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Evan is the founder of Zeus. An open source lightning wallet available for iOS and Android. In addition to their best-in-class self custody tools they recently launched cashu support in their beta release. Evan on Nostr: https://primal.net/evanZeus: https://zeusln.com/ EPISODE: 156BLOCK: 893560PRICE: 1096 sats per dollarVideo: https://primal.net/citadelsupport dispatch: https://citadeldispatch.com/donatenostr live chat: https://citadeldispatch.com/streamodell nostr account: https://primal.net/odelldispatch nostr account: https://primal.net/citadelyoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@CitadelDispatchpodcast: https://serve.podhome.fm/CitadelDispatchstream sats to the show: https://www.fountain.fm/rock the badge: https://citadeldispatch.com/shopjoin the chat: https://citadeldispatch.com/chatlearn more about me: https://odell.xyz(00:00:00) CNBC(00:02:29) Introduction(00:05:15) Zeus Wallet Overview(00:08:41) Zeus Wallet Features and Updates(00:10:55) Neutrino and Privacy in Bitcoin Wallets(00:17:19) Bitcoin Wallet User Experience(00:18:08) Cashu Integration in Zeus(00:21:12) Lightning Network and Hub-and-Spoke Model(00:30:49) Bitcoin Park Node Management(00:35:36) Cashu Wallet and User Journey(00:41:56) Thresholds for Self-Custody(00:46:04) User Prompts and Education(00:50:09) Zeus Wallet Features: Gifting and Tokens(00:54:06) Swaps and User Flow(01:03:31) Future Developments in Bitcoin Wallets(01:13:18) USD Tokens and Stablecoins on Bitcoin(01:20:12) ETFs and Bitcoin Market Dynamics(01:31:04) Final Thoughts and Future Plans

Georges Bryson is Lead Business Analyst instructor at McGill University and VP of Professional Development at IIBA Montreal. In this interview, Georges highlights the importance of storytelling in business analysis and uses the bicycle Hub and Spoke Model as a metaphor for competencies. He emphasizes the value of customer journeys, empathy maps, and simplicity in analysis. Georges offers insights into building trust and engagement with stakeholders, and provides guidance on connecting with the IIBA community. With extensive teaching experience in English and French, George also discusses the nuances of teaching business analysis at McGill and Laval universities and his role in translating the BABOK into French. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwSINaWEHh0 Georges Bryson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georges-g-h-bryson-cste-cbap-cpoa-itil-psm-bsac-8396929/ ----- Sponsored by BA BLOCKS: For a high-quality BA foundations course (FOBA), register at https://bablocks.com/foba/?affiliate_code=5ee2a7. Use the code INQUISITIVE24 to receive a 10% discount. Whether you are an aspiring or experienced BA, the FOBA course is a game changer. It provides real world project-based teaching with top-notch experienced instructors, each with over 20 years industry experience. Check it out.

My guest this week is Eric Seufert. In the words of Ben Thompson from Stratecherry, Eric is arguably the best writer and commentator on digital advertising, and today, he gives us a masterclass on the subject. We start by talking about Apple's ATT framework, Meta's recovery, and what the current ecosystem looks like. We also talk about X, advertising on the open web, and clearing many common misconceptions about targetted advertising. Please enjoy this conversation with Eric Seufert. For the full show notes, transcript, and links to the best content to learn more, check out the episode page HERE. ----- Making Markets is a property of Colossus, LLC. For more episodes of Making Markets, visit joincolossus.com/episodes. Stay up to date on all our podcasts by signing up to Colossus Weekly, our quick dive every Sunday highlighting the top business and investing concepts from our podcasts and the best of what we read that week. Sign up here. Follow us on Twitter: @makingmkts | @ericgoldenx Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant (https://thepodcastconsultant.com). Show Notes (00:00:00) Welcome to Making Markets (00:00:32) Historical Paradigms in Digital Advertising (00:01:01) Impact of Apple's ATT Policy (00:02:01) The Hub and Spoke Model (00:04:35) Post-ATT Advertising Landscape (00:07:35) Apple's Competitive Strategy (00:12:48) Meta's Adaptation and Recovery (00:19:17) Rise of Retail Media Networks (00:23:56) Twitter's Advertising Challenges (00:26:47) Customer Base and Engagement Models (00:27:44) Meta's Resilience to Advertiser Boycotts (00:28:18) Understanding Cookies and Their Role in Advertising (00:31:23) Apple's Impact on Third-Party Cookies (00:33:44) Google's Approach to Cookie Deprecation (00:38:06) The Future of Digital Advertising (00:49:28) The Role of AI in Ad Creative Production Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michigan District, LCMS Director of District Facilitators, Rev. Randy Johnson, joins the podcast to continue the discussion on church partnerships. Rev. Johnson talks about the hub-and-spoke model as a newer […]

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: EA Strategy Fortnight (June 12-24), published by Ben West on June 8, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Tl;dr: I'm kicking off a push for public discussions about EA strategy that will be happening June 12-24. You'll see new posts under this tag, and you can find details about people who've committed to participating and more below. Motivation and what this is(n't) I feel (and, from conversations in person and seeing discussions on the Forum, think that I am not alone in feeling) like there's been a dearth of public discussion about EA strategy recently, particularly from people in leadership positions at EA organizations. To help address this, I'm setting up an “EA strategy fortnight” — two weeks where we'll put in extra energy to make those discussions happen. A set of folks have already volunteered to post thoughts about major strategic EA questions, like how centralized EA should be or current priorities for GH&W EA. This event and these posts are generally intended to start discussion, rather than give the final word on any given subject. I expect that people participating in this event will also often disagree with each other, and participation in this shouldn't imply an endorsement of anything or anyone in particular. I see this mostly as an experiment into whether having a simple “event” can cause people to publish more stuff. Please don't interpret any of these posts as something like an official consensus statement. Some people have already agreed to participate I reached out to people through a combination of a) thinking of people who had shared private strategy documents with me before that still had not been published b) contacting leaders of EA organizations, and c) soliciting suggestions from others. About half of the people I contacted agreed to participate. I think you should view this as a convenience sample, heavily skewed towards the people who find writing Forum posts to be low cost. Also note that I contacted some of these people specifically because I disagree with them; no endorsement of these ideas is implied. People who've already agreed to post stuff during this fortnight [in random order]: Habryka - How EAs and Rationalists turn crazy MaxDalton - In Praise of Praise MichaelA - Interim updates on the RP AI Governance & Strategy team William_MacAskill - Decision-making in EA Michelle_Hutchinson - TBD Ardenlk - On reallocating resources from EA per se to specific fields Ozzie Gooen - Centralize Organizations, Decentralize Power Julia_Wise - EA reform project updates Shakeel Hashim - EA Communications Updates Jakub Stencel - EA's success no one cares about lincolnq - Why Altruists Can't Have Nice Things Ben_West and 2ndRichter - FTX's impacts on EA brand and engagement with CEA projects jeffsebo and Sofia_Fogel - EA and the nature and value of digital minds Anonymous – Diseconomies of scale in community building Luke Freeman and Sjir Hoeijmakers - Role of effective giving within E kuhanj - Reflections on AI Safety vs. EA groups at universities Joey - The community wide advantages of having a transparent scope JamesSnowden - Current priorities for Open Philanthropy's Effective Altruism, Global Health and Wellbeing program Nicole_Ross - Crisis bootcamp: lessons learned and implications for EA Rob Gledhill - AIS vs EA groups for city and national groups Vaidehi Agarwalla - The influence of core actors on the trajectory and shape of the EA movement Renan Araujo - Thoughts about AI safety field-building in LMICs ChanaMessinger - Reducing the social miasma of trust particlemania - Being Part of Systems jwpieters - Thoughts on EA community building MichaelPlant - The Hub and Spoke Model of Effective Altruism Quadratic Reciprocity - Best guesses for how public discourse and interest in AI existential risk over the past few months should update EA's...

In the 28th episode of the Digitalization Tech Talks podcast, we talk about how important it is for process plants to have a strong reference architecture. Standalone services and applications are no longer enough to make you competitive, so it's become increasingly critical to create a foundational structure that ties them all together. A reference architecture serves as the backbone of your data transfer between the process manufacturing equipment that produces the data and the system that will be used to analyze it. Joining your two Siemens digitalization experts and hosts, Don Mack and Jonas Norinder, for this important discussion is Alex Pfalzgraf, a digital transformation consultant with Siemens and a repeat guest on this podcast. Alex has spearheaded and been involved in numerous consulting projects focused on helping companies kickstart their digital transformation journey.Show notes:Website: ISA-95 model, ISA 2010 (https://go.siemens.com/31171971)Website: What are IaaS, PaaS and SaaS?, IBM 2023 (https://go.siemens.com/16805021)Article: Unified Namespace: The Hub and Spoke Model for Your Data, AutomationWorld 2021 (https://go.siemens.com/78989230)Article: Converge IT and OT to turbocharge business operations' scaling power, McKinsey 2022 (https://go.siemens.com/55602021)Website: Competitive thanks to digital Transformation, Siemens (https://go.siemens.com/38532404)Contact us:Alex Pfalzgraf (alexander.pfalzgraf@siemens.com)Don Mack (mack.donald@siemens.com)Jonas Norinder (jonas.norinder@siemens.com)

Check out the podcast now and gain valuable insight from David Valentine on creating a successful and profitable business! I'd like to propose successful serial entrepreneur David Valentine for your podcast. David owns seven businesses that have generated $1B+ collectively for 1000+ clients, including major brands and Fortune 100 companies like Target, Time Magazine, and American Express, over the past 16 years. His most successful business, Avadel Agency, helps businesses schedule meetings with their ideal clients to quickly scale. David's clients boast some of the most impressive brands in the world, such as Coca-Cola, GEICO, Delta Airlines and Pernod Ricard. Every week they acquire an average of $240K+ to their client's funnel - that alone speaks volumes about David's effectiveness! He is a master when it comes to teaching you how to leverage your team for increased value while focusing on what brings out maximum results. Whether it be understanding the 20/80 rule or booking meetings with Fortune 500 companies, there will always be something everyone can take away from this episode! Diving deeper into his unique approach to business models, his passion for soccer and Croatia's World Cup run. Then, find out more about the Hub and Spoke Model that entrepreneurs can use to acquire other businesses. As well as tips on creating offers that are more valuable than their cost, understanding how many deals a salesperson can close, and maintaining the tension between product readiness and sales and marketing. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to learn from a business expert and become an even more successful entrepreneur. Tune in now!

We just witnessed the Southwest Airlines holiday meltdown of 2022. Due to winter storms, 60% of Southwest's December flights were canceled, leaving over one million customers were affected. The debacle that ensued can be attributed primarily to Southwest's Direct Route Model as opposed to the Hub and Spoke Model that most of the other airlines use. Additionally, antiquated technology made it hard to mobilize pilots and staff along other flight routes. That's what went wrong. Now, with the help of Brannon Stacy, Global Business Development Manager at Fusion, let's take a closer look at what Southwest did right. [ 4:55 - 6:37 ] Southwest representatives despite feeling helpless, managed to connect with the customer and ease their frustration. They showed a high level of respect, allowing customers to finish speaking. They apologized and they were transparent. [ 7:53 - 9:05 ] Taking another step back, here are 4 things that helped Southwest ride out the crisis: teamwork, partnership with the airport, facing challenges, and overcoming the obstacles in front of them. Truthfully, they defied all odds, and in the end, they lived their mission statement. [ 13:48 - 15:41 ] What kind of training would it require to maintain your mission statement in a time of crisis? Here's how agents can speak transparently to an upset customer when they don't have an answer. Our culture wants so badly to hear good news, but isn't the truth more important? We should not just placate the customer in order to fake a short term, positive interaction. [ 20:16 - 21:12 ] We can all learn from Southwest here. We all need to make sure we have the right tools and technology to prevent these kinds of situations. [24:27 - 25:26 ] As an agent, it would be tempting to throw in the towel in the face of so few answers for so many unhappy customers, but instead, a great agent will still try to connect with the customer on a human level. Does your mission statement shine through on an average day? What about in a time of crisis? Once the crisis happens, the time for training is past, and if agents can embody the mission statement in a time of crisis, that's an excellent reflection on senior leadership. To listen to a recording of this and other episodes, visit vistio.io/podcasts. And to join our show live each week, go to vistio.io/cxlive.

He works a full-time job, owns 2 gyms, 4 laundromats, and still has time for his family! How does he do it?? Follow along as Matt Hylton shares with Dave & Carla, his secrets for managing multiple laundromats more efficiently. Also, as a hands-on owner who does repairs himself, he reveals the difference between various washing machine types to help you get the most out of your money. Referenced Links: • Dave's Coaching & Workshops: www.laundromatmillionaire.com/coaching • H-M Company Drain Troughs: https://draintroughs.com • Link to get Atmosphere TV: https://atmosphere.tv/partner/dave-menz and use code “MILLIONAIRE” o Contact Mike directly: Mike.Kelly@Atmosphere.tv Guest's Website: https://megawashkc.com/ Guest's Facebook: www.facebook.com/megawash_kc Our Website: www.laundromatmillionaire.com Our Online Course: https://dave-menz.mykajabi.com/sales-page Our Youtube channel: https://youtube.com/c/LaundromatMillionaire Our Podcast: https://laundromatmillionaire.com/podcast/ Our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/laundromatmillionaire/ Our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/laundromatmillionaire Our LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-laundromat-millionaire-menz/ Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laundromatmillionaire/ Our laundromats: www.queencitylaundry.com Our pick-up and delivery laundry services: www.queencitylaundry.com/delivery The Laundry Boss website: https://bccpayments.com/laundryboss/ Electrolux website: www.electroluxprofessional.com Timestamps 00:00 Laundromat Millionaire Intro 03:37 Matt's Backstory 06:02 Why Laundromats? 10:29 Buying the 1st Store and Expanding to 3 15:54 His Laundromat Models 19:43 Why Move Away from Unattended? 21:55 Can You Actually Make Money with WDF? 25:23 Matt's Pick-Up & Delivery Journey & Obtaining Smoke Remediation Clients 30:00 Unattended = No Labor?? 30:56 The Hub & Spoke Model to Expand Your Market 32:46 The Essential Technology for Your Store & What to Look For in a Payment System 36:46 Buy New or Used Equipment When Retooling a Store 39:56 The Difference in Soft Mount Equipment & Are They All the Same? 46:02 What Sets You Apart – Your Competitive Advantage 50:13 Another Venture & Fitness Goals 52:20 How COVID Shifted Matt's Perspective on Laundromats 57:34 Advice – What Would You Have Done Differently? 59:13 Matt's Contact Info Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 3: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) get into the MADNESS of the Gas app - a new social networking platform that has surpassed Instagram, TikTok and Twitter for daily downloads. Then, they get into how to & how NOT to conduct a layoff, whether it's for one person or a company-wide one. And finally, the trio gets real about the secrets of QSBS and how understanding it can save you MILLIONS. 00:01 - Cold Open: Jesse speaking to Zuckerberg about the highschool version of Facebook 00:32 - Intro  01:35 - The Rundown 02:27 - How the “Gas” app works and how it stays positive 03:50 - Sophia on the Founder of Gas being a “master” of testing & iterating 05:45 - Alex on Highschoolers being the “best demographic” to build an app for 07:40 - Jesse on the difficulty of building consumer businesses 07:57 - Jesse's highschool version of Facebook 10:00 - Jesse speaking to Mark Zuckerberg 12:44 - Where does the Gas app go from here? 13:35 - The “Gas” app's ‘money printing machine' 15:40 - The second & third gen of Social Apps 17:50 - The Takeaways from Gas 21:48 - The “Hub & Spoke” Model of building your business 23:10 - Microsoft & the trend of Tech Industry Layoffs 24:32 - Sophia on layoffs needing more clarity & planning 28:50 - Jesse on Founders needing to be passionate about people & leadership 30:35 - The HORRIBLE Better.com Zoom layoff & reaction 34:30 - What is QSBS & how it saves founders MILLIONS Links: WSJ article on the Gas app Nikita Bier's tweet on Gas's success Allegations on China faltering the Gas app's growth Microsoft lays off 1,000 Chart of all Tech Industry Layoffs since COVID How To Rally A Company Through a Round of Layoffs Netflix on building a “team not a family”

Dave owns 7 businesses that have generated over a billion dollars collectively for over 1000 clients including major brands and fortune 100 companies like Target, Time Magazine, and American Express. When his doctor asked him at the age of 29 "Are you prepared for your heart attack?" He realized he needed to learn how to scale businesses without the stress killing him. Dave now runs his company from the mountains next to a river and 3 waterfalls. Using conscious capitalism and an unconventional marketing approach he was able to rapidly grow his businesses by investing money into his people instead of paid advertising. After selling his first business, he acquired 3 companies and has invested $3 million into companies this year. His mission is to employ over 200,000 people and revolutionize the way we reward good talent. He wants to be so big that governments can't ignore him because his companies take up too much of their GDP or put simply... he wants to buy the freedom that was stolen by greedy individuals and corporations.   More from David: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realdval/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@realdval Twitter: https://twitter.com/realdval LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-valentine-95564891/ Website: https://davevalentine.co/about/ Click here to enter the giveaway!

The model I use to think about growing businesses, including Morning Brew. Check out full episode transcripts at https://foundersjournal.morningbrew.com to learn more, and if you have any ideas for our show, email me at alex@morningbrew.com or my DMs are open @businessbarista.

#0086 Top 3 Key Takeaways:What is the Hub & Spoke Model? How can it help unify your digital marketing strategy.Why your website is the MOST IMPORTANT aspect of your digital marketing strategy for attracting leads and customers.How are marketing funnels and sales funnels different, and why you must leverage BOTH to succeed.After working as a marketer with many major brands like Apple. Visa, and Wells Fargo, James Hipkin has seen first-hand what it takes to successfully run a digital marketing campaign.One of the biggest issues when it comes to digital marketing is positioning yourself and developing a strategy that creates trust and credibility with your customer. Today, James shares his Hub and Spoke model for a successful digital marketing strategy.If you're sick of all the B.S. digital marketing strategies and tactics out there, this interview with James is one that you won't want to miss!Are you ready to start your own podcast? Book a Call with Nick to find out how we can develop a plan to your new show launched in just 4-weeks!To get the links and resources discussed in this episode, head over to the Episode 86 Show Notes.If you enjoyed the episode, be sure to leave a review of the Nine-Five Podcast on Apple Podcasts.

In the latest BossCast, Blackstock Consulting's Andrew Teacher talks to Richard Croft, executive chairman of M7, a pan-european real estate investment firm. The pair discuss changing patterns of work, lessons learned in the global financial crisis and uncharted waters in tech.

July 14, 2021 - What will real estate portfolios of the future look like? Join us for an event where industry leaders discuss whether the work-near-home is the answer. Looking at data and new ways of planning real estate portfolios, you will hear perspectives that will help you make a decision whether the hub & spoke model is right for your business. Topics Covered: • Benefits of a hub & spoke model • Optimal locations in which to base employees • Operational efficiencies and cost implications of a dispersed portfolio • Pandemic impact on workforce data & workspace supply MODERATORS: David Hickey, Managing Director, Americas, Hickey & Associates James Rankin, Head of Research, The Instant Group SPEAKERS: Michael Hudson, Director- Joint Ventures & Transactions, Global Real Estate, Verizon John Saclarides, SVP Real Estate, Wells Fargo

Adam Stoltz is Firmwide Director of Consulting at HOK where he leads workplace, real estate and portfolio strategy and change management as he directs the team that delivers these services globally. In November 2020, Mike Petrusky hosted a live webinar broadcast called “How the Hub-Home-Spoke Model Helps You Balance Employee Workplace Needs” as Adam discussed how HOK constructed a framework for occupancy and space use that builds upon COVID-19 pandemic-related research. Mike and Adam explored how you can lead your organization in support of business and people by focusing on health, safety and wellbeing, remote and home working, and by keeping the purpose of place top of mind at all times. Connect with Adam on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abstoltz/ Watch the full webinar video with Adam and Mike: https://www.iofficecorp.com/webinar-download-live-webinar-how-the-hub-home-spoke-model-helps-you-balance-employee-workplace-needs Listen to Adam’s first appearance on the podcast: https://www.workplaceinnovator.com/podcast/workplace-experience-strategies-real-estate-decision-making Register for future “Workplace Innovator Interactive” livestreams: https://www.iofficecorp.com/live-webinar-2020-weekly-livestream Discover free resources and explore past interviews at: https://www.workplaceinnovator.com/ Connect with Mike on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikepetrusky/ Share your thoughts with Mike via email: podcast@iOFFICECORP.com  

The "Hub and Spoke Model" has been around for a long time, dating to the Cretaceous Period of digital marketing. In case you’re wondering, that’s a long, long, long time ago. TikTok dates to just a few weeks ago. (OK,… The post What Connects TikTok and the Hub and Spoke Model of Digital? (Thinks Out Loud Episode 299) appeared first on Tim Peter & Associates.

Hey everyone! In today’s episode, I share the mic with Jimmy Daly, the Marketing Director at Animalz, a content marketing agency. Tune in to hear why Jimmy believes the hub-and-spoke model is the most effective for driving traffic and boosting content engagement, how Animalz uses content marketing as their main source for leads and where most companies are missing the mark with content marketing. Click here for show notes and transcript Leave Some Feedback: What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, leave a short review here Subscribe to Growth Everywhere on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed  Connect With Eric Siu:  Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter

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Today we are talking to Arnie Kuenn, the CEO of Vertical Measures. We brought Arnie in to bring marketing value to our CTO’s. We discuss his Hub and Spoke Model to drive customers where you want them. The importance of looking active and execution of a content strategy. All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast.

The only thing better than strong growth and profits is achieving them doing what you love - and doing what you do best. Joe Welu explains what mortgage companies that are succeeding today and who will dominate their markets going forward are doing to achieve this winning balance.

The only thing better than strong growth and profits is achieving them doing what you love - and doing what you do best. Joe Welu explains what mortgage companies that are succeeding today and who will dominate their markets going forward are doing to achieve this winning balance.

Welcome to the very first episode of Inbound Buzz! Recorded Monday 7th March, 2016 Opening Buzz: Did you by the time someone calls, they have already made 60% of their purchase decision before even talking to you? Find out how inbound marketing can help and more on today's episode of inbound buzz.. Featured Buzz: Digital Marketing Strategy With the excitement of the new year finally wearing off, it's important you keep sight of all the great Digital Marketing tactics you wanted to execute this year. The key? Making a plan and keeping track. Co-incidentally, our upcoming meetup Wednesday night 9/3/16 @ 7pm in Sydney will be covering 'How to create a Digital Strategy'. It's going to epic and it's FREE! Register here or join the meetup - http://www.meetup.com/digitaldiyers/events/229077273/ Featured Buzz: What is Inbound Marketing? Inbound marketers such as myself have broken marketing into two types. i. Traditional: Push marketing, cold calling, cold emailing, advertising without context, very presumptive. ii. Inbound as a philosophy: The core idea of inbound marketing is educating the buyer through the stages of the decision making process; I have a problem, search for info, eval of alternatives, purchase and post purchase. 60% of the purchasing decision is already made by the time somone calls you. Source - http://www.slideshare.net/HubSpot/taking-your-sales-process-inbound (slide 65). It is our job as marketers and business ownerswho call have already made a decision (verify stat and source). It's our job to own the conversation. Hubspot or Marketing Automation is what enables you to do inbound marketing. Featured Buzz: The ‘Hub & Spoke’ Model. You should spend at least as much time distributing and promoting your content as it took you to create it. Think about the Hub & Spoke model for both previous content creation efforts and future ones. Featured Buzz: The Best Time to Post on Social Media Buzzsumo drew insights from 1Bn facebook posts from 3 million pages (http://www.slideshare.net/buzzsumo/how-to-improve-facebook-engagement-insights-from-1bn-posts) Key Findings: - The best time to post is between 10pm and 12am of your audience's local time. - The best day to post is Sunday - Sunday night is a great time to post Tips: - Get into the habit of scheduling posts. Hubspot has this inbuilt. We also use Hootsuite for clients who don’t use Hubspot. Facebook post tips: - Questions and images - Short posts - Directly embedding videos get 6x interaction. This is due to seamless features like auto-play and the fact Facebook and Google are often competitors! - Posts without hashtags get less interaction than posts with hashtags. BUT take this rule lightly. If you use hashtags use those are already have traction. Events and expos are always good to take advantage as a topical issues e.g. political spills! Like today's episode? Don't forget to share, subscribe and rate us on iTunes. Have feedback or digital marketing questions? Visit www.inboundbuzz.com.au for more detailed show notes. Or tweet Moby @MobySiddique In Sydney? Join the Digital DIY community: http://www.meetup.com/digitaldiyers/ Need help with Inbound & Digital Marketing? Visit www.redpandas.com.au - quote the show to receive a free consultation See you next week!

ConsenSys Systems is a venture production studio building businesses and business infrastructure using the global compute platform Ethereum. Founder, Joseph Lubin explains the mission and structure of the organization. consensysmedia.net @consensysllc

Google Guru Monte Huebsch coined the new term ‘Implied Link” in explaining the Hub and Spoke Model for SEO. This describes the use of re-purposed original content to maximize exposure in Google’s indexing. Monte explains the terms hyperlink, implied link and NAP (Name, Address and Phone number). Monte, known as the Google Guru, the CEO of AussieWeb Local Search and AussieWeb Conversion presents how technology shapes strategy, customer service and innovation. A Google Authorized Reseller, Monte, his team and his company are AdWords Qualified Individuals and an AdWords Qualified Company. More importantly, Aussieweb Conversion was invited by Google to become the first Queensland Authorized Google Reseller and the third in Australia. =================================================== To read the transcript of the interview, go to this link: http://www.talkers.fm/200-google-signals-seo-implied-links/ ===================================================