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Want to learn the low-hanging fruit in SEO that will help you rank your site? Check out my talk on SuperfastBusiness Live as I reviewed some of the audience's websites on the fundamentals of SEO! The show notes, including the transcript and checklist to this episode, are at marketingspeak.com/372.

Get a rundown of what went down at SuperFastBusiness Live 2020.

Get a rundown of what went down at SuperFastBusiness Live 2020.

MAKING BANK is now a weekly YouTube TV show / iTunes Podcast full of #Success and #Business with Josh. Subscribe to the Podcast MP3: bit.ly/TumblrSubscribeSubscribe to iTunes: bit.ly/JoshF_ItunesSUBSCRIBE for weekly episodes and bonuses: bit.ly/JoshFSubscribe === SUMMARY === In season 4, episode 22 of Making Bank, Josh Felber welcomes Justin Brooke back to the show. Justin has been a traffic guy for Dan Kennedy, Russell Brunson, Stansberry Research, Agora Financial, and many others. You may have seen him on stages at Traffic and Conversion, Underground X, MFA Live, Todd Brown's Info Summit, SuperFastBusiness Live or you may have just heard him on multiple different podcasts, interviews like #MakingBank, EOFire, Mix Energy and over 27 other podcasts that he's been on recently. He's also managed over $10 million in ad spend. He has driven over 50,000 customer acquisitions and is now passionate about training over 11,000 or more students through his ad skills program and training, which is his online ad buying school.   Justin walks through what led to his decision to sell everything, travel the world, and unschool his children. Josh and Justin discuss why they both chose nontraditional education routes for their kids as well as the following: ✔ The different levels of homeschooling ✔ How to use daily activities as learning opportunities ✔ Daily routines and adjusting to the whole family being home ✔ How your business can thrive while only working a few hours a day   And so much more! #MakingBank, #JustinBrooke, #joshfelber.com, #josh, #felber, #entrepreneur, #MakingBankS4E22, #education, #homeschool http://pix.joshfelber.com/JustinBrooke-Medium === ABOUT Josh Felber === As a High-Performance Coach and Start-Up Advisor, I help business owners, entrepreneurs, & millennials understand where you can grow your business with fast proven results to obtain wealth and find freedom. A serial entrepreneur with 28+ years of starting and growing multiple multi-million dollar companies (including one with $5 billion annual revenues), I’ve been: • 2x Best-Selling Author as a co-author with Steve Forbes & Brian Tracy• Voted the Best Personal Finance Expert in 2014 (National GOBankingRates competition)• A contributor to articles on Entrepreneur.com, Inc.com, & Forbes.com• Recognized multiple times in the National Who’s Who of Entrepreneurs• Expert guest on NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX• Keynote Speaker• Host of Making Bank TV Show I’ve helped my clients achieve: • Business growth from 6 to 7 figures & doubled revenues in as short as 6 months• Sales growth in 25% within 3 months using online and digital marketing• A $0 to $30 Million company valuation in just 9 years Get daily Success Tips on FB: www.FB.com/JoshFelber10x Meet Josh at his WEBSITE: bit.ly/JoshFelber Read Josh’s BLOG on: bit.ly/JoshF_BLOG Follow Josh on TWITTER: bit.ly/JoshF_TWITTER Follow Josh on LINKEDIN: bit.ly/JoshF_LINKEDIN

MAKING BANK is now a weekly YouTube TV show / iTunes Podcast full of #Success and #Business with Josh. Subscribe to the Podcast MP3: bit.ly/TumblrSubscribeSubscribe to iTunes: bit.ly/JoshF_ItunesSUBSCRIBE for weekly episodes and bonuses: bit.ly/JoshFSubscribe === SUMMARY === In season 4, episode 22 of Making Bank, Josh Felber welcomes Justin Brooke back to the show. Justin has been a traffic guy for Dan Kennedy, Russell Brunson, Stansberry Research, Agora Financial, and many others. You may have seen him on stages at Traffic and Conversion, Underground X, MFA Live, Todd Brown's Info Summit, SuperFastBusiness Live or you may have just heard him on multiple different podcasts, interviews like #MakingBank, EOFire, Mix Energy and over 27 other podcasts that he's been on recently. He's also managed over $10 million in ad spend. He has driven over 50,000 customer acquisitions and is now passionate about training over 11,000 or more students through his ad skills program and training, which is his online ad buying school.   Justin walks through what led to his decision to sell everything, travel the world, and unschool his children. Josh and Justin discuss why they both chose nontraditional education routes for their kids as well as the following: ✔ The different levels of homeschooling ✔ How to use daily activities as learning opportunities ✔ Daily routines and adjusting to the whole family being home ✔ How your business can thrive while only working a few hours a day   And so much more! #MakingBank, #JustinBrooke, #joshfelber.com, #josh, #felber, #entrepreneur, #MakingBankS4E22, #education, #homeschool http://pix.joshfelber.com/JustinBrooke-Medium === ABOUT Josh Felber === As a High-Performance Coach and Start-Up Advisor, I help business owners, entrepreneurs, & millennials understand where you can grow your business with fast proven results to obtain wealth and find freedom. A serial entrepreneur with 28+ years of starting and growing multiple multi-million dollar companies (including one with $5 billion annual revenues), I’ve been: • 2x Best-Selling Author as a co-author with Steve Forbes & Brian Tracy• Voted the Best Personal Finance Expert in 2014 (National GOBankingRates competition)• A contributor to articles on Entrepreneur.com, Inc.com, & Forbes.com• Recognized multiple times in the National Who’s Who of Entrepreneurs• Expert guest on NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX• Keynote Speaker• Host of Making Bank TV Show I’ve helped my clients achieve: • Business growth from 6 to 7 figures & doubled revenues in as short as 6 months• Sales growth in 25% within 3 months using online and digital marketing• A $0 to $30 Million company valuation in just 9 years Get daily Success Tips on FB: www.FB.com/JoshFelber10x Meet Josh at his WEBSITE: bit.ly/JoshFelber Read Josh’s BLOG on: bit.ly/JoshF_BLOG Follow Josh on TWITTER: bit.ly/JoshF_TWITTER Follow Josh on LINKEDIN: bit.ly/JoshF_LINKEDIN

Justin Brooke has been the traffic guy for Dan Kennedy, Russell Brunson, StansberryResearch, Agora Financial, and many others. You may have seen Justin on stage at Traffic & Conversion Summit, Underground X, MFA Live, Info Summit, Super Fast Business Live, or you might have heard him interviewed on EOFire, Mixergy, and the 27 other podcasts that he has been on. He's managed $10,000,000+ in ad spend, driven over 50,000 customer acquisitions, and is now passionate about training the 5,000+ students he has in AdSkills, his online ad buying school. And in this episode we talk about one of the engines driving every businesses' growth: Leads.  In fact we talk specifically about how he was able to generate up to 17,233 leads per day. That's over 400,000 leads per month or 4.8 million leads per year.  And with if you can master that level of lead generation, no revenue goal is out of reach. 

There are many times when we need to tell stories in our business and marketing. Nicola outlines a 5-point plan for making sure you are telling stories with the most impact!  Clicks And Leads is a "tongue in cheek" digital marketing Vzine by entrepreneur, author, podcaster, speaker, Nicola Cairncross. On the blog Resistance Visualisation What Does Success Mean To You What To Do With Your Goals Beating Resistance - Tip 1 Beating Resistance - Tip 2 What You Focus On Increases And So It Came To Pass Why People Buy: Guest Sue Okell Prefer to read? Okay, well, it's Nicola here and I'm just about to head off to the Amora Hotel for the SuperFastBusiness Live conference. Starts tomorrow and goes on for the next day, big dinner tomorrow night. But most people are getting together this afternoon as they're sort of arriving in, so I'm going to go down and meet a few people that I've met only online, which is going to be exciting. I've had an amazing week, I've had just an incredible week. I was speaking for a big corporate coaching company on Thursday night, and then they took me out to dinner at Cafe Sydney on Friday night, which was just the most incredible view over Sydney Harbour from the customs house. Then I went down to Wollonngong to see my friends Lorraine and George. Lorraine, where I shared flats with her when we were in our teens, so that's how long we've known each other. And I had to go down on the train and they got the most amazing trains here, they're double deckers! I don't know why I found that so exciting, but I did. So you step onto the train at platform level, and then you can either go upstairs or downstairs. Fabulous. I do, I do get excited about silly things. And that was really lovely. Lorraine laid out a spread in her garden. And it wasn't particularly sunny but it was warm enough to see outside and they've got a little deck and a pool and everything, as they all do over here. And then what happened? Yeah, I've just had a really incredible time going around. I've had my nails done, I've been resting, I've been learning about writing from a master class I bought, and I've been treating myself to lots of lovely deli kind of food and the odd meal out as well as hanging out with my brother quite a lot which is nice. So let's get on with the show, shall we? So this week I want to talk to you about story telling in your marketing. As you probably know, I'm learning how to become an author, how to write a novel, fiction. It's really quite hard work, but there are some principles that I'm finding incredibly helpful in my own marketing and the first principle of storytelling is that, usually, things are told in what's called three acts. So you have the first quarter of a book, then you have the last quarter of a book, and you have the middle section of a book. And this is called the First Act, and this is where the ordinary world of the hero happens and then at the end of the First Act, in what's called an inciting incident happens. An inciting incident is something that calls the hero to adventure and makes them have to make a choice about whether they stay in their ordinary world or go off on this adventure. In the middle section, things now happen to challenge the hero, so there is usually one, possibly two, complications in the hero's life. And at the end of that middle section, at the 75% point, yes that's right, then there's usually some sort of climax or crisis that make the hero have to recommit to their journey or change in some way, there's a change in the hero, and often a change in their circumstances, too. Perhaps a mentor has come along and helped them or given them something special that will enable them knowledge or a tool or a trick of some kind, or magic, that enables them to overcome the crisis at the end of this part of the book. And then the final section of the book is where everything gets resolved.

When I booked a super early-bird ticket to SuperFastBusiness Live last year, little did I realise that not only would I manifest not just one, but two speaking gigs to cover my costs and more, but also the use of a luxury flat overlooking Sydney Harbour! But by working on myself hard, especially over Christmas and New Year, so it came to pass....  Clicks And Leads is a "tongue in cheek" digital marketing Vzine by entrepreneur, author, podcaster, speaker, Nicola Cairncross. On the blog Building An Amazon Business? Limiting Beliefs Negative Beliefs Don't Be Afraid To Give Away The Farm Difficult Conversations Feeling Overwhelmed? You Never Know Who's Watching Who Do You Take Advice From? Cath Couzens: Small is Beautiful Prefer to read? Hi, it's Nicola here, and I am in Sydney, Australia, I've just arrived from England, and a very long flight it was too, but made more bearable by the fact I treated myself to some noise cancelling headphones, which cut out not only the sound of the babies screaming on the plane, but the sound of the engine, it made a huge difference, so I recommend those to you. So here I am in my brother's flat in Potts Point, and I've got the most amazing view, let me just show you out of the window, it's incredible. I'm off up to the Gold Coast tomorrow, to go and speak for Neil Asher, who's a very old friend of mine from England, and he's got an Australian wife, and he's got an Australian business, he's got lots of properties and businesses all around the world, but one of his main ones is the Aussie Online Entrepreneurs, and he teaches people how to make money on Amazon, so he's really, really good at it. So if you're looking to find out how to do that properly then go to NicolaCairncross.com/Asher and you will find a link to his website. But I'm going to be speaking to a room full of 200 Aussie Online Entrepreneurs, I did really well the last time I came, loads of people joined up for my Be Everywhere Online programme and I'm looking to beat my previous record, it was 25% of the room last time. This time it's double the room size, and I'm looking to do more than 25%, I want to welcome more than a quarter of those people in that room into my Be Everywhere Online programme. So let's see how I get on shall we? I want to tell you a bit about how I got here in the middle section. Okay well, in this section I want to tell you a little bit how I got to Sydney in the first place, it was a really, very spooky story, very funny story. Last year some time my mentor, James Schramko, has an event and he put the event tickets for sale, and they're very, very cheap if you buy immediately, so I did that, not knowing whether I'd want to come or not. Not knowing if I'd be ready to get out of Greece, and whether, you know, I was feeling in the mood to travel or anything yet. But I trusted that I would be by this time, because it's now three years since Steve died and I'm not, I miss him every day, but I'm feeling better on a day to day basis. So I bought my ticket anyway and within two days of buying my ticket my friend Neil contacted me and he said, "Do you want to come and speak for my Aussie Online Entrepreneurs again?" He said, "I'd love to have you, "I'm going to be going over there, and you can "stay in my Airbnb and all that business, "I'll make it as easy for you as I can." And so I looked at the dates and James' event is the 3rd and 4th of April, and Neil's event was the 16th and 17th of March. Well that is just phenomenally close, I couldn't believe how close they were, two or three weeks in between them. So I then thought, well okay, I can only do this if I don't have to stay in a hotel, because that would just be ridiculous, and I thought about an Airbnb, and then my brother popped up into my mind and I thought, well he came and stayed with me for five weeks back in Greece last year, so I'm sure he could put up with me for two or three weeks in betwe...

James Schramko here, and my tip today is something that I recommend online businesses take particular attention with, and that is to go personal. One concern I have with all these messenger bots and automations is that we can start to feel processed. And people don't like being processed. So the way to combat that is to take time to do something personal. I'm using Bonjoro videos to send out personal messages to members of my community. I still send out mail with things in it, in the actual post, with a stamp, and that's very effective. And also, sometimes I reach out and I actually get on telephone to someone. But also we run local meetups in SuperFastBusiness, so I'm catching up with members usually once a month. And I certainly travel around and I meet members when I'm visiting them. And then every year I run a live event like SuperFastBusiness Live. The next one is in April 2019. And I run masterminds. And when I get face-to-face with my clients, I find out so much about their needs, I'm able to solve them, document notes, use that information into my products and my training, and also keep retention, which is very important if you have a subscription business. So today's message is go personal. See our products HERE

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How to Use Content Marketing with Dan Norris Dan Norris, the founder of wpcurve.com and the author of the Seven Day Startup and is working on another book called Content Machine. I met Dan at Super Fast Business Live 10 earlier this month where I had the pleasure of watching him speak. It is the talk that Dan shared a very moving story about his journey in startups, and he eventually arrives at his current success which is wpcurve.com. Dan shared some insights about startups, including the fact that I must have great design, simple names that are quickly dropped into a conversation like Slack or Uber and the importance of growth. A couple of great insights that he stood out for me from the talk was the idea of trading short-term revenue to long-term growth and secondly the importance of focusing on a monthly increase. Dan used an example saying a $6,000 a month business growing at a 15% will hit a revenue at 2 million dollars in two years and 10 million dollars in 3 years. Dan also loves line chats where he shared plenty of it in his talk as his free life and having been trained as a financial analyst and banking the geek in me was drawn to Dan, and we had a few interesting conversations in the next two days at the conference.   Share This Episode: Click To Tweet Resources Mentioned: Click here to download the podcast shownotes http://wpcurve.com/ http://contentmachine.com https://twitter.com/thedannorris The 7 Day Startup: You Don't Learn Until You Launch Content Machine - (To be released on 10th Aug 2015) Key points / Timestamps 5:10 - Some insights from Dan’s upcoming book called the “Content Machine” 7:50 - How to get people interested in your content 13:44 - Who's the target audience of Dan’s new book? 14:48 - The three main sections of Dan’s new book 17:25 - The multiplier framework and the headline 22:17 - On finding quality content writers 26:48 - On video-based content 30:00 - Action steps - How listeners take their content marketing to the next level 31:59 - How to get in contact with Dan

How to Use Frameworks to Take Your Business to the Next Level - with Taki Moore Taki Moore who's the founder of coachmarketingmachine.com and talking helps coaches and consultants build million-dollar businesses through frameworks that attract leads online.Taki then notices these leads to convert them into clients through the power of webinars. Taki gave us a very powerful presentation on frameworks at Super Fast Business Live back in April 2015, and in his talk, Taki talked about how to create frameworks to build very successful businesses mainly focusing on his 9 Box Approach.   Share This Episode: Click To Tweet Resources Mentioned: Click here to download the podcast shownotes www.coachmarketingmachine.com Mastering the Rockefeller Habits: What You Must Do to Increase the Value of Your Growing Firm Getting Everything You Can Out of All You've Got: 21 Ways You Can Out-Think, Out-Perform, and Out-Earn the Competition Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results Improv Wisdom: Don't Prepare, Just Show Up www.salesmarketingprofit.com Key Points / Timestamps 2:24 - What is a Framework? 2:56 - Why Frameworks are Important to Business 4:31 - The 9-Box Approach to Frameworks 5:26 - An Example on How to Build a Framework 13:10 - Common Challenges in Creating Frameworks and How to Overcome them 16:51 - The 80/20 Productivity Tool Kit 18:51 - Reassessing Train Track 21:35 - Productivity Tool Kit 24:35 - How to Get Started with Creating Frameworks 29:15 - Books that Influenced Taki to Take His Businesses to the Next Level 30:35 - How listeners can get in contact with Taki

Dan Norris on Content Marketing for Startups Dan Norris, the founder of wpcurve.com and the author of the Seven Day Startup and is working on another book called Content Machine. I met Dan at Super Fast Business Live 10 earlier this month where I had the pleasure of watching him speak. It is the talk that Dan shared a very moving story about his journey in startups, and he eventually arrives at his current success which is wpcurve.com. Dan shared some insights about startups, including the fact that I must have great design, simple names that are quickly dropped into a conversation like Slack or Uber and the importance of growth. A couple of great insights that he stood out for me from the talk was the idea of trading short-term revenue to long-term growth and secondly the importance of focusing on a monthly increase. Dan used an example saying a $6,000 a month business growing at a 15% will hit a revenue at 2 million dollars in two years and 10 million dollars in 3 years. Dan also loves line chats where he shared plenty of it in his talk as his free life and having been trained as a financial analyst and banking the geek in me was drawn to Dan, and we had a few interesting conversations in the next two days at the conference.   Share This Episode: Click To Tweet Links mentioned in the (part 1 and part 2) of interview: Click here to download podcast shownotes http://wpcurve.com http://wpcurve.com/the-7-day-startup/ http://helloify.com http://blackhops.com.au http://contentmachine.com Books Mentioned: Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die Content Machine: Use Content Marketing to Build a 7-Figure Business With Zero Advertising Key Points and Insights 1:05 - Is content marketing important for startups? 1:36 - Dan's views on approach to successful content marketing for startups 3:28 - Audience and the Content Marketing Map 4:23 - Dan's three keys to successful content marketing 5:17 - The importance of differentiation in content marketing 8:14 - How to get started with your startup 12:41 - How to come up with a good name for your startups 18:17 - The importance of design

Startups Explained With Dan Norris - Author of The 7 Day Startup (Part 1) Dan Norris, the founder of wpcurve.com and the author of the Seven Day Startup and is working on another book called Content Machine. I met Dan at Super Fast Business Live 10 earlier this month where I had the pleasure of watching him speak. It is the talk that Dan shared a very moving story about his journey in startups, and he eventually arrives at his current success which is wpcurve.com. Dan shared some insights about startups, including the fact that I must have great design, simple names that are quickly dropped into a conversation like Slack or Uber and the importance of growth. A couple of great insights that he stood out for me from the talk was the idea of trading short-term revenue to long-term growth and secondly the importance of focusing on a monthly increase. Dan used an example saying a $6,000 a month business growing at a 15% will hit a revenue at 2 million dollars in two years and 10 million dollars in 3 years. Dan also loves line chats where he shared plenty of it in his talk as his free life and having been trained as a financial analyst and banking the geek in me was drawn to Dan, and we had a few interesting conversations in the next two days at the conference.   Share This Episode: Click To Tweet Links mentioned in the interview: Click here to download podcast shownotes http://wpcurve.com http://wpcurve.com/the-7-day-startup/ http://helloify.com http://blackhops.com.au http://contentmachine.com Key points discussed (with timestamps): 3:33 - What Dan defines as a start up 5:01 - Can you start off as a normal business and then pivot into a start up? 7:50 - Dan's view on consistent income 9:46 - Dan's business wpcurve.com explained 11:35 - Recurring value for recurring income 13:55 - Startup vs normal business 14:04 - What motivates Dan to be an entrepreneur (Hint: it's not the lifestyle) 16:33 - How does a person go about learning about start ups (and eventually launch their own start up) 21:30 - Is content marketing a big part of a successful start up?

Ryan Spanger has been in the corporate video industry for 15 years and is increasingly being called upon to produce video training for his corporate clients. In this podcast we explore the cost benefits and effectiveness of using training videos as well as the different types that can be produced. More information about Ryan Spanger can be found at dreamengine.com.au The event that Ryan is speaking at about Video Sales Funnels is Super Fast Business Live on 5 and 6 March 2015 in Manley, Sydney superfastbusiness.com/live More information about the Video Marketing for Profit podcast and #1 Best Selling book can be found at videomarketingforprofit.com.au Information about Marcus Seeger's video marketing training can be found at videoprofitformaula.com.au Remember to use the code PODCAST to receive a massive 20% on all training modules. Also, visit videoexperts.com.au for information about Marcus Seeger's video marketing agency.

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