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Sydney Comedy Sensation Shash Kapur Invades Perth! Fresh from selling out shows in Sydney, Shash drops by the Gettin Deep studio during his two-week WA tour. Join Darcy Kavanagh as he chats with Shash about: The art of crafting hilarious comedy sets and killing it on stage Life as a comedian in Sydney and the Australian comedy scene The East Coast vs. West Coast showdown: Shash shares his observations on the differences between WA and NSW - from lifestyle to humor The contentious issue of pokies in WA pubs - will they or won't they? And much more, in a conversation that's equal parts laugh-out-loud funny and genuinely insightful Don't miss this special episode with one of Australia's rising comedy stars as he navigates the Wild West!
In this week's episode, we welcome back our first-ever guest on the pod. And it's safe to say we get through quite a lot. We discuss the influx of Koreans (and Russians) in Vietnam, job offers in Taiwan and more socio-economic policy chat which smarter people than us have almost certainly spent years studying, which we've butchered in less than a minute. We also get into being sent out of class in school/college, giving money to beggars in India and travellers “begpacking” around SE Asia. There's also bits and pieces about Mongolia, tipping culture in America and shooting cows with bazookas in Cambodia (not us). There really is something for eveyone in this one. Get on it.
In this episode, Nik is joined by Peak Vortex Capital co-founder Shash Aryal to discuss the commercial real estate market. As a distressed CRE investor, Shash brings an on-the-ground knowledge of the latest economics in office buildings, multifamily residential, and data centers and presents an informative chart pack with the most important CRE numbers. He explains why equity for many projects has been wiped out, details the apartment bubble in the Sunbelt, cites AI compute and data center projects to explain why "power is gold," and breaks down why modest rate cuts do nothing to help property holders and builders. Subscribe and turn on notifications for TBL on YouTube. Subscribe to TBL's research letter: https://thebitcoinlayer.com/subscribe Follow TBL on X: https://twitter.com/TheBitcoinLayer Subscribe to The Bitcoin Layer on your favorite podcast platform. Use code TBLYT10 for 10% off all The Bitcoin Layer Merch at http://TheBitcoinLayer.com/merch Contribute to The Bitcoin Layer via Lightning Network: thebitcoinlayer@zbd.gg The Bitcoin Layer is a bitcoin and global macroeconomic research firm. The Bitcoin Layer and its guests do not provide investment advice. Block Height 850278 #TheBitcoinLayer Contribute to The Bitcoin Layer via Lightning Network: thebitcoinlayer@zbd.gg Nik Bhatia's Twitter: https://twitter.com/timevalueofbtc Research Associate Joe Consorti's Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoeConsorti Creative Director Matthew Ball's Twitter: https://twitter.com/matthewrball #TheBitcoinLayer #NikBhatia #JoeConsorti #CommercialRealEstate #CRE #OfficeBuildings #MultifamilyResidential #DataCenters #RealEstateInvestment #ApartmentBubble #SunbeltRealEstate #AICompute #DataCenterProjects #EconomicTrends #PowerIsGold #InterestRates #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateMarket #RealEstate #HousingMarket #TexasRealEstate #FloridaRealEstate #MarketTrends #HomePrices #RealEstateCrisis #MelodyWright #PropertyInvestment #HomeBuying #RealEstateUpdate #MarketAnalysis #HousingCrisis #RealEstateTrends #AirbnbInvestments #InterestRates #FreddieMac #NewConstruction #ResidentialRealEstate #Bloomberg #Analysis #Charts #Tradingview #InvestmentStrategy #MarketWatch #StockMarket #PassiveInvesting #IndexFunds #FinancialMarkets #MarketWatch #RiverBitcoin #FreeMarket #FreeMarkets #Markets #USTreasury #TreasuryBills #BalanceSheet #FED #Debt #Inflation #Statistic #Rates #Interest #Asset #Bitcoin #Dollar #Sats #BTC #Market #Currency #Crypto #Analysis #Investment #News #Finance #Education #Blockchain #Mining #BitcoinMining #macroSubscribe to The Bitcoin Layer on Soundwise
Episode 082 of the Near Future Laboratory Podcast with Julian Bleecker in conversation with Shashwatch Santosh. https://shashwathsantosh.com/ https://www.instagram.com/shash.wt/ https://www.instagram.com/kinkykashayam/ Please support this work and join the Near Future Laboratory Discord through Patreon: https://patreon.com/nearfuturelaboratory You can also support the work by buying something from the Near Future Laboratory Shop of Futures Artifacts: https://shop.nearfuturelaboratory.com In Episode 082, Shash and I dance around the world of design education from Shash's experiences at Parsons School of Design. He describes the challenging norms and his explorations around the boundaries of speculative design and Design Fiction. Shash reveals that he is a proponent of creative confusion, and shares his journey through design school, emphasizing the importance of breaking away from traditional labels and constraints. We get a candid discussion of the struggle to define his work, moving beyond conventional roles like industrial designer or object maker, and embracing the ambiguous realm of speculative design. Shashwatch's insights are insightful and profound, particularly useful for those in or considering design education. I was especially intrigued by his critique of how the term 'speculative design' can inadvertently create aesthetic stereotypes and limit the scope of design projects. He advocates for a design approach that transcends labels, allowing work to speak for itself without being confined by preconceived notions of discipline. This approach, he believes, fosters creativity and opens up a world of possibilities beyond the conventional boundaries of design. I somewhat echo Shashwatch's sentiments, and we wonder together and probe the practical aspects of translating expansive and imaginative thinking into viable career paths — where viable means an exchange of value (insight/imagination/creativity for $$$). Shashwatch responds with examples from his own life, discussing the challenges of job hunting and the importance of presenting work effectively to various audiences. He highlights the significance of maintaining technical rigor in projects, which helps in navigating the murky waters of creative industries. Shashwatch also shares his experience of struggling with familial expectations and the pressures of justifying his unconventional career path. He stresses the importance of finding a balance between creative freedom and economic viability, a dilemma faced by many in creative fields. His journey underscores the need for designers to possess not just creative skills but also the ability to articulate and market their ideas effectively in a commercial context. You can find Shash's thesis project 'The Public Library of Usables', a concept born from his exploration of object-oriented ontology. This project challenges traditional object functions, inviting a re-imagination of how objects are used and interact with each other, reflecting his deep engagement with speculative design principles. Hopefully this Episode provides a compelling narrative on the complexities of design education and practice, highlighting the importance of breaking conventions, embracing ambiguity, and balancing creative aspirations with practical realities. I'd say that Shash's journey and optimism is a testament to the transformative power of speculative design and the value of creative exploration in shaping a unique design identity.
In this episode of Stay Grounded, my guest is Amish Shah, a serial entrepreneur, and a passionate producer of a new documentary - The Natural Law - a powerful film that highlights the healing power of Ayurveda. After crashing and burning out as a serial entrepreneur, he became incredibly ill and battled serious health issues for over a decade. His failure within the conventional medical system led him to India in search for holistic ways of healing, which is where he stumbled into Ayurveda. Amish studied Ayurveda intensely, met with global experts, and began applying its teachings. He experienced a gentle yet profoundly transformative healing crisis. Finally his symptoms resolved and he felt better than ever - with many friends saying he looked like he was aging backwards.In this episode, Amish breaks down what Ayurveda is, how to get the most out of this ancient technology, and what could be possible for your health by incorporating a more holistic approach.Key topics discussed:• Amish Shah shares his story of how he discovered Ayurveda, the ancient science of life, and how it helped him heal from chronic health issues.• Amish explains the basics of Ayurveda, such as the three doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha), the five elements (Ether, Air, Fire, Water, and Earth), and the importance of balance and harmony in the body and mind.• Amish talks about his documentary film, The Natural Law, which showcases the benefits of Ayurveda for various conditions, such as cancer, thyroid, autism, ADHD, and more.• Amish reveals his morning ritual that helps him stay grounded and focused every day, which includes gratitude, tongue scraping, oil pulling, massage, exercise, meditation, and breath work.• Amish discusses the role of community in healing and how he created a platform called Liberate to connect people with holistic practitioners and modalities.Consider this podcast as “Ayurveda for Dummies.” When I began recording this episode, I knew nothing about Ayurveda and left feeling empowered to take my first steps. I hope this episode empowers you with the information you need to explore its potential in your own life. Resources and tools mentioned in this podcast:• The Surrender Experiment by Michael A. Singer• The Natural Law (Amish Shah's documentary)• Ayurveda• Panchakarma (Ayurvedic detox therapy)• Genetic testing• Epigenetic testingConnect with Amish:WebsiteConnect with Raj:WebsiteInstagramiTunesLegal Disclaimer: The information and opinions discussed in this podcast are for educational and entertainment purposes only. The host and guests are not medical or mental health professionals, and their advice should not be a substitute for seeking professional help. Any action taken based on the information presented is strictly at your own risk. The podcast host and their guests shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss, damage, or injury caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by information shared in this podcast. Consult your physician before making any changes to your health treatment or lifestyle. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to Week 14 of The Way of Kings! In this episode, we read chapters 47 through Interlude 8! This week, We learn about Shallan's hospital stay, Kaladin's training regimen, and how the Shash brand came to be. We appreciate you being here! We hope you love this episode!Reach out to us using this link!https://prattpodcast.comAnd click on all of these too!Follow on InstagramAlezeia on SpotifyWe love you, Peace!
This week on The Gettin Deep Podcast we had Shash Kapur an Indian-Australian comedian with previous fringe shows such as "From Mumbai With Love" and upcoming fringe shows "Quantum Of Masala" and "A Comedy Of Financial Errors". We spoke about how hatred was used as his motivation to start his comedy career, growing up with scarcity in India and what motivated him to shave his chest!! You can find Shash through these links Website: https://www.shashkapur.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVDmQ-fqjT3Tnxf1hA7DFcw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShashKapurcomedy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shashkapur/?hl=en Follow Gettin Deep Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gettin.deep.podcast/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCILn5gB4QOOU3uvSQLagLKA Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4tO3kGdlJKJ259kBt1dQWP Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gettin-deep-with-darky-kavanagh/id1476405556 Follow Darky Kavanagh on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Darky-Kavanagh/100094265333015/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/darkykavanagh/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCILn5gB4QOOU3uvSQLagLKA
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Episode 98. This week, Tommy and MJ talk about an incident that took place recently with a friend that left MJ pretty upset… They also discuss the downfall of Shash of Sunset, the RHONJ reunion, and answer listener questions. Thank you to our sponsor, Dipsea! Dipsea is offering an extended 30 day free trial when you go to DipseaStories.com/THEDIRT The Till the Dirt Patreon is LIVE! https://www.patreon.com/tillthedirt?utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan Do you want to be featured on the pod? DM us at @tillthedirtpodcast on Instagram for a chance to have your question answered by Tommy and MJ. Till the Dirt Merch is here! https://tillthedirtpodcast.com/merchandise/ Do you want a personalized video from MJ or Tommy? https://www.cameo.com/mercedesjavid https://www.cameo.com/tfeightnyc If you would like to donate, send books or pick books from Tommy's Amazon wish list visit https://feightclub.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join us for part 2 of Shash's Korean adventure as we simultaneously sink a pint and enjoy a nice steak. In this part we get stuck into Korean work culture, neighbours who cook in the nude and Josh's adventure into rural Korea to meet the ex-in-laws. There's also a harrowing Korean love motel experience and some anti-Man United chat (surprised it took this long). Get on it.
Shash is an old work colleague of Josh's and friend of both of ours. As an American from an Indian background, he has a unique perspective on travel and living abroad from a family point of view. He's never had a pizza from Pizza School though, as you will hear all about in this episode. Highly controversial.
DOWNLOAD LINK: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a2q7tZOBqnMn1k5cbRJYqlmlgYXLQlkd/view?usp=sharing It's 420, light up a big spliff. This week we have a mix that was curated by Ado Veli Podcast and mixed by DJ Kyd Tha Maze. The mix is themed Kenyan 420 songs to make you chill and relax Ado Veli Podcast Season 11 Episode 17, which is episode number 277. Get Ado Veli Podcast Merchandise here: https://adovelipodcast.hustlesasa.shop/ Tracklist Matata - Super Morio 0:00:00 Clay OG Stoner - Shash 0:02:40 Dez and Thayu Mwas - Wanati 0:04:38 Clay OG Stoner ft Tall Dwarfs - Let's Get High 0:07:10 Ajay and Sewersydaa Mkadinali - Good Morning Africa 0:09:26 Kare - Free The Herbs 0:12:33 Clay OG Stoner ft Makona and Carlos - Mangwai 0:14:00 Virusi Mbaya ft Wasted Gang - Shada 0:17:42 Muddah and 47people - Masaa Ya Ibada 0:19:54 CJ Cypher ft R3tro - Smoke 0:22:34 R.I.Z.E ft Steph - Niko Eazeh 0:24:11 EA Gvng ft JimmyBuffy - Ethiopian Zaza 0:27:20 D'Jungle ft Oksyde, Deniro Ule Wah and Flaco - Mbichwa 2 0:30:00 HR The Messenger ft Scar Mkadinali - Gwantana 0:33:14 Papi Link ft Carlos and Fa5a - Girls Love MaryJane 0:36:38 Deniro Ule Wah ft MJ Twice - Set 0:39:34 Just Imagine Africa - Bangi 2 Shash 0:41:22 Sir Bwoy ft Sewersydaa Mkadinali and Ajay - Doba Idumba 0:43:20 Maandy - Shash Na Lipgloss 0:48:00 Jiggy ft Kay Green - Green Planet 0:50:14 Collonizzo - Mambichwa 0:52:10 Clay OG Stoner - Seti 0:53:41 Sewersydaa Mkadinali ft Pepela - Wada 55:34 Sewersydaa Mkadinali - Seti/Burn It 0:58:20 Clinchy Royal ft Nuclear and Skrilla - Bag 1:00:00 Octopizzo ft Freeman - One More Time 1:01:32 Monski ft Lucidi Mizani - Hiyo Kitu 1:03:46 BMV Goox ft Skinny Gean - Rubani 1:05:48 The S3cr3t ft Tulia, Kidmorebaker and Groovy Jo - Wake And Bake 1:07:23 Octopizzo - Kilos On Kilos 1:08:49 Brian Simba ft Mr. Blue and Scar Mkadinali - Zaza Remix 1:10:38 Skillo ft Scar Mkadinali - 420247365 1:13:21 Wakadinali ft Abbas Doobeez and Khaligraph Jones - High Noon 1:16:12 Depo Dice ft Denzel Kong - Medication 1:19:34 Zzero Sufuri - Zimenishika 1:22:44 Brandy Maina - Maryjane 1:24:28 Just Imagine Africa - Bangi 1:25:58 34Gvng ft Mbogi Genje - Mangwariti 1:28:16 Mbogi Genje - Giz Giz 1:29:30 Niqqa Shawn ft Mr. Right - 420 1:30:48 Alma Ras - Sativa 1:33:00 Guga Kilavuka ft Kins and Yang Chimney - Ngwai Na Mamzinga 1:34:55 Chris Kaiga - Chain Chain 1:35:59 Lil Maina ft Ndovu Kuu - Kishash 1:37:00 Mbogi Genje ft VDJ Jones, Iano Ranking, Bussa J, Calif and Team Psycho - Zimepanda 1:39:09 Scar Mkadinali - King Size 1:40:14 Afrocentric - Ngwai 1:42:40 Listen to Ado Veli Podcast on; Apple Podcast, Spotify, Boomplay, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Mixcloud, TuneIn and Stitcher https://smarturl.it/adovelipodcast Tune in, listen and share your thoughts on social media with our official hashtag #AdoVeliPodcast. Follow us on; Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/penninah.wanjiru.902 https://www.facebook.com/ADOVELl/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/penninahwanjir1 https://twitter.com/AdoVeliRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/penninah_wanjiru/ https://www.instagram.com/adoveli/ Email: adoveli7@gmail.com
B. Cool-Aid (Pink Siifu & Ahwlee) - Cnt Go Back (Tell Me) (feat. Liv.e, Butcher Brown, Jimetta Rose, V.C.R & Maurice II) Larry June & The Alchemist - Ocean Sounds Estee Nack & V Don - Opening Statements Madlib, Meyhem Lauren & DJ Muggs - Szechuan Capital (feat. Action Bronson) 38 Spesh - Randolph & Mortimer (feat. Ransom) Hit-Boy - Slipping Into Darkness (feat. The Alchemist) Dabaaz & Matt Primeur - Plus de haine MAV & Cotola - Stay the Course (feat. Chung) Ace SL & Tru Comers - Eye to Eye Planet Giza - ELEVATOR (feat. Kojey Radical & Venna) VII - Parabellum (feat. Tragedy Khadafi) D-Track - Alchimie Kota the Friend & Statik Selektah - Go Brooklyn Curren$y & Jermaine Dupri - Screens Fallin Seinssucrer & GENERICTM - Hold mon soul Low Profile - Regrets KNLO - 51418 EMAN & GENERICTM - Ghost Town Seinssucrer & GENERICTM - Façon Véritable Seinssucrer & GENERICTM - Affaires Profondes Seinssucrer & GENERICTM - La Décision Seinssucrer & GENERICTM - Doute Raisonnable (feat. Mike Shabb) Napoleon Da Legend - Constat Froid (feat. Akhenaton & Alonzo) FOXTROTT, Shash'U, DO, the Outcast & Mico Drums - In The Leaves Luther & amne - virage
Nest. A day off Author: Abby Lee Tee, 2022 The sounds of privileged life in a small, cosy flat while a crisis after another exacerbating in the outside world. Very close encounters with gurgling stomachs, diligent small critters, dishwashers, washing machines, moka pots, tea kettles and a hailstorm on the other side of the windows. Sound piece commissioned by SEMI SILENT in the frame of SONIC FUTURE RESIDENCIES 2022. Abby Lee Tee is an austrian musician, sound designer & field recordist. His fascination for the divisions and crossovers between noise and music, as well as nature and culture, can be seen in his work with installations, sound-walks, sound design for theatre and audiovisual projects, as well as records on labels such as Shash, Czaszka, Never Anything, Vertical Music, Falt, Dinzu Artefacts and Accidental. Since 2020, he's researching beavers and their vocalizations, winning the “Sound of the Year” Awards in the category “Best Naturally Occuring Sound” as well as the “Boughton Fieldcraft” Award by the Wildlife Sound Recording Society. https://abbyleetee.com Recordings and composition by Abby Lee Tee for SEMI SILENT. Mix & Mastering by Christian Ghahremanian
Shash Kapur is heading east from Perth to deliver his family-friendly comedy show at this year's Fringe Festival Book now to avoid disappointment be part of the fun with a comedian who connects with his audience like they're part of the conversation, sharing his stories of learning the Australian way while fending off calls for cash from his teenage dad.
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.10.05.510988v1?rss=1 Authors: de Boer, A. A. A., Kia, S. M., Rutherford, S., Zabihi, M., Fraza, C., Barkema, P., Westlye, L. T., Andreassen, O., Hinne, M., Beckmann, C. F., Marquand, A. F. Abstract: Normative modelling is an emerging technique for parsing heterogeneity in clinical cohorts. This can be implemented in practice using hierarchical Bayesian regression, which provides an elegant probabilistic solution to handle site variation in a federated learning framework. However, applications of this method to date have employed a Gaussian assumption, which may be restrictive in some applications. We have extended the hierarchical Bayesian regression framework to flexibly model non-Gaussian data with heteroskdastic skewness and kurtosis. To this end, we employ a flexible distribution from the sinh-arcsinh (SHASH) family, and introduce a novel reparameterisation that is more suitable for Markov chain Monte Carlo sampling than existing variants. Using a large neuroimaging dataset collected at 82 different sites, we show that the results achieved with this extension are better than a warped Bayesian linear regression baseline model on most datasets. We also demonstrate that the attained flexibility is essential for accurately modelling highly nonlinear relationships between aging and imaging derived phenotypes, which shows that the extension is important for pushing the field of normative modelling forward. All methods described here are available in the open-source pcntoolkit. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer
DJ Shash'U on the Virtual Sessions presented by The DJ Sessions 1pm PST 9/29/22 About DJ Shash'U - Afrofuturist B-Boy, remix alchemist, legit funk phenomenon… Montreal's Shash'U is truly one of a kind. He's been burning down stages from Boiler Room at SXSW to underground street dance competition “Juste Debout” with a mix of wild style remixes and audacious originals that sound at once alien and familiar, turning even the poppiest of radio hits into breakbeat battle weapons. This approach has won Shash'U a rabid following. Originally from Montreal – son of Haitian parents – Richard St- Aubin, best known as Shash'U, first saw the light of day in 1983. He was only 9 when he began to play the drums and then turned to electronic music composition in his late adolescence. He would soon thereafter develop a unique signature sound thanks to his mixture of avant-garde hip-hop, funk, r&b and electro acoustics. At the age of twenty and after a few years of practicing various forms of street dance, Shash'U adopted the turntables to become the DJ that we know today. He has since forged a solid reputation in the planet-wide realm of street dance. His musical career began to take shape through his performances as DJ-beat producer for his fellow street dancers, for whom he composes and plays his instrumentals in international competitions. This introduction to the DJ art is what allowed him to make the leap into the world of nightclubs. As of the year 2005, Shash'U – who already possessed a solid DJ reputation – starts building his amazing track record as a composer and songwriter, collaborating with some of the biggest names in hip-hop and electro beat both in Quebec and abroad. A-Trak (CA/USA), Lunice (CA), Kaytranada (CA), Chromeo (CA/USA), James DiSalvio (Bran Van 3000), Youssoupha (FR), Kutmah (UK), Gage (Fr), Gilles Peterson (UK), are some of the artists with whom he teams up. Now, with a musical career spanning ten years and having traveled throughout the world with his music, Shash'U has become one of the great ones in the international beat world setting the stage for his signing with the New York label Fool's Gold Records. Shash'U has been invited to prestigious events and festivals such as: SXSW (Boiler Room, Fool's Gold Showcase, Mad Decent x Fool's Gold Super Party), Be Street Weekend (Paris), Low End Theory (LA), Fool'S Gold Day Off (NYC), Francofolies de Montréal, Igloofest, etc. His online presence is also growing by the minute (34 000 followers on Soundcloud and almost 10 million plays, 34 000 fans on Facebook, millions of views on Youtube) and the demand for international touring is increasing proportionally. His numerous free remixes and EPs offered online and the millions of plays he has received on Soundcloud and Youtube have allowed him to build a fan base in the four corners of the world. His style, which he calls PWRFNK (Power Funk), is unmistakably identified by the character of his drums and by the omnipresence of his bass. PWRFNK revolves through synthesizers from the 80's, melodic bass lines and funk, which our Montrealer revisits with a contemporary approach to vintage-hip- hop/street beat with an urban flavour. Montreal beat king Shash'U kicked off 2015 with his debut Fool's Gold EP Thru Da Night, launching his inventive, muscular take on dance music worldwide, and racking up props from underground peers like Kaytranada, gatekeepers at MTV and BBC Radio, and sweaty fans around the globe in the process. Most producers would be content to repeat a successful formula on their follow-up release, but on the new PWRFNK EP, Shash'U blows up his own playbook entirely, blazing forward with a wildly self-assured sound that slaps futuristic, heavy bass over ‘80s-inspired electro grooves, a musical genre soon to be recognized worldwide as PWRFNK. About The DJ Sessions - “The DJ Sessions” is a Twitch/Mixcloud "Featured Partner” live streaming/podcast series featuring electronic music DJ's/Producers via live mixes/interviews and streamed/distributed to a global audience. TheDJSessions.com The series constantly places in the “Top Ten” on Twitch Music and the “Top Five” in the “Electronic Music", “DJ", "Dance Music" categories. TDJS is rated in the Top 0.11% of live streaming shows on Twitch out of millions of live streamers. It has also been recognized by Apple twice as a "New and Noteworthy” podcast and featured three times in the Apple Music Store video podcast section. UStream and Livestream have also listed the series as a "Featured" stream on their platforms since its inception. The series is also streamed live to multiple other platforms and hosted on several podcast sites. It has a combined live streaming/podcast audience is over 125,000 viewers per week. With over 2,300 episodes produced over the last 12 years "The DJ Sessions" has featured international artists such as: BT, Youngr, Sevenn, Boris, MJ Cole, Lady Waks, Arty/Alpha 9, Miri Ben-Ari, DJ Ruby, DJ Colette, Nima Gorji, Kaspar Tasane, Andy Caldwell, Party Shirt, Plastik Funk, Michael Anthony, Kidd Mike, Inkfish, DJ Tiger, They Kiss, Downupright, Harry "the Bigdog" Jamison, ENDO, John Tejada, Hoss, Bee Bee, Cozmic Cat, Superstar DJ Keoki, Crystal Waters, Swedish Egil, Martin Eyerer, Dezarate, Maddy O'Neal, Sonic Union, Lea Luna, Belle Humble, Marc Marzenit, AthenaLuv, Maximillian, Inkfish, Kidd Mike, Michael Anthony, They Kiss, Downupright, Harry “the Bigdog” Jamison, DJ Tiger, DJ Aleksandra, 22Bullets, Carlo Astuti, Mr Jammer, Kevin Krissen, Amir Sharara, Coke Beats, Danny Darko, DJ Platurn, Tyler Stone, Chris Coco, Purple Fly, Dan Marciano, Johan Blende, Amber Long, Robot Koch, Saeed Younan, Robert Babicz, KHAG3, Elohim, Hausman, Jaxx & Vega, Yves V, Ayokay, Leandro Da Silva, The Space Brothers, Jarod Glawe, Jens Lissat, Lotus, Beard-o-Bees, Luke the Knife, Alex Bau, Arroyo Low, Camo & Crooked, ANG, Amon Tobin, Voicians, Florian Kruse, Dave Summit, Bingo Players, Coke Beats, MiMOSA, Drasen, Yves LaRock, Ray Okpara, Lindsey Stirling, Mako, Distinct, Still Life, Saint Kidyaki, Brothers, Heiko Laux, Retroid, Piem, Tocadisco, Nakadia, Protoculture, Sebastian Bronk, Toronto is Broken, Teddy Cream, Mizeyesis, Simon Patterson, Morgan Page, Jes, Cut Chemist, The Him, Judge Jules, DubFX, Thievery Corporation, SNBRN, Bjorn Akesson, Alchimyst, Sander Van Dorn, Rudosa, Hollaphonic, DJs From Mars, GAWP, Somna, David Morales, Roxanne, JB & Scooba, Spektral, Kissy Sell Out, Massimo Vivona, Moullinex, Futuristic Polar Bears, ManyFew, Joe Stone, Reboot, Truncate, Scotty Boy, Doctor Nieman, Jody Wisternoff, Thousand Fingers, Benny Bennasi, Dance Loud, Christopher Lawrence, Oliver Twizt, Ricardo Torres, Patricia Baloge, Alex Harrington, 4 Strings, Sunshine Jones, Elite Force, Revolvr, Kenneth Thomas, Paul Oakenfold, George Acosta, Reid Speed, TyDi, Donald Glaude, Jimbo, Ricardo Torres, Hotel Garuda, Bryn Liedl, Rodg, Kems, Mr. Sam, Steve Aoki, Funtcase, Dirtyloud, Marco Bailey, Dirtmonkey, The Crystal Method, Beltek, Darin Epsilon, Kyau & Albert, Kutski, Vaski, Moguai, Blackliquid, Sunny Lax, Matt Darey, and many more. In addition to featuring international artists TDJS focuses on local talent based on the US West Coast. Hundreds of local DJ's have been featured on the show along with top industry professionals. We have recently launched v3.1 our website that now features our current live streams/past episodes in a much more user-friendly mobile/social environment. In addition to the new site, there is a mobile app (Apple/Android) and VR Nightclubs (Oculus). About The DJ Sessions Event Services - TDJSES is a WA State Non-profit charitable organization that's main purpose is to provide music, art, fashion, dance, and entertainment to local and regional communities via events and video production programming distributed via live and archival viewing. For all press inquiries regarding “The DJ Sessions”, or to schedule an interview with Darran Bruce, please contact us at info@thedjsessions.
Operational downtime costs thousands of dollars and creates unnecessary headaches. To reduce downtime stress and expand asset control, we're diving into the benefits of SOTI's new Xsight Platform – the MDM solution set to maximize asset visibility and empower remote troubleshooting with real-time support. Learn how to transform operations with SOTI & Heartland, and stay ahead of complex integration and supply chain challenges.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Shash Anand is SOTI's Vice President of Product Strategy and has built strategicalliances and support systems. Equipped with an academic foundation of an MBA in Computer Engineering and years of professional experience, Shash has cultivated a reputation for being a passionate, supportive leader, eager to tackle business problems and dive into the smallest details. Todd Greenwald is our OpTech Insights host and Heartland's dedicated automation specialist with over 25 years of experience. As Heartland's President, Todd has always been passionate about empowering solutions with adaptable technologies, redefining innovation with fervent eagerness, and improving communities with quality service and expertise. Want to learn more about Heartland and SOTI's partnership? Reach out to our teams at https://heartland-usa.com/contact-us/
YouTube ads can ignite your brand's growth and introduce you to a steady stream of new prospects. These ads provide superior targeting capabilities and provide numerous data points to dissect. They can look complicated to beginners which is why we're talking about YouTube ads in the latest Breakthrough Success episode. About Our GuestShash Singh runs an Linx Digital, an agency that has generated their clients over 8 figures in revenue. Shash has worked with clients like Prodigy Game, Kinobody, Amazing Selling Machine and more. With multi-7 figures under ad spend management, Shash's agency is one of the leading YouTube ad agencies in the game. Key Links from the Episodehttps://linxyt.com/breakthrough (Free YouTube Ads Targeting Guide) https://www.youtube.com/c/ShashSinghLinxDigitalUniversity (Subscribe to Shashwat's channel) Want a business freelance writer to assist with your content creation? Send me an email marcguberti@gmail.com.
In this GYDA Talks, Robert talks to Shashwat Singh. Shash has over six years of experience in the digital marketing space, he is the CEO and head strategist for Linx Digital, and has extensive experience with both Facebook and YouTube ads. He has a passion for scaling businesses through paid traffic and helping clients achieve massive growth. Robert and Shash discuss:Why do people resist YouTube Ads?The attribution issueThe marketing and sales issueHow to introduce YouTube ads to your agency portfolioTop questions:1) what works?2) how to optimise?3) how to do the creative? This is a bite-size version of the hour-long video. To watch the rest head on over to GYDA Member Hub!
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We were blessed to be able to Bridge the Gap with Shash'U and learn about his story. Holden Stephan Roy is here with the interview for y'all. Make sure to let us know what you think in the comments. 00:00 Intro 06:06 Dubbing the music you like 13:35 Drawing and DJ'ing 18:47 Beat battles on soundclick 24:14 Music over school 30:37 Becoming Shash'U 38:28 What a label brings to the table 44:56 Networking is how you put yourself out there 48:05 Getting a residence in 2011 54:25 Quebec is weird about Hip Hop 58:16 Drill is similar to Ra-Ra music 01:09:54 Creating a social hub 01:18:37 Shash'U wants to know more about VR 01:26:17 Get a Quest 2 01:34:17 Creating a literal MasterClass 01:39:20 Wants to create timeless experiences 01:46:36 Travis Scott is not to blame 01:52:13 The suppression of Hip Hop 01:56:20 The internet grind 02:00:37 Montreal is a vibe 02:05:28 Outro Follow Shash'U on Socials: www.twitter.com/iamshashu www.instagram.com/iamshashu https://www.facebook.com/iamshashu Check out and support Shash'U's music: https://linktr.ee/iamshashu Cop some Montreal's Finest Merch: https://www.instagram.com/montrealsfinest1985/ Follow us on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/behindthatsuit Support Us On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BehindThatSuit Holden Stephan Roy Music (Follow on Spotify Please): https://open.spotify.com/artist/2ZtYJhikrhYuf0xhL4wqTn?si=JVEtxjpXTsiMBjR_Lg0Fjg https://hsr514.bandcamp.com/ Join the Behind That Suit Discord Server: https://discord.gg/nzn6xqu Comment below and feel free to keep in touch: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4MWVSp0UU1HSa0FH8nKu4E?si=e47IEX9mSiOY088HQNEtWA Podbeam: https://behindthatsuit.podbean.com/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/behindthatsuit/ Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/behind-that-suit-reviews/id1484023130 @BehindThatSuit HSR: FB: https://www.facebook.com/HSR514/ Twitter/IG: @HSR514 Musical Endeavours: https://youtube.com/hsrisnothiphop https://youtube.com/hsr514
Shash Gupta the CEO of AltcoinBuzz tells us how to spot trends and the next 100x altcoin. He provides analysis on all top blockchains including, ethereum, solana and polkadot. We also delve into NFTs and the metaverse! https://twitter.com/shashxxx Sponsored by @blockfi get up $250 when you join: blockfi.com/layah
It is no secret that ads are not a one size fits all structure, but with YouTube, you can follow a core foundation and build upon it with your own unique spin of uniqueness and creativity. That's why episode 106 of The Digital Agency Growth Podcast is about effective video marketing and YouTube ads! Watch our new recorded video training: Relationship-Driven New Business At-ScaleIn this episode of The Digital Agency Growth Podcast, my guest Shash Singh shares the importance of using YouTube ads to increase your visibility and actionable steps you can take right now to create a unique and engaging ad that will perform well on YouTube. Shash Singh has been in the online marketing space for 8 years and runs a 7-figure YouTube ads agency where he has been running YouTube ads at scale for the last 5 years. He has worked with clients and industry leaders in several niches in the digital space and continues to do so while also coaching clients to learn YouTube ads themselves.In this episode, Shash and I discuss the following:What the process of a YouTube ad management service looks like.Successfully growing your business by growing your team with specialized skills. Streamlining your business by niching down and focusing on 1-2 services in 1-2 industries. The pros that outweigh the cons of being a remote business owner in an increasingly virtual world. Statistically, what ads perform best on YouTube, and how you can use Shash's core structure to work for you. How both the structure and call to action of YouTube ads differ than other platforms such as FacebookIncorporating the “do with you” business framework in conjunction with the “do it for you” framework.Although YouTube ads take more time, effort, and tweaking upfront, the payoff is well worth the wait. Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to follow, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!CONNECT WITH SASH SINGH:YouTubeWebsiteFacebookCONNECT WITH DAN ENGLANDER:LinkedInSales Schema
In this episode I host an expert Shash Singh, the owner of Linx Digital Agency which focuses on video ads for YouTube Ads, scaled to over 100k a month and provide consultancy for others. Shash will share his fascinating story about how did he come up to the idea of starting Linx Digital Agency, his experiences and journey on the way to the top, the performance of the agency and the effectiveness of ads on youtube and who they are for. Does YouTube ads are outdated or they still work? How do they evolve? How to do them ? Are they better than Facebook Ads and how? See what Shash Singh has to say about it !
This week on Bounce Back show, host Yvonne Fletcher is joined in the studio by some of Perth's newest Stand Up Comedians Daniel Neilsen, Shash and John Wing 2021 WA Class Clowns finalist.In this episode we talk about dealing with change, hecklers and the europhic feeling of doing stand up comedy.We explore what it was like to grow up in diverse cultures or growing up here in Perth Western Australia.#comedy #perthradiostation #standupcomedy #perthlife #comedian #australiancomedy #australianpodcast #australia #digitalradio #perthlife
In this podcast series we would like to give you that sense or feeling of having previously experienced something that really has been encountered before with MuNcast DJ's. Here we go! DejaVu with Jason Wills! Enjoy! Follow & Support: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/djjasonwills Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jasonwills Twitter: https://twitter.com/JasonWi01435232 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dj.jason.wills/ First Jason Wills podcast for MUSICUNEED: https://soundcloud.com/musicuneednetwork/059-jason-wills Tracklist: 1: Manuel Ro - Aliseum 2: Main Leaf - Soul Path 3: Michael A - Ciklus One (Ezequial Arias Private Mix) 4: Seventh Sea, Shash & Chaz - Clairvoyance (Original Mix) 5: Mark Hoffen - Hic Nunc (Ivory Rain Dance Edit) 6: Rafael Cerato - Sermon On The Mount ft Jonatan Backelie 7: Strinner - Ataraxy 8: Kommodo - Black Sun 9: Paul Thomas - Allegro 10: Madloch - Closure (Gabriel Nery Remix) 11: Unstable Son feat Lily Und Wolf - Dystopia (Martin Roth Remix)
Guest Name: Shash Anand, Vice-President of Product Strategy at SOTI. Language: English, Publication date: Aug, 27. 2021 As Vice-President of Product Strategy at SOTI, Shash Anand oversees the company's evolution from a single product centered around Mobile Device Management to an integrated platform that solves many of the challenges around enterprise mobility and IoT management. Shash holds a degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Toronto, and an MBA from the Rotman School of Management. After working for IBM as a Technical Support Engineer and Business Operations Manager, Shash joined SOTI to lead the company's global expansion. Throughout his tenure with the company, Shash has worked across both technical and operational teams, overseeing key departments within the business. With diverse experience across the organization, including: Professional Services & Support, Product Management, Product Marketing, Business Development & Sales, and Strategic Alliances, Shash has extensive expertise building global teams from start-up to scale-up success. Shash also sits on the Board of Directors as the Vice Chair of MCIS Language Solutions, a non-profit organization whose mission is to remove language barriers and improve access to critical information and services through high-quality language solutions. ——— Some of the highlights of questions from the podcast including: SOTI just recently launched the report “Mobilizing the delivery workforce: state of mobility in T&L 2021”; what is the report telling us about? What are some key findings of the report that are relevant to what happens in the T & L industry? What are your thoughts on the technology development that helps retail and T&L organizations integrate with each other? What advice can you offer to the decision makers in this sector of T&L on how they understand the trends and then drive the organization to adapt to the major disruption of covid19 Some other key takeaways. Download the report of “Mobilizing the delivery workforce: state of mobility in T&L 2021” by SOTI - here Connect with Shash on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shashanand/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bicarasupplychain/message
Literary translators Shash Trevett and Geetha Sukumaran talk about their collaboration on the work of Tamil poet Nillanthan and Shash's involvement with our Visible Communities translator in residence programme. Geetha Sukumaran is a poet and a bilingual translator. She has published two books in Tamil: Tharkolaikku parakkum panithuli (a Tamil translation of Sylvia Plath's poems, 2013), and her own poems, Otrai pakadaiyil enchum nampikkai in 2014. Her English translation of Ahilan's poetry, Then There Were No Witnesses, was published by Mawenzi House, Toronto (2018). She is the recipient of the SPARROW R Thyagarajan award for her poetry in Tamil. She is a doctoral student in the Humanities at York University, Toronto. Shash Trevett is a poet and a translator of Tamil poetry into English. She is a winner of a Northern Writers' Award and her pamphlet From a Borrowed Land is published by Smith|Doorstop (2021). She is currently co-editing (with Vidyan Ravinthiran and Seni Seneviratne) an anthology of Tamil, English and Sinhala poetry from Sri Lanka and its diaspora communities. She is a 2021 Ledbury Critic and a Board Member of Modern Poetry in Translation. Workshop details: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/whats-on/workshop-nillanthan/ Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/3G39dRW Hosted by Simon Jones and Steph McKenna. Music by Bennet Maples.
Join Icertis for Contracts Over Coffee - a podcast series focused on all things contracting. Our Senior Director of Partner Marketing, Anne Baker, sits down with technology leaders from across our partner ecosystem to talk about trends in the CLM space and where the industry is headed. In this special edition, we welcome Microsoft's Peter Martin, Shash Mody and Amanda Klein.
I talked to Shash Singh, CEO of Linx Digital Agency, a digital marketing company that helps eCommerce and info product businesses scale to 8 figures with YouTube advertising. He mentioned that the most common misconception is that YouTube advertising is only for coaches and info ads since the platform requires so much creativity for product videos to sell. However this is not the case, some eCommerce businesses have seen excellent results. Shash added that the site could work for direct response e-commerce to strengthen branding, increase sales in profitable acquisition cost, and boost credibility, which helps dominate the industry.
Who is YouTube Advertising right for, and how to top brands get big results from it? This week on The Inbound Success Podcast, Linx Digital founder Shash Singh breaks down his approach to YouTube advertising. Shash and the team at Linx are YouTube ad specialists. It's all they do, and as a result of that specialization, they've been able to get great results for a wide variety of brands across a range of industries. In this episode, Shash explains how YouTube advertising works and shares the ad formats that he believes deliver the biggest bang for your marketing buck. He also digs into details around how to film your ad, how long it should be, and how to set up audience targeting. Check out the full episode to get the details. (Transcript has been edited for clarity.) Resources from this episode: Check out the Linx Digital website Check out Shash's YouTube channel Transcript Kathleen (00:00): Welcome back to the inbound success podcast. I'm your host, Kathleen Booth and this week, my guest is Shash Singh who is the CEO of Linx digital. Welcome to the podcast, Shash. Shash (00:32): Yeah. Thanks for having me on here. I'm really excited. Kathleen (00:35): Yeah, there should be a fun conversation because we are going to be talking about YouTube advertising, which is something that I have touched on a little bit in former interviews, but we really haven't dug into to any level of depth. And I do feel like there's so much potential there, but also so much potential to screw it up if you don't know what you're doing. And so I'm really excited to pick your brain, but before we do that, can you just tell my listeners a little bit about yourself and Linx digital and how you came to be doing what you're doing? Shash (01:06): Yeah, so basically I got started with YouTube ads five or six years ago. But one of my friends, he runs the fitness program and like a fitness coaching business and his his business called you know, body. And he basically wanted me to run YouTube ads. And at that point I'd never run paid ads ever in my life before. So it was an interesting experience, but within two weeks we were profitable and I think within three weeks, we're scaling to $5,000 a day ad spend. So it was pretty impressive in terms of how powerful this platform was. And after that, I kind of fell in love with YouTube advertising, did it for a bunch more clients started an agency about it. And now we do trainings about it. So basically just kind of really enjoyed going in deep into this platform. Kathleen (01:49): And so does Linx digital really only do YouTube advertising or does it do other things as well? Shash (01:56): Well we occasionally do some Facebook advertising or some little search advertising, but our core focus is YouTube ads. So that's what people come to us for. Kathleen (02:04): I love that. I love that you've been brave enough to sort of plant your flag in the sand and say, this is what we're going to do, and we're going to specialize it in it. And we're not afraid to, you know, go really niche. I think that's, you know, these days with digital marketing things change so quickly and the only way to really develop deep expertise is to focus. So that's awesome. All right, so, so let's get into this topic of YouTube advertising. I guess I would start with who is YouTube advertising, right? For, because I have to imagine there, there are certain types of businesses or certain audiences you may be able to be trying to reach that are a better fit for it than others. Shash (02:44): Yeah. Honestly, at this point, I'd say you do, that's going to work for a lot of different types of businesses. Even you know, B2B, B2C e-commerce courses, anything really lead generation for local. The main thing you have to keep in mind is can you make the numbers work? Right? So for example, if you're selling an e-commerce product, you want to sell something that's a little bit higher price, because if you're selling something that's $20, it's most likely not going to work in a way that's profitable for you. On the other hand, if you're selling an $80 e-commerce product, I usually have a much higher acceptable cost per acquisition, and that kind of makes those numbers work. So that's the key thing there in terms of audiences at this point, pretty much everybody's on YouTube. I believe one of the fastest growing segments on YouTube is actually older demographics, right? Shash (03:33): So I don't think it's an issue of like, oh, is this person on YouTube? Even if you're in B2B, right? You can actually use some of these advanced audiences that Google has. For example, they have custom audiences where you can plug in a competitor's URL and basically Google will go and try and find people that are similar to that. People who visit that website. So we've even for many B2B companies basically it can work quite well. And we've worked with some SAS companies as well that have done really well with YouTube ads. So really can work for a lot of different businesses. Ultimately just want to make sure that, you know, you have a solid funnel and a backend and the numbers work out for you. Kathleen (04:12): So, so it sounds like almost any type of business could use it. And then you said something which resonated with me, which is just like, you know, everybody's using YouTube, right. I certainly everyone from my 14 year old son who is on it basically all day long to myself, like I watch things on there as well. So I think it's safe to say that we're all familiar with YouTube as users, but advertising is a very different side of YouTube. So could you just talk a little bit about about that? Like how is YouTube advertising set up? What are the different types of ads we'll start there and then we'll see where that takes us. Shash (04:55): So you do have a bunch of different ad formats. The one like we like to focus in on are the in-stream ads. So the in-stream ads are basically the ads that show up before you're about to watch a video. So let's say you click on a video and before, you know, you have another ad show up, it's like the five seconds to skip. Basically you have five seconds and then you can skip afterwards and yeah, that's the main format, right? And that's basically the format that gets the best results for us. Now, there are other ad formats, for example, this responsive which kind of shows up in a bunch of different places, but typically most of our budget is spent on those entry mats. And then there's a lot of other formats as well. Right? So we have the basically for the in-stream ads, what we do is we use TrueView for action, which is really focused on getting conversions, but there's also ads like bumper ads and for six second in-stream ads that basically you can't skip, there's non-skippable 15 and 30 second ads as well. So there's different ad formats, depending on what you're trying to do. If you're doing direct response TrueView for action, in-stream ads are what you want to do. Kathleen (05:57): True view for action. Okay. I have a lot of questions. All right. The first one is why do you focus on in-stream? What is it about in-stream that, that you feel is so valuable? Shash (06:11): Well, I mean, it gets results now that are just like discovery ads, which are kind of like, you know, you'll, you'll click on it. It shows up in the search results, you click on it and it will take you to a video. However, in-stream just works really, really well. Right? Like it's pretty much in every account. It's like the majority of our budget because it just performs so well. You're basically able to just go in and grab people's attention and be able to compel them to take action. And YouTube has put a lot of, Google and YouTube have put a lot of resources into making that whole in-stream ad format work really well. Kathleen (06:41): Okay. So, so you mentioned Google, Google, and YouTube, the relationship there, you know, people who are listening, I'm sure have done lots of advertising on different platforms like LinkedIn or Facebook. Many of them have probably done Google pay-per-click, what's different about the YouTube advertising kind of interface and management. Shash (07:03): So basically the YouTube so like obviously Google owns YouTube and because of that, you're using Google ads as a platform. So if you're running search campaigns, display campaigns, you do campaigns, essentially doing it from the same account, same place. So that makes things a lot easier. And one of the benefits of Google owning YouTube is you get to use Google's massive source of data, which is the world's biggest search engine is Google. And the world's second biggest search engine is YouTube. So the massive scale is something that really is cool with YouTube ads especially because you can go and leverage the data from Google in the sense of somebody can search something on google.com and, you know, they could search for example, the best enterprise software for small electricians, right? And you could target that search term on YouTube. So you could show that person an ad on YouTube. So that's really powerful because a lot of times these search terms on google.com are extremely expensive, extremely cost per click is very high, but then if you reach target, basically if you're able to target them with a video ad, you're going to be able to get significantly cheaper click costs. So these custom intent audiences basically are incredibly, incredibly powerful. And one of the key reasons why I love YouTube ads so much. Kathleen (08:17): So, so you use the Google ads interface and there, it sounds like there are a lot of different ways that you can set up targeting. You mentioned targeting for keyword search intent. Can you, you know, I'm familiar with a lot of the other ways that Google allows targeting. Can you use those same targeting approaches such as custom audience match lists lookalikes you know, what are the options there? Shash (08:49): So, so as I mentioned, custom intent, which is basically a type of custom audience where you target people based on what they search on Google. There's custom affinity, which is a custom audience based on a URL or even an app that you can put in. So you could literally put in your competitor's URL and Google will try to find people that are similar to that. So, and the reason they can do that is because they have all this data from Google analytics from basically you know, obviously search engine, et cetera, where they have massive troves of data to make these assumptions and help you with these audiences. And these audiences often are favorites and on other audience types include keywords. So basically based on the metadata of YouTube videos, so the title, the description, and so on, where you're able to target videos that are about a certain topic. Shash (09:39): You also have placements where you can specify the target channels are videos. So if you have a competitor and they have a YouTube channel, you can show your ad in front of them, which is really, really powerful. If you're basically trying to get your competitor's audience base right into your funnel. And then there's in-market audiences, which is Google's basically audiences of people that are interested in buying something. So there are in market audiences for let's say, automobiles or home and garden for beauty, there's like all kinds of categories, right? So you could dig in and this, I believe there's even like hair, hair extensions for hair lashes. Yeah. So you literally have so many audience types. There's topics, which are videos about certain topics, like broad topics there's affinity, which is basically based on interests. So it's like, oh, these people are interested in X, Y Zed. And then there's also similar audiences, which is kind of Google's version of lookalike audiences. So there are a lot of different options. And a lot of times in certain pumps, some work really well, some work don't work well, but because of you have this vast number of options, there's definitely a lot of different things you can do with that. Kathleen (10:50): Wow. So you mentioned earlier cost, how does the cost per click compare on YouTube to maybe other forms of Google ads, LinkedIn, Facebook, et cetera. Shash (11:05): So the cost per click, for example, as compared to Google search, it'll be significantly lower. As compared to let's say display, it's going to be more expensive because it displays usually far less qualified clicks. And as compared to Facebook, it can really depend on niche. Some niches, it can be a little bit lower, some niches, it can be higher but the traffic is very, very qualified. Typically find that YouTube graphic and works well. And usually they're, long-term buyers that people who are usually very interested, especially if you're targeting them with a targeting option that, you know, they're basically, let's say they're watching a video about that top. Right. That's a really good lead. Kathleen (11:42): Yeah. Interesting. So, I mean, it sounds like it makes sense to consider for almost any business. I think the thing that might seem intimidating to people is like, it's video. Right? I got to, I got to create a video, correct. Like if you're doing an industry mad, you're creating video for your advertising. Right. Shash (12:01): Absolutely. That's, that's something that scares a lot of people. They, but it's actually not that hard. So for example, if if you're running an ad for, let's say a software company, right. It's not that hard. You could literally take kind of a, you know, basically a selfie video as like a selfie iPhone camera, and then pair that with a lapel mic and be able to shoot simple ads. There are a lot of people who run softwares that have been able to do that. Now, obviously you can go the whole production route, but basically what Grammarly or monday.com have done, but you can just start simple with a selfie video ad. So the key thing to understand is you've got to start somewhere and that video in general is a huge competitive advantage today, if you're not using video, it's basically one of the formats of communication. That's just the most effective and consumers love video, right? There's been so many studies on it, landing pages with video, typically perform better product pages with video, perform better. People kind of want to see and watch basically video of what they're about to buy because you get so much more information than images and touch. So it's absolutely something that's you, you, you should dive into. And basically any business that has a core competency competency than video, typically their marketing efforts just do so much better. Kathleen (13:18): So you talked about using your cell phone camera and a lapel mic to create video, but I have to admit I'm skeptical because I feel like, yes, it's easy to do those kinds of videos, but I also have to believe that there are certain things that you need to do to create a video that's really going to drive conversions because it's not about just like getting your video out there. It's obviously about, you know, inspiring action. So can you maybe like break down what you found in your experience makes for a high converting video? Shash (14:54): Absolutely. So you need to follow a structure and you need to basically be able to hit those persuasion triggers. The first piece of that puzzle is the hook, right? Like you've got to grab their attention basically the way you want to think about it, as you need to like basically grabbed them by the throat would be like pay attention. So the way we do that is real often say a controversial statement are we'll call up, call out our iden audio. Our we'll call out our ideal audience with their major pain point. Right? So we'll say something like, Hey, are you let's, let's go with a local electrician example. Right. I don't know why I came up with that idea, but let's say, are you a local, are you an electrician? That's just tired of of your expensive software bills for a program that you don't even know how to use. Shash (15:43): Right. and then basically that steep and you've grabbed their attention. And it's also something that kind of calls them out and they're like, oh yeah, this, this ad is for me. Maybe he has a, there might be a solution to this pain point I'm having write down. Right? So the key to any YouTube ad is really knowing your customer's pain point and being able to really grab their attention with that pinpoint. Right? So they're, you know, motivated to keep watching. And after that, what you'll want to do is you will want to start building some authority and credibility. You'll want to show them how your product works and why they should even consider basically checking out whatever you're giving them. And you'll want to make sure that it's very strong call to actions. So to give you to continue on with the treadmills as electrician. Shash (16:29): So let's say, Hey, are you in a local electrician? That's just tired of overly expensive software that you don't know how to use and that's buggy. And it's basically, it's not helping your business in any way. So that's, and then the second part of that I imagine would be something like, so I used to be a local electrician had that, that was a huge pain point for me until I decided to build my own software specifically for us, because, you know, I'm an electrician as well. And so I decided to build this software called whatever. And we basically used we talked to thousands of electricians to figure out how to build a best solution. That's, you know, doesn't have let's say this common issue that they have typically that their software or this issue, and then actually show them the product and perhaps show them that. Shash (17:24): Yep. Imagine if you could just let's say call up all or imagine if you could send out a quote and just one easy click, right. And imagine if you could let's say be able to get your subcontractors to bill you in one easy system. Right? So now you're actually showing them what that is about. So from there, you'll go into call to action and tell them, Hey, if you want a free trial click, the link or below, or if it's like, for example, what we do a lot is send them to some sort of case study. So one angle you could go with this is if you want to see a free case study on how we use this tool to double the revenue of our business in less than a year and all the tactics and strategies we use, then that's a big to do it. Shash (18:07): So a lot of this, you know, as you brainstorm it, you come up with it, but you kind of have that base structure, which is cook. You want to call your audience out. You want to show them the products and its benefits. You want to build some party and building, right? Like why is a, you know, for e-commerce products, right? Often I've seen some of them use research or other others have used, you know, personal experience, right? Like I've actually done this or I've, I've been in your position. So that's one way of building a party and credibility. Another way is, Hey, I've helped over 5,000 people with this problem. And then from there, your first call to action, where you tell them, Hey, click the link above or below to go get this free training, free trial, free you know, basically lead magnet, case study, et cetera. Shash (18:51): Right. And then from there, you might want to show some social proof and show them that, Hey yeah. Maybe show them as basically a sliding wall of testimonials and the videos. So like half, half the video just be testimonials are, you can even clip in videos of happy clients, like quick 10, second clips. It could even be potential, you know, other forms of social proof, like you've featured in Forbes magazine, et cetera. So from there, you can have another call to action because you always want to have at least two call to actions and you wanna tell them, Hey, click the link below to go sign up for this free trial. And the key here that you got to understand is once you actually start running basically YouTube ads, you will get a good feel for it. But also the biggest thing to do is you gotta be, you gotta do preparation for us, right? So number one is use this tool called Vid Tao dot com, vid Tao, T a o.com. And this is a completely free tool. That's what we use to find really great video ads. So we will just use that and be able to just basically enter in a competitor's name final to video ads. And then you can see how many views that ad got. And typically if it's gotten a ton of views, you know, that that ad has done really, really well. Kathleen (20:08): Oh, that's a good tip. It sounds like timing is really key. So you mentioned in the beginning having a hook and is that because with in-stream ads? I mean, at least my experience has been like, you have a certain number of seconds before the person is given the option to skip the ad. Shash (20:25): Yeah. So you have five seconds before they're given the option to skip that. So you want to really grab their attention in the first five seconds. Kathleen (20:31): So you have to have the hook quick, you know, don't bury the lead as they say in journalism. Okay. And then, and then I also would imagine from a timing standpoint, that overall length of the video is pretty important. Like have, do you see people drop off after a certain amount of time? Is there like a standard length that you think performs really well? Shash (20:54): I would say we've had ads from 45 seconds to three, four minutes long work. Typically what I say the ad is as long as it needs to be. So don't try to artificially make it longer, but if you need to add more length, do cover the key persuasion points or the cover, the key benefits of your product. You may need to add a little bit more to it, right? Because some products are softwares may just need more explanation, right? So our, some might be super simple and might only require a 62nd ad so that ultimately the length is something you can test, but the key is you don't want any fluff in there. If there's fluff, you want to get rid of it. Kathleen (21:34): And is your call to action always at the end? Or do you ever have anything sort of in the middle Shash (21:39): Typically two call to actions at the minimum, sometimes even three, but typically one call to action. That's maybe, you know, somewhere in the middle, right? Like at least 30, 45 seconds in, and then you'll have the second and third call to actions be a bit later. They could be different, but usually you'll, if you're, let's say sending them to a case study, right. You, there's probably only like a couple of different ways to say, click the link above or below to go check out this case study. Right. you could do different variations, but it's like in the first one you could focus on like click, click the link above or below to check out this case study where we show you how we doubled our client's revenue with a strategy. And then the second one could be perhaps another benefit point, click the link up or below to see how the reduced amount of time you know, our client works in his business by 50%, right? Like it, if you have perhaps multiple parts of the case study, you can kind of play on that and use different CPAs to basically get clicks from people who are looking for different things. Kathleen (22:42): Okay. So, so let's say somebody does this, they get their video, all done, they get it set up, they have their audience ready to go. And then they go to launch the ad from a budget standpoint. How much do you think somebody should expect to spend in the beginning in order to have a viable chance of the ad being successful? Shash (23:02): So with YouTube ads, I would recommend a minimum of a hundred dollars a day as a test budget. That typically gives you some good data fairly fast with, if you're trying to be more aggressive, you can go up 200, 300 a day. Usually you'll want multiple ads. So the one to test the ads, the hubs you can look at and you can edit them in that way, you can get some variations and you can see which hook grabs the most attention. And then but we typically will also recommend that, okay, you want to have a couple different bodies, right? So we might have two different pubs, two different bodies, that's four variations. And that allows you to kind of have a much better idea of what's working and not working. And then based on which ad does the best you can go and modify the landing page to basically be congruent with that messaging. Shash (23:51): Ultimately it comes down to testing a lot of ads and then tweaking your landing pages to be able to figure out what's working and not working, or sometimes you'll get lucky. And your first kind of ad and landing page combination just works amazing. If you've done a lot of Facebook ads and search ads, it's going to be a lot faster for you because you already know the process of testing kind of creators. You already know how media buying works. If it's your first time doing media buying, it's probably going to take a little bit longer. Kathleen (24:17): So that was going to be one of my questions. So it's like once you get it all set up and it's running, how much time should you give it before you like make that keeper cut decision? Shash (24:29): That's a good question. Ultimately what I would say is it depends on a few things, right? The first thing is before you even run ads, you've got to figure out if it's realistic to make YouTube ads work for your offer. What we find is higher ticket offers for well e-commerce offers that a higher price info-product offers at a higher price or SAS products that are either, either you have some way of collecting money up front, or you have, you know, basically you're okay with, you know, spending a couple of months of basically revenue from the recurring to get that right. So if you're selling a software, you know, your lifetime value is like $900 and that's over nine months, let's say it's 99 a month, nine. So nine months or 10 months, that's a $900. And let's say, it's the average cost per acquisition for a hundred dollars a month. Shash (25:23): Customer is $350. So if you have venture capital, then that's a no-brainer deal because you know, you're going to make $900 and you spent $350, however, it's, you don't have venture capital. Then that makes it really tricky because you don't have three and a half months of cashflow to basically put into it. So what you need to do is figure out a creative solution and usually software companies that have been able to do that, what they do is they'll typically either do a bundle. So you'll have maybe a year upfront or they'll perhaps have a training or some sort of front end offers. So what that, what I've seen softwares like click funnels do is they will literally have a $997 info product that as their front end offer and then click funnels to bundled in the back. And I've seen this with multiple different niches. Shash (26:05): It's basically you have the training program, but maybe a couple months of the software. And then because you're collecting a thousand dollars upfront, you're profitable on the front end, and then you also have the recurring on the backend, and that's just purely a way of how you structure your offer. Now, on the other hand, if you're trying to just, you know, basically let's say you have a 10 month based customer retention rate, they stay for 10 months and you make $900 from that. But the issue is that you're spending $350 to get them and you don't have the capital for that. Then your YouTube is not going to work for you unless you figure out either a venture capital or you figure out how to structure your in a way where you collect that money upfront. So that's really, really important is just figure that out before you run ads. Kathleen (26:49): Okay. That makes sense. And then once you're running your ads, what's, what is your kind of routine for how often do you check back in and kind of watch performance so that you're able to tweak and optimize? Shash (27:03): I'm checking every day. So every single day go in and chat. So basically the way we optimize is on the ad level. So, you know, there's the campaign level does the ad group level and then this the ad level. So we usually just look at all the ads and if an ad starts getting out of KPIs, then we'll just pause it. Kathleen (27:19): Okay. All right. So let's shift gears for a second and we've talked a lot about how it works and kind of what you should be doing and watching. Let's talk about some examples, cause you've worked with a number of different clients. Can you share like some stories, success, stories, or examples of where you've done YouTube ads and what kind of results you've been able to get with them? Shash (27:41): Yeah. So for example, B2B, the ran ads for a software company called helium 10, I think they probably spend like a couple of hundred thousand dollars over the lifetime. And it was, it was a pretty good traffic source for them fairly profitable in terms of their long-term customer value in terms of companies that are more in the info-product space. So if you, nobody's a really good example because basically I got in there started running the ads and we're spending a new year's 5,000 a day and making 10 to 15,000 a day back. And it also got him device magazine because the ad was just so so interesting and so controversial that he was kind of talking about it. Shash (28:28): I see. So it was a nice little bonus as well on top of the profit. So that's a great example of where not only did the generate really great direct response results, but we also ended up getting a lot of branding out of it because a ton of YouTubers started, started making videos about it's add a ton of people on different farms, started talking about him. Everybody just started talking about the ad and, you know, it led to the point where the organic growth from the ad was probably just as powerful as the pay pros from the ad. Other clients we've worked the amazing selling machine, the renter ads for a couple of years. And yeah, YouTube was just a huge, huge basically revenue source for them generated multi-millions from YouTube. And ultimately just came down to there. They had a really good funnel and the ads were really good. Shash (29:16): So we scripted a lot of these ads and then they will just execute it because they just had a videographer and the founders, Matt and Jason would just jump on the camera and shoot ads. They were really good about it. They've all finished ads. So that's a great example as well. So yeah, basically different niches indestructible shoes, for example, that's an e-commerce brand. So we were able to generate 1.2 million for them with e-commerce YouTube ads. So e-commerce can work as well. E-Commerce is often easier because of the fact that there's less competition. You just got to figure out the video part. So you've got to put more effort into the video for them we found a production agency that we partnered with to create video ads and those video ads just absolutely did so, so well because they were well thought out well-produced you know, kind of just there was effort put into it, right? So if you're doing e-commerce YouTube ads, you do have to put effort into it unlike with Facebook where you can just put an image ad on there. Kathleen (30:11): Yeah, that makes sense. What do you see as the biggest mistakes that brands make when they start doing YouTube advertising? Shash (30:19): So usually the biggest mistake I see is they've tried to take their Facebook ads, creative and strategy, and use that for YouTube ads. So Facebook ads, campaign and optimization strategy, audience strategies, and then also the creators where, you know, on Facebook, a lot of times you can run like the super simple video ads, just slide shows, and there's no voiceover, there's just some music on the background and they do well on Facebook, but on YouTube, they don't work because on YouTube number one, people expect the human touch, right? They at the very least expect a human voice, even if there's not a person in the video, even if it's not after they want somebody that's guiding them through this video, right. They don't want it to be kind of just like background music because of the fact that everything on YouTube has basically a voice, you know, even music videos have a voice. Shash (31:07): There's usually somebody that's a lot of commentary videos that people will share their screen or, you know, show like a video game while they're commenting or they'll do animation with a voiceover or they'll have live action where they're basically in front of the camera, even if it's selfie style or if it's just them pop in front of camera. But this all is that human element. Right. And a big part of that is when you're running a YouTube ad, right? The video ad isn't muted by default, while on Facebook, a lot of times, you know, you'll see a video ad on the, on the newsfeed and they're all automatically muted, right? You have to click the button to listen to sob. So that's something that just makes a huge difference where you need to make sure you have that voice or human element to it. Kathleen (31:48): Is it important to have captions on your video ads and YouTube Shash (31:53): It's worth testing? I don't think it's absolutely essential. It does help as a visual aid. It doesn't even necessarily need to be like captions of every single word you say, but it could be literally like key key emphasis moments. So you could emphasize that, but we've definitely used a lot of captions in our video ads and that definitely helped significantly. And in split tests, we've run. However, in certain ads you want to just make sure it doesn't look, you know, if you have a really cinematic app typing captions on the bottom that are like hard coded and it's, it just looks can be distracting. Yeah. That's for sure. Yeah. Kathleen (32:25): Interesting. All right. We're going to change gears again because I have two questions that I always ask my guests. And I'm curious to hear your take on these first being of course we talk all about inbound marketing on this podcast. Is there a particular company or individual you think is really setting the standard for what it means to be a great inbound marketer these days, inbound Shash (32:46): Marketers? Huh? That's a great question. I would definitely say in terms of pure marketing genius, I like Alex Becker. He's, he's got really good marketing skills, some of the best I've seen. Yeah, I think he's just really good at understanding human psychology and being able to hit those triggers and pain points and being, you know, not necessarily being the most sophisticated marketer, but being the most efficient and effective. Like he's very good at that. So I really, really liked his his marketing methods. I also think this marketer it's that whole crew over there, they're doing a great job. I love to just cut out things. Yeah, those, those two are two that come to mind. Kathleen (33:34): You just, you just cut out when you said your second one, it like totally cut out. So can you start over when you said, I also think and just, just start there. Shash (33:43): Yeah. Yeah. So I also think that my second pick would be Ryan Deiss and the whole Digital Marketer crew. They just do such an excellent job. They're really, really good. Kathleen (33:53): Yeah. They're great. I know those guys and they're very sharp and Ryan is a real go-getter. Awesome. All right. Second question. Most of the marketers I speak with their biggest challenge is just keeping up with everything that's changing in the world of digital marketing, staying on top of, you know, the new regulations, the new algorithms, the new tools, the new strategies. How do you personally keep up to date and keep yourself educated? Shash (34:19): So, I mean, the number one thing is you just gotta be inside the ad concept because that's where you're gonna see stuff first. Number two is obviously I, I would say just having the network of people who do the same thing. So for me I talked to a lot of YouTube marketers. So on top of our own media buyers, the also I talked to guys like Tom breeze and like, they're basically other experts Brian Moncada, for example. And these are guys that I often communicate the then, you know, basically being in that circle, you kind of get that information first because sometimes you might dig into an issue and bring it to attention, or sometimes they'll do it. But typically if you surround yourself with marketers who are doing the same thing, you'll get it a lot faster. Kathleen (35:13): Great. All right. Well, if somebody is listening and they have a question for you or they want to learn more, what is the best way for them to connect with you online? Shash (35:26): Yes. So the first resource I would check out is our YouTube channel. If you look up Shash Singh, so S H A S H and S I N G H. So we got a lot of videos there. That's probably the spot to kind of just learn stuff and that other resource I would, if you need to get in contact with me, I will check out our website, which is Linxdigitalagency.com. And I can throw links to that as well. Kathleen (35:54): Awesome. And I'll put those links in the show notes for anybody who's listening. So had there to get more information. And in the meantime, if you are listening to this episode and you liked what you heard, or you learned something new, I would love it. If you would head to Apple Podcasts or the platform of your choice to leave a review, that's how other listeners find us. And if you know somebody else who's doing amazing inbound marketing work, tweet me at @workmommywork, because I would love to make them my next guest. That is it for this week. Thank you so much for joining me Shash, this was really fun. Shash (36:25): Thank you for having me.
The Nomad on FIRE Podcast | with Shash Singh | Episode #72 ShownotesGuest BioShash Sing is a Youtube Ads expert and has been a digital nomad for the past four years! He runs a 7 figure Youtube Ads Agency Linx Digital Marketing. We talk about running Youtube ads and why it is a good high-value skill to learn, the digital nomad lifestyle, travel, habits, and much more!Links MentionedExpert Youtube Ads Training CourseUpworkWorkableTop Digital Nomad Destinations for Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Entrepreneurs (ft. Ryan)Show NotesShash's Background 01:00Why should you learn how to run Youtube Ads effectively? 04:00Agency business model 08:50Youtube ad sample script 12:10Custom ad targeting 15:00What does Shash love about being a digital nomad 20:30Shash's upcoming travel destinations 24:00Maximizing Productivity as a digital nomad- House, Co-working & Gym in a close radius 25:50Thoughts on Medellin, Colombia 30:30What does a typical day look like for Shash 36:45Daily habits 40:30Connect with Shash 43:00 Shash Singh - Linx Digital Universityhttps://www.linxuniversity.com/https://www.instagram.com/_theshash/Connect with Eric on social media or at Nomad on FIRE and check out the Nomad on FIRE Recommendations!
Today's episode is the second of the 2 part Winner YouTube Ads Series and we have today a YouTuber himself, Shash Singh who shares the most helpful tips and tricks in his own skillfully made videos in his channel and he will be sharing golden nuggets on leveraging YouTube ads for your Ecom business. Listen in for easy tips for a more profitable Youtube adversitizing and best practices and strategies you must know. In This Episode: [00:39] Welcoming Shash Singh [01:42] Youtube ads, what you need to know. [03:45] Scaling for Youtube ads Vs. Facebook [04:30] Types of products that work for YouTubeE ads. [09:10] Budget for starters. [10:30] Youtube ads Vs Facebook ads benefits [12:20] Common misconception and understanding YouTube ads. [13:20] Importance of sound in an ad. [15:16] Best length of an ad. [21:00] CTA in the video. [25:50] Targeting options. Guest Links and References: WEBSITE: https://linxdigitalagency.com/employees/shashwat/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjP4kqaIiSnxiLApPFrDOWA FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/LinxDigitalAgency/ Book References: Foundation Series By: Isaac Asimov How to Fail in Almost Everything and Still Win Big By: Scott Adam The Hobbit By: JRR Tolkien Links and References: Wizards of Amazon: https://www.wizardsofecom.com/ Wizards of Amazon Courses Wizards of Amazon Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/South-Florida-FBA/ Wizards of Amazon on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/WizardsofAmazon/ Wizards of Amazon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wizardsofecom/ Wizards of Amazon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wizardsofecom/
About This Episode: Shash Singh runs Linx Digital, an agency that has generated over $30 million in revenue for clients. Shash has worked with clients like Prodigy Game, Kinobody, Amazing Selling Machine and more. With multi-seven figures under their ad spend management, over the last five years Shash's agency has become one of the leading YouTube ad agencies in the game. In addition to running his agency, Shash speaks 5 languages, likes to ride motorcycles and surf the Brazilian coast. Find out more about Shash at: Linx Digital - www.linxdigitalagency.com Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/ShashSinghLinxDigitalUniversity/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/shashwat.singh/ Check out our YouTube Channel: Command Your Brand - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfy2IETlyeKq62VHdcRN7aQ/
Ep 12 - The artist behind the Fit Check Cover Art, Shash Comandur, hops on the pod to talk about his art style and inspirations. As a self-taught artist, Shash, fills Griffin in on the artists he learned to copy before developing his own taste and aesthetic. From making Team Fortress 2 character models as a kid to designing abstract art while vibing to Mariposa by Felly, Shash hopes to keep pulling from the culture around him for inspiration. LESSON OF THE POD: Coat your cheap rings with clear nail polish so they last longer. Music - Lucy by pilotkid Art - @39artattack Host - Griffin McDonald Producer/Editor - Joshua Tekle
While we take a short break between seasons, we have decided to release one of the special one shots we have on our Patreon! In the frozen tundra lands of Shash Akath, a great disturbance as begun to affect the ecosystem of the land and now brought the dwarf and gnome clans to ally with each other in order to discover the mystery of whatever it is that is tainting the land. In this two part special; we have the pleasure of a story created and run by Riley Gene, one of the creators of The All Seeing Die dice shop. Check out their lovely shop: The All Seeing Die Special Thanks to our Patreon Supporters: Robert Speewack, Kit Curtis and Shelby Boggess! You can support us at our Patreon @: https://www.patreon.com/savethed8pod Music by Antti Martin Additional Soundscapes: Tundra/Mysterious Forest by: Michael Ghelfi --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/savethed8pod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/savethed8pod/support
April Ann Kohlmeyer of Shash Lifestyle joins Antonia on this episode about the controversial method of concealed carry–purse carry. She discusses her own handbag–Shash– and the hurdles she has had to go through in order to make fashion and purse carry a real reality in the gun world. Make sure to listen until the end […]
April Ann Kohlmeyer of Shash Lifestyle joins Antonia on this episode about the controversial method of concealed carry–purse carry. She discusses her own handbag–Shash– and the hurdles she has had to go through in order to make fashion and purse carry a real reality in the gun world. Make sure to listen until the end for an exclusive discount! Shashlifestyle.com
While we take a short break between seasons, we have decided to release one of the special one shots we have on our Patreon! In the frozen tundra lands of Shash Akath, a great disturbance as begun to affect the ecosystem of the land and now brought the dwarf and gnome clans to ally with each other in order to discover the mystery of whatever it is that is tainting the land. In this two part special; we have the pleasure of a story created and run by Riley Gene, one of the creators of The All Seeing Die dice shop. Check out their lovely shop: The All Seeing Die Special Thanks to our Patreon Supporters: Robert Speewack, Kit Curtis and Shelby Boggess! You can support us at our Patreon @: https://www.patreon.com/savethed8pod Music by Kevin MacLeod Additional Soundscapes: Tundra/Mysterious Forest by: Michael Ghelfi --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/savethed8pod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/savethed8pod/support
In this episode, we interview shash who is a multi-genre artist. We discuss his inspirations and ask questions to get a better understanding of this new artist. We also play a little game and have someone unbiased opinion about his music. We hope you enjoy this newest episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myra73/support
Shash Gupta is a co-founder of Altcoinbuzz, a YouTube channel and media website with over 200,000 followers. He's been investing in this space since 2016 and finding amazing success - even during the bear market. We discuss strategies, philosophies, and also failures with Shash.
Gina and Shash discuss some of their favorite songs and special songs that make them feel a certain way. Music is the language of life and we want to share some of those individual songs that are important to us! We're excited to share our musical tastes with our MBA family!
Shash and Gina talk with guest Matt Galka on his experiences as a TV reporter in Phoenix, Arizona and a bit about his journey from interning to his current role. He talks about dealing with trolls, some of his most memorable stories, what it's like being on camera, and a lot more.
Gina and Shash talk about how much they have handled loss and grief and what are some of the things that they learned from this experience. They talk about dealing with loss in the beginning of their senior year of high school and how they have had to adapt to each individual loss/situation since then. This is a heavier episode, but one that definitely epitomizes what MBA: Mature By Accident is all about.
Gina and Shash are joined by their spouses, Paul and Divya, to talk about their relationships! Both couples talk about how they got started and also about what the experience was like meeting each other's parents and siblings. You can be sure that there will be a part 2 to this episode!
Gina and Shash talk about role models and how someone gets to be a role model for us. They talk about first role models and what roles those people played in their lives. They also explore some characteristics of what makes a role model for us and what it's like for them to be potentially be role models for other people.
Gina and Shash talk with guest Sylvia Ofori-Boadu on her experience taking a hardship and making that into an opportunity to impact the lives of others. She talks about motivation for yourself and and looking at every day as another opportunity to positively impact the people around you!
Shash and Gina talk with guest MJ Gissas on his experience going from athlete to coach and what that transition was like. He talks with us about having to deal with parents, cutting players, putting together game plans, and working up the ladder of high school coaching.
Shash and Gina talk with guest Jacci Robinson about pregnancy and motherhood before and during the pandemic. She discusses what her experiences were like with her mother, being a mother of a toddler, and what being currently pregnant with twins is like for her!
Gina and Shash talk about how much they have learned from observing. You can learn so much about yourself and the people around you by just taking it all in, processing it, and then acting. Opportunities to observe and process are everywhere around you. You may be surprised to see how much observational learning has impacted your daily life!
Gina and Shash talk about what it was like to be sixteen and a junior in high school. When you think about important years in your growth and development, it's actually pretty crazy to think about how big of a year that 16 really is. When they talk about Mature By Accident, this is exactly what they're talking about!
Shash and Gina talk with guest Nikky Silva about teaching and how things have changed for her through this pandemic. She discusses her journey in education and gives advice to parents that are currently homeschooling their children.
This week: We talk to Coffee Spoonie (they/she, @coffeespoonie) and Shash (she/her, @itsShash1) about being trans, disabled, under lockdown, and how suddenly institutions are doing #AccessibilityForAbleds which they wouldn't do for disabled folks before Covid-19! (Hashtag by Kate McWilliams @kateandcrps) And Liz Truss says that a project tackling transphobic bullying "isn't government policy." Excellent! Link sheet: https://bit.ly/35F9jwW whatthetrans.com twitter.com/whatthetrans
In this podcast, Shash and Gina discuss COVID-19 and how the pandemic has impacted their lives. They discuss changes in work, adjusting to new situations, and the new world we live in.
Using an Instagram questionnaire, Shash and Gina answer with some of their "favorite things" from 1997. They describe what life was like as a 10 year old living in the 90's.
Shash Singh is the Co-Founder and CEO of Linx Digital, a company that specializes in helping both infoproducts and ecommerce brand owners improve their sales and profits through YouTube and Facebook Advertising. Shash has really cracked the code and written his own formula for advertising on YouTube. He ran a six-figure YouTube Ads campaign for Kinobody that resulted in such a massive growth for his client that Google created a case study on the campaign. Shash Singh - Linx Digital University YouTube Ad Buyers Bullet points 00:30 - Intro 03:00 - The lowest point 05:12 - The first business: SEO agency 05:58 - Stumbling upon YouTube 07:00 - Selling on YouTube: information and services vs physical products 09:06 - The approach to running ecommerce ads on YouTube 14:20 - The perfect ad for an info product 15:50 - Hooks for YouTube 19:44 - The formula that works 22:40 - When to start doing YouTube ads 24:40 - The timeline: initial traction, progress, profitability and scale 25:50 - How does video production work 26:34 - The product and process 29:27 - Funnel and conversion rates 30:58 - Don’t try to reinvent the wheel 33:04 - Running the numbers 34:10 - Targeting capabilities on YouTube 39:32 - Scaling on YouTube 41:57 - The Halo Effect 44:35 - Retargeting on YouTube 49:30 - Where to find out more 50:35 - Rapid fire question round 51:06 - Any unusual drinking or eating habits? 52:00 - How do you get into a state of flow? 53:30 - What habit or opinion do you have that people tend to disagree with? 53:40 - What non-traditional lesson would you teach at school? 55:27 - What books had the biggest impact on your life? 56:07 - What does the first 30 minutes of your day look like and when does it start? 58:22 - Any advice for your previous boss or bosses? 59:00 - What do you do or where do you go to get inspired? 01:00:01 - How would you double USD 5K in 24h? 01:01:36 - What’s the best advice ever given to you? 01:02:45 - What silly thing should people do more of? 01:03:35 - Would you rather fight one horse-sized duck or one hundred-duck sized horses? 01:03:54 - How would you convince someone to do something that is good for them, but that they don’t want to do? 01:05:00 - What makes you happiest? 01:06:15 - Any asks or requests for the audience?
Lessons from Generating 8 Figures of Revenue with YouTube Advertising - Episode 72 Shash Singh runs Linx Digital, an agency that has generated their clients over 8 figures in revenue. Shash has worked with clients like Prodigy Game, Kinobody, Amazing Selling Machine and more. With multi-7 figures under ad spend management, Shash’s agency is one of the leading YouTube ad agencies in the game. Link to Shash’s YouTube Ads course
"Effectively Leveraging Innovation, Mobility & the IoT: Shash Anand with SOTI” Supply Chain Now Radio, Episode 216 Broadcast Live from eft’s Logistics CIO Forum, a Reuters Event In Austin, TX This episode features Shash Anand. Shash serves as Vice President of Product Strategy for SOTI, a proven leader at creating innovative solutions that reduce the cost and complexity of business-critical mobility and the IoT. Thousands of companies around the world depend on SOTI to secure, manage and support their mobile operations. SOTI’s two decades of success has built strong partnerships with leading mobile platform providers and device manufacturers. These relationships give the company an unparalleled insight into new technology and industry trends before they happen. SOTI helps businesses take mobility to endless possibilities. Learn more here: https://www.soti.net/ Upcoming Events & Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Connect with Shash on LinkedIn: https://tinyurl.com/ssqbpr5 Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gswhite/ Connect with Scott on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottwindonluton/ Day One Recap of the eft Logistics CIO Forum: https://youtu.be/Z4BUO03GGl0 Day Two Recap of the eft Logistics CIO Forum: https://youtu.be/wTLz3Hkso2w SCNR to Broadcast Live at CSCMP Atlanta Roundtable Event: https://tinyurl.com/y43lywrd Reverse Logistics Association Conference & Expo: https://rla.org/calendar/1 SCNR to Broadcast Live at MODEX 2020: https://www.modexshow.com/ SCNR to Broadcast Live at AME Atlanta 2020 Lean Summit: https://www.ame.org/ame-atlanta-2020-lean-summit 2020 Atlanta Supply Chain Awards: https://www.atlantasupplychainawards.com/ SCNR on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/scnr-youtube The Latest Issue of the Supply Chain Pulse: https://conta.cc/2QmHGmq Check Out News From Our Sponsors: The Effective Syndicate: https://www.theeffectivesyndicate.com/blog Spend Management Experts: https://spendmanagementexperts.com/ APICS Atlanta: https://apicsatlanta.org TalentStream: https://talentstreamstaffing.com/ Verusen: https://www.verusen.com/ Georgia Manufacturing Alliance: https://www.georgiamanufacturingalliance.com/ ProPurchaser.com: https://tinyurl.com/y6l2kh7g Supply Chain Real Estate: https://supplychainrealestate.com/ Vector Global Logistics: http://vectorgl.com/ This episode was hosted by Greg White and Scott Luton. For more information, please visit our dedicated show page at: www.supplychainnowradio.com/episode-216
Freelancing is rewarding, empowering, difficult, wobbly, and a way of working that in many ways allows you to live life on your own terms. Freelancing is the most adult thing I can imagine because it requires you to be entirely responsible for your work, your time, your choices, your admin, everything. This week I get to talk to the brilliant Shashin, who is an advertising consultant, marketer, graphic designer and photographer. So basically, he’s like, a miracle worker. Sash is also just the most genuine, enigmatic, creative powerhouse and a bloody delight. Click on through to the show notes to see his work on Behance, or stalk his Insta for gorgeous landscapes.Are you a freelancer? What do you do! Find us on socials and tell us how the episode resonated with you. I’d love to put faces to the numbers and get to know you all a bit better.Keep well,-PaulaEPISODE NOTES:Things We Mentioned.....Getting great ideas in the shower, as it turns out, is a well-documented phenomenon. Apparently it taps into insight, and you can read all about it here in this fun blog from Headspace......Adam J. Kurtz’s approach to tricking your brain into working is outlined in his book,which I grabbed on sale at Booktopia. His website is super fun and just a great way to spend your commute because it teaches you stuff AND makes you laugh AND feel less alone. Win win win! If you want to learn more about how to utilise your procrastination, you can check out this Medium article which does a good job of explaining it......You can find Shash on Instargram, and check out his killer visual work on BehanceHad a chuckle? Feeling less alone? Don’t forget to rate and review the podcast! It tells the algorithm to suggest us to other people.Produced by That’s Not Canon Productions. Graphics by Claudia Piggott. Music by Jessica Fletcher.Subscribe to us on ITUNES, STITCHER, SPOTIFY, RADIOPUBLIC or your podcatcher of choice.Find us on FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.
#2 part of best progressive house & melodic techno 00:00:00 Max Freegrant, Slow Fish - The Swarm (Extended Mix) 00:06:30 Seye (Original Mix) - Map Mitre 00:11:49 Baya - Hypno (Original Mix) 00:17:40 Colyn - Resolve (Original Mix) 00:23:26 Joe Fisher, Grooveandyes - Talud (Original Mix) 00:28:24 Knives Out - Sugarcoat (Sasha Remix) 00:36:08 WielkiExcelsior - Excelsior (Dizharmonia Remix) 00:42:27 Monolink - Rearrange My Mind (Nicole Moudaber Remix) 00:49:57 Steve Parry - Don't You Ever Stop (Original Mix) 00:57:11 Th;en - Enya (Fran&Co Remix) 01:02:36 Super Flu, CIOZ - Body Juice (Original Mix) 01:09:49 Black Peters - Renaissance Diner (Øostil Remix) 01:15:46 Freza - Motive (Original Mix) 01:22:43 Seventh Sea, Shash & Chaz - Aphasia (Original Mix) 01:29:32 Luigi Gori, Larsun Hesh - Afrodisiac (Original Mix) 01:35:04 Kilany M -Earth & People (Original Mix) 01:42:17 Mel7em - Heka (Original Mix) 01:48:13 Wielki - Sky's Only a Memory (Original Mix)
Prospector week begins today, for some reason.
Possibly the last episode of The Arsenal India Podcast. Anup, Nikhil, Schwinn, Shash, Kubuz all join Darren to review the season plus a special appearance of the shows original co-host Ramakrishnan!
We're back with a quick update to wrap up the season! Thank you so much for listening, providing your feedback, comments, support! A huge shout out to Vic and Shash who were special guests this season and provided their insight from the guys' perspective. We'll also let you know what we're talking about next season so stay tuned. Happy New Year! Feel free to subscribe or send us an email at s.talkpodcast@gmail.com! Music: www.bensound.com
It's a special episode of S-Talk! Liz chats with Shash and Victor to bring in the guys' perspective on the engagement and wedding planning process. We dismantle the notion that men either don't or aren't capable of being involved with planning a wedding. Feel free to subscribe or send us an email at s.talkpodcast@gmail.com! Music: www.bensound.com
This is Altcoin Buzz Podcast Episode 11. In todays episode Matt and Shash discuss Altcoins and ICOs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This is Altcoin Buzz Podcast Episode 12. In todays episode Matt and Shash discuss Altcoins and ICOs following part 1. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Mark The Magnanimous et SevDee (K6A), les deux masterminds derrière les Artbeat Montreal [soirées de tables-rondes de beatmakers], étaient avec nous pour une entrevue rétrospective sur l'impact de ces soirées mémorables ayant marqué un tournant pour le paysage hip-hop québécois de ces dernières années. Lors de cette entrevue, les deux acolytes se sont confiés à nous à propos de l'origine des Artbeats, des différentes soirées qui ont ponctué leur histoire ainsi que sur les projets qui les animent désormais (notamment les Loop Sessions). Au détour d'une chronique, Riff Tabaracci a profité de l'occasion pour réclamer davantage de détails épicés sur quelques épisodes charnières de l'histoire des Artbeats. C'est tout naturellement que l'épisode s'est conclue par un mix de Mark The Magnanimous. Références cités : K6A (collectif hip-hop montréalais), Enima, Pressa, Tzishimba, NoBad Sound Studio (studio d'enregistrement), Nomadic Massive, Dr. MaD, Jai Nitai Lotus, Zer0, Meyhem Lauren, DJ Muggs, Cypress Hill, Westside Gunn, Conway, MusoNi, ALAIZ (collectif d'artistes hip-hop montréalais), Roc Marciano, Arbeat Montreal : The Rebirth, Artbeat All-Stars, "beatbuilders", "Piu Piu" (adage auquel s'identifiaient les différents artistes qui s'étaient produits aux Artbeats), A Mic & Dime Lights, Big Bang MTL, Spark, Jam (K6A), Smilé (K6A), Turf Builder (soirée), Scott C, Panda Bar, Jai Nitai Lotus, Sikh Knowledge, Kaytranada, GrandBuda, BueLLer, High Klassified, Vlooper, KenLo, Eman (membre d'Alaclair Ensemble), Shroom-bap, Shash'U, Loop Sessions, Lou Piensa, Loop Pilots (duo de beatmakers composé de Dr. MaD et Lou Piensa), Noo-bap, Osti One (K6A), Factory Monde Osé, Monk.E (K6A), Julian McKenzie, Wasiu, Aïsha Vertus / Gayance (DJ), Elaquent, HW&W Recordings, FiligraNn, WordUp Battles (ligue de battles a cappella), ToastDawg (Beatmaker au sein du groupe Atach Tatuq), Artgang, Les Anticipateurs. . Horaire de l'épisode 4:30 - Introduction et présentation du programme 11:35 - Actualité (Feat. Riff Tabaracci) 25:50 - Entrevue de SevDee et Mark The Magnanimous Pt. 1 (Feat. MusoNi) 50:00 - Entrevue de SevDee et Mark The Magnanimous Pt. 2 et chronique de Riff Tabaracci (Feat. MusoNi) 84:00 - Guest mix de Mark The Magnanimous 114:50 - Conclusion . TRACKLIST Décollage VLOOPER - Piu Piu Anthem Mobb Deep - My Block (Prod. Kaytranada) Actualité Enima - Pole (Feat. Pressa) Tzishimba - Galactus Pauses musicales Planet Giza - DZ Smi Le - Vaporous Shash'U - Prema CoCo Puffs MusoNi - Roy Ayers' warm vibes Fruits - Neptunium Dead Obies - UNOS (Prod. Da-P)
Avec des nouveautés de Phil Gerus, Shash'U, Po-One, First Touch et un guest mix de l'équipe "Upper Cuts", basée en Angleterre.
Avec des nouveautés de Roleo, Moon B, Shash'u et des classiques de Tom Browne. Donald Byrd, Bennie Braxton, Surface.
Shash Trevett, now living in York, came to the U.K. from Sri Lanka in 1987 to escape the civil war. For many years she stopped speaking and writing in Tamil, a language which she has now started to re-engage with in her poetry.
The Consumer VC: Venture Capital I B2C Startups I Commerce | Early-Stage Investing
Our guest today is Annie Kadavy, Managing Director at RedPoint Ventures. Redpoint partners with exceptional entrepreneurs starting at the earliest stages of the climb some of her investments include Tend, Shash, and SIlk & Sonder. We discuss her introduction to entrepreneurship building in her garage, tiptoeing the line throughout her career between operator and investor, the business models she's intrigued by and investible in her opinion. Without further ado, here's Annie.We discuss:Building products in her garageHow she founded BetterSitterBecoming a GP at CRV VenturesHow she invested ClassPass, DoorDash, PatreonWhat it was like working at UberWhy she joined RedPoint Ventures***Sponsor*** Introducing aVenture - venture capital for everyoneWith aVenture everyone can now invest directly into venture capital funds through our platform while also benefiting from periodic liquidity options.If you agree, sign-up for their waitlist at aventure.vc. aVenture is a San Francisco, California-based financial technology company that permits users to launch, manage and invest in venture funds on its platform, http://aventure.vc. aVenture operates independently of any investment advisors on its platform. Certain funds listed on the aVenture platform are provided by independent fund managers and may be registered as investment advisors in the U.S., or qualify for exempt reporting status. Mike is a paid spokesperson for aVenture and is compensated $6,000.Want to keep up to date with The Consumer VC? Subscribe to my newsletter Here.
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