Podcasts about Spiewak

A nonprofit organization is working to improve the lives of veterans. The Boots to Health Foundation offers life coaching, fitness, training, and nutrition coaching to veterans at no cost. Logan Spiewak is the co-founder and Executive Director of Boots for Health Foundation. Spiewak, a proud Marine Corps Veteran, struggled significantly when he was discharged from the military.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Construction Disruption podcast, Ryan Bell of Isaiah Industries and co-host Ethan Young explore innovative digital marketing strategies with Jarod Spiewak, founder of Comet Fuel. Jarod shares his journey from a young entrepreneur at 14 to a successful international speaker and marketer. He discusses Comet Fuel's core philosophy, emphasizing transparency and revenue-focused digital marketing. Key insights include the importance of detailed tracking for lead generation and marketing ROI, the potential of Google Ads, and practical tips for aspiring entrepreneurs in the construction industry.Jarod also discusses the role of AI in marketing and his unique clicks-to-cash approach, which ensures businesses get tangible results from their campaigns. Whether you're a construction professional looking to optimize your marketing efforts or an entrepreneur eager to learn from Jarod's experience, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice.Timestamps00:47 Meet Jarod Spiewak: From Teen Entrepreneur to Agency Founder02:55 The Birth of Comet Fuel: Bridging Freelancing and Agency Work05:48 Comet Fuel's Core Services: Clicks to Cash09:52 Challenges in Lead Generation and Marketing ROI14:40 Crafting Irresistible Offers in the Construction Industry22:04 The Role of AI in Marketing and Operations25:57 Transparency and Client Communication at Comet Fuel28:00 Reevaluating Business Goals28:39 Trends in the Construction Industry29:16 Importance of Tracking Marketing Channels32:19 Choosing the Right CRM33:07 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs35:10 Understanding Marketing for Business Growth38:14 Embracing Change and Experimentation41:02 Rapid Fire Questions49:46 Conclusion and Contact InformationConnect with Jarod OnlineWebsite: https://cometfuel.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@JarodSpiewakFor more Construction Disruption, listen on Apple Podcasts or YouTubeConnect with us on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedInThis episode was produced by Isaiah Industries, Inc.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrpChartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

On this episode, we have Jarod Spiewak, Founder of Comet Fuel to share with us why prospective clients don't want to work with agencies.Jarod is an international speaker and founder helping service and SaaS businesses scale to $5M-$10M by turning Clicks To Cash.He spent a year working in corporate America and two with a digital marketing agency before launching the first iteration of Comet Fuel in 2018.Comet Fuel has helped their clients turn $40M+ in ad spend into $250M+ in revenue, one could say that things are going alright.When he's not working, Jarod can be found cooking, watching way too much YouTube (allegedly), and working on creating efforts that will never see the light of day.On the podcast, Jarod covers:Why clients don't want to work with agencies. 2:21Creating a unique and compelling offer for web design clients. 4:57Managing client meetings and streamlining communication. 10:00Agency growth and client communication strategies. 14:56Tailoring sales pitches to clients' needs. 20:23Why agencies struggle to work with clients and how to overcome the challenges. 24:47You can find Jarod at www.cometfuel.com and on socials:LinkedInTwitterFacebookYouTubeIf you liked this episode, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts!

In this episode, we explore Jarod Spiewak's journey with Blue Dog Media, a marketing agency he founded that specializes in helping service-based businesses, particularly law firms, grow through Search Engine Marketing (SEM). Jarod's mission is clear: to increase his clients' profits efficiently using SEM strategies. Blue Dog Media is known for its impressive outcomes, such as boosting a law firm's call volume by over 170% and achieving a consistent 20-25% conversion rate for paid ads. Jarod's approach combines systems, automation, and continuous improvement, ensuring his strategies are both effective and scalable. Transparency and education are key to Jarod's client relationships, with a focus on explaining the 'why' and 'how' behind each strategy. His philosophy prioritizes return on ad spend (ROAS) over traditional metrics like clicks or conversions, emphasizing real financial gains for clients. Jarod offers a unique 200% money-back guarantee and flexible terms, including no lock-in contracts and a non-compete promise. His services cover everything from Google Ads strategy and management to creative development and landing page design, all aimed at maximizing ad campaign profitability. The process for new clients involves an initial compatibility call, followed by a detailed audit or market analysis, and a comprehensive proposal outlining the strategy for success. This episode delves into how Jarod Spiewak and Blue Dog Media are setting new standards in SEM, focusing on tangible results and client success, and leaving competitors trying to catch up. For More Info: https://cometfuel.com

Whether you are a business owner or a leader within a business, a key objective for you is to create an environment that enables the business to grow. This is especially true of sales leaders, where we are expected to underpin this growth through continuing to deliver the numbers, and often we are heavily reliant on the leads that are generated. In this episode, I enjoyed a great conversation with Jarod Spiewak, Founder and Lead Strategist at Comet Fuel, a successful lead generation agency, around intentionally scaling your business, to deliver sustainable and replicable results. To connect with Jarod and to learn more about Comet Fuel, go to: Website - https://cometfuel.com/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@JarodSpiewak LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarodspiewak/

Today Rachael Spiewak discusses her approach to three-day challenges, emphasizing  the importance of search engine optimization (SEO) for digital community building. 1. Rachael stressed the necessity of learning digital skills as an entrepreneur. SEO is an integral part of any online strategy, whether done consciously or not.Businesses must differentiate themselves.You can utilize a variety of platforms to conduct customer research.Video is the most powerful type of content on the internet.2. Rachael suggested digital marketing formats to  showcase personality and perform research.Use of an “Ask Me Anything” format to deal with customer queries. Three-day challenges can grow your list and gather data on her target market.Leveraging customer language and social proof in SEO.Want to connect with Rachael?WebsiteLinkedInFacebookOther episodes we mentioned:Workflow Tips w/ DahliaThe Gaming BlenderHave you ever wanted to design your own video game?Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyHey, football fans! Score big this fall with Senior Night Gifts from LoveYourSenior.com. These treasures are just what you need to make your memories last a lifetime. But hurry, these limited edition pieces are as fleeting as those Friday night lights Visit loveyoursenior.com and grab yours before the final whistle blows.That's loveyoursenior.com. Now is the time to supercharge your SEO efforts with a special offer from CrystalWaddell.com: a content audit! Get insight into what pieces of content you need to create to dominate your nice! Visit CrystalWaddell.com/content to learn how you can easily increase website traffic and bring more visitors to your site. Don't miss out on this opportunity to accelerate your SEO performance! Start today. Get your content to the top of search results! Support the showApply to be our podcast guest!

Tracking and Integration in Marketing and Sales with Jarod Spiewak Do you have systems that allow you to track how well you are doing in your marketing and sales? Effective tracking and integration are the cornerstones of successful marketing and sales strategies. Tracking data not only provides valuable insights into the performance of your campaigns […]

PROTEÇÃO DE DADOS + DUPLA CERTIFICAÇÃO: https://lec.com.br/cursos/curso-de-protecao-de-dados/ Marcio El Kalay recebe Benny Spiewak, sócio do SPLaw advogados, para um bate-papo imperdível sobre Gestão de Crises Cibernéticas. Descubra as estratégias essenciais para proteger sua empresa contra ameaças digitais, os passos cruciais para lidar com incidentes e como enfrentar o inesperado.

POWER HALF HOUR ep120 August 30th at 11AM. Super excited to interview our guest speaker Jarod Spiewak!   Jarod Spiewak is an international speaker and founder helping service and SaaS businesses scale by turning Clicks To Cash™.   At just 14 years old, Jarod took his first steps in the business world earning money needed to attend college. After graduating, Jarod spent a year working in corporate America and two with a digital marketing agency before launching the first iteration of Comet Fuel at age 20.   Annoyed by traditional agencies promising the moon but only delivering stardust, Jarod saw a clear need for a digital agency that provided transparency and a results oriented approach. Comet Fuel has helped their clients turn $40M+ in revenue into $250M+, one could say that things are going alright.   When he's not busy making his clients wildly successful, Jarod can be found cooking, watching way too much Youtube (allegedly), and working on creative efforts that will never see the light of day.   Connect with Jarod: @jarodspiewak   ---------- Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to my channel :) ---------- What is the POWER HALF HOUR?  The Power Half Hour is a concise 30 minute interview with a top performer/influencer; usually in real estate. The guest speaker will share with us what motivates them, how they achieved high level success and their top business tips. You can join in on these live Wednesday Power Half Hour interviews via Zoom or Facebook Live.  Connect with John Tsai for those links.  ---------- STAY CONNECTED with John Tsai, eXp Realty Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tsairealestate YouTube https://www.youtube.com/johntsaiprec  ---------- CHECK OUT my new book that launched on Amazon.com and .ca on July 12, 2021. Search: How To Be A Beast by John Tsai. 

Jarod Spiewak is an international speaker and founder comet Fuel. He helps service and SaaS businesses scale to $5M-$10M/year by turning Clicks To Cash. Wanna work with Jarod visit Comet Fuel at https://cometfuel.com/ More episode like this visit: https://www.getunstuckmethod.com/podcast   

On this week's episode of The Chasing Health Podcast, Chris and I had the pleasure of welcoming Matt Spiewak, Nutrition and Strength Coach, out of Chicago, IL. In the episode, we covered: (0:00:00) - Personal Training and Physical Education (0:09:00) - Mind-Muscle Connection and Intensity in Workouts (0:15:07) - Optimal Intensity for Muscle Growth (0:21:12) - Building Muscle Growth and Effective Programming (0:24:42) - Optimize Workouts for Various Schedules/Goals (0:28:47) - Progression in Fitness Training (0:32:14) - Promoting Strength Training and Dispelling Myths (0:38:14) - Personal Training Philosophies and Progression (0:45:19) - Choose the Right Workout Program To connect with Matt: IG: @spiewak_coachingPodcast: The Unleashed Physique Podcast www.unleashmyphysique.com How to Connect with Us:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/changing_chase/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/665770984678334/ Visit our Website: https://www.conquerfitnessandnutrition.com/  Work with Conquer Fitness and Nutrition for 1:1 Coaching:  https://forms.gle/A7yZfj9uYJPQtvsL6 Chris: https://www.instagram.com/conquer_fitness2021/

Marissa jumps on Instagram live with strength & nutrition coach Michael Spiewak to discuss how to really make permanent change! (0:00) - Intro (1:08) - Dessert. Every. Day. (3:25) - Lean Into The Discomfort (7:28) - How Do You Make & Stick With Change?  (14:52) - Hunger/Fullness Cues (21:25) - Incremental Change (25:40) - Holding Yourself Accountable  Want to reach out to Matt?  Instagram: @spiewak_coaching Follow us on Instagram: @barbelllifestylepocast Hosted by: @marissaroyfitness & @christilynnfit

Vor Wochen bekamen wir bei "Das Politikteil" eine Mail von einer Hörerin. In der Betreffzeile stand ganz nüchtern: "Bildungspolitik". Was dann folgte, war ziemlich heftig. Gleich im ersten Absatz schrieb die Hörerin: "In dieser E-Mail wird es um viel Bekanntes gehen. Um Missstände und Verfassungsbruch. Und vor allem um Kinder, die unsere Zukunft sind und die in diesem Land nicht so behandelt werden sollten, wie sie es werden." Carlotta Wald vom Team von "Das Politikteil", dem politischen Podcast von ZEIT und ZEIT ONLINE, hat die Hörerin, eine Lehrerin aus Hessen, besucht und mit ihr über die Lage an den Schulen in Deutschland gesprochen: über die schleppende Digitalisierung, den Lehrermangel, die damit einhergehende Überlastung und darüber, dass am Ende die Kinder dafür bezahlen müssen. Und zwar immer dieselben: die aus sozial schwachen Familien. Wir lassen diese Woche die Lehrerin ausführlich mit ihren Erlebnissen aus der Praxis zu Wort kommen – und sprechen über diese Erfahrungen mit Martin Spiewak, Redakteur im ZEIT-Ressort Wissen. Ist das, was wir unseren Kindern und auch den Lehrern zumuten, ein kollektives Versagen, ein Verstoß gegen alle Regeln der Fairness und Generationengerechtigkeit? Ist unser Schulsystem darauf vorbereitet, dass es immer mehr Kinder von Flüchtlingen aufnehmen und integrieren muss? Und warum haben die Klagen scheinbar so wenig Wirkung auf die Politik, obwohl doch Eltern angeblich die hartnäckigste, unangenehmste Interessenvertretung von allen sind?  Martin Spiewak, einer der besten Kenner des deutschen Bildungswesens, erklärt, woran es hakt: am deutschen Föderalismus. Und daran, dass ausgerechnet in Schulen und Hochschulen so wenig aus Fehlern gelernt wird. Spiewak sagt aber auch, woran es nicht fehlt: an Geld. "Wir hätten schon einiges gewonnen, würden die Bundesländer voneinander lernen und die Mittel bundesweit fairer verteilt", moniert Spiewak. In das deutsche Bildungssystem sind in den vergangenen Jahren Milliarden geflossen. Sie kommen nur häufig nicht dort an, wo sie am dringendsten gebraucht werden. Im Podcast "Das Politikteil" sprechen wir jede Woche über das, was die Politik beschäftigt, erklären die Hintergründe, diskutieren die Zusammenhänge. Immer freitags mit zwei Moderatoren, einem Gast – und einem Geräusch. Im Wechsel sind als Gastgeber Tina Hildebrandt und Heinrich Wefing oder Ileana Grabitz und Peter Dausend zu hören.

I am joined by a member of our Wits & Weights Facebook community, Matthew Spiewak, to chat about training and nutrition, including flexible dieting, compound lifts, pain and injury, and programming. Matthew is an ACSM-certified Personal Trainer in the Chicagoland area with a degree in Kinesiology. He loves helping people feel and look better and transform their health through his hands-on work in the gym as a trainer, so Matthew has both the educational and practical experience to help you succeed. Matthew also hosts a 30-minute Instagram live every Tuesday at 5pm Central time in the U.S. and brings on new guests every week.  Topics discussed in this episode:How and why Matthew got into fitnessFlexible dieting and who benefits from itWhether anyone should NOT use flexible dietingWhether people should squat and deadlift, benefits, how to incorporate in trainingThe best rep ranges for strength, hypertrophy, and physiqueBench press form (and getting the entire body involved)How to avoid low back painHow to deal with an injuryWhy programming is so important to get better resultsHow to start and stick with a training routineand lots moreRELATED LINKSFind Matthew on InstagramMatthew's websiteWatch the episode on video hereJoin the Wits & Weights Facebook community

In this episode, we have Jarod Spiewak who is the founder of Comet Fuel. We get to talking about his desire to help Entrepreneurs Jarod shares his journey with you so you can start yours today! Make sure you check out their links down below and share with a friend if you enjoyed the episode. Always Remember to Invest In Yourself Phil Better

In this episode, we have Jarod Spiewak who is the founder of Comet Fuel. We get to talking about his desire to help Entrepreneurs Jarod shares his journey with you so you can start yours today! Make sure you check out their links down below and share with a friend if you enjoyed the episode. Always Remember to Invest In Yourself Phil Better

Today I'm talking with personal growth coach (and my friend) Tammy Spiewak.Tammy and I talk all the time about so much good stuff around food and body image and change and mindset and finally realized we needed to make it public because we both always walk away from our conversations with so much insight and inspiration. Here's what we dive into today:Tammy's journey as a mom, school teacher and yoga teacher to becoming a personal growth coachHow Tammy and I both walked the path of “your mess becomes your message” How the expectations of motherhood in our society impacts our sense of self The stories we tell ourselves that keep us trapped and stuckWhat true self care looks like (hint: its not about a weekly manicure)Why being selfish is a good thingA reframe on why you need more boundaries in your lifeWhy the work of true change takes way more time than we want it to and ultimately never ends (but that's not a bad thing!)Connect with TammyWebsiteInstagramConnect with meFind me on InstagramSign up for my Monday newsletter with lots of nutrition, exercise and mindset tipsLearn more about 1:1 coaching on my website

To say that Jarod has had a rapid accession as an entrepreneur is an understatement. From graduating High Schools at sixteen, through to a brief college career and marketing roles in the corporate world, Jared dove into entrepreneurship at a young age. After experiencing some of the challenges rapidly growing businesses face, Jared retooled, focused and created a Comet Fuel, a highly successful and focused marketing agency.

We did a testimony show a year and a half ago almost now with my wife and best friend Julie Spiewak.  Julie had stays in the mental hospital in New Hampshire 3 times.  Each visit lasting upwards of 20 days.  You can listen to that podcast called Healed of Mental Illness from April of 2020.Thought it would be nice to hear again from Julie and have her share how's she's doing today since time has passed.  What has she done to maintain her healing and what are some steps people can take to utilize wisdom from her journey.Listen to this amazing story of triumph over tragedy! 

Aaron is joined with Mrs. Spiewak and Mrs. Groeneveld to discuss Elm Middle School's College and Career Pathway program.

What should a marketing plan look like? How do I calculate my ROI in marketing?  How do I evaluate my marketing?  We have a great conversation with Jarod Spiewak, the founder and lead strategist of Comet Fuel.  Comet Fuel is a strategy-first, agency that helps exceptional businesses run sophisticated ROI-positive marketing campaigns to fuel long-term growth, without all the typical agency BS.Connect with Jarod Spiewak:Meet Jarod: https://jarodspiewak.com/Webpage:  https://cometfuel.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JarodSpiewak/featuredLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarodspiewak/Follow the podcast at @itsjustbusinesspodcast on all the major podcasting platforms.Connect with us:To get in touch with us, email the podcast at itsjustbusinesspodcast@gmail.com. Join us on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn - we appreciate your support!www.itsjustbusinesspodcast.comYou can find Russ @reliable.remediationRuss Harlow – Reliable Remediation – Disaster RestorationGoogle: https://g.page/r/CXogeisZHEjMEBAYou can find Dana @adashofboss, @dana.dowdell and @hrfanatic Dana Dowdell – Boss Consulting – HR ConsultingGoogle -  https://tinyurl.com/y4wxnavx

This week on the show, Jarod Spiewak from Comet Fuel joins me to discuss how to make your marketing campaigns more profitable. Jarod has some really actionable insights for business owners that want to improve their marketing efforts. Stick around, you won't want to miss this episode.

Jarod Spiewak is the founder of Comet Fuel, a boutique, strategy-first, agency that helps businesses run sophisticated ROI-positive marketing campaigns to fuel long-term growth, without all the typical agency BS. We discuss the no-BS way to build your marketing presence, the challenges of products and automation that every entrepreneur and business needs to solve, and just explore lots of fun parts of marketing techniques and platform automation.  Check out Comet Fuel here: https://cometfuel.com/ Check out Jarod's awesome and fun website here: https://jarodspiewak.com/ This episode is brought to you by Veeam Software and the 4-Step Guide to Delivering Extraordinary Software Demos that Win Deals and Diabolical Coffee plus the great folks over at Fiverr!  Want to ensure real privacy online? Check out ExpressVPN and keep your online life protected. 

Jarod Spiewak has been in the marketing game since age 14, but he's been hustling since the 5th grade (which wasn't that long ago for him). Wunderkind jabs aside, he has unique perspectives on marketing and entrepreneurship, particularly where client selection is concerned. He also has a respectable appreciation for '90s films, so as you might imagine, he won Jeff and Francis over pretty fast.

About Jarod Spiewak:Jarod Spiewak is the founder and lead strategist of Comet Fuel, a boutique agency that helps exceptional businesses fuel business growth through strategy-first SEO and PPC marketing, without the typical agency BS.Jarod got his start in the world of marketing at the age of 14 by needing to figure out how to make money online to pay for college, which he started attending at 15 years old, after months of writing content for less than $0.01 per word and working for next to free through Craigslists “gigs”.Several “real jobs” and years later, after working as the lead strategist for a marketing agency and as a contractor to several other agencies… Jarod didn't feel as though the agency that he wanted to work for existed, so he started it instead.A boutique agency that combines marketing services with business strategy and finance. Over the past few years, Comet Fuel (formerly Blue Dog Media) has successfully managed over $10MM in advertising spend and has returned millions of dollars in profit for their client's SEO and SEM campaigns.Connect with Jarod at ,https://jarodspiewak.com/https://www.cometfuel.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jarod.spiewakTwitter: @JarodSpiewakLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarodspiewak/Instagram: @jarod.spiewak-------------------------------------------------------------Connect with me:>>You can follow me atFacebook PageInstagramLinkedinPlease send me your feedback , your key takeaways, any topics you would like me to cover, any concerns and questions at showupwithpriyanka@gmail.comWork with me:As a Director of Operations and Business Growth Strategist with 12 years corporate experience as a Senior Engineer,  I help multiple 6 figures or more impact driven, heart centered entrepreneurs  to scale  by smart systems, empowered teams and streamlined operations to increase revenue and eliminate the chaos. Curious , learn more at http://scaleupwithpriyanka.com/Let's talk about making the crazy go away in your business: Book a call with me calendly.com/scaleupwithpriyanka/discover

Welcome back to another episode of the Traffic & Conversions Show! Joining me today is Jarod Spiewak the founder and lead strategist of Blue Dog Media, an agency that helps exceptional businesses run sophisticated ROI-positive campaigns.Jarod got his start in the world of marketing at the age of 14 by needing to figure out how to make money online to pay for college, which he started attending at 15 years old.You are in for a treat because today is all about how to turn a 3x ROI into a 15x ROI and how to track data from clicks to money in the bank!“By deafult, you're probably going to spend more money on the one with a higer conversion rate...” At 1:05, Jarod tells us a little about himself, who he serves and what he helps others do. He shares the biggest mistakes service based businesses make with their marketing.  How to use it to get higher conversions and attract more people to purchase.“Sometimes not even tracking the basics, that's a pretty big issue...” At 8:25, the biggest mistakes you see service businesses making when looking at their Google Ads account?“If you do it wrong, it can come back and bite you years later...” At 17:40, hear the biggest mistakes Jarod sees service businesses make when looking at their SEO plus a few SEO tips to increase your website ranking.“What really matters most of the time is volume...” At 31:20, find out what most businesses don't know about ROI and how they can make their marketing campaigns more profitable. We end the show with Michelle's Hot Minute where I'm asking Jarod a round of rapid fire questions! If you want to connect more with Jarod you can find him on Facebook, his website and at Blue Dog Media. I hope you enjoyed the show! Until next time! Happy Marketing

863 - How Google Has Changed the Digital Marketing Space with Comet Fuel's Jarod Spiewak

This week, VP of Sales and Marketing Zach Rego talks with Jarod Spiewak, Lead Strategist at Comet Fuel about the use of business and marketing knowledge when scaling agencies.

Jarod Spiewak is the founder and lead strategist of Comet Fuel, a boutique, strategy-first, marketing agency. Jarod got his start in the world of marketing at the age of 14 to make money online to pay for college, which he started attending at 15. Years past, and several next-to free gigs and “real jobs” later (including as a marketing strategist), Jarod didn't feel as though the agency that he wanted to work for existed, so he started it instead. Over the past few years, Comet Fuel (formerly Blue Dog Media) focuses on long-term growth without the typical agency BS, and has successfully managed over $10MM in advertising spend and has returned millions of dollars in profit to their clients.

Welcome to the Today is the Day Changemakers Podcast, episode 22, 'The Power of Music' with Jason Spiewak, Founder & CEO of JLS Artist Management & Noble Steed Music. JLS Artist Management: a full-service entertainment management company, built to represent a music-centric client base that is active worldwide.   Noble Steed Music: a record label with distribution through DashGo, as well as an artist services company offering world-class service to independent artists.In this episode Jason shares how he connected to music early on in his life. He started with piano lessons when he was just 11 years old.  Jason says, "music has given him everything". He also plays the drums. Jason moved forward and took the stage and the road playing in a band. After 5 years of playing in the band, he then moved on to be an assistant at a record label. You will hear more about this part of his journey. During this time he was then mentored by several who really helped him launch his career.  Jason learned the music business on the independent side of the record company world, with early work experience at Artemis Records, Studio E Records and TVT Records.    He was  co-founded the Warner Music distributed-label Rock Ridge Music in 2004, later to be named that company's President.  Under Jason's leadership, the label enjoyed the success of high-charting releases by Sister Hazel, Rachel Platten, Five.Bolt.Main, and a #1 jazz record by former baseball great Bernie Williams to name a few.He currently manages artists including: Constantine Maroulis, Toby Lightman, and many more that you can view on www.noblesteedmusic.com. The passing of Jason's Dad made him really look at things a bit differently. Jason says, "if there is something that has arisen in you, don't let that be fleeting. Act on the impulse. Too many of us get the signal, ignore it, and than the flare is gone". Jason shares that he is just Dad with his kids, but that the gold records he has are somewhat cool to them. Additionally, Jason donates his time to the Music Is Love Exchange, a charitable organization that leads groups of musicians and fans to Guatemala annually for week-long service trips. Listen in to hear how Jason became a Grammy voting member and his answer for the question, if you knew then what you know now, what would that be?Please subscribe on the Today is the Day Changemakers YouTube Channel and stream on all popular sites. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I enjoyed having this conversation. Next week I welcome Sloane, Core Belief Consultant. Sloane has a lot to share with our listening audience. Have a fabulous week!

LifeBlood BRAND: We talked about the importance of taking an integrated approach to digital marketing, the need to be fluid in order to keep up with changes, and how to determine your ideal customer with Jarod Spiewak, Founder and Lead Strategist of Comet Fuel.  Listen to learn how to align your marketing goals with the needs of your clients!   For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 18:52! You can learn more about Jarod at CometFuel.com, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Learn more about Money Alignment Academy and bringing Financial Wellness to your organization.   We’re honored to have been named one of the top podcasts from investing! George is honored to be included on Investopedia's list of the Top 100 Financial Advisors for 2020! Have George speak to your organization. You can learn more about the show at GeorgeGrombacher.com, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook or contact George at Contact@GeorgeGrombacher.com.  Check out Money Alignment Academy as well!

In this episode, Barbara and Jarod discuss: What search engine marketing is and the different types of SEM.  How a medical practice can maximize their return on investment from any marketing campaign. What an exciting or creative ad is and what it looks like regardless of the industry you are in.   Key Takeaways: You

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Welcome to A Counselors Journey To Private Practice. I'm your host, Juan.Do you want real results that pay dividends for years to come? Then, you've come to the right place! My guest today is ready to tell us how to generate revenue through online marketing​ strategy and execution​​. About Jarod SpiewakJarod Spiewak is the founder and lead strategist of Blue Dog Media, a boutique marketing agency that helps service-based businesses (mainly law firms) acquire more clients through Search Engine Marketing. The goal of Blue Dog Media is simple: to make clients more money as quickly and efficiently as possible. Some of Blue Dog Media's success stories include helping a personal injury law firm increase their organic search call volume by over 170% in a matter of months, maintaining a 20-25% paid ads conversion rate for a criminal defense attorney, and helping a young CPA firm rise above the seasoned local competition on Google.Know Your Marketing NumbersBusinesses that don't have large marketing spends are very focused on referrals. You see that a lot with professional-based companies. Marketing dollars tend to be very low. Let's say they are spending $300 in marketing per month. However, they have no idea if it's actually working or not. Yes, their phone is ringing – but is it because of the marketing, or is it because of the referrals? Not knowing these numbers can be pretty dangerous, especially in certain situations where you just trust the system can work. Make sure you're tracking the performance of your campaigns. That data will tell you if it's actually working or not. Without that tracking, you don't know if you're wasting every single dollar of what you're putting into that marketing channel.Tips For Google AdsThe core fundamental thing that you need to make sure is done is setting up your account. Regardless of how much money you're spending - the number one thing you need to do is conversion tracking. While tracking ROI is excellent, it's not as simple as plug-and-play. When it comes to conversion tracking, you should be able to go into your Google Ads account and know how many phone calls you have and how many form-fills you have. Then, you should be able to look at what is or is not working, as well as how much it's costing you to generate leads. Tune in as Jarod gives loads more tips for private practice owners who are sick of letting their marketing dollars slip through the cracks and are ready for those concrete conversions! Find Jarod SpiewakFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/jarod.spiewakWebsite: jarodspiewak.comBlue Dog Media: teambluedog.comLinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarodspiewak/Are you interested in receiving help with your counseling business?CLICK HEREThank you for listening.Please leave a wonderful review and subscribe to the podcast so that you never miss an episode in your journey of private practice.I'm always looking for awesome counselors that are ready to share their story. Visit the link below, let's connect.Visit http://acounselorsjourney.com/be-a-guest/Watch the episode on the YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpH3QleIl-DNDklzoNSvbTA Visit the website: http://acounselorsjourney.com/Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/juansantos)

In this episode, Comet Fuel founder Jarod Spiewak tells us all about the best ways to boost your website’s ranking and bring in more traffic with SEO. His One Big Tip is to use internal links to power up your website’s backlinks.Support the show (https://jeffmendelson.com/onebigtip)

Are Keywords important for your marketing strategy? Yes. But our guest today says that there are at least 4 other steps that you should take before deciding on keywords if you want your marketing efforts to impact your profitability. Jarod Spiewak is the founder and lead strategist of Comet Fuel, a boutique, strategy-first, agency that helps exceptional businesses run sophisticated ROI-positive marketing campaigns to fuel long-term growth, without all the typical agency BS. Jarod got his start in the world of marketing at the age of 14 by needing to figure out how to make money online to pay for college, which he started attending at 15 years old, after months of writing content for less than $0.01 per word and working for next to free through Craigslists “gigs”, several “real jobs” and years later, after working as the lead strategist for a marketing agency and consulting with several others. In this episode we talk about how he helps his clients to dive deeper into their approach to marketing by mapping out everything that matters, tracking click to dollar, developing a strong strategy that can, and should be, tested, and more. And he reminds us that we are ultimately seeking profit, not clicks.   Listen in!  Social media handles https://www.facebook.com/jarod.spiewak https://twitter.com/JarodSpiewak/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarodspiewak/ https://Instagram.com/jarod.spiewak/ https://www.jarodspiewak.com/ https://www.cometfuel.com/  ………………………………….……………………………………………………………………………. Thank you to our March Sponsor: &Marketing U Solopreneurs and small businesses often struggle to create effective digital marketing programs. It's hard to know where to start, what to prioritize, how to sift through confusing information and solutions that seem too good to be true. Agencies and full-time marketing employees are expensive! &Marketing U is a modern marketing course with all the tools, education, and accountability you need to grow your business without that extra set of hands or high overhead costs. You will learn exactly what you need to do to execute a concrete marketing strategy by dedicating just 2-4 hours per week. &Marketing U will help you execute: Strategy, Messaging, Content Marketing, SEO, Social Media, Paid Digital Advertising, and more. You'll have access to on-demand resources, live courses, group coaching sessions, community forums and networking, plus the exact templates and tools you need for success. Our CPO took this course and one of the biggest benefits we gained was developing a competitive strategy that aligned our social media playbook and website to generate highly qualified leads. For all the tools, education, and accountability you need to grow your small business at a fraction of the cost of hiring a traditional agency or additional employees, go to:  www.and-marketing.com/u, and use the code SHOCK to receive 10% off any program!  

In this episode of Academia Lite, Sean and Zak get into two thought-provoking papers: - Is self-reported morbidity related to the circadian clock?. by Taillard, J., Philip, P., Chastang, J. F., Diefenbach, K., & Bioulac, B. - Mate value and self-esteem: Evidence from eight cultural groups. by Goodwin, R., Marshall, T., Fülöp, M., Adonu, J., Spiewak, S., Neto, F., & Plaza, S. H. Examining the irregular, the surprising and the downright funny of each paper, there is something for the academic in all of us. Website: academialite.com Twitter: @academialite Facebook: Academia Lite Instagram: academialite Email: Hello@academialite.com Music by Softly Softly - https://open.spotify.com/artist/7x5ZnnlIGAtbRrlj2La2Yl?si=iuNAXt7c * Taillard, J., Philip, P., Chastang, J. F., Diefenbach, K., & Bioulac, B. (2001). Is self-reported morbidity related to the circadian clock?. Journal of Biological Rhythms, 16(2), 183-190. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/074873001129001764 * Goodwin, R., Marshall, T., Fülöp, M., Adonu, J., Spiewak, S., Neto, F., & Plaza, S. H. (2012). Mate value and self-esteem: Evidence from eight cultural groups. PLoS One, 7(4), e36106. https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0036106

Does your Facebook group feel more like a classroom than a community? Are you wondering how to get your members to engage? If you answered yes to either question then this episode is for you! In this episode, I am chatting with Rachael Spiewak from Rock Your Tribe all about growing a Facebook group, keeping members engaged and creating an environment that boosts sales. Rachael turns business owners into rockstars by helping them build a loyal fanbase through their Facebook Groups. This social worker turned DJ turned social media mentor is obsessed with bringing big ideas to life. I hope this episode with Rachael inspires you to learn everything you can about your members so you can build a better community, make sales and have fun!   Show notes available at www.leadinglady-coaching.com/podcast Have you joined the Leading Ladies Facebook Group yet?! I would love to see you in there!   Let’s connect on Facebook and  Instagram!  

Jarod Spiewak is the founder and lead strategist of Blue Dog Media, a boutique, strategy-first, agency that helps exceptional businesses run sophisticated ROI-positive marketing campaigns to fuel long-term growth, without all the typical agency BS. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today’s episode, Jarod Spiewak shares how he built his agency in an unusual way - through a freelancer exchange platform. And because he's an SEO expert, we spend about 20 minutes talking all things SEO, google search, what's working right now, and what to stay away from. Get full show notes and more information here: LaunchYourself.co/47

We are honored to have on today's episode two young adults who started a small worship night in their apartment called The Collective. One year ago, seven brave souls showed up to sing to the Lord with another friend JC. A year later, this gathering has had as many as 160 coming to a local farm property in Concord, NH with a barn. The bi-weekly gatherings have now sparked a regular attendance of 60-80 young adults showing up with almost half of those driving over an hour to come.What God is doing is nothing short of remarkable. Over 40 kids have been baptized this summer with many testminonies of deliverance and healing taking place. Salvation of many but the best part of all is FAMILY has occured. Reports of young people feeling like this is home with a place to belong coming to Christ at the same time.As we all know, young folks love social media. Through the use of Instagram, young people across the country have even heard of The Collective and started moving here with no plans other than to be a part of what God is doing. Hat's off to brave young woman for leading the charge for the body of Christ into something new...an awakening in Concord, NH

In this episode, I'm joined by my friend Jarod Spiewak to catch up on his journey since our last interview where he built a $20k/month UpWork SEO business. We discuss why he fired half his clients, his shift from consultant to agency, and why he now focuses in PPC - including how he does it. It's a fun, informative episode and a must watch for local SEOs or anyone looking Episode mentions here: https://lionzeal.com/blog/jarod-spiewak-2020/

In this episode of Uncover Wealth Radio 265. We will be discussing all about the Profitable Marketing with Jarod Spiewak. One of the best ways to get people to buy your products or services is through advertisements, however, a lot of business owners make a lot of costly mistakes in the placement of their ads in social media or even in the way that they promote their website. These mistakes account for a lot in terms of the cost and not really turning in conversions.  Today, Annette Ferguson, who is the host of Uncover Wealth Radio and a pro in helping entrepreneurs take home more money from their business for them and their family to enjoy, is here to tell you all about money, business wealth and creating financial freedom. Join the Upcoming WEALTH LAB Here Uncover Wealth Radio Episode 265Click To Tweet Get All My Best Resources Click Here Partner With Me Here Inquire Now JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP! Uncover Wealth Community Points of Discussion Here are a few insights you’ll hear in today’s show…How to make your marketing campaign more profitable and see results as fast as possible?Why tracking your conversion on any Ad Campaigns is important?Using ads to pre-test your website conversions is the best way to determine what works and lead to whatever way you want your business to grow. The  big mistakes when you start delving into google ads campaign. (...How to save on ad campaigns?)How to strategize Search Engine Optimization for our business? (...How to optimize website content for the best possible search engine ranking?)"If you are increasing your lifetime value of your client and the length of time that they are a client for, actually that then places  positively everything you are doing in the front end in terms of your marketing essentially."- Annette Ferguson Connect with Annette Ferguson Facebook Keep posted on our updates and hit like on our page at this link: facebook.com/annettefergusonuk Instagram Give us a heart and hit follow to get some insights from us at this link:instagram.com/annette_fergs LinkedIn Keep updated and connected on our certified post at this link:linkedin.com/in/annettefergusonuk Twitter Follow and tweet with us on this link: twitter.com/Annette_Fergs TikTok Keep on the trend with us on this link: tiktok.com/@annette_fergs iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/uncover-wealth-radio/id1473582522 Website Visit and inquire on our homepage at this link: annetteandco.co.uk Connect with Jarod Spiewak Website: https://jarodspiewak.com/  ***launching by end of October, https://cometfuel.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/jarod.spiewakTwitter and Instagram: @JarodSpiewakLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarodspiewak/

Press play on today's episode to learn more about profitable Facebook groups with Rachael Spiewak. Let's dive in!

Your patience will pay off!Jarod Spiewak is the founder and lead strategist of Blue Dog Media, a boutique marketing agency that helps service-based businesses (mainly law firms) acquire more clients through Search Engine Marketing. The goal of Blue Dog Media is simple: to make clients more money as quickly and efficiently as possible. Today we discuss strategic growth, playing the long game with marketing, the importance of tracking and analytics, and the mysteries of Google's algorithms.Thank you for listening!Please like and subscribe here and on your podcast app of choice. Also, share freely!

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Check out the show notes for this excellent podcast episode with Jarod Spiewak.1:28 April introduces Jarod Spiewak, the CEO and lead strategist of Blue Dog Media, a boutique marketing agencyhttps://teambluedog.com/2:00 Jarod talks about how he got started in online marketing: Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and his first VA jobs5:40 April asks Jarod about what he did to take the next step in his career (Upwork and web development)8:50 Jarod gives his expert opinion on how SEO works, the role of SEO in online marketing, and how to best use it(Google, WC3 validation, link-building)13:20: Jarod explains what you should work on if you are builidng a website and just getting into SEO (risk management, title tags, meta descriptions, header 1s)16:00 Jarod reveals his trick to buying websites and optimising them with SEO18:00 April asks Jarod about whether certain website platforms are going to rank better for SEO than others(WordPress, SquareSpace, Wix)https://jarodspiewak.com/Jarod's Youtube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcFr-kqTAZdjofyUj21Uppg

Laurence Spiewak, the co-founder of Suerte Tequila comes on this episode to talk about his tahona crushed tequila. We drink their blanco, reposado and anejo tequila and discuss their 8 year aged extra anejo. Learn about how they age and blend barrels to come up with their flavor profile. Margarita Texas - https://MargaritaTexas.com Tequila Tester - http://TequilaTester.com

Quick-Show Notes:In this episode of The Millionaire's Lawyer, JP and Jarod Spiewak discuss:Jarod and Blue Dog Media works with clients nationwideHe noticed that there was an influx in the following two things during COVID:New business are starting up - everyone's side hustle has become their source of incomeNot as many people spending their money on billboards, but more so on social media and digital ads.Jarod is in the business of connecting clients to your business who are currently looking for your services.SEO helps draw attention to your website and brings you higher up on the Google searches organicallyFour ways of driving traffic to your website:SearchingDisplayDiscovery (not currently searching / aware of your services, but being educated)VideoROI  (Return on Investment)A LOT more complicated then people assume it to be.Gather information on where leads came from, and if that lead became a transaction, and even possibly a recurring transactionCustomer Lifetime Value - How much can you make off of them, over what period of time?Jarod recommends knowing your numbers, as that has immense value.Your pay-per-click is very dependent on your location, competition in the area, and is based on what the competitors are spendingStrategy first! Figure out what YOUR business and website needs before saying you are going to spend $X a monthBasic things that even you can do right for your website!Investing in the RIGHT people to do the workFocus on the usability - if no one can use it, why would they use you?Content, have accurate informative contentMake sure that the webpage loads quickly, no one has patience and will go to the nextMake it clear what you are talking aboutJarod thinks that it is really important to write your own content or someone within the business. Outsourcing leads to generic posts that will not bring your personality to it.Be authentic in your posting so the people reaching out will not be surprised by your personalty upon meeting youConnect with Jarod Spiewak:LinkedInFacebookBlue Dog MediaConnect with your host, JP:TwitterInstagramFacebookWebsiteShowLinkedInEmail: jpmcavoy@conductlaw.comPhone: 1-833-890-8878THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR:Conduct LawWebsite

In this episode, Barbara and Jarod discuss: What search engine marketing is and the different types of SEM.  How a medical practice can maximize their return on investment from any marketing campaign. What an exciting or creative ad is and what it looks like regardless of the industry you are in.   Key Takeaways: You

In today’s Expert Insight Interview, the guest is Jarod Spiewak, a lead strategist in ‘Blue Dog Media’ who helps service-based businesses to make more profit. He will discuss tracking sales and ROI for greater lifetime value with host John Golden.

Online marketing strategies and tips with Dr Kevin Coughlin and his special guest Jarod Spiewak, Lead Strategist at Blue Dog Media. https://teambluedog.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Jarod Spiewak is a talented SEO agency owner with a mountain of insight on how he runs and hires for his agency. This is a great listen for anyone interested in understanding the mind of an agency owner.His interest in writing led him to discovering SEO. Everyone wanted SEO content and eventually he was even tasked with writing an article on how to do SEO. After working for an agency for a while he started taking on clients of his own and decided to build his own.Jarod goes deep on his hiring process with us - what does he look for, how does he filter for good prospects, where is he looking, etc. He also takes us through the hilarious yet tragic story of investing in an office when it wasn't necessary and discovering that you don't have to work an insane schedule to be a productive business owner.Some of our big takeaways of this episode are: Thinking about how a client may or may not fit in with your process can be more useful than being super niche oriented. Many clients don't even care if you're super niche. You don't need that many clients to make good money. Find out how much money you want to make and realize you may not need a ton of clients to achieve it.When hiring, consider asking about the content a person takes in. It's very useful to have someone who loves to learn. Years of experience doesn't necessarily indicate a person's mindset which can be their most valuable quality.Be sure to follow Jason Spiewak online at https://teambluedog.com/, and Facebook.Other books and podcasts mentioned:Profit First - See Amazon link here and BIOP interview with the author hereAnything by Simon SinekFind Your WhyLeaders Eat LastPitch AnythingReworkHave questions? Join the Building It Online Facebook group and let us know what questions you have or what you'd like to see in future episodes.Connect with Brice and Mike here:Brice @ Major Impact Media - Facebook, WebsiteMike @ Outside ROI - Facebook, Website

BGBS 026: Laurence Spiewak (Suerte Tequila)Co-founder, Laurence Spiewak, is sharing how Suerte Tequila came to be.  While it may not have been the most direct route, Laurence is happy with all the adventures his heart has led him on. Find out how a kid from Philly left the family business for occupational therapy, only to again follow his heart and build his own tequila brand. Learn what's possible when you follow your heart. What we're talking aboutThe American Dream and A Call For Adventure How the Knowledge of Consumer Packaged Goods Led To Great Tequila The Tequila Challenge of The Three-Tier System The American Dream and A Call For AdventureLaurence Spiewak is the son of an immigrant. His father taught him what it took to be an entrepreneur and own a successful and lucrative business. While Laurence will be the first to admit he didn't necessarily have the entrepreneurial spirit early on in life, he did embrace the call to adventure and curiosity about other cultures from a young age. Determined to follow his interests and passions at the time, he convinced the dean at Penn State University to allow him to study both international business and art with the vision of combining the two in some way. He discovered his love for ceramics and the history of deep culture rooted in the art. During this same time, he also soon became aware of many of the environmental issues around the globe and learned he could have a significant impact in the world if he took action. He took this passion for the environment and made the move to Boulder, CO for a year after college, to be exposed to the wilderness. This exposure, however, made him realize how  curious he was to explore even more of the world, and he soon set out to travel and experience Europe and other parts of the world. He first set off to Whales to live in community and help care for those with developmental disabilities, which had a very big impact on him. After six months in Whales, Laurence traveled through Western Europe, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe. These adventures significantly shaped his future. Upon returning home, and knowing he wanted a career where he helped people to have better lives, he went on to study occupational therapy and ultimately went on to run rehab departments in nursing homes in New York. His love for helping people could not quiet the calling from Boulder, Colorado pulling him back. How the Knowledge of Consumer Packaged Goods Led To Really Good TequilaAfter four years of working in nursing homes back in Colorado, Laurence was feeling some sense of burn out. He decided it was time to make a change, and reached out to a friend who had started a natural organic skin care company, asking if he could help grow this entrepreneurial endeavor.  This experience helped to solidify his familiarity with consumer packaged goods. He soon saw that he had a knack for helping entrepreneurs do business and financial planning, and began a career as a consultant. During this time, Laurence's friendship with an old co-worker, Lance Sokol continued to grow, bonding over a shared love of drinking and trying new Tequila. They made it their mission to try every tequila out there. Soon realizing they had tried many of the brands out there, and that the really good tequila cost a lot of money, they looked at each other and wondered if it was too crazy of an idea to start their own brand. They already were in the consumer packaged goods world, already knew how to set up products, how to source raw materials, how to create packaging and how to price things. They made a business plan in hopes their dream would become a reality. Lance soon met Pedro Hernandez Barba, a master distiller of tequila in Mexico who was looking for someone in the US to produce tequila for. The three got together and discussed their dreams and created a partnership. Laurence and Lance would act as the importer and brand, and Pedro's family would act as supplier and distiller. The Tequila Challenge of The Three-Tier System Luck seemed to find Laurence, thus suerte or “luck” in Spanish, became the name of their tequila brand. While this adventure seemed to get off the ground flawlessly, there was one challenge they continued to come across. The U.S. has what's called a Three-Tier System for alcoholic beverages. In the alcoholic beverage industry you have the suppliers, distributors and retailers. So those are the three tiers. You can't do business on more than any one of those at a time. So a supplier can't own a distribution business  or vice versa. But even within the distribution piece, most laws have laws that prohibit you from selling directly to customers or directly to retailers. You have to do it with a middle man distributor. Each of those distributors have business in many of the brands they represent, which makes it very competitive until you actually generate some volume. These challenges do present themselves, but Suerte Tequila seems to be doing pretty well for itself, as luck would have it. What was the last adventure you let your heart take the lead on? Links MentionedSuerte Tequilla Suerte on Instagram Suerte on Facebook Rudolf Steiner's Waldorf's Education and Anthroposophy Crystal Ski Shop Pangea Organics Madhava TTB SponsorWildstory Timestamps40:00-40:40 (40 sec LS) But we were at Liquor Mart one night, and we were standing in front… we would start doing some business planning. 41:26-42:22 (56 sec LS) And he met a master distiller in Mexico who was looking… growing a tequila brand 42:58-43:56 (58 sec LS) He told us that he'd be happy to work with us… It wasn't very difficult. 45:14-46:07  (53 sec LS) I mean, we found it to be very easy… very little trouble getting set up and getting going. 47:50-48:45 (55 sec LS) Suerte means luck, so it's a great… using the name Suerte Tequila for a tequila brand. QuotesMy father was truly an immigrant himself along with his two parents. He got his start in business later on after high school and, so he was truly living and fulfilling the American dream. (LS) I could have a very significant impact on things in the world if I took the time and set my mind to it and actually got active and got vocal about it. (LS) I had this curiosity to go and explore and to see what the world was like. (LS) I want to just use the money I've saved and go travel and explore the world and learn about what else is out there. (LS) There was a huge need in the world for people who are willing and had the patience to actually care for others. (LS) My interest in entrepreneurship started really developing even more strongly at that point because I was working for and helping to run an entrepreneurial endeavor and being exposed to entrepreneurship on a daily basis. (LS) It was one of the best traits that we both brought to the business into the creation of the business, which was that we had no fear, and we had no hesitation. (LS) One of the most incredible parts of being an entrepreneur or starting new businesses is just that, it's getting them started. 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BGBS 026: Laurence Spiewak (Suerte Tequila) Co-founder, Laurence Spiewak, is sharing how Suerte Tequila came to be.  While it may not have been the most direct route, Laurence is happy with all the adventures his heart has led him on. Find out how a kid from Philly left the family business for occupational therapy, only [...]Read More...

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Von den Kommunisten enteignete Immobilien wurden in Warschau jahrelang ohne genaue Prüfung an findige Geschäftsleute abgegeben. Aktivist Jan Spiewak kämpft dagegen an - und ist deswegen Dauergast vor Gericht. Das Justizsystem hält er für reformbedürftig - nur anders als von der Regierung umgesetzt. Von Florian Kellermann www.deutschlandfunk.de, Europa heute Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Von den Kommunisten enteignete Immobilien wurden in Warschau jahrelang ohne genaue Prüfung an findige Geschäftsleute abgegeben. Aktivist Jan Spiewak kämpft dagegen an - und ist deswegen Dauergast vor Gericht. Das Justizsystem hält er für reformbedürftig - nur anders als von der Regierung umgesetzt. Von Florian Kellermann www.deutschlandfunk.de, Europa heute Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

For the first time ever, Julie Spiewak shares her incredible story of being delivered and healed of mental illness. The severe trauma Julie dealt with of tormenting voices and catatonic behaviorial patterns was broken and healed by Jesus. Steve Richard and Scott Spiewak listen into Julie's transparency and talk scripture and life learned lessons in this never before heard story. Julie will be sharing more down the road as her heart to help others THROUGH this has been stirred. Mental Illness is a spirit and Jesus showed us how to deal with spirits. We've been given the keys to death, hell and the grave by Jesus himself...using your authority as a believer is possible.

Jason Spiewak takes us through his rise in the industry and how he's been able to sustain through waves of immense industry change by sticking to his values & the faith that great music will always find an audience.For all links, resources, and free downloads from this episode, visit the full set of show notes here: http://therockstaradvocate.com/ep81THANKS FOR LISTENING!If you liked what you heard, help get this podcast in front of others by subscribing, rating, and leaving a review using your favorite podcast appSpotify | iTunes | Stitcher | RSS Feed See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Just like investing, there are proven avenues in marketing with a modest ROI and speculative avenues with a more aggressive ROI. But what if there's a "free lunch" hidden in your pipeline? We sit down with Jarod Spiewak of Blue Dog Media to discuss the out of the box thinking he uses to get his clients to get big ROI out of the most stable channels out there.More from Jarod at Blue Dog Media See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jarod Spiewak is an entrepreneur and international speaker who has helped service-based businesses generate millions of dollars in revenue through Search Engine Marketing, he also consults businesses and other agency owners, and owns 2 digital asset investment companies, all while working from home. Good Note : How to take advantage of all the information and software available to research and start a business Bad Note : Rented a physical office but didn't need it... Should have weight pros and cons Jam Room : Best tips are to get a sit/stand desk and a good pair of headphones Band : Best advice on when and how to hire How to attract fans : Jarod gives some great tips on how to get people interested in your business

PAUL SPIEWAK Telephone: 954-937-1424 Email: pjspiewak@gmail.com Paul Spiewak is a US Army veteran having served in World War II. In 2014, he sold his 23 year business serving veterans, at the age of 88. He enjoys telling stories and has had seven books published. Paul was a pioneer in the computer industry as a systems analyst, programmer, and consultant. Today, approaching his 94th birthday, he lives quietly in an adult living facility in Port St. Lucie, Florida.

Young Jarod is a chap ive bumped into on a few occasions over the years at different events, and ive always been impressed with a smart head on young shoulders, with a wide range of skills that make him stand out from most SEO's.

Renata Kim rozmawia z Janem Śpiewakiem i Klaudią Jachirą m.in. o możliwej zmianie w Kodeksie karnym, zgodnie z którą osobom, które publicznie dzielą się wiedzą o seksualności z osobami poniżej 18. roku życia, ma grozić kara pozbawienia wolności do trzech lat. Ponadto, w rozmowie poruszono temat minionej kampanii wyborczej.

Todays guest is Jarod Spiewak from https://teambluedog.com/Jarod comes from Manchester, New Hampshire - (1 hour north of Boston) and began his SEO career as a $5 per hour freelancer ay 14 years of age! He now runs a successful Local SEO agency, specialising in Law Firms as well as running affiliate websites which he blogs about over at https://jarodspiewak.com/ .Jarod is an active participant in a number of SEO groups and stood out to me as a great guest for the show as his journey is unique but also shows dedication and hard work pays off when you are consistent!Subscribe & Review the Digital Nomad Cafe Podcast on iTunesSubscribe on SpotifyTopics we discuss:1:02 - About Jarod4:20 - Getting his first clients8:30 - Getting started on Upwork & Local Networking13:00 - Working multiple jobs while getting started!17:50 - Becoming an overnight success... take a long time!20:00 - Consistent action will create opportunities for success21:00 - Growing pains - Transitioning from freelancer mindset to agency mindset28:05 What drives the most business for Jaord now? Upwork drives most leads31:45 - Agency immersion course - Daryll Rosser38:00 Tips for those who want to be a freelancer or start a digital nomad career44:00 Who Jarod works with for Local SEO clientsJoin the Digital Nomad Cafe Podcast on Social Media. #digitalnomadcafehttps://twitter.com/Adam_Finanhttps://www.facebook.com/Digitalnomadcafepodcast/https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamfinan/https://www.instagram.com/digitalnomadcafepodcast/https://www.pinterest.ie/digitalnomadcafepodcast/https://feed.pippa.io/public/shows/5b1810bb1d1f7cfc53070f83https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt-Z27EVwvUOr1KlbJwqdtA See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Marcio El Kalay recebe Benny Spiewak, advogado especialista em tecnologia, life science e Compliance, para tratar das peculiaridades de Compliance no setor da saúde. Fale com o #BlogLEC: blog@lecnews.com

W programie Iwona Kutyna rozmawia z Janem Śpiewakiem o wpisie Krystyny Jandy, wyborach do Parlamentu Europejskiego, Koalicji Europejskiej i programie 500 plus.

Rozmowa Andrzeja Stankiewicza z Janem Śpiewakiem o "taśmach Kaczyńskiego" i aferze reprywatyzacyjnej. 

Renata Kim rozmawia z Andrzejem Rozenkiem i Janem Śpiewakiem w wyborach samorządowych i zwycięstwie Rafała Trzaskowskiego w Warszawie.

Rozmowa Bartosza Węglarczyka z Janem Śpiewakiem o rządach PiS, Patryku Jakim i wyborach samorządowych. 

Studying During Residency with Alex Spiewak by Jesse Kellar, MD

Consult Communication with Alex Spiewak by Jesse Kellar, MD

We’ve seen an uptick in independent and branded small-scale publications—beautiful, limited-edition tomes often with a run that is only in the hundreds. It’s an upscale evolution of DIY zine culture, which saw the proliferation of niche publications like Cometbus, Factsheet Five, and Profane Existence—each one offering a unique perspective on alternative culture. But now brands and high-profile artists are getting in on the action. Kanye West released zines for his two previous Yeezy collections. Frank Ocean created a zine for his latest album, Boys Don’t Cry, which was packed in with a different edit of the record. Nike has made several strides with a slim, substantial tome called On Design, which was limited to just 500 copies and features essays by CEO Mark Parker and works from artist Maria Kalman. It was made to coincide with Milan Design Week. In addition to our own magazine, Highsnobiety recently published our first zine—the cheekily named “Short For Magazine,” featuring behind-the-scenes photos of the Yeezy Season 3 show from staffer Thomas Welch. The ongoing series is meant to be a limited-edition platform to highlight emerging artists, designers, and creatives in a more intimate way. On today’s show, we speak with David Hellqvist. He’s the fashion features editor at PORT magazine, freelance menswear editor, and the publisher of Document Studios. Document partners with brands like Timberland, Spiewak, and adidas to create brand magazines that focus on a unique narrative. The agency’s latest publication, The Gap Document, retells the Gap’s story through the eyes of people like prolific fashion writer Tim Blanks, NEIGHBORHOOD designer Shinsuke Takazawa, and menswear designer Christopher Raeburn, who crafted a one-of-one military jacket in collaboration with The Gap and Document Studios. Links in this story: David Hellqvist www.davidhellqvist.com Document Studios www.documentstudios.com PORT Magazine www.port-magazine.com Visit www.highsnobiety.com for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We’ve seen an uptick in independent and branded small-scale publications—beautiful, limited-edition tomes often with a run that is only in the hundreds. It’s an upscale evolution of DIY zine culture, which saw the proliferation of niche publications like Cometbus, Factsheet Five, and Profane Existence—each one offering a unique perspective on alternative culture. But now brands and high-profile artists are getting in on the action. Kanye West released zines for his two previous Yeezy collections. Frank Ocean created a zine for his latest album, Boys Don’t Cry, which was packed in with a different edit of the record. Nike has made several strides with a slim, substantial tome called On Design, which was limited to just 500 copies and features essays by CEO Mark Parker and works from artist Maria Kalman. It was made to coincide with Milan Design Week. In addition to our own magazine, Highsnobiety recently published our first zine—the cheekily named “Short For Magazine,” featuring behind-the-scenes photos of the Yeezy Season 3 show from staffer Thomas Welch. The ongoing series is meant to be a limited-edition platform to highlight emerging artists, designers, and creatives in a more intimate way. On today’s show, we speak with David Hellqvist. He’s the fashion features editor at PORT magazine, freelance menswear editor, and the publisher of Document Studios. Document partners with brands like Timberland, Spiewak, and adidas to create brand magazines that focus on a unique narrative. The agency’s latest publication, The Gap Document, retells the Gap’s story through the eyes of people like prolific fashion writer Tim Blanks, NEIGHBORHOOD designer Shinsuke Takazawa, and menswear designer Christopher Raeburn, who crafted a one-of-one military jacket in collaboration with The Gap and Document Studios. Links in this story: David Hellqvist www.davidhellqvist.com Document Studios www.documentstudios.com PORT Magazine www.port-magazine.com Visit www.highsnobiety.com for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

EM Intern Week One with Alex Spiewak by Jesse Kellar, MD

Intern Tips with Alex Spiewak by Jesse Kellar, MD

Featuring: A COJO of Flatbush update with Larry Spiewak, a Bike4Chai update with Nesanel Gold and a great kosher wine update with Jay Buchsbaum of Royal Wines and Jeff Morgan of Covenant Wines. Plus, great Jewish music, news from Israel and Morning Chizuk with Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser.

In this episode of JM in the AM, along with presenting great Jewish music, Nachum got a Chai Lifeline Auction update, he hosted Rabbi Menachem Genack to discuss the Mesorat HaRav Chumash and he interviewed Maccabeats video Director Uri Westrich

Sandy Spiewak, Counseling Dept. Chair, gives details on the "Career Explorations & Transitions" class in our very 1st video!