agency in Raleigh, North Carolina, where she is a member of the executive team, works directly with the CEO and Board of Advisors, consults with SMBs on social media strategies, and applies her legal and human resource background to lead the agencies' internal talent management and development initiatives. Jennifer is active on Persicope and co-hosts TheShow.Live on Huzza with fellow attorney Mitch Jackson, Mondays at 2pm ET. TheShow.Live focuses on livestreaming and related digital and social technologies. She also hosts a show about Craft Beer, On Tap + Unfiltered. Jennifer brings more than a decade of public speaking experience to livestreaming, including appearances on broadcast television. She has a BS in Business Management from North Carolina State University, an MS in Sport Studies from University of Tennessee and a JD from Elon University, where she studied international business in Vietnam and Singapore. Show TopicsThe book Jennifer is writing on non-traditional careers for lawyer Jennifer's career path from attorney and HR professional to digital marketing agency leader and livestreamer How she used social media to build her personal brand and change careers How HR departments use social media to recruit talent How HR can use livestreaming to enhance company employment branding Are organizations supportive of employees who livestream? Social media needs and concerns for SMBs How long does it take to see results from a social media campaign? What are the first steps in working with clients? How agency consultants can help their clients with livestreaming Developing a digital strategy for a local business in a city hosting a major event Will Blab and other livestream platforms go mainstream? What's next for virtual reality?

In this episode I share with you my story of how my life literally changed overnight with one webinar.  It was from a live Periscope I did a few weeks ago that got more positive feedback than anything I've ever done.  It is the most vulnerable and open I've ever been in a training message.  At the very end I get overcome with emotions and gratitude for everything that has happened.  Last month I hosted my first ever paid training.  It was a live webinar, which was the first webinar I've ever done in my life.  I went into the process really not having any idea what kind of demand I would have for the product.  I had spent close to 7 months putting out as much free valuable content as I could and was finally ready to start to monetize my personal brand.  The results that I saw when I opened the registration were nothing short of extraordinary.  I announced the registration on a live Persicope and by the time I was done 15 minutes later over 70 people had already registered!  Within 2 hours I had almost 200 people that had registered from that Periscope.  That was over $5,000 I brought in from a single Periscope.  All total, I had over 1,100 people pay for the live training which brought in $35,000.  On the webinar I offered my group coaching program and a special discount for all the attendees.  Within 24 hours I had brought in a total of over $112,000 in income from that single webinar.  Overnight my life literally changed from that happening.  I share with you some of the struggles I went through last year and how I was able to overcome them.  I give you the biggest lessons I've learned going through this process and hopefully inspire you to continue your journey to greatness.   

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Anteckningarna till detta avsnitt blir något kortare än normalt, men det har sina goda anledningar. Nedanför hittar du den videoversionen av HillmanPodden som också visar lite före och efter inspelningen av podcastavsnittet. Det handlar om tjänsten “Periscope” som twitter släppte relativt nyligen. Persicope gör det möjligt för dig att sända livevideo varifrån som helst, så länge […] Inlägget #28 Periscope är Twitters nya live streamingtjänst för video dök först upp på Greger Hillman.

  One of the most powerful ways for you to learn about anything is to have the opportunity to ask a “nothing off limits” question from somebody who’s already doing what you are trying to do for the first time. That’s what this episode of The Amazing Seller is for - it’s an “Ask Scott” episode where you get to Ask Scott Voelker your own question about selling on Amazon, either through Retail Arbitrage, Wholesaling, or Private Label sales. In this episode you’ll hear questions about tax issues, private websites, and sending email to customers. Pull up a chair and get ready to learn as you hear from an experienced Amazon seller about the practical parts of building and running a successful FBA business. What percentage of sales profits should an Amazon seller set aside each month?   That’s a very important question, and it’s one asked by a listener on today’s episode of “Ask Scott.” Naturally, there are variables to consider for each situation including your state of residence and personal tax bracket. But most importantly, you want to base your decision off professional advice from a qualified accountant or tax attorney. Having said that, Scott tells what he does, including how he reinvests profits into his Amazon business so he can get additional tax write offs. It’s practical stuff you won’t want to miss… and you’ll only hear it on this episode of The Amazing Seller. Should you set up a website for your Amazon products?   Many Amazon sellers do set up a website for the products they sell on Amazon to give a greater sense of legitimacy to their business. But Scott’s not sure that the investment in a website is really all that important, especially as you first get your business rolling. He’d rather invest that time and money in things that will get his product more reviews and greater exposure in the Amazon system. Find out why he recommends that and how he goes about doing it on this episode of The Amazing Seller. Getting reviews on your products is vital. How can you do it most effectively?   There are many 3rd party software programs that enable you to track your Amazon sales and solicit feedback from your customers. But is there a way to use those programs to solicit feedback on particular products rather than on your seller account in general? Yes, there is, and in this episode of “Ask Scott,” Scott Voelker walks you through how to do so in a couple of different software programs so that you can make the most out of those Amazon sales reviews and get your product ranking higher in the Amazon search algorithm. Every State in the U.S. has its own sales tax rate? How can Amazon sellers make sure they’re paying the tax that is due? Even experienced Amazon sellers will tell you that sales tax is one of the most confusing, frustrating parts of running a successful Amazon Business. A listener asks Scott a question about collecting and paying State sales tax in this episode, and as always, Scott gives practical, common sense advice about how to play by the rules when it comes to sales tax, and how to make sure you’re not taking those payments from your profits. Listen in to find out how you can ensure that your business is dealing with this important issue wisely. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:05] Welcome to this “Ask Scott” episode! [0:47] Scott’s having fun on www.Persicope.tv - join him - @ScottVoelker - or recorded at www.TheAmazingSeller.com/scope [3:07] How you can ask Scott a question - www.TheAmazingSeller.com/ask [3:50] QUESTION #1: A tax question - what is the percentage you set aside for income tax each month? [11:12] QUESTION #2: What is the value of having a private website for my products? Do you have one? If so, when did you decide to make that part of your business? [16:30] QUESTION #3: Is there any way to filter out who gets emails through Feedback Genius so I can focus on particular products within my brand? [23:06] QUESTION #4: How do you go about collecting sales tax for the various states? [28:35] Figure out your inventory for the upcoming holiday rush! [30:35] Your invite to one of Scott’s live workshops.   LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Scott’s recorded Periscopes - www.TheAmazingSeller.com/scope www.TaxJar.com - One of Scott’s recommended resources for dealing with sales tax. Scott’s free workshop  - http://www.TheAmazingSeller.com/workshop  

Alex Beadon is a branding, video and content marketing expert. With almost 1 million views on YouTube, a blogging course, and recent winner of the Periscope People's Choice award (which secured her a spot at this year's live summit), she knows that content is king. Today we walk about how she started in this field and how she continues to do what works for her - and it's working. We talk about the importance of content creation for attracting clients and staying relevent in today's face-paced and dynamic online world. Alex helps passionate business owners learn how to expand their reach online so that they can make more of an impact with their passion. You can find Alex Beadon here: www.alexbeadon.com and on periscope @alexbeadon. 

Jeanette klingt ein wenig kratzig, da sie sich im Urlaub erkältet hat. Sie war letztens am Neusiedler See, wo sie sich einen Sonnenbrand geholt hat.Am Neusiedler See hat sie sich mit einem ausreichenden Vorrat an Weinen eingedeckt. Ein Schloß hat sie dort auch besucht.Michaela war früher öfters Mal in der Nähe des Mondsees im Urlaub und sie kennt sich ein wenig in der Gegend des Salzkammergutes aus. Michaela hat inzwischen den Strafbefehl, wegen der letztens erwähnten Geschwindikeitsüberschreitung bekommen. Jeanette war auch ein klein wenig zu schnell unterwegs und darf ein Knöllchen in der Schweiz zahlen, Nach dem Neusiedler See, war Jeanette bei einem Workhsop, in dem sie gelernt hat, wie man eine Büste bemalt. Als sie wieder zurück war, hat sie eine aufblasbare Badeinsel bekommen und diese auch gleich im Bodensee genutzt. Letztes Wochenende war sie dann noch in Köln beim Amphi Festival in Köln. Dort wurde der Beifahrerspiegel ihres Autos an einer Ampel abgefahren und jetzt hat sie ein klein wenig Ärger mit den Autoversicherungen. Jeanette hat eine Erkältung und Michaela hatte diesen Sommer auch schon eine. Michaela gibt Jeanette ein paar Tips, welche Mittel sie in solchen Fällen zur Not nimmt. Im Rahmen des Podcast Meetup Bodensee, hat Michaela, ein paar Apps zum Lifestreaming vorgestellt und die Anwesenden nach ihren Erfahrungen gefragt. Sie hat erst gestern die ersten Erfahrungen mit Persicope gemacht und ist überrascht über die vielen Zuschauer, die sie auf anhieb hatte. Sie hat ihren ersten Lifestream auf dem Kulturufer in Friedrichshafen, gestartet gehabt. Das Kulturufer geht noch bis zum 9. August. Sie hat gestern Abend ein Video mit Eindrücken vom Kulturufer auf ihrem YouTube Kanal hochgeladen (https://www.youtube.com/MichaelasWelt). Am Abend des schweizer Nationalfeiertages am 1. August hat Jeanette zusammen mit ihrem Freund ganz spezielle Lifestreams mit Games angeschaut. Zum Schluß berichtet Jeanette noch kurz über die neuesten Entwicklungen der Podcast App. Jeanette darf sich jetzt mit Android befassen, allerdings nur aus Anwederinnen Sicht.

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In episode 252 of Janey Godley's podcast with Ashley Storrie the comedy mum and daughter discuss Caitlyn Jenner, OrangeFest and Janey's experience on Periscope.   Ashley talks about the haunted theatre in Darlington and Janey chats about her night guesting for Amanda Palmer in Edinburgh. The links for the free festival at Edinburgh are up and Ashley speaks about her strange waking up habits.   You can get your Janey Godley’s Podcast merchandise at Redbubble Check out our podcast advert on Vimeo If you would like to support our podcast then please do so by clicking onto Our Donate Page and donate via PayPal or like our page on: Facebook For more information on how you can help Matthew McVarish visit The Road to Change website. Get your copy of Molly Wobbly’s Tit factory, live cast recording here. Check out The saga of Tim and Freya You can check out all our videos on YouTube Order “Handstands in the Dark” Paper Back or in EBook Please rate us or leave a comment on PodOmatic, ITunes You can find all the info regarding Janey’s live shows by just clicking Gigs!  

Grant Cardone offers insights and advice to help people break out of the middle class and achieve true freedom in business, career and finance. Is it Meerkat or Persicope? Which one do you want to go with? Which one do you love and why? Yesterday Microsoft, a multi-billion dollar company, did a research project with me about Periscope. You need to get attention to get your brand out there. Are you even going to use these? Whether it’s YouTube or a street corner or a radio show? They’re all to get known, to get out there. The visibility so people know your name. You need content, you need depth; you need to be interesting first, and then interested. Having a title of a book is great, but you need to be able to type more than 2 sentences to finish that book. Don’t be dependent on one crowd. You need multiple streams. You don’t build a city from one road; you need roads everywhere. Watch this amazing video or listen to the podcast to hear the awesome wisdom Grant drops. It’s something you can’t afford to miss.

Grant Cardone offers insights and advice to help people break out of the middle class and achieve true freedom in business, career and finance. Is it Meerkat or Persicope? Which one do you want to go with? Which one do you love and why? Yesterday Microsoft, a multi-billion dollar company, did a research project with me about Periscope. You need to get attention to get your brand out there. Are you even going to use these? Whether it's YouTube or a street corner or a radio show? They're all to get known, to get out there. The visibility so people know your name. You need content, you need depth; you need to be interesting first, and then interested. Having a title of a book is great, but you need to be able to type more than 2 sentences to finish that book. Don't be dependent on one crowd. You need multiple streams. You don't build a city from one road; you need roads everywhere. Watch this amazing video or listen to the podcast to hear the awesome wisdom Grant drops. It's something you can't afford to miss.

If you didn't get to listen to part one, Andrew "Andrij" Harasewych talks all about his success on Google Plus and how to build and maintain a successful group. It's a really cool episode and you will definitely want to listen to that as it's a great pre-curser to part two. Andrij Harasewych and Live Streaming Andrij.co has some great information on live streaming and some great how-to guides. Live streaming is a bit of a fad that has been around since 2013. It’s live streaming video and is the epitome of social media and proving your authenticity. It’s being real with your people. You can’t fake it, if you are hit with a question and you’re stumped, people will see that. But they can also see how you work your way through it and that’s a positive. People will see your thought process and not just a one sentence answer that is pre-prepared for Twitter or Google+. For those that need overly plan, live streaming may not work very well because you have to be able to think on your feet. Everything can go completely sideways and you really can’t go in with any plan. Andrij - Live Streaming to Connect with Your Followers Andrij sees some advantages to using live stream during a podcast interview. Since it’s your listeners that are wanting the information, they would be asking questions that they want answered. But it could also be a distraction during an interview seeing all of the questions and wanting to answer them immediately. It gives you an interesting angle and if you’re doing a hangout keep a Meerkat open because it’s simply another way to get questions and comments. Be sure to mention them in the show and be descriptive because they cannot see your Meerkat comments. For instance you could say, “Got a question from @soandso and he wants to know……” Andrij - Choosing a Live Streaming App Choosing a live streaming app is a choice like Facebook, Twitter or Google+. Each one has its strengths and drawbacks but each should survive. It’s tough to compare each app. Hangwith is the only live streaming on Android, Meerkat and Periscope work on iOS and you must have a Twitter account. Periscope and Meerkat are very equal platforms. Persicope is visually prettier. It’s the Apple of live streaming. It’s very streamlined and uncluttered. Whereas someone might look at Meerkat and say wow that’s really cluttered. Hangwith has a few major issues because it will keep others from liking it so much but it’s also a benefit in a way. New members are only allowed to stream for 15 minutes at a time. It eliminates the silly streams of my bathroom at night, etc. If you are verified by Hangwith, you can stream up to an hour. It can be live on your webcast. It’s the best platform to see both sides of the conversation. Andrij Harasewych Breaks Down Periscope Compared to social media, Periscope is the Facebook of live streaming. It’s designed for mass consumption that the random public might like and not necessarily just your following. It’s literally people just clicking on streams to watch. If you have a strong Twitter following, Periscope works great. The negative is the comments disappear rather quickly. If you aren’t staring at the screen, a question will be gone before you have had a chance to respond. The only way to get that question back is to re-watch your entire feed from your and see the comment. Live streaming is a great way to get organized on a subject. If you want to write a blog post about live streaming, get in there and open up a live stream for #livestreaming. Let people come and let them ask their questions and that will guide you with regard to what people want to know about. It’s a way to build your following and proving your authenticity. Andrij Harasewych - Meerkat's Features Through live streams you can grow your market. If you’re watching someone in your industry, leave them on and leave a comment. That person is then motivated to follow-up with and connect or follow you.

Topics Discussed in this episode: - Youtube in 4K - HTC E9+ Specs - Periscope App - 10TB SSDs! Find us on: Instagram: @TechShowQ8 Twitter: @TechShowQ8 Telegram: @TechShowQ8 Email: TechShowQ8 @ gmail.com