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Who is Kristin Molenaar? Kristin is an entrepreneur-enthusiast who lives by the mantra "work less + make more". She enjoys helping entrepreneurs ditch vanity metrics for true, profitable connections. She's the CEO of YesBoss, an agency that helps 2b2 entrepreneurs increase their visibility and credibility through profitable podcast guest features. Kristin Molenaar's Tips For Getting Booked on Podcasts There are almost 2 million podcasts. Where do you begin? Find someone in your niche, and use a tool like Podchaser, Podsearch, Google, or any podcast app and search for their interviews. This may lead you to podcasts that would also be interested in interviewing you.  Kristin likes to pitch a show with the question, "Are you open to being pitched." Another strategy is looking for hashtags.  When looking for a show to appear on, look further than the interview. Kristin looks for someone that can be a partner, and develop a long-term strategy.  Sending a "look how great I am" email is not a good strategy. The True Power of Podcasting One of the biggest complaints I hear from people that have been a guest on podcasts is "it has never produced any results for me." They will say, "I've been invited to be a guest on people's podcast. I showed up and I talked about what I knew and it didn't go anywhere. I didn't get any traffic or business from it. It felt like a waste of my time." This is what Kristin says that people need to remember when they're becoming a podcast guest. The biggest benefit you're going to get out of podcast guesting is the relationship with the podcast host. I think that there are a lot of false hopes or false narratives around what I'm calling one-hit wonders. I think people think, "If I go after the biggest podcast that I possibly can, it's going to change my business. Here's the thing about being a podcast guest just like every other marketing strategy, just like every other networking strategy, it snowballs on itself. But you have to treat people, like people. Your job as a podcast guest is to show up and be in service to the objective of the podcast host. You need to show the podcast host, "Hey, I appreciate you allowing me to show up in your space.  I am here to really provide as much benefit as I can to you. I want this to last beyond a recording." When people come in without that mentality. I think that the benefits are just severely limited. Being a podcast guest has tons and tons of benefits. But you're just missing out if you're not looking at this as an opportunity to meet really incredible people who are connected to other really incredible people and building a business that you can have fun together. That's what I love about podcasting and I wish more people came into it with that frame of mind because I think out of that we would get better pitches. We would get better research. We would get better conversations. We would get better results on the back end.    Want More Tips On Getting Being a Guest and Booking Guests? See this episode The Ultimate Guide to Hosting and Guesting Podcast Interviews   Podcast Rewind: The Show Business Show I appeared on episode 2 of the Show Business Show with Billy and Simon for a marathon session on my book Profit from Your Podcast Need Help With Your Podcast? Join the School of Podcasting? Are you afraid of sounding bad (or stupid)? Worried about buying a bunch of stuff you don't need? Feeling overwhelmed swimming in a sea of jargon?  Join the School of Podcasting and get access to: Step by step tutorials Live group coaching Private Facebook group filled with  Join worry-free with my 30-day money-back Guarantee  Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/join

Charles Wood of  Devchat.tv drops by for a conversation about his awesome trajectory from listening to a podcast to starting his own podcast and then running a successful podcast network. He shares his insights regarding podcast sponsorships, how to make sure they get ROI and when to say no to a possible sponsor. Enjoy! (https://podcastdomination.mykajabi.com/Work-With-Us) (https://www.facebook.com/groups/pdvip) *Get Daily Tips To Grow Your Podcast and Profits by texting the word podcasting to 1 646 495 9867* In this episode: How to get sponsors for your podcast  Effective placement of ads on your show Importance of having a track record in producing podcasts How to make people stay with the nurture sequence How affiliate marketing is your friend if you are new to the podcasting game Resources:  The Freelancers Show (https://devchat.tv/freelancers/) Podcaster Online Summit  (https://podcastersonlinesummit.com/) Remote Conference Playbook (http://remoteconferenceplaybook.com/) PodSearch (https://podsearch.com/ ) Connect with Charles:  Devchat.tv (https://devchat.tv/) Connect with Luis: Website (http://podcastdomination.co/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/luisryandiaz/) Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/pdvip/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/luisryan4) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

On "Marketing Champions," our host speaks with experts within the marketing community. This week Tamara Taylor sits down with Dave Newmark from PodSearch. PodSearch has three divisions: PodSearch.com, a listener directory; PodSearchAD, an ad agency specializing in podcast advertising; StartAPod, a Learning Management System for those who want to learn how to become podcasters.

Adam Torres interviews Eileen Driscoll, Campaign Coordinator at PodSearch in this episode. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast: https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/podcastguest --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

Learning from the best in the business is one of the most effective ways to succeed. Immerse yourself in today's episode with Dave Newmark, CEO, and CO-Founder of Podsearch, as he shares his superior knowledge on podcast sponsorship. 

About This Episode:Dave Newmark began his career in advertising after graduating from Stanford University. His agency, Newmark Advertising, specialized in radio advertising in his home market of Los Angeles. After focusing on all formats of radio advertising, he discovered the power of endorsement radio advertising, and began to hone his direction in that area to serve his clients. In 1998, Dave and his wife, Patty, also a Stanford grad in psychology, brought radio endorsement advertising national. With the expansion of audio formats in the mid-2000s, the Newmark agency extended its expertise in all areas of audio, including terrestrial and satellite radio, streaming audio and podcasts, for his client roster. In 2016, noticing a “discovery” challenge for podcast listeners, Dave developed an online directory exclusively for podcasts, called PodSearch, launching it in 2017. Dave has been asked to speak at various audio industry conferences about the state of podcasts and its forecast for growth. PodSearch has become so popular, so quickly that Dave and Patty decided to weave the ad operation into the platform, calling it PodSearchAD. In just over a year, PodSearch already reached over three million page views, resulting in hundreds of thousands of listeners and advertisers of all types discovering great podcasts. Find out more about Dave at:  https://podsearch.com/ See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/571 Sponsors:Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "Steve Jobs," by Walter Isaacson head over to www.jeremyryanslate.com/book  Command Your Brand Media: Looking to grow your brand as a guest on top rated podcasts? Visit www.commandyourbrand.media

About This Episode:Dave Newmark began his career in advertising after graduating from Stanford University. His agency, Newmark Advertising, specialized in radio advertising in his home market of Los Angeles. After focusing on all formats of radio advertising, he discovered the power of endorsement radio advertising, and began to hone his direction in that area to serve his clients. In 1998, Dave and his wife, Patty, also a Stanford grad in psychology, brought radio endorsement advertising national. With the expansion of audio formats in the mid-2000s, the Newmark agency extended its expertise in all areas of audio, including terrestrial and satellite radio, streaming audio and podcasts, for his client roster. In 2016, noticing a “discovery” challenge for podcast listeners, Dave developed an online directory exclusively for podcasts, called PodSearch, launching it in 2017. Dave has been asked to speak at various audio industry conferences about the state of podcasts and its forecast for growth. PodSearch has become so popular, so quickly that Dave and Patty decided to weave the ad operation into the platform, calling it PodSearchAD. In just over a year, PodSearch already reached over three million page views, resulting in hundreds of thousands of listeners and advertisers of all types discovering great podcasts. Find out more about Dave at:  https://podsearch.com/ See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/571 Sponsors:Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "Steve Jobs," by Walter Isaacson head over to www.jeremyryanslate.com/book  Command Your Brand Media: Looking to grow your brand as a guest on top rated podcasts? Visit www.commandyourbrand.media

Dave Newmark, CEO & Co-Founder of PodSearch, Inc. began his career in advertising after graduating from Stanford University. His agency, Newmark Advertising, specialized in radio advertising in his home market of Los Angeles. After focusing on all formats of radio advertising, he discovered the power of endorsement radio advertising, and began to hone his direction in that area to serve his clients. In 1998, Dave and his wife, Patty, also a Stanford grad in psychology, brought radio endorsement advertising national. With the expansion of audio formats in the mid-2000s, the Newmark agency extended its expertise in all areas of audio, including terrestrial and satellite radio, streaming audio and podcasts, for his client roster. In 2016, noticing a “discovery” challenge for podcast listeners, Dave developed an online directory exclusively for podcasts, called PodSearch, launching it in 2017. Dave has been asked to speak at various audio industry conferences about the state of podcasts and its forecast for growth. PodSearch has become so popular, so quickly that Dave and Patty decided to weave the ad operation into the platform, calling it PodSearchAD. In just over a year, PodSearch already reached over three million page views, resulting in hundreds of thousands of listeners and advertisers of all types discovering great podcasts. Watch the full episode here: https://projectegg.co/start-a-podcast About The Project EGG Show: The Project EGG Show is a video talk show that introduces you to entrepreneurs from around the world. It is broadcast from studios in Metairie, Louisiana to online platforms including YouTube, iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and Stitcher, and hosted by Ben Gothard. Our goal is to give you a fresh, unscripted and unedited look into the lives of real entrepreneurs from around the globe. From billionaires to New York Times best selling authors to Emmy Award winners to Forbes 30 Under 30 recipients to TEDx speakers – we present their real stories – uncensored and uncut. Subscribe To The Show: https://projectegg.co/podcast/ Get Access To: 1. Resources: https://projectegg.co/resources/ 2. Financing Solutions: https://projectegg.co/epoch/ 3. Payment Solutions: https://projectegg.co/sempr/ 4. Services: https://projectegg.co/resources#services 5. Courses: https://projectegg.co/resources#courses 6. Software: https://projectegg.co/resources#software 7. Book: https://projectegg.co/resources#books --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectegg/support

I started a podcast as a side hustle to get more business.  It expanded to so much more by interviewing the likes of Gary Vee, Rev. Al Sharpton, Perez Hilton and many more notable and inspirational guests. One challenge is finding the right Podcast for you.  I interviewed Dave Newmark, CEO of PodSearch who is leading the Podcast Search revolution. Take a listen.  Learn more about PodSearch, by clicking here

Ines Temple, Author of You, Incorporated: Your Career Is Your Business joins Tom on the New Theory Podcast.  We discuss how to raise your personal brand through your digital identity.  This is something I always struggle with as this definitely one episode you're going to want to check out.   Get Ines Temple's book here: Click Here Check out our other podcasts: New Theory Podcast Sponsor: Find other great podcasts through PodSearch  

One of the most sought-after goals in current B2B marketing is being able to deliver personalized content to clients in a sales cycle. This elusive skill is one of the foundations of Coveo, a company using machine-based intelligence to help clients deliver personalized content to their markets. On this episode of Renegade Thinkers Unite, Drew talks with Coveo’s CMO, Mark Floisand, about the latest account-based strategies that have allowed them to become experts at personalized marketing. As Mark explains, the company’s tagline “Making Business Personal” serves as the base upon which the rest of their business operates. Mark and his team are proving that it is possible to scale the personalization of content, if you use the right data. While taking advantage of account-based marketing, Coveo’s success has come from strategically utilizing the computing power that allows personalization at large. Mark also shares his insights on how to walk the thin line between helpful and harmful data usage when determining personalization. Learn how to deliver the right content at the right time. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts - Stitcher - or Podsearch   What You’ll Learn Coveo’s account-based marketing strategy allows them to reach more markets than ever before When Mark joined the Coveo team in early 2016, he realized that not every account in Coveo’s market needed (or wanted) an in-depth sales presentation. He began to ask the question, “How do we cost-effectively reach the target audience we know we can differentiate to?” He and his team segmented out which clients needed an individualized interaction, which could be a part of a one-to-few presentation, and which could handle a one-to-many approach. By getting specific in the way they approached clients, Coveo was able to land 1 in 5 meetings and raise over $100 million last year. The full story is on this episode, and it’s one you don’t want to miss. Delivering personalized content CAN happen at scale - here’s how Coveo is delivering on that promise Nearly every B2B marketer understands the importance of delivering personalized content to clients; content that adds value to their purchase journey. But many are wondering if this can happen at scale, across dozens of platforms. Coveo’s team is proving that yes, it is possible! Mark tells Drew that it’s all about “Using as much information as you have access to, to make the best guess at what is going to be most statistically likely to be relevant to each individual.” Coveo’s machine-learning programs take data from website interactions, searches, clicked links, etc. and use it to create personalized content streams that can be delivered to clients when they need it most. They’re taking advantage of the world’s computing power and putting it to use. “Making Business Personal” is much more than a tagline, it’s a way of running the entire company Coveo not only uses the tagline “Making Business Personal,” they use it as a foundation upon which the rest of their business operates. Mark explains that “The more you can position an organization against the real goals that your target customer has, and the personal goals they are trying to solve, the more relevant you become.” The B2B market is no longer satisfied with cookie cutter sales pitches. They expect - and deserve - quality personalized content because they experience it every day as a consumer. Why should their workplace experience be any different? Timeline [1:00] Coveo takes personalization of content in their stride [2:26] Mark’s Renegade Rapid Fire segment [12:57] Coveo raised $100 million last year - here’s how they did it [20:16] The logic behind “Making Business Personal” [22:55] Coveo can personalize content at scale because they leverage THIS technology [29:28] Lessons learned en route to becoming a purpose-driven company [31:44] Walking line between helpful and harmful data usage [36:00] Measuring what’s important to a client over a long sales cycle Connect With Mark: Follow Mark on the Coveo blog Connect with Mark on LinkedIn Follow Mark on Twitter Resources & People Mentioned Ep 100, “Thoughts on Leadership, Accountability, and Building a Network That Spans a Lifetime” TOOL: Slack Connect with Drew http://renegade.com/ On LinkedIn On Twitter On Facebook On Instagram

  Gabi Zijderveld is no stranger to pioneering new tech industries. As the CMO of Affectiva, she has helped to create an entirely new category in the tech industry: #EmotionAI. While emotional intelligence is not always fully understood, Gabi and her team at Affectiva have found a way to craft a narrative around emotional AI that the tech world could not ignore. From educational summits to simple handwritten notes to supporters, Gabi has found the keys in paving a new frontier for smart technology. On this episode of Renegade Thinkers Unite, Gabi shares her nonlinear journey to the CMO seat at Affectiva. Her courageous drive to do something that had never been done before led to an innovative breakthrough for emotional intelligence. With the right strategies and priorities, Gabi proves that CMOs don’t have to follow the leader — they can create whole new markets for their product. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts - Stitcher- or Podsearch #1 - Gabi developed terms and marketing language that was easily understood “Emotional AI” is an artificial intelligence that can detect human emotion in the form of non-verbal facial cues, body language, gestures, etc. While it is now a well-known category in the AI space, that hasn’t always been the case. When Affectiva and Gabi were developing the technology, they had to overcome the challenge of not being recognized or understood. They combatted these issues by crafting their messages in common language that everyone could easily understand. Everything from expanding the company’s vision to drafting press releases used language that was engaging, yet not too technical. #2 - The ecosystem of support for emotional AI was critical Developing the emotional AI industry wasn’t done in a silo. The entire Affectiva team had a support system of brand ambassadors, technology advocates, and media contacts that supported the vision and the product. Gabi tells Drew on this episode that collecting creative, innovative, and loyal people was essential to the industry’s developmental success. #3 - Measurement of the new industry’s reach and impact continues to be a top priority Gabi also shares the importance of having concrete measurement and evaluation tools in place while working in a new company with new ideas. This measurement isn’t solely about collecting more leads and sending them down the pipeline - it’s about tracking the overall exposure and awareness of the company and technology. Gabi and her team accomplish this by measuring press activity and coverage, identifying key industry influencers, tracking diversity in live event attendees, and ensuring marketing dollars are allocated appropriately. These 3 keys have been critical to Affectiva’s success, and you can implement these same ideas in your own company. For the full story, be sure to give this episode of Renegade Thinkers Unite your full attention. Timeline [0:28] All about Gabi and how she transitioned from art history to technology [4:14] Having a foundation in marketing isn’t the end-all-be-all factor [7:35] Describing emotional AI in a way people understood was critical [13:57] The “Aha!” moment behind the term “emotion AI” [18:45] Implementing a new technology frontier isn’t always easy [24:40] Here’s how you can get over 40 speakers to come to speak at your event - for free! [28:40] Fostering and personalizing relationships through thoughtful gestures [31:34] Measuring the impact of emotional AI is a top priority at Affectiva [36:46] 2 do’s and 1 don’t for CMOs creating new markets Connect With Gabi: Read about Gabi on the Affectiva website Connect with Gabi on LinkedIn Follow Gabi on Twitter Follow Gabi on Facebook Resources & People Mentioned ARTICLE: “How We Created a New Technology Category—Emotion AI—in 4 Steps” Connect with Drew http://renegade.com/ On LinkedIn On Twitter On Facebook On Instagram

No matter how dramatic or controversial, truly great storytelling in marketing doesn’t just boil down to publicity stunts. Rather, the most impactful storytelling is all about the message a company is trying to convey and how that message originates from its internal values. And in the case of the famous “Fearless Girl” statue that faces down Wall Street’s charging bull, it was the message about fostering a greater diversity in the financial industry that has had a lasting impact. Stephen Tisdalle, CMO of State Street Global Advisors, was on the team that made the “Fearless Girl” statue. And although the installation made headlines all over the world, the campaign also prompted State Street Global Advisors to devote themselves to greater gender diversity in their own leadership and on their own boards. On this episode of Renegade Thinkers Unite, Stephen shares the internal challenges his team faced when developing the idea, the global reaction to the statue, and how this striking piece of storytelling marketing sparked a global-wide conversation about equality in the workforce. Click here to learn all about impactful storytelling in marketing. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts - Stitcher - or Podsearch earch What You’ll Learn Why did a statue of a ‘Fearless Girl’ in front of the ‘Charging Bull’ leave such an impression? The “Charging Bull” statue that lives on Wall Street has been an iconic symbol for decades. On March 7, 2017, SSGA unveiled the “Fearless Girl” statue - a brave young girl that confidently faces the bull. She continues to serve as a symbol for greater diversity on C-suite level boards, and that’s exactly what Stephen and his team were trying to convey. That’s what makes Fearless Girl such a prime example of storytelling marketing - a piece that stands the test of time and represents values that span companies, states, and even nations. You have to back up your storytelling marketing with action Fearless Girl may have remained a simple statue with a brief amount of fanfare if it hadn’t been for SSGA’s actions that backed up the claims she made. SSGA has committed to increasing the level of diversity in their own boards, as well as encouraging their clients to do the same. Stephen explains to Drew that since her installation, SSGA has found that more than 300 companies added a female director, and to-date another 28 plan to follow suit. Fearless Girl also amassed over 6.5 billion social media impressions. However, if a company’s storytelling marketing campaigns are to leave a persisting impact, they must be backed with action. Truly great marketing can flourish when its paired with important values The genius behind Fearless Girl lay in her ability to convey values that should be important to companies of all sizes in all industries. Stephen explains that “authenticity is attractive,” and that people are drawn to marketing campaigns that are aligned with important values. He continues by explaining that companies and leaders need to “do well, do better, by doing good.” Storytelling marketing can be the perfect way to convey those commitments. Timeline [0:30] Stephen explains why State Street wanted to put a fearless girl in front of a charging bull [9:50] Stephen and his team had to overcome internal concerns before moving forward with Fearless Girl [15:29] Great marketing comes when you align with important internal values [21:04] The true value behind Fearless Girl was in the actions taken across the world [26:24] Stephen explains the future of Fearless Girl [31:33] The storytelling process begins with a strong marketing focus [38:48] Fearless Girl and how she has impacted the brand awareness of State Street Global Advisors Connect With Stephen: Stephen’s State Street bio Connect with Stephen on LinkedIn Resources & People Mentioned ARTICLE, “The ‘Fearless Girl’ statue turns 1 today. Here’s what she’s inspired.” TED Talk, “Your body language may shape who you are” Crazy Enough 2 Work series Connect with Drew http://renegade.com/ On LinkedIn On Twitter On Facebook On Instagram

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Today I discuss the PBC podcast playlist on Climate Change with Jen Barragan, the PBC-Geneva chapter leader. Climate change podcast playlist Everyday Einstein: The Science Behind Climate Change The Elephant: An Astronaut’s View: Seeing the Earth from Space Terrestrial: Would you have kids given climate change? The United States of Anxiety: The Birth of Climate Denial Science Vs. Climate Change episode Warm Regards podcast Jen’s podcast pick: Invisibilia: Emotions PBC sponsor this month: PodSearch - Use PodSearch to find great podcasts to discuss at your next meeting or to listen to on your own. And be sure to download the free PodSearch app too! Join Podcast Brunch Club Get the newsletter Join/start an in-person group where you live Join online Support Podcast Brunch Club Become a patron on Patreon and get additional content Sponsor/advertise with PBC Next up (August 2017) theme and podcast playlist: The Future of the Human Body If you have comments or reflections on the climate change episodes or our discussion, send an email or voice memo to podcast@podcastbrunchclub.com.