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Welcome again to another table read from FORMULAIC! This week we're reading our "That '70s Show" script with amazing voice actors. ENJOY! Sam TheRomComplex on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram Pearl Twitch & Instagram: @TorchyBerry Alex / AWALL Twitch: @awall512 Corwyn Twitch: @Corwyning Nick Foster Socials & Rapping: @JustNickPeriod Want to hear more from your favorite Marsh Land Media hosts? Hear exclusive shows, podcasts, and content by heading to Patreon.com/MLMpod! Want to hear more of Shelby's podcasts, such as "The Rom Complex"? Head over to OkayOwl.com for links to listen, and to Patreon.com/TheRomComplex to support her and the OkayOwl network! Find out more about James' other podcasts "Mostly Speakin' Sentai", "Hit It & Crit It", and "This Movie's Gay" on our website, www.MLMPod.com!!! Plus, download all Marsh Land Monster albums there, too! Buy some MLMpod MERCH over at redbubble.com/shop/msspod! Follow James @MarshLandMedia on Twitter, @MLMpod on Instagram, and listen to his music under "Marsh Land Monster" wherever music is found! Follow Shelby on Twitter & Instagram @R2Shelby2! Join the MLMpod Discord! Have fan mail, fan art, projects you want us to review, or whatever you want to send us? You can ship directly to us using "James McCollum, PO Box 180036, 2011 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL 60618"!

GOD this one is FUN! Featuring amazing sets by Francesca D'Uva and Tessa Belle, a new numbers based set from Charlie, and some amazing insights about riddles. Seriously this was such a blast!!!! Ideas:Broken controller validation; Inside burp; Table inequality; Natalie sleep; Memory over; The doctor is the mom was beating our ass; Exploration: LIVE! is a weekly podcast in which Brooklyn comedians Charlie Bardey (@chunkbardey) and Natalie Rotter-Laitman (@natrotlait) explore some of the most (and least) pressing ideas, theories, axioms and concepts out there. You can follow the podcast on Instagram at @explorationlivecomedy

Today on Boston Public Radio: We begin the show by asking listeners whether they're moving on with normal life, or continuing to take COVID precautions. Thais Rocha talks about her effort to start a lesbian and nonbinary bar in Boston, why she thinks queer spaces have been on the decline in recent years and her work to create LGBTQ community. Thais Rocha is co-founder of LGBTQ Nightlife Events Then, we talk with listeners about their favorite LGBTQ spaces. Daniel Pavlotsky discusses his work with Boston Aide for Ukraine, which sends supplies to support Ukrainian soldiers fighting the Russian invasion. Pavlotsky is co-founder of Boston Aide for Ukraine. Marcela Garcia explains the U.S. government's use of Title 42, an act that turned away asylum seekers without due process claiming public health concerns, and what its upcoming expiration this spring means for immigrants. Marcela García is an associate editor and columnist for the Globe's op-ed page. Eric Deggans weighs in on the latest in television, including the launch of CNN's streaming service CNN+ and the return of “Atlanta.” Eric Deggans is NPR's TV critic and author of the book “Race-Baiter, How the Media Wields Dangerous Words to Divide a Nation.” Christopher Muther shares travel tips, including JetBlue's new direct flights from Boston to London, Spirit and Frontier airlines merging and a small Cape Cod hotel turning into a large resort. Muther is a travel writer for the Boston Globe. We end the show by talking with listeners about the competitive housing market for buyers.

Lorenzo Brinkley joins the show

Table Talk Tuesday with special guest Bryan Maggard, AD for the Ragin Cajuns

Howard Balzer joins the show

Lorenzo Brinkley joins the show to discuss College Football, and much more with Reggie Blackwell.

Hall of Fame Coach Bob Stoops joins the show to break down the College Football Playoff Rankings.

Mario Johnson joins the show to preview the Mizzou vs Georgia game.

John Albert an Ken Robinson join Reggie Blackwell for Table Talk Tuesday

Reggie Blackwell is joined by Jon Albert and Ken Robinson on Table Talk Tuesday. Topics: NBA, NFL, College Football, and more

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Table Talk Tuesday with John Albert @twoj2003 and Ken Robinson @krobinsonkj4 discuss everything from the St. Louis Cardinals, to the Dallas Cowboys and the Pittsburgh Steelers

NBA Star and St. Louis native Brad Beal joins the show. Then St. Louis comedian and actor Joe Torre joins the show

Table Talk Tuesday with John Albert and Ken Robinson. As they discuss high school football, mizzou football, and much more

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Earl Austin Jr @earlaustinjr joins the table with Reggie Blackwell , John John, and Ken Robinson to talk everything football locally

Vashon boys basketball HC Tony Irons, John Albert @twoj2003, and Ken Robinson @krobinsonkj4 joins Reggie Blackwell to discuss: - US Men's/Women's basketball gold medal - US Track and Field - Private vs Public and Area HS Top football teams - NBA Summer League -Mizzou Football - LA Lakers

Table Talk Tuesday with SLU HS boys basketball Coach Clagg, John Albert, and the Ken Robinson

One of the local dealer tables I frequent has been the Palmers - so I wanted them to share how they do it - it works for me, but obviously it is also working for them as they do a great friendly business - I am a repeat customer.

The boys draft their top family table top games to play while stuck inside. Be sure to vote for your favorite list on twitter.com/nonneutralzone1

Blueprint from On High!! Time to build the Tabernacle and within it the Show Table, the Altar, the Menorah, and the Ark of the Covenant! Rav Mike Feuer joins Rabbi Yishai to understand why God even wants an abode in our lower domains. Then, Malkah Fleisher on the Likud primary results and those MKs who want sovereignty while other who call for disengagement.

Blueprint from On High!! Time to build the Tabernacle and within it the Show Table, the Altar, the Menorah, and the Ark of the Covenant! Rav Mike Feuer joins Rabbi Yishai to understand why God even wants an abode in our lower domains. Then, Malkah Fleisher on the Likud primary results and those MKs who want sovereignty while other who call for disengagement.

John Steinbeck the author of Brainwashing Children who runs a highly successful parental alienation support group on Facebook called the same is a strong advocate in helping alienated parents reunite with their children. His content provides proven methods to slowly repair the damage of the alienated child and restore the bonds that were once there. Links to find out more! FaceBook - [https://www.facebook.com/brainwashingchildren/] YouTube - [Brainwashing Children] Brainwashing Children the Books - [http://www.brainwashingchildren.com/book/] Show Table of Contents Introduction to John 00:53:14 - John Steinbeck from Brainwashing Children joins us to talk about his story and how he persevered through a difficult parental alienation campaign and how he ultimately repaired his relationship with his son and mitigated the attacks. We also discuss the humorous story of how we “met” basically twice through two different avenues without realizing it. John also tells the story of how he became a social influencer and author on parental alienation. How quickly he started seeing results 00:08:10 - John talks about the results he started to see once he changed his approach in dealing with his son and the parental alienation. He also discusses the issues, such as the post visitation shakedown and how that makes it more difficult for our children. He could see a change in his son within the first two months of changing his technique. John also discusses how important self-control, to not “attack the problem”, bite our lip, and concentrate on having a good time with your child. Learning about narcissistic personality traits 00:11:01 - John discusses the importance of learning about narcissistic personality traits and personality disorders to help you understand what you are going through. These parental alienating exes all play from the same playbook and when you understand you can predict what they are going to do. John talks about how when he is talking to someone going through this he can rattle off 90% of the traits that the ex is doing to alienate and corrupt the parent-child relationship. The fatal mix - they want to win 00:14:05 - John talks about the fatal mix where the narcissistic ex has a deep lack of empathy and wants to win at all costs and it doesn’t matter who they hurt in the process. He also talks about the thought process for “their anger” and how even though we are angry, hurt, bitter we do not do the same thing and use our children in the same way. The narcissistic ex is happy when their child is suffering and crying because of the alienation toward the other parent. He also discusses the long term impact to our children when they suffer through parental alienation. Everything “back to normal” with options and opinions 00:17:01 - John speaks about the two year process to get things back to normal with his son and to mitigate the damaged caused by the parental alienation of his mother. It took his son gaining maturity and realizing that when hanging around dad he knew what to expect. John also used O&O which stands for “options and opinion” so his son knew he had input into what they were going to do and he wasn’t being forced to do something that he really did not want to do. The Court System Failed 00:20:15 - John discusses his experience with the family court system. John is a commercial pilot and as a result his schedule is not fixed. He went to the court asking for the “airline pilot possession order” to enable him to see his son when he was off work and it was denied. Even with this setback John was able to persevere and continue to develop and repair the relationship with his son. Water off a ducks back 00:22:33 - John talks about how he approached his situation and after the family court system enabled the continued parental alienation he was able to focus on his relationship with his son. It is important to learn how to “bite your lip” and “pick your battles” when your child parrots what the alienating parent is saying. Stepping Back From the relationship 00:24:12 - John discusses how he took a “break” from his son and by keeping the lines of communication open his son reached out to him. When his son was around 11 or 12 the drama was non-stop and it was effecting all areas of John’s life. During this time they took about a year and a half break from seeing each other. John’s secret was he still called him every few weeks and checked in on him. The key is to not completely withdraw from your children. How visitation ultimately changed 00:28:00 - After taking the break and with his son asking to see him John would let his son know when he was going to be in town. His son would then ask to see his dad and ultimately enabled visitation that he was seeking, and was denied, through the family court system. The key was to communicate directly with his son and allow him to decide when he wanted to see his dad. Turning something good from something awful 00:33:45 - John talks about how this experience has created something very helpful and healing for other people out of this experience. He has shared with his son how every bad experience in his life has led to something good. This also enables you to show them contrast and to be more aware of options and choices in ones own lives. John’s plan going forward 00:37:31 - John discusses his future plans going forward and where he intends to take his platform. He is building his YouTube channel discussing parental alienation. He is also launching his own podcast in the next couple of months called Unbrainwashed. John spends most of his time on his Facebook page because there is where he has the most traction.

Andrew Pitsicalis is the CEO of Purple Haze Properties. With celebrities like Jimi Hendrix, Peter Tosh, and Ol' Dirty Bastard, he's been spreading good vibes in the cannabis industry for over 20 years. And now, with The Wake & Bake Show, he's here to share some of that love with you.

Andrew Pitsicalis is the CEO of Purple Haze Properties. With celebrities like Jimi Hendrix, Peter Tosh, and Ol' Dirty Bastard, he's been spreading good vibes in the cannabis industry for over 20 years. And now, with The Wake & Bake Show, he's here to share some of that love with you.

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"Table Funding" comes in many flavors but all table funded loans, according to Reg Z of the Federal Reserve, are predatory loans per se especially if it was part of a pattern of conduct by the originator. 1. The one addressed by TILA and required disclosures of the identity of the lender (giving the consumer choice over who he/she decides to do business with) has some basics to it. You have a real lender with real money making a real loan. 2. The banks set up what they called warehouse lending in which the originator was borrowing money from the real lender and therefore really was the lender. 3. But in the customary purchase and assumption agreement with the "warehouse lender" it is clear that the so-called "warehouse lender" is the real lender, since it asserted ownership of the loan starting before the closing of the new loan. Join us to learn more about why table-funded loans are predatory and the courts are indifferent. To learn more visit us at Livinglies  info@lendinglies.com   Charles Marshall, Esq. cmarshall@marshallestatelaw.com   Investigator Bill Paatalo Office: (406) 328-4075 www.bpinvestigativeagency.com  

Frank Skinner's on Absolute Radio every Saturday morning and you can enjoy the show's podcast right here. Radio Academy Award winning Frank, Emily and Alun bring you a show which is like joining your mates for a coffee... So, put the kettle on, sit down and enjoy UK commercial radio's most popular podcast. This week Emily is in Frank's chair and is joined by Alun Cochrane and Gareth Richards. They discuss covfefe, dining out rules and memory tactics.

Kelly and Brian can't do it all on their own and are joined by a colorful cast to bring the original pilot script of Scrubs back to life.  Support this podcast

We have a great panel of WordPress educational experts and developers this Saturday, Morten Rand-Hendriksen from Lynda.com, Kim Shivler, from Whiteglovewebtraining, Jackie D’Elia from  Jackie D’Elia Design and our co-host John Locke from Lockedown Design. What are the various resources that we have used before? What are the websites, books, seminars, conferences, and courses that we recommend? Show Table of Contents 0:00 Intros 3:03 WordPress story #1: The Future of eLearning by Chris Lema. http://chrislema.com/future-of-elearning/ 29:44 WordPress story #2: Apply for the Kim Parsell Memorial Scholarship from the WordCamp US 2016 blog. https://2016.us.wordcamp.org/2016/10/03/apply-for-the-kim-parsell-memorial-scholarship/ 40:16 Main Topic: Resources for Continuing Your Web Education 40:52 What resources would you recommend to someone who is a total beginner at web design and development? 44:50 Learning the web in the early days vs. learning web design and development today. 48:46 Some great resources for learning web design and web development 57:24 Know what your end goal is, and know what the job market for web design and development looks like. 1:01:44 John recommends some books and sites for learning web design and development 1:03:17 How long does it take to start making a living from web design and development? 1:04:48 Jonathan recommends some books and courses for WordPress development 1:08:32 Why Jackie uses Genesis for WordPress development and some recommended resources for learning WordPress development. 1:12:16 Jackie lists some resources for learning PHP and JavaScript 1:15:02 Kim recommends some resources for learning databases and MySQL. 1:17:34 Podcast outros.   =========== Links and websites mentioned during the show:   Wes Bos http://wesbos.com/courses/ Zac Gordon: JavaScript for WP https://javascriptforwp.com/ https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/104-zac-gordon-wordpress-educator/ Treehouse https://teamtreehouse.com/ The App Design Handbook and Designing Web Applications by Nathan Berry http://nathanbarry.com/books/ Vi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vi Code School https://www.codeschool.com/ Codecademy https://www.codecademy.com/ Judi Knight https://twitter.com/judiknight https://newtricks.com/ LinkedIn Learning https://www.linkedin.com/learning/ Lynda https://www.lynda.com/ dBase https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBase Guil Hernandez on Twitter https://twitter.com/guilh Know The Code https://knowthecode.io/

We have a great interview with WordPress developer, business coach, and podcaster Curtis McHale from Vancouver, BC, CA. Curtis has been involved in the WordPress community for a number of years and has contributed a lot to helping WordPress freelance developer get more quality clients. You can find Curtis at http://curtismchale.ca/ and at https://twitter.com/curtismchale. Show Table of Contents 0:00 Intros. 1:28 How important is for you to know why you are in business? 3:00 Stop running a hobby, and start running a business. 4:18 What are some obstacles preventing people from running a successful web development business? 6:38 Why you shouldn't answer your email all day long. 9:08 What holds people back from charging the rates they should be? 10:57 What are your thought on paid discovery and Socratic questioning? 12:53 How can you improve communication with your web development clients? 14:57 What are your thoughts on hourly billing and value pricing? 17:39 Why you should still have an effective hourly rate when you do value pricing. 19:45 How has your lead generation system changed over time? 22:22 Why are more people not doing the marketing that they should be? 25:29 What are actionable steps you can take to improve web development lead generation in a three to six month period? 28:31 If you're a web developer, how do you jump from the 1k to 3k clients to the  6k to 15k clients? 31:50 What are the biggest misconceptions people have about writing a winning proposal? 37:57 Curtis has a special giveaway for our listeners. 40:15 Podcast outros and how you can get a hold of everyone.   We sit down with noted WordPress consultant and business coach Curtis McHale to talk about getting better clients, writing better proposals, effective client communication, pricing your services, marketing, and more. Get more bonus content at the WP-Tonic website: https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/131-curtis-mchale-wordpress-consultant   ===========   Sites mentioned during the show:   Smart Business Show (iTunes) https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/smart-business-show-curtis/id965262802?mt=2   Redbooth https://redbooth.com/   Diane Kinney on real-world freelancing https://poststatus.com/art-self-employed-web-consultant-draft-podcast/   Toggl https://toggl.com/   Easy Digital Downloads https://easydigitaldownloads.com/   Brennan Dunn https://doubleyourfreelancing.com/   Chris Lema https://chirslema/   The 10,000 Hour Rule http://gladwell.com/outliers/the-10000-hour-rule/   Effective Client Email https://curtismchale.ca/effective-client-email/   Writing Proposals That Win Work https://curtismchale.ca/write-proposals-win-work/   =========== Follow us on iTunes and l

We'll look at what inbound marketing and content marketing are, and some examples of businesses using inbound and content marketing. We'll examine our own track records with content marketing, and look at if it has worked for our own clients or not. If you do any form of online marketing or lead generation, this will be a discussion you don't want to miss. Our panel for this show: Adam Fout of Blue Steele Solutions Bridget Willard of WordImpress! Sallie Goetch of WP Fangirl Jonathan Denwood of WP-Tonic John Locke of Lockedown Design   Show Table of Contents 0:00 Intros 2:50 This week in WordPress stories 2:54 Pippin Williamson of Pippin's Plugins did a huge rundown of different page builders. What were your thoughts? 20:17 There is a theme on ThemeForest selling for $225. Will this be the first of many? Will this have any long-term effects on the theme market? 30:10 The main topic is "Does Content Marketing Really Work?" 31:30 What is content marketing? 33:05 How do you come up with content marketing ideas? 36:51 What happens when you have more ideas than time to publish content? 38:04 Keyword research can be a good way to drive your future content. 39:10 How do you create valuable content that stands out from the sheer volume of information being published? 42:49 Everyone is jumping on the content marketing bandwagon because their ads aren't working anymore. 44:05 How do you publish high-quality content on an aggressive schedule? 44:54 Companies who publish more often get more leads. 45:49 Id there a noticeable difference between companies that embrace content marketing and those who do not? 48:35 Content is king, but the end goal is to build a community or authority. 49:23 What difference does a consistent schedule make in content marketing? 50:43 Content marketing is a long-term game. 51:49 Do well-written case studies make people more likely to do business with you? 55:26 Voice is very important in creating content and resonating with customers. 59:09 Time for the podcast outros.     Get additional bonus content on the WP-Tonic website: https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/130-does-content-marketing-really-work   ===========   Other links mentioned during the show:   The Skyscraper technique http://backlinko.com/skyscraper-technique   HubSpot study on effect of publishing more content on website traffic http://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/blogging-frequency-benchmarks#sm.0001dcwomtvtyflc117m4a86dytzw   Shane Melaugh http://imimpact.com/   Brian Lee Jackson https://woorkup.com/   Robbie Richards http://www.robbierichards.com/   Give WP https://givewp.com/   Can WordPress Scale its Community Without Mentorship? https://wordimpress.com/can-wordpress-scale-community-without-mentorship/   Jen Miller at Need Someone To Blog https://needsomeonetoblog.com/   Rob

We sit down with Chris Handy, CEO and Founder of Thinkhandy to discuss sales funnels, inbound marketing, email marketing, and nurturing leads. http://www.thinkhandy.com/ Show Table of Contents 0:00 Intros 0:37 What is inbound marketing? How does inbound marketing relate to the sales cycle? 1:40 Inbound marketing has expanded it's meaning to the point of dilution 2:09 People buy differently than they used to 3:00 Content creation has become more casual 3:31 Answering your customers questions online 4:50 Wanting to get questions answered without talking to a sales person 5:58 50% of sales in  B2B are made before you ever speak to the prospect 7:55 Easing into the sales funnel with email marketing 8:34 Every email marketing campaign is going to look different, depending on the business and audience 9:57 People get stuck on The Law of Demand 11:09 Don't be afraid to share unique content in email newsletters 12:20 Be more of a teacher 14:08 Curating and publishing content on a specific subject in your newsletter 16:28 Building a content machine from customer and client feedback 19:08 HItting customer objections head-on 21:00 Using human language and not jargon 22:45 Why do salespeople rush to close the deal 26:26 Matching customers to what they need 29:40 Your job is to take them to the next step of the funnel 31:30 You have to have quotas in sales teams, but realize they influence behavior 33:48 LeadPages buying Drip, and thoughts on automation 38:40 Tracking source of sales referrals is important 39:39 Comparing some of the email marketing solutions 41:02 How sales teams use a CRM to get a 360 degree view of a customer 42:05 Workflows and automated sequences in email marketing 43:13 Podcast outros You can read more content from this episode on the WP-Tonic website:  https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/129-chris-handy-thinkhandy/   ================== Subscribe to WP-Tonic in iTunes and leave us a rating: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wp-tonic-wordpress-business/id893083124?mt=2   ==================   WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress support and maintenance service, but also publishers of a twice weekly WordPress business podcast where we talk with some of the most successful people in WordPress development and online marketing.  

In this round-table show, we go deep into SEO and what works in 2016 and what can damage your website's Google ranking. We look at black hat SEO techniques you should avoid, and outdated SEO myths that do more harm than good.   This week, we're talking black hat SEO, and the outdated SEO techniques you  might be using that will do more harm than good for your Google rankings. Our panel this week: Jackie D'Elia https://jackiedelia.com/ Jonathan Denwood https://www.wp-tonic.com Sallie Goetch https://www.wpfangirl.com/ John Locke https://www.lockedowndesign.com/ We have some weekly WordPress news stories that we hit in the first half hour: 1 - ButterBean Post Meta Box Framework 1.0 Released https://wptavern.com/butterbean-post-meta-box-framework-1-0-released 2 - WordPress for Enterprise: Why Your Enterprise Business Should Use WordPress https://kinsta.com/blog/wordpress-enterprise/ 3 - Why customers want WordPress Page Builders http://chrislema.com/want-wordpress-page-builders/ Show Table of Contents: 0:00 Intros 2:02 Weekly WordPress stories 2:05 Jason Tadlock releases ButterBean Post Meta Box Framework 1.0 6:40 Using WordPress for your enterprise business 17:20 Why do customers want page builders? 37:14 What are the crazy outdated SEO myths that people still believe? 38:10 Duplicate content / plagiarized content 38:40 Buying links / link schemes 39:30 Spam comments 40:00 Article spinning 40:15 Keyword stuffing / location + service keyword stuffing 42:25 Buying backlinks 44:20 Blog networks 44:46 Confessions of a Google Spammer https://inbound.org/blog/confessions-of-a-google-spammer 45:17 A link from a very reputable source can help your rankings 46:20 The meta keywords tag hasn't been relevant in years 46:56 Over-optimizing a site with very little content will look like spam 47:37 Duplicate meta descriptions 48:10 People don't want to hear that SEO takes time 48:40 Sallie's awesome tagline "SEO Is not a condiment" 48:50 Rebecca Gill's SEO Course https://www.web-savvy-marketing.com/2016/02/learn-seo/ 49:40 Internal linking also matters 51:12 How do you know who to trust when hiring a SEO expert? 52:00 Jackie has a great real-world story about how user experience makes a huge difference in SEO 55:15 You are optimizing your site for users, not Google 57:13 Google won't make money if they don't give people accurate results 58:40 Performance and mobile-friendliness are important for SEO 1:00:30 Some enterprise websites are still not mobile-friendly 1:01:25 We STILL don't design websites for mobile-first 1:03:05 Wix is still the dirt worst for SEO and user experience 1:05:23 Podcast outros Subscribe to us on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wp-tonic-wordpress-podcast/id893083124?mt=2   ===========   Read more content on the WP-Tonic website: https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/128-black-hat-seo-outdated-seo/   ===========   WP-Tonic is not just a WordPress maintenance service, but publishers of a twice weekly

We discuss with James White CEO of IntouchCRM what its really like to run a successful SaaS company in 2016. James and team have spent the last 8 + years building one of the most popular CRMs in the UK for small businesses.   In this episode, James has a lot of insights on how to differentiate yourself from the competition, what it takes to makes sales, and the importance of email marketing.   Show Table of Contents   0:00 Intros 1:52 Why did James start a Software as a Service company in the first place? 4:20 What is the general advice James would give people starting a company or wanting to be an entrepreneur? 6:28 Dont concentrate on the technology - find your customer and focus on your marketing. 7:24 Planning is the most important step in launching a business 8:39 How the InTouch Growth Academy is helping businesses actually succeed with their CRM 9:43 "Software (by) itself doesn't do anything." 10:20 Customers need help getting started with your product 11:40 The value of a hybrid Saas and training service 12:57 The importance of listening to people who have succeeded in the same path that you are trying to walk down 14:45 Knowing who you can't help is important for your business 15:18 If you are planning the problem you want to solve, and who you want to solve it for, most of your pain as a business owner will disappear 16:57 What are the most common mistakes that the user base makes when marketing their business? 17:30 Unless you drive traffic to your site, there's no point in having a website 18:15 You have to keep following up to close a sale. Most sales take place on the fifth to twelfth interaction. 19:41 Where did James get the idea for the Growth Academy? and what sort of difference has it made in onboarding, sales, and customer success? 22:49 How does automation make following up easier? And how does this affect your overall closing rate and sales? 24:35 "There will come a time where you have to pick up the phone." 25:01 "Most people don't schedule the right amount of time to do their sales activities." 25:20 Making sure you have the discipline to do your sales activities every day. 26:06 If you don't make time to pick up the phone, you won't carry on in business for very long 26:49 "When you're busiest, that's when you need to step on the gas the hardest." 27:13 Triggered emails and the advantages they have over traditional email blasts 27:38 Relevance gets rewarded 27:49 The analogy of the two pet owners (brilliant way to explain email marketing) 29:15 Triggered emails + relevance + information means you can talk directly to a specific customer 30:03 Using email sequences to take people on a journey through the sales funnel 30:30 Understanding leads to trust, which leads to closing sales 30:54 The importance of email segmenting 32:54 "If you're too big for the small jobs, you're too small for the big jobs." 34:38 Outros and ending remarks 37:19 Easter egg outtakes     InTouch CRM http://www.intouchcrm.com/     ==================   You can find additional show notes on the WP-Tonic website: https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/127-james-white-ceo-intouch-crm/   ==================   Subscribe to WP-Tonic on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wp-tonic-wordpress-podcast/id893083124?mt=2   If you get value from our twice weekly WordPress podcast, we would love it if you'd give us a review on iTunes. :)   ==

This week, our round table of WordPress experts discussed the topic, "What's Your Overall Online Strategy?" Our panel this week: Sallie Goetch https://www.wpfangirl.com/ Kim Shivler https://howtobuildanonlinecourse.com/ Jackie D'Elia https://jackiedelia.com/ Johnathan Denwood https://www.wp-tonic.com/   Before the main topic, we discussed some relevant WordPress news stories. WordPress News Stories 1 - Headway Themes Confirms Financial Difficulties, Issues Apology to Customers https://wptavern.com/headway-themes-confirms-financial-difficulties-issues-apology-to-customers 2 - Zerif Lite Suspended from WordPress Theme Directory, 300K Users Left Without Updates https://wptavern.com/zerif-lite-suspended-from-wordpress-theme-directory-300k-users-left-without-updates  3 - Review Signal Publishes 2016 WordPress Hosting Performance Benchmarks https://wptavern.com/review-signal-publishes-2016-wordpress-hosting-performance-benchmarks https://wptavern.com/zerif-lite-suspended-from-wordpress-theme-directory-300k-users-left-without-updates  3 - Review Signal Publishes 2016 WordPress Hosting Performance Benchmarks https://wptavern.com/review-signal-publishes-2016-wordpress-hosting-performance-benchmarks Show Table of Contents: 0:00 Intros 2:04 Weekly Stories for the World of WordPress 2:25 Headway Themes Confirms Financial Difficulties 8:25 Zerif Lite theme suspended from WordPress theme directory 15:02 Review Signal's 2016 WordPress Hosting Performance Benchmarks 16:12 The biggest surprise is where WP Engine placed 17:50 Other surprises from the hosting benchmarking 20:40 The WordPress hosting Jonathan recommends 22:30 Americans are terrible at geography 24:03 The main topic begins 24:29 Strategy is often overlooked with web projects 25:40 You will be disappointed if you don't figure out why you need a website in the first place 26:30 Ask the "Why?" questions early on 27:31 Start with the outcome and work backwards 28:40 What planning does it take to build a brand? 29:30 Defining your ideal customer is the first step 30:55 Return on investment and getting traffic 32:10 Do you have a platform? 32:45 "It's not the amount; it's the idea." 33:40 Starting from nothing is difficult, having an audience makes everything easier 34:50 Building your authority is the key 36:10 "It's not traffic; it's people." 38:01 "You want people who are looking for what you really do." 39:00 The one thing Kim needs to know before she builds you a membership site 40:28 Where many content membership sites drop the ball 41:10 The most common mistake when it comes to divvying up a website budget 42:54 Where 90% of your focus needs to be on your website 44:48 Large businesses are not immune to lack

Over a year ago I wrote one our most popular posts on the WP-Tonic’s website about the importance of speed when it comes to your WordPress-powered website in regards to usability and how Google ranks your website in SEO (search engine optimization) terms.   https://www.wp-tonic.com/blog/11-the-key-steps-to-make-your-wordpress-site-load-faster/   In this episode, we talk about 11 things you can do to make your WordPress website faster. A lot of this is based on a 3500+ word article that Jonathan put together for the WP-Tonic, but we further extrapolate the ideas and techniques talked about there. https://www.wp-tonic.com/blog/11-the-key-steps-to-make-your-wordpress-site-load-faster/ Show Table of Contents: 0:00 Intros 2:06 Reviewing the 11 steps to making your WordPress site faster 2:59 Page speed testing tools 3:23 Google Page Speed Insights 3:48 Time to first byte is an SEO factor 4:05 Why large sites spend so much time on page speed 4:44 The waterfall view of browser resources 5:28 Chrome Developer Tools to see the waterfall view 5:50 How to find the time to first byte for your website 6:26 DNS and page speed performance 8:28 How hosting affects page speed 9:03 You will never have a fast website with shared hosting 10:29 Why managed WordPress hosting is superior to general hosting 11:52 The near-future: PHP7 and HTTP/2 12:23 What is better? nginx or Apache? 13:00 The biggest performance difference between general hosts and managed hosting 15:40 External calls and HTTP requests can affect page speed 17:20 How caching can reduce HTTP requests and improve page speed 117:52 Why you need to talk to a consultant before buying a base theme 18:35 The dirty secret about how 85% of web shops pick WordPress themes 20:40 Visual builders based on shortcodes are terrible for performance 21:38 Page speed affects your marketing efforts 23:25 You get what you pay for 24:28 The quality and number of plugins can affect page speed 28:20 How caching helps your page speed 31:04 Web fonts: how much does this affect page speed? 31:55 A short history of web fonts 33:21 The down side of using web fonts 36:07 Image optimization, and how easy it is to add tons of page weight without knowing it 37:21 A short history of web images 37:59 A huge problem with modern web design and website performance 40:35 Image compression tools like Kraken.io 41:50 CDNs: What are they, and how do they help page speed? 42:30 How CDNs work 45:40 General tips for learning more about improving page speed 47:45 Outros and some interesting news   =========================   WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress maintenance and support service, but we publish a twice weekly WordPress podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds in WordPress development and online marketing.  

We sat down with Matt Inglot of the web agency Tilted Pixel, the Freelance Transformation podcast to talk about growing an agency, how to get web clients, and the benefits of having a podcast.   Show Table of Contents: 0:00 Intros 1:11 Matt's origin story and founding Tilted Pixel 3:00 Burning the candle at three ends 3:28 Early missteps in running an agency 4:16 Figure out your Why 4:47 Don't copycat others; they may not be doing what's best for longevity 5:52 Find a mentor who has already done what you want to do 7:15 By trying to serve everyone, you serve no one (well) 7:54 Set minimum projects budgets! 9:01 Deliver results for a specific subset of the market 10:56 Step One: Establish the problem you are solving 11:27 Find out more about the business, then identify the pain 13:43 How do you know when it's time to grow your agency? 15:45 When you are a solo freelancer, you may not be charging enough - but not for the reasons you may think 18:11 If you hire employees, you must be ready to grow in a big way 19:35 Does having a larger team really make it easier to win larger projects? 22:13 What does Matt look for when hiring contractors or employees? 23:04 The one thing that will end your working relationship with an agency 24:56 What are some marketing strategies that work for web developers? 26:10 The marketing channel that you can most easily dominate in your local market 28:37 Client generation strategies, and when they work 29:31 When client generation strategies don't work 31:37 The real reason times are tough for generalist web shops right now 34:04 Have a repeatable strategy for attracting clients 34:40 "If you're a freelancer, you only need about three to ten clients a year". 36:34 What inspired Matt to target consultants and freelancers with his podcast 38:14 Building a network through a podcast 39:59 Podcast outros   Be sure to catch bonus content from this episode on the WP-Tonic site at https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/124-wp-tonic-matt-inglot-of-titled-pixel-on-building-a-micro-agency-and-podcast/   Guest: Matt Inglot https://www.tiltedpixel.com/ https://freelancetransformation.com/     =====================   Remember WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress maintenance and support service, but we publish a twice weekly WordPress podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds in WordPress development and online marketing.  

Matt Medeiros from The Matt Report is our guest. Our main discussion point, "Is it getting more difficult to make money in WordPress?" Matt Medeiros knows many different facets of the WordPress ecosystem. He's the owner of Slocum Studios, a WordPress agency that specializes in higher education and publication websites. He also hosts one of the most popular WordPress podcasts, The Matt Report. Slocum Studios is also behind the Conductor plugin, which is a unique display building plugin for WordPress. He recently launched PluggedIn Radio, which is a podcast and video channel dedicated to WordPress plugin tutorials. Because of the diversity of WordPress products and services Matt is involved in, we felt he was the perfect person to ask, "Is it getting harder to make money in the WordPress sandbox?" Here's our 70 minute conversation with Matt, and his thoughts on the ecosystem. Show Table of Contents: 0:00 Intros 1:28 An underlying theme in Season 3 of the Matt Report? 2:00 Is it getting harder to make money in the WordPress space? 2:55 Season 2 was an experiment 3:25 Season 3 is back to examining where people are in their business 3:54 Plateau or GTFO? 4:10 There's a trend going on in digital marketing 4:53 Things are getting a little bit harder 5:50 Focusing down on a vertical or niche makes it easier to survive 6:30 It's not getting harder because of more competition (at least not with people) 7:20 Other platforms are competition 8:50 Everyone is told to use WordPress..and then they give up on it 9:30 Getting things pixel-perfect is tough to do quickly 10:30 Where people hit the wall with Wix or Squarespace 11:35 The long game is WordPress will eventually be easier? 12:10 Why higher pay-scale projects seem to have a love affair with Drupal 13:55 Misconceptions about WordPress are still widespread 15:19 Enterprise companies like slow iteration in a CMS 16:30 Acquia may be more aggressive with enterprise sales than WordPress VIP 17:40 ExpressionEngine as a CMS 18:25 Some agencies think WordPress is equivalent to ThemeForest 19:10 Successfully positioning WordPress for enterprise projects 20:47 Products and client services in the WordPress space 21:30 Differentiation in the WordPress ecosystem 22:35 Educating low-budget clients for the future 23:23 The client exodus from all-in-one agencies or IT companies to boutique agencies 24:37 Specialization and looking for what you can focus on as a smaller agency 25:38 Where are agencies weak? Adapting to the market, and marketing in general 25:50 The drawback to productized services or consulting 27:00 Don't sell your value short 27:30 Figuring out pricing 28:05 Running your business like a business 28:35 Pushing your boundaries on pricing 28:59 The customer experience is part of your value 30:10 Finding the right clients takes work 30:55 You can't fake it till you make it with higher value projects 32:10 They hire you for continuity. 33:00 Sustainability and reinvesting 34:01 Just be real with customers 34:48 I've heard there's a gold rush, but where's the gold? 35:24 Define what you want out get out of the business 36:40 Find the clients you relate to best 37:30 You've got to get out from behind your desk 38:05 Content marketing takes time 38:29 Find the too

Matt Medeiros from The Matt Report is our guest. Our main discussion point, "Is it getting more difficult to make money in WordPress?" Matt Medeiros knows many different facets of the WordPress ecosystem. He's the owner of Slocum Studios, a WordPress agency that specializes in higher education and publication websites. He also hosts one of the most popular WordPress podcasts, The Matt Report. Slocum Studios is also behind the Conductor plugin, which is a unique display building plugin for WordPress. He recently launched PluggedIn Radio, which is a podcast and video channel dedicated to WordPress plugin tutorials. Because of the diversity of WordPress products and services Matt is involved in, we felt he was the perfect person to ask, "Is it getting harder to make money in the WordPress sandbox?" Here's our 70 minute conversation with Matt, and his thoughts on the ecosystem. Show Table of Contents: 0:00 Intros 1:28 An underlying theme in Season 3 of the Matt Report? 2:00 Is it getting harder to make money in the WordPress space? 2:55 Season 2 was an experiment 3:25 Season 3 is back to examining where people are in their business 3:54 Plateau or GTFO? 4:10 There's a trend going on in digital marketing 4:53 Things are getting a little bit harder 5:50 Focusing down on a vertical or niche makes it easier to survive 6:30 It's not getting harder because of more competition (at least not with people) 7:20 Other platforms are competition 8:50 Everyone is told to use WordPress..and then they give up on it 9:30 Getting things pixel-perfect is tough to do quickly 10:30 Where people hit the wall with Wix or Squarespace 11:35 The long game is WordPress will eventually be easier? 12:10 Why higher pay-scale projects seem to have a love affair with Drupal 13:55 Misconceptions about WordPress are still widespread 15:19 Enterprise companies like slow iteration in a CMS 16:30 Acquia may be more aggressive with enterprise sales than WordPress VIP 17:40 ExpressionEngine as a CMS 18:25 Some agencies think WordPress is equivalent to ThemeForest 19:10 Successfully positioning WordPress for enterprise projects 20:47 Products and client services in the WordPress space 21:30 Differentiation in the WordPress ecosystem 22:35 Educating low-budget clients for the future 23:23 The client exodus from all-in-one agencies or IT companies to boutique agencies 24:37 Specialization and looking for what you can focus on as a smaller agency 25:38 Where are agencies weak? Adapting to the market, and marketing in general 25:50 The drawback to productized services or consulting 27:00 Don't sell your value short 27:30 Figuring out pricing 28:05 Running your business like a business 28:35 Pushing your boundaries on pricing 28:59 The customer experience is part of your value 30:10 Finding the right clients takes work 30:55 You can't fake it till you make it with higher value projects 32:10 They hire you for continuity. 33:00 Sustainability and reinvesting 34:01 Just be real with customers 34:48 I've heard there's a gold rush, but where's the gold? 35:24 Define what you want out get out of the business 36:40 Find the clients you relate to best 37:30 You've got to get out from behind your desk 38:05 Content marketing takes time 38:29 Find the tools you are comfortable with 40:4

We have a great WordPress round-table discussion with a great WordPress community panel. We begin the show discussing the biggest WordPress news stories of the week. Then in the second half of the show we discuss our main show topic "Website Redesigns: What Should You Consider?" Our panel this week: Jackie D'Elia https://jackiedelia.com/ Sallie Goetch https://www.wpfangirl.com/ Jonathan Denwood https://www.wp-tonic.com/ John Locke https://www.lockedowndesign.com/ Before the main topic, we looked at our two WordPress news stories of the week: WordPress 4.6 "Pepper" Released https://wptavern.com/wordpress-4-6-pepper-released-streamlines-plugin-and-theme-management Us vs Them https://wptavern.com/us-vs-them ================= Main Topic: Website Redesigns, What Should You Consider? Show Table of Contents: 0:00 Intros 2:30 News Story #1: WordPress 4.6 Released 10:41 News Story #2: Us vs Them 23:00 Why Do Businesses Need Website Redesigns in the First Place? 23:34 Mobilegeddon Is What Pushed Many People To Redesign Their Sites in 2015 28:02 Envy and Fear 30:23 Customers Judge Your Overall Business by Your Website 31:20 "Your copyright date is six years old!" 32:10 Even Regular People Notice Poor Website Usability 34:00 Why Large Companies Sometimes Have Horrendous Websites 34:30 Drive To Redesign Can Come From Comparing Your Website To Your Competitors 36:40 Redesigns Can Be Delayed Because of Bad Prior Experiences, or Decision Paralysis 39:50 Who Should You Ideally Be Looking For To Do a Website Redesign? 40:10 Pros and Cons of HIring Agencies, Solo Consultants, or In-House 42:10 Different-sized  Businesses Have Different Budgets for a Website Redesign 44:54 A Proper Website Redesign Takes Time 46:15 Some Thoughts On Who NOT to Trust With Your Website Redesign 48:23 "At a certain price, they're just going to farm it out to a 12 year old". 48:54 A Good Agency Will Take Time To Ask Questions and Learn About Your Business 50:20 What Drives Jonathan Crazy About Developers Underestimating Marketing Sites 52:20 A Big Disadvantage To Hiring In-House For a Website Redesign 52:45 What Should You Be Planning For Leading Into a Redesign? 53:45 Some Compelling Reasons Why Your Consultant Should Be Doing A Discovery Phase 55:45 Without A Proper Roadmap, Your Project Will Likely Go Over-Budget 57:10 Most Clients Don't Know What Their Website Can Actually Do For Them 1:00:40 If You Have A Restricted Budget, You Must Have Restricted Expectations 1:02:00 Quality Over Quantity 1:03:00 Podcast Outros   Visit the WP-Tonic website for bonus content from this episode! https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/119-website-redesigns/     =====================   WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress maintenance and support service, but we publish a twice weekly WordPress podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds

Our main WordPress topic is going to be "Email Plugins and Strategies for Email Marketing" We've also got three great stories from the WordPress community. Our Panel   Sallie Goetsch: from Wpfangirl.com Jackie D’Elia: from Jackie D’Elia Design Kim Shivler: from Whiteglovewebtraining.com John Locke: from Lockedown Design   Our weekly WordPress news stories: Headway Theme's Future Uncertain Amidst Financial Troubles https://wptavern.com/headway-themes-future-is-uncertain-amidst-financial-troubles Competition, Crisis Management, and the Community https://serverpress.com/competition-crisis-management-community/ How To Create Accessible WordPress Websites https://pagely.com/blog/2016/08/create-accessible-wordpress-websites/ Show Table of Contents: 0:00 Intro 2:26 WP News Story: Headway Themes in Financial Trouble? 13:27 WP News Story: How To Create Accessible WordPress Websites 18:21 Main Topic: Email Marketing Strategies, Plugins, and Services for WordPress 18:43 Why Do We Still Care About Email Marketing? 19:58 Does Email Marketing Make a Difference in Your Revenue? 20:40 Three Categories of Email Subscriptions 23:58 E-Blasts Get Deleted 25:44 Consistency and Schedule 29:30 Segmenting Your List and Reader Expectations 32:00 Long Form Emails and Drip Campaigns 35:40 What Kind of Email Services Should You Use? 36:25 Using Obscure or Niche Email Services 40:00 The Problem With Email Templates 43:17 Drip Campaigns in MailChimp 43:50 Using GetResponse 44:50 SendGrid and other SMTP servers for Transactional Emails 46:07 MailGun and Google SMTP for Transactional Emails 46:48 WordPress Plugins that use the Host Provided Email System 47:46 What is the Difference SMTP and wp_mail 49:05 What Do You Use For Email Signups? 50:40 Exit Intent Email Signup Boxes and Pop-ups 53:15 Compelling Lead Magnets 54:17 You have to have enough signup boxes to get subscribers 56:18 "You know how to take the reservation, but you don't know how to HOLD the reservation." 57:04 Different Lead Magnets for Different Content Read the article:   https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/117-round-table-email-plugins-strategies-email-marketing/   =====================   WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress maintenance and support service, but we publish a twice weekly WordPress podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds in WordPress development, web design, business, and online marketing.

This week, we look at What Makes a WooCommerce Website Successful? The lessons we learned are not what you might expect them to be. Our panel this week: Sallie Goetsch: https://wpfangirl.com Morten Rand-Hendriksen: http://pinkandyellow.com/ Scott Buscemi: https://luminary.ws/ John Locke: https://www.lockedowndesign.com/ Show Table of Contents: 0:00 We introduce the episode and our panel. 3:34 WordPress News Story: John James Jacoby Publishes 35 Part Tweetstorm on WordPress Leadership, Community, and Economics https://wptavern.com/john-james-jacoby-publishes-35-part-tweetstorm-on-wordpress-leadership-community-and-economics 27:26 Our Main WordPress Topic: What Makes a WooCommerce Website Successful? 27:49 What are the characteristics that make any ecommerce website successful? 28:45 Show off what makes you different. 29:15 You have to drive traffic to your website. 31:34 Running an e-commerce site is the same as running a bricks-and-mortar store. 34:12 If you don't have traffic, you aren't going to make sales. 35:58 Rising to the top of Google takes more than one day. 38:19 People think that WooCommerce extensions will help them make sales, when they are really for sites already making sales. 39:56 Not every issue is a technical issue. 40:30 Many companies think they know their audience, but they don't. 43:29 If you really know your market, you will succeed. 45:25 Are there any challenges that are unique to WooCommerce as opposed to other e-commerce platforms? 48:04 WooCommerce is a powerful platform, but requires a lot of technical knowledge from the consultant setting it up. 50:27 There's a user story behind every WooCommerce setting. 51:57 Every ecommerce platform has certain trade-offs. 52:59 Some more thoughts on what can make a WooCommerce site build challenging. 57:26 Running an e-commerce website has many layers of complexity and legal obligation beyond those of a regular marketing website. 1:02:01 We do outros for the podcast listeners.   ================ Leave us a review on iTunes and subscribe to our WordPress podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wordpress-wp-tonic-jonathan/id893083124?mt=2   ================ Read the article on the WP-Tonic website for bonus content: https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/what-makes-a-woocommerce-website-successful/   ================   WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress maintenance and support service, but we publish a twice weekly WordPress podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds in WordPress development, web design, business, and online marketing.

Why have we decided to talk about this subject? Well, a lot of users of WordPress are small business owners who have physical businesses or have a joint set-up of local business and e-commerce online presence and are using WordPress to build their company's website. However, for you the small business owner to get any real value from your WordPress powered website it's got to show up in Google local search. Unfortunately, I see so many small business owners making a lot of fundamental mistakes when it comes to getting their WordPress optimized for Google local search. Show Table of Contents: 0:00 Intros 0:43 The Marketing Funnel 1:35 The Importance of Local SEO 2:10 Local SEO is Different than National Search 2:38 Directories and the Internet Yellow Pages 3:00 Getting a Consistent NAP (Name, Address, Phone) 4:05 Moz Local for managing your NAP and data aggregation 6:50 Reviews and the Internet Yellow Pages 8:00 Google Local / Google My Business 10:40 Google Search Console 11:10 Yoast SEO and sitemaps with Google Search Console 12:00 Make sure you're not blocking Googlebot in Yoast 13:37 Verifying your site in Google Search Console 16:50 Submitting a XML sitemap to Google and Bing 18:37 Collecting email addresses and some harsh statistics 21:13 Using Google Search Console for keyword research 22:31 Contact information and local SEO 24:32 Where you want to send customers who click on your PPC ads 25:50 Podcast outros     Get additional content for this episode on the WP-Tonic website https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/090-wordpress-local-seo/     ===================   WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress support and maintenance service, but we publish a twice weekly WordPress podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds in WordPress development, web design, business, and online marketing.  

As always Kyle, Wes, and Randall talk about some Hearthstone, but this time a special guest. Druid deck expert Stephen Pestian.  We give our opinions on the announced features of Curse of Naxxramas, and have a few more mobile games to try out.  Show Table of Contents:What we've played since last time - 02:02Topic of the Week - 59:35Mobile Games - 1:34:50

As always Kyle, Wes, and Randall talk about some Hearthstone, but this time with a structured debate on whether card animations should pause the turn timer. We tried out a new board game Cut-throat Caverns, and we all agree that the Room is one of our favorite mobile games. Show Table of Contents:What we've played since last time - 01:06News (or lack thereof) - 46:25Topic of the Week - 47:20Board Games - 1:04:00Mobile Games - 1:21:21

E3 came and went, and Kyle, Randall, and Wes talk about what we saw / what we are excited for. Dreamhack Summer concluded with some Hearthstone Drama. And we want listener mail!Amaz Reaction reddit post: http://www.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/28bs2n/my_amaz_response_to_the_dh_controversy/Show Table of Content:What we've played since last time - 01:15News - 37:10Amaz Reaction to Dreamhack Summer Finals - 1:08:40Mobile Games - 1:15:10