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In this episode of We Talk Health Podcast, Dr. Ted Wright, a Cardiothoracic Surgeon with West Tennessee Medical Group joins us to share information on Hybrid Afib Therapy. This new therapy offers patients another option to help treat atrial fibrillation.Dr. Wright shares how he got his start, how this therapy improves the lives of those with afib, and what the symptoms of atrial fibrillation can be and what other conditions can go along with afib.Guest:Theodore Wright, MDCardiothoracic SurgeonHost:Kara MobleySocial Media CoordinatorResources:West Tennessee Medical Group Cardiothoracic Surgery Center700 W Forest Ave Floor 4Jackson, TN 38301(731) 541-3310West Tennessee Medical Group Cardiology | Jackson700 West Forest Ave Floor 3 Jackson TN 38301(731) 421-6510WBBJ Hybrid AFib Therapy Story
Joining Bobby in the Executve Chair this week is Ted Wright of Writech.
Hire world-class accountants and in The Philippines. Visit Outsource Direct to scale your operations with higher flexibility, maximum efficiency and much lower costs.Subscribe to the Business Builders Newsletter for the very best ideas I've discovered on business and personal growth.We're back with Series 8, Episode #063. Conor Kearney talks with Ted Wright, CEO of Writech, about his extensive journey in the family-owned engineering business specialising in fire safety systems. Ted shares insights from joining the company in his early years, scaling the business through financial crises, and eventually leading it to an annual turnover of €140 million with operations across eight European countries.CONNECT WITH CONOR:LinkedIn CONNECT WITH TED:LinkedInSupport Neurodiversity Ireland—an organisation committed to promoting understanding and advocacy for individuals with neurodiverse conditions like autism, ADHD, and dyslexia. Neurodiversity Ireland works to create a more inclusive society through community support and educational programs. Learn more and find out how you can get involved at neurodiversityireland.com. Together, we can make a difference!Produced by Jetbooks, Chartered Accountants Ireland.
Ted Wright from Epic Archaeology joins Henry to offer some counterarguments to a previous episode we did on possible locations for Noah's Ark, and shares some of his research that he has done on Mt. Ararat and the surraounding region on his many expeditions there. Babylonian "Oldest Map of the World" - British Museum The Epic of Gilgamesh & the Bible - Ted Wright The Case for Ağrı Dağı/Masis as Biblical Mt. Ararat - Randall W. Younker Noah's Ark in the Mountains of Urartu - DFT Podcast with Nate Loper Is Noah's Ark on This Mountain? - Bible and Spade Magazine
This week I am interviewing Ted Wright! Ted Wright is the founder and Executive Director of EpicArchaeology.org. He has a B.A. in Anthropology & Archaeology from the Cobb Institute of Archaeology at Mississippi State University, and a M.A. degree in Christian apologetics from Southern Evangelical Seminary. For over a decade, Ted has been a speaker on Christian apologetics as well as Biblical Archaeology across North America & internationally. One of the super cool things he is doing is currently working as field assistant, photographer, and videographer for the “Agri Regional Archaeological Survey” in Eastern Turkey, co-sponsored by Andrews University and Istanbul University. In fact, Ted just got back from Mount Ararat (Yes, you heard that right….Noah's Mount Ararat) yesterday. We talk all things Mount Ararat, ancient flood epics, and glacial moraines at 13,000 feet.Support the show
Two-time Emmy and three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Stephanie Stuckey. The Chair of Stuckey's. A pecan snack and candy company based in Wrens, GA. She is also the author of “Unstuck: Reviving an American Icon.” Stuckey's growth lies in their partnership with almost 5,000 retailers nationwide that sell their delicious pecan snacks and candies. Questions About the Company's History and Legacy: Stuckey's has such a rich history. Can you share what initially inspired the rebirth of the brand after all these years? How does social media on LinkedIn work? The Power of Marketing and Branding. What strategies did you implement to turn Stuckey's around and bring it back to the forefront of the market? Acquiring a pecan manufacturing facility was a major step. How has owning this facility impacted your product offerings and business growth? What role does innovation play in the resurgence of Stuckey's, especially in terms of product development and marketing? Questions About Branding and Marketing: Stuckey's is known for its nostalgic appeal. How do you balance honoring that nostalgia while also appealing to modern consumers? How important has social media and digital marketing been in the rebirth of Stuckey's? Questions About Leadership and Vision: What's your long-term vision for Stuckey's, and how do you plan to continue the momentum you've built? What advice would you give to other entrepreneurs wanting to start their own business? Questions About Partnerships and Community: How have partnerships with retailers and other brands contributed to the comeback of Stuckey's? Stuckey's has deep roots in Georgia. How important has the local community been in your company's resurgence? Can you share any upcoming collaborations or new product launches that will be part of Stuckey's comeback story? It all started with a borrowed Model A Ford and a $35 loan With that, W.S. “Sylvester” Stuckey, Sr. founded Stuckey's as a roadside pecan stand along Highway 23 in Eastman, GA in 1937. With that Ford that he retrofitted to haul pecans and the loan (from his grandmother), W.S. drove around the countryside and bought pecans from local farmers to sell at his stand, along with local honey and souvenirs. His wife, Ethel, added her delicious homemade candies – southern delicacies like pralines, Divinities, and our iconic Pecan Log Rolls. Through grit and determination, the Stuckeys grew the stores from these humble beginnings to a roadside empire. At its peak in the 1960s, the little pecan company had become an integral part of the American road trip. It boasted 368 stores in over 30 states, each offering kitschy souvenirs, clean restrooms, Texaco gas, and of course, our famous candies. Stuckey's also owned a candy plant in Eastman to allow for larger production of sweet treats, a trucking company, and a sign company that produced the 4,000 Stuckey's billboards that dotted America's highways. Stuckey's merged with Pet Milk Co. in 1964 to add capacity and capital for the company to grow. Decline and Rebound W.S. Stuckey, Sr. died in 1977, the same year that Illinois Central Industries, a Chicago conglomerate, bought Pet Milk Co., and they began to close Stuckey's stores across the country. Stuckey's fell into a decline until 1984 when W.S. “Billy” Stuckey, Jr., son of the founder and a five-term Congressman from the 8th District of Georgia, acquired Stuckey's and began to turn the company around. Under Billy's helm, the Stuckey's Express concept – or a store within a store – was launched, and the company expanded to over 115 franchises in 17 states. The Eastman candy plant continued operations by a third-party contractor but was shuttered in 2009 during the Recession, although Stuckey's branded candies continued to be produced by outside vendors. In November of 2019, Ethel “Stephanie” Stuckey, Billy's daughter, took over as CEO of Stuckey's. In August of 2020, Stuckey's acquired Front Porch Pecans, a pecan snack company that sells to domestic and foreign markets, including grocery channels in the Southeast U.S. With this merger, Stuckey's gained management support with R.G. Lamar as new President to run Stuckey's with Stephanie. In January of 2021, Stephanie and R.G. acquired a pecan manufacturing facility in Wrens, Georgia to drive growth of the company through snack and candy making. Later that year, they added a third equity owner, Ted Wright, a marketing professional based in Atlanta. Today, Stuckey's is making a comeback, thanks to reinventing the brand as a pecan snack and candy company. They are once again making the delicious products that Ethel first made in her country kitchen, and Sylvester sold at his roadside stand. There are still 13 original blue roof Stuckey's stores in operation. These stores are not owned or operated by the parent corporation but are licensed to sell our products and remain an important part of our past and story. Stuckey's growth lies in our partnership with almost 5,000 retailers nationwide, including Hobby Lobby, Bealls, Ingles, Wawa, TravelCenters of America, and others, that sell our delicious pecan snacks and candies. The company also maintains an online store, a fundraising business, and a corporate gift program. In August of 2022, R.G. Lamar, Jr. transitioned to the role of CEO, and Stephanie Stuckey assumed the role of Chair. They continue to run the day-to-day operations of Stuckey's, with R.G. driving internal growth and Stephanie being the external face of the brand. From a humble pecan stand to a nationwide brand, the future looks bright for Stuckey's. Look for our products soon in a store near you — and be part of our comeback journey! #SHMS, #STRAW, #BESTSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Two-time Emmy and three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Stephanie Stuckey. The Chair of Stuckey's. A pecan snack and candy company based in Wrens, GA. She is also the author of “Unstuck: Reviving an American Icon.” Stuckey's growth lies in their partnership with almost 5,000 retailers nationwide that sell their delicious pecan snacks and candies. Questions About the Company's History and Legacy: Stuckey's has such a rich history. Can you share what initially inspired the rebirth of the brand after all these years? How does social media on LinkedIn work? The Power of Marketing and Branding. What strategies did you implement to turn Stuckey's around and bring it back to the forefront of the market? Acquiring a pecan manufacturing facility was a major step. How has owning this facility impacted your product offerings and business growth? What role does innovation play in the resurgence of Stuckey's, especially in terms of product development and marketing? Questions About Branding and Marketing: Stuckey's is known for its nostalgic appeal. How do you balance honoring that nostalgia while also appealing to modern consumers? How important has social media and digital marketing been in the rebirth of Stuckey's? Questions About Leadership and Vision: What's your long-term vision for Stuckey's, and how do you plan to continue the momentum you've built? What advice would you give to other entrepreneurs wanting to start their own business? Questions About Partnerships and Community: How have partnerships with retailers and other brands contributed to the comeback of Stuckey's? Stuckey's has deep roots in Georgia. How important has the local community been in your company's resurgence? Can you share any upcoming collaborations or new product launches that will be part of Stuckey's comeback story? It all started with a borrowed Model A Ford and a $35 loan With that, W.S. “Sylvester” Stuckey, Sr. founded Stuckey's as a roadside pecan stand along Highway 23 in Eastman, GA in 1937. With that Ford that he retrofitted to haul pecans and the loan (from his grandmother), W.S. drove around the countryside and bought pecans from local farmers to sell at his stand, along with local honey and souvenirs. His wife, Ethel, added her delicious homemade candies – southern delicacies like pralines, Divinities, and our iconic Pecan Log Rolls. Through grit and determination, the Stuckeys grew the stores from these humble beginnings to a roadside empire. At its peak in the 1960s, the little pecan company had become an integral part of the American road trip. It boasted 368 stores in over 30 states, each offering kitschy souvenirs, clean restrooms, Texaco gas, and of course, our famous candies. Stuckey's also owned a candy plant in Eastman to allow for larger production of sweet treats, a trucking company, and a sign company that produced the 4,000 Stuckey's billboards that dotted America's highways. Stuckey's merged with Pet Milk Co. in 1964 to add capacity and capital for the company to grow. Decline and Rebound W.S. Stuckey, Sr. died in 1977, the same year that Illinois Central Industries, a Chicago conglomerate, bought Pet Milk Co., and they began to close Stuckey's stores across the country. Stuckey's fell into a decline until 1984 when W.S. “Billy” Stuckey, Jr., son of the founder and a five-term Congressman from the 8th District of Georgia, acquired Stuckey's and began to turn the company around. Under Billy's helm, the Stuckey's Express concept – or a store within a store – was launched, and the company expanded to over 115 franchises in 17 states. The Eastman candy plant continued operations by a third-party contractor but was shuttered in 2009 during the Recession, although Stuckey's branded candies continued to be produced by outside vendors. In November of 2019, Ethel “Stephanie” Stuckey, Billy's daughter, took over as CEO of Stuckey's. In August of 2020, Stuckey's acquired Front Porch Pecans, a pecan snack company that sells to domestic and foreign markets, including grocery channels in the Southeast U.S. With this merger, Stuckey's gained management support with R.G. Lamar as new President to run Stuckey's with Stephanie. In January of 2021, Stephanie and R.G. acquired a pecan manufacturing facility in Wrens, Georgia to drive growth of the company through snack and candy making. Later that year, they added a third equity owner, Ted Wright, a marketing professional based in Atlanta. Today, Stuckey's is making a comeback, thanks to reinventing the brand as a pecan snack and candy company. They are once again making the delicious products that Ethel first made in her country kitchen, and Sylvester sold at his roadside stand. There are still 13 original blue roof Stuckey's stores in operation. These stores are not owned or operated by the parent corporation but are licensed to sell our products and remain an important part of our past and story. Stuckey's growth lies in our partnership with almost 5,000 retailers nationwide, including Hobby Lobby, Bealls, Ingles, Wawa, TravelCenters of America, and others, that sell our delicious pecan snacks and candies. The company also maintains an online store, a fundraising business, and a corporate gift program. In August of 2022, R.G. Lamar, Jr. transitioned to the role of CEO, and Stephanie Stuckey assumed the role of Chair. They continue to run the day-to-day operations of Stuckey's, with R.G. driving internal growth and Stephanie being the external face of the brand. From a humble pecan stand to a nationwide brand, the future looks bright for Stuckey's. Look for our products soon in a store near you — and be part of our comeback journey! #SHMS, #STRAW, #BESTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Two-time Emmy and three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Stephanie Stuckey. The Chair of Stuckey's. A pecan snack and candy company based in Wrens, GA. She is also the author of “Unstuck: Reviving an American Icon.” Stuckey's growth lies in their partnership with almost 5,000 retailers nationwide that sell their delicious pecan snacks and candies. Questions About the Company's History and Legacy: Stuckey's has such a rich history. Can you share what initially inspired the rebirth of the brand after all these years? How does social media on LinkedIn work? The Power of Marketing and Branding. What strategies did you implement to turn Stuckey's around and bring it back to the forefront of the market? Acquiring a pecan manufacturing facility was a major step. How has owning this facility impacted your product offerings and business growth? What role does innovation play in the resurgence of Stuckey's, especially in terms of product development and marketing? Questions About Branding and Marketing: Stuckey's is known for its nostalgic appeal. How do you balance honoring that nostalgia while also appealing to modern consumers? How important has social media and digital marketing been in the rebirth of Stuckey's? Questions About Leadership and Vision: What's your long-term vision for Stuckey's, and how do you plan to continue the momentum you've built? What advice would you give to other entrepreneurs wanting to start their own business? Questions About Partnerships and Community: How have partnerships with retailers and other brands contributed to the comeback of Stuckey's? Stuckey's has deep roots in Georgia. How important has the local community been in your company's resurgence? Can you share any upcoming collaborations or new product launches that will be part of Stuckey's comeback story? It all started with a borrowed Model A Ford and a $35 loan With that, W.S. “Sylvester” Stuckey, Sr. founded Stuckey's as a roadside pecan stand along Highway 23 in Eastman, GA in 1937. With that Ford that he retrofitted to haul pecans and the loan (from his grandmother), W.S. drove around the countryside and bought pecans from local farmers to sell at his stand, along with local honey and souvenirs. His wife, Ethel, added her delicious homemade candies – southern delicacies like pralines, Divinities, and our iconic Pecan Log Rolls. Through grit and determination, the Stuckeys grew the stores from these humble beginnings to a roadside empire. At its peak in the 1960s, the little pecan company had become an integral part of the American road trip. It boasted 368 stores in over 30 states, each offering kitschy souvenirs, clean restrooms, Texaco gas, and of course, our famous candies. Stuckey's also owned a candy plant in Eastman to allow for larger production of sweet treats, a trucking company, and a sign company that produced the 4,000 Stuckey's billboards that dotted America's highways. Stuckey's merged with Pet Milk Co. in 1964 to add capacity and capital for the company to grow. Decline and Rebound W.S. Stuckey, Sr. died in 1977, the same year that Illinois Central Industries, a Chicago conglomerate, bought Pet Milk Co., and they began to close Stuckey's stores across the country. Stuckey's fell into a decline until 1984 when W.S. “Billy” Stuckey, Jr., son of the founder and a five-term Congressman from the 8th District of Georgia, acquired Stuckey's and began to turn the company around. Under Billy's helm, the Stuckey's Express concept – or a store within a store – was launched, and the company expanded to over 115 franchises in 17 states. The Eastman candy plant continued operations by a third-party contractor but was shuttered in 2009 during the Recession, although Stuckey's branded candies continued to be produced by outside vendors. In November of 2019, Ethel “Stephanie” Stuckey, Billy's daughter, took over as CEO of Stuckey's. In August of 2020, Stuckey's acquired Front Porch Pecans, a pecan snack company that sells to domestic and foreign markets, including grocery channels in the Southeast U.S. With this merger, Stuckey's gained management support with R.G. Lamar as new President to run Stuckey's with Stephanie. In January of 2021, Stephanie and R.G. acquired a pecan manufacturing facility in Wrens, Georgia to drive growth of the company through snack and candy making. Later that year, they added a third equity owner, Ted Wright, a marketing professional based in Atlanta. Today, Stuckey's is making a comeback, thanks to reinventing the brand as a pecan snack and candy company. They are once again making the delicious products that Ethel first made in her country kitchen, and Sylvester sold at his roadside stand. There are still 13 original blue roof Stuckey's stores in operation. These stores are not owned or operated by the parent corporation but are licensed to sell our products and remain an important part of our past and story. Stuckey's growth lies in our partnership with almost 5,000 retailers nationwide, including Hobby Lobby, Bealls, Ingles, Wawa, TravelCenters of America, and others, that sell our delicious pecan snacks and candies. The company also maintains an online store, a fundraising business, and a corporate gift program. In August of 2022, R.G. Lamar, Jr. transitioned to the role of CEO, and Stephanie Stuckey assumed the role of Chair. They continue to run the day-to-day operations of Stuckey's, with R.G. driving internal growth and Stephanie being the external face of the brand. From a humble pecan stand to a nationwide brand, the future looks bright for Stuckey's. Look for our products soon in a store near you — and be part of our comeback journey! #SHMS, #STRAW, #BESTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ted Wright currently serves as the founder and Executive Director of EpicArchaeology.org. He joins us to talk about ancient Egypt.
Surviving Cataclysm - Ted Wright
The resurrection is the defining historical event related to Christianity, so how can you have a discussion with someone about that? Ted Wright from Epic Archaeology joins Henry in a discussion about apologetics, and tools to help give a reason for the faith in Jesus. Ted lays out four questions to help when discussing: Does truth exist? Does God exist? Are miracles possible? and is the New Testament reliable? If the answer is yea to all four, then that is pretty solid logic to be standing on during a discussion about faith.
Ted Wright of Mullingar headquartered Writech Group, one of the final 24 entrepreneurs to compete for the coveted EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Ireland title, discusses the continued expansion of the company since Waterland Private Equity acquired a majority stake in 2021 and also, why more must be done to entice people to take up apprenticeships. Helen Gee of G's Gourmet Jams with a snapshot of how business is for the award winning producers of jam, relish and chutney as well as all the latest updates from Laois Taste. Offaly Job Fair 2023 returns on 10th June and Anthony Hanniffy of Tullamore & District Chamber of Commerce provides all the details you need to get involved. Plus, reaction from around the three counties to the news that IDA is spending hundreds of millions buying and developing ‘strategic' sites outside Dublin with John Geoghegan Mullingar Chamber and Caroline Hofman Laois Chamber Alliance.
Andy Murray is joined by Ted Wright who currently serves as CEO of Fizz, a global leader in Word of Mouth Marketing. Ted is recognized as a top thought leader in the space and has won numerous public speaking awards for his talks on Word of Mouth Marketing.In their conversation, the two explore the power of WOMM, key differences between an advocate and an influencer, misconceptions around measurement, and much more.Topics and Questions:01:14 Guest Introduction03:32 When did you first see success with Word of Mouth Marketing?07:00 Re-igniting the Pabst Blue Ribbon brand14:40 The connection between advocacy and culture17:22 Misconceptions around brand advocacy 25:12 How advocates differ from influencers28:35 Taking on attribution in WOMM35:46 Ratings and reviews40:06 How you can learn more about WOMM
Remember being in Sunday school and around the Christmas holiday, your teacher would tell you about the nativity story and the three wise men? Ted Wright joins us to discuss who these men were, where they traveled from, and what they saw in the night sky. Tune in! Ted Wright provides resources that discuss biblical archaeology and also teaches a class on biblical archaeology that also includes a certification after the completion of the class. Included are the links to his resources: Winter module on Biblical Archaeology https://besorahinstitute.org/classes Free PDF booklet on Biblical Archaeology - Ratio Christi https://ratiochristi.org/resources/publications/ Please feel free to donate towards our efforts of expanding the podcast: CashApp: $tbthosea46 PayPal: paypal.me/tbthosea46 Find us on social media at: IG @tbthosea46 FB: facebook.com/tbthosea46 Twitter: @tbthosea46
Welcome to The Northside Neighbor's From a Backyard in Brookhaven. Our guest is marketing expert Ted Wright. Ted has done marketing for brands such as Fireball whiskey and the Atlanta Hawks and has written a book on marketing. From a Backyard in Brookhaven is made possible by the support of a family-owned business, Lights Over Atlanta. Lights over Atlanta is Atlanta's best outdoor lighting company and can be found on the web at https://www.lightsoveratlanta.com/. Our second supporting sponsor is the team at Human Canvas, Atlanta. Andrea and her team at Human Canvas offer Atlanta's best men's haircut, conveniently located on East Andrews in the heart of Buckhead. To find out more or to book an appointment https://www.facebook.com/HumanCanvasLLC/ State Farm Buckhead, led by Zac Gresham makes this podcast possible. Zac, and his team's, mission is to help people manage the risks of everyday life, recover from the unexpected and realize their dreams. Offering Home Insurance, Auto Insurance, & Life Insurance and more to the Buckhead, Brookhaven, and Sandy Springs community, there is no better option for insurance products - for more on Zac and the team at State Farm Buckhead https://www.zacgresham.com/auto/?cmpid=GB777 #Buckhead #Atlanta #NorthFulton #Georgia #LocalNews - - - - - - The Northside Neighbor Podcast is local news for Buckhead, Brookhaven, Sandy Springs and the entire Northside. Northside Neighbor Register Here for your essential digital news. This podcast was produced and published for the Northside Neighbor by BG Ad Group For advertising inquiries, please email j.southerland@bgadgroup.com For more information be sure to visit https://www.bgpodcastnetwork.com/ https://www.drakerealty.com/ https://www.esogrepair.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ancient myths and poems like The Odyssey and The Iliad are referred to by scholars as "epic poetry." Well there is another ancient story out there that is even more famous, and has some pretty epic archaeology to back it up. Henry Smith talks with Ted Wright, founder of Epic Archaeology, about his ministry of bringing the stories of the Bible to life through archaeology. EpicArchaeology.org Epic Archaeology - videos Digging for Truth TV - Fact vs Fatih
Welcome to The Northside Neighbor's From a Backyard in Brookhaven. Our guest is marketing expert Ted Wright. Ted has done marketing for brands such as Fireball whiskey and the Atlanta Hawks and has written a book on marketing. From a Backyard in Brookhaven is made possible by the support of a family-owned business, Lights Over Atlanta. Lights over Atlanta is Atlanta's best outdoor lighting company and can be found on the web at https://www.lightsoveratlanta.com/. Our second supporting sponsor is the team at Human Canvas, Atlanta. Andrea and her team at Human Canvas offer Atlanta's best men's haircut, conveniently located on East Andrews in the heart of Buckhead. To find out more or to book an appointment https://www.facebook.com/HumanCanvasLLC/ State Farm Buckhead, led by Zac Gresham makes this podcast possible. Zac, and his team's, mission is to help people manage the risks of everyday life, recover from the unexpected and realize their dreams. Offering Home Insurance, Auto Insurance, & Life Insurance and more to the Buckhead, Brookhaven, and Sandy Springs community, there is no better option for insurance products - for more on Zac and the team at State Farm Buckhead https://www.zacgresham.com/auto/?cmpid=GB777 #Buckhead #Atlanta #NorthFulton #Georgia #LocalNews - - - - - - The Northside Neighbor Podcast is local news for Buckhead, Brookhaven, Sandy Springs and the entire Northside. Northside Neighbor Register Here for your essential digital news. This podcast was produced and published for the Northside Neighbor by BG Ad Group For advertising inquiries, please email j.southerland@bgadgroup.com For more information be sure to visit https://www.bgpodcastnetwork.com/ https://www.drakerealty.com/ https://www.esogrepair.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Great products sell themselves and advertising is just the price you pay for a bad product right? Word of Mouth Marketing or WOM. Is it even a channel? Can you really grow without spending money on advertising? Can you enhance the natural rate of WOM? The TL:DR answer is Yes. Yes and Yes. Right now, budgets are getting crimped and the heat is on for high-cash burn marketing channels. And there's nothing higher cash-burn than advertising. So how do you grow a brand and sell your product without advertising? Everyone knows the most powerful growth-driver is word-of-mouth. It's especially critical for higher-involvement, more complex, higher priced products/services which require a lot of trust. There are lots of products and services which we don't exactly purchase after seeing a few ads. Especially if your brand is less known. For finance, invasive medical, real estate, estate planning, and accounting...this is especially the case. WOM hits at the core of great marketing. In fact, it's a great barometer of organic growth as well as the degree of product-market fit you have. But is it fixed? Is it just a the result of upstream activity? Can we use it as a growth channel? Is there even a playbook to make it work? Ted Wright, former Booze Allen consultant, ex-Delta Airlines global brand manager, Lecturer at Wharton, Founder and CEO of WOM marketing agency Fizz spills the beans. In this episode, you'll learn how important it is to go back to basics. Understand your core offering. Identify those who are most likely to recommend your product to others and then, put in place a program to enhance this natural process. But there's 3 factors necessary before this holy grail of marketing will work. And there's 3 product categories where it's almost impossible. We also delve into a bit of attribution and channel strategy. Especially the problems with spending money on channels which claim to contribute to sales, but don't. Something which can be easily overlooked when presented with a good-looking MMM report or a fancy digital attribution dashboard. In this episode, you'll find out: - how New Zealand sauvignon blanc became something from nothing. - which two simple Viagra ads originally catapulted the drug into popular culture - what the difference is between WOM and referrals, advocates, super fans and influencers - why getting your story right so critical - the difference between truth vs authenticity in your brand story - why brands who pay Kim Kardashian for social exposure almost never use her again - the parallels between WOM and Einstein's comments on dark matter - what rasterization is - why you should follow Steakumms on social media And finally, Find out why, word of mouth is this podcast's most powerful growth channel. All these questions and more will be answered in this interview. Just remember to tell at least one other person about this episode or Ted is going to mark me down!
Writech creates 50 new roles in Mullingar with €2m Design & Innovation Centre and the acquisition of Ce Sprinkler. CEO Ted Wright puts a call out for engineers to fill the new positions.
CEO Laois Chamber Caroline Hofman invites you to Shine in Emo Court on 21st May. The Factory leads the way with sustainable operations - find out how and why here. The Factory, managed by Lisa and Brendan Dooley won Green Small Organisation of the Year in the 2022 Green Awards. Writech creates 50 new roles in Mullingar with €2m Design & Innovation Centre and the acquisition of Ce Sprinkler. CEO Ted Wright puts a call out for engineers to fill the new positions.
Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology joins us to look at the book of Acts. What were the major events? Are there any clues in archaeology about the veracity of Paul's travels?
Want to know if someone you like is truly compatible with you? Check out their taste in music. This episode begins with an interesting look at how your taste in music can have a big impact on who you are attracted to and who may be attracted to you. Turns out you can tell a lot about someone by the tunes they listen to. http://www.medindia.net/news/Music-Predicts-Sexual-Attraction-80223-1.htm I often urge you to tell other people about this podcast because word-of-mouth marketing is considered to be one of the most effective and powerful methods to spread the word about an idea, or product or - yes a podcast. So who starts word of mouth marketing about something and what causes it to spread? Ted Wright, CEO of a marketing firm called Fizz and author of the book Fizz (https://amzn.to/2lLeUiA) is an expert on this subject. Listen as he joins me to explain how word-of-mouth marketing works and how you can make it work for your ideas or business. How clean is the air in your home? Probably not as clean as you think and probably not as clean as it could be. Listen to hear how you can easily make your indoor air a lot healthier. (Source: Jeff May, author of “My House Is Killing Me!” (https://amzn.to/2nhDZ5c) For centuries, dogs and people have gotten along pretty well. Why is that? Canine researcher Dr. Clive Wynne, founding director of the Canine Science Callaboratory at Arizona State University and author of the book Dog Is Love: Why and How Your Dog Loves You (https://amzn.to/2l4STLc) joins me to explain our amazing bond we have with dogs how to make it even stronger. PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS! Grab NordVPN's Cyber Month Deal! Go to https://nordvpn.com/SOMETHING or use code SOMETHING to get up to 73% off your NordVPN Plan + a bonus gift! T-Mobile for Business the leader in 5G, #1 in customer satisfaction, and 5G in every plan! https://T-Mobile.com/business Discover offers "Live Customer Service" with US based representatives available 24/7! Learn more at https://discover.com Grow your business with Shopify today at https://Shopify.com/sysk Visit https://ferguson.com for the best in all of your plumping supply needs! https://www.geico.com Bundle your policies and save! It's Geico easy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Pastor Jeff, Dr. Doug Petrovich and Ted Wright talk the historicity of the Bible.We apologize for any technical difficulties with the audio.
Ted Wright joins us to take a second look at the Kings in the Bible. It turns out, there were a lot of them, too many good and important stories to cover in one episode. To learn more about Ted and his work at Epic Archaeology, go here.
In this episode, Brian Auten and Chad Gross answer the mailbag and then review the past 14 episodes and the interview guests, sharing insights and things learned.0:29 - News from the world of Gozer4:39 - Mailbag feedback12:10 - The Stephen C. Meyer interview15:58 - The Ken Samples episodes19:17 - Katy Faust and Them Before Us24:11 - The Michael J. Nelson interview29:40 - The Ted Wright archaeology interview31:45 - The rhetoric interview with Jim Beitler33:32 - Apologetics for parents with Michael D'Virgilio36:58 - The Molinism interview with Tim Stratton38:41 - The Christian Enneagram with Marcia Montenegro41:23 - Spiritual warfare reading (Karl Payne book)45:27 - The Miracles interview with Craig KeenerWe appreciate your feedback.If you have a question or comment for the podcast, record it and send it our way using www.speakpipe.com/Apologetics315 or you can email us at podcast@apologetics315.com
Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology joins us to look at kings in the Old Testament. We look at both foundational questions of why Israel wanted a king and some of the more notable stories in the books of 1 and 2 Samuel and 1 and 2 Kings.
In this episode, Brian Auten and Chad Gross interview archaeologist Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology.0:29 - Introducing Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology2:00 - What got Ted into archaeology?4:00 - What you'll find at EpicArchaeology.org6:12 - More about Ted's background in apologetics 9:44 - What is the actual job of an archaeologist?15:30 - Being chased by Nazis19:03 - The role that archaeology plays in defending the Bible?23:00 - “Archaeological evidence for Jesus does not exist…”29:40 - What sorts of things in the Holy Land are legit?35:43 - Unpacking archaeological evidence for the exodus 48:39 - Dating of the exodus 56:04 - How to think through the accounts of “the Canaanite genocide question”1:03:00 - Cool archaeological discoveries that support the Old and New Testaments1:13:00 - Where to find more great archaeological resources:ESV and NIV Archaeological Study BibleThe Case for Biblical Archaeology by Dr. John CurridDoing Archaeology in the Land of the Bible by Dr. John CurridEpicArchaeology.orgEpic Archaeology on YouTubePodcast: Monocle and SpadeIf you have a question for the podcast, record it and send it our way using www.speakpipe.com/Apologetics315 or you can email us at podcast@apologetics315.com
This week on Timeless Leadership, the topic is Patience. The old adage says patience is a virtue, but what does that mean, exactly? Our guest this week is Ted Wright, a pioneer in word of mouth marketing (WOMM) and the CEO of Fizz. If anything, Ted understands how his work requires patience from others. Ted became impatient after his father died when he was just a teenager, and he had to work to slow himself down and practice patience ever since. "With the right employees, you might not go faster, but you go farther." Links: Patience and Fortitude (Timeless & Timely) Fizz (Ted's company) Fizz: Harness the Power of Word of Mouth Marketing to Drive Brand Growth (Amazon) Please leave us a rating or review so other people can benefit from Timeless Leadership. And subscribe to the Timeless & Timely newsletter. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.timelesstimely.com/subscribe
How and Why were the Pyramids of Egypt built. Ted Wright with Epic Archaeology explains his theory on how Noah's Ark is connected to the planning and construction of the great Pyramids. We dive into ancient mythical accounts from other nations that parallel the biblical account of Noah's Ark and how it connects to the Pyramids. Connect with Ted: @Epicarcheology (instagram & twitter) Connect with Me: Instagram Twitter Special Thanks to Melissa Baines at MBainesGDP.com for the Logo Design Pyramid photo in Thumbnail taken from: https://www.britannica.com/video/202080/more-Great-Pyramid-of-Khufu-Egypt-Giza
What has the fascinating field of archaeology contributed to the Christian worldview? What are some of the most intriguing discoveries to date? Isn't archaeology at a disadvantage because you can't dig up anytime and anywhere? Did we discover the remains of High Priest Caiaphas?! Ted Wright joins Jacob in this episode to dive into all these as well as share mind blowing information on the Shroud of Turin and recent work happening around Mount Ararat (what could that be!!!)Links and citation:Epic Archaeology websiteLatest video clip from Epic Archaeology on the lost city of AtenThe Blood and the Shroud: New Evidence That the World's Most Sacred Relic is RealThe Crucifixion of Jesus, Completely Revised and Expanded: A Forensic InquiryWatch the video podcast on our YouTube channel.Equipping the believer defend their faith anytime, anywhere. Our vision is to do so beyond all language barriers in India and beyond!SAFT Apologetics stands for Seeking Answers Finding Truth and was formed off inspiration from the late Nabeel Qureshi's autobiography that captured his life journey where he followed truth where it led him. We too aim to be a beacon emulating his life's commitment towards following truth wherever it leads us.Check out our website, support us on Patreon and follow us on Instagram and Facebook.Sign up for our monthly newsletter to get exclusive updates!Is there a question that you would like to share with us?Reach us at: saftpodcast@saftapologetics.com Send us your questions, suggestions and queries at: info@saftapologetics.com
In this clip Ted Wright with Epic Archaeology and I discuss the evidence for and against the Shroud of Turin. Should Christians accept this piece of evidence as legitimate? If so, can it be used for evangelistic purposes? You can connect with Ted through his social media accounts: Twitter--@epicarchaeology Facebook--Epic Archaeology Instagram--@epicarchaeology Website--www.epicarchaeology.org
Ted Wright is a Christian, archaeologist, professor, and apologist. He started a ministry called Epic Archaeology a few years ago to help bring the study and findings of archaeology to the normal man in a common sense way that we can all understand. In this episode Ted gives three exclusive details he has never been disclosed!!! He also gives some great specific examples of how archaeology illuminates the Bible in ways you probably have never heard of. If you want to see certain stories of the Bible in ways you never have before, then don't miss this episode. You can connect with Ted through his social media accounts: Twitter--@epicarchaeology Facebook--Epic Archaeology Instagram--@epicarchaeology Website--www.epicarchaeology.org Connect with Me: Instagram Twitter Special Thanks to Melissa Baines at MBainesGDP.com for the Logo Design
Epic Archaeology's Ted Wright joins us to look at the major themes and events of the book of Exodus.
The official launch date of the book, Winfluence - Reframing Influencer Marketing to Ignite Your Brand - is Tuesday! This is technically the last episode of the podcast before the book is officially out — though Amazon has already started shipping it, so you can get it before then — but that launch date brings us to another book sneak peek episode and today we’re going to talk to Daniel Lemin. He is the co-author of Talk Triggers - The Complete Guide to Creating Customers with Word of Mouth, written with Jay Baer. We talked about word of mouth on the last episode with Ted Wright and he comes up in the conversation here, too. But Daniel and I chatted while I was writing the book because I use some research he and Jay Baer conducted that was relevant to influencers. But I needed clarification as to whether or not an online influencer might qualify as an “expert” in terms of a source for product recommendations and research. For the conversation today, we start there, but get a little deeper in what role influencers play in ratings and reviews and Daniel’s main area of focus which is online reputation management or ORM. He explains what that is for those of you who may not know, but it’s essentially a combination of the disciplines of SEO, social media, content, public relations, corporate comms and beyond, to ensure a company’s online presence is protected. Daniel recently joined the team at Edelman, one of the world’s largest PR firms, to head a team devoted to ORM. You can find him online at DanielLemin.com or on Twitter or LinkedIn. This episode of Winfluence - The Influence Marketing Podcast is presented by Winfluence - Reframing Influencer Marketing to Ignite Your Brand, my new book from Entrepreneur Press. You can find it in bookstores everywhere. Winfluence, the book, is not just a strategic blueprint to help you employ smart influence marketing strategies for your business or clients, but it explains why our common perception of influencer marketing is all wrong. I take you through how to re-think and reframe the concepts to turn influencer marketing into influence marketing … broaden the perspective and open new avenues of leveraging influential people -- online and offline -- to grow your business. Winfluence (the podcast) listeners get a special 20% off code. Go to http://jason.online/buywinfluence and on checkout, use the code FALLS20 for 20% off the retail price. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Word of Mouth has been called the holy grail of marketing. Some of the world’s best marketing case studies center around brands with great word of mouth, or WOM programs. The Harley Davidson Owners Group, Maker’s Mark Ambassadors, Fiskars Scissors, Pabst Blue Ribbon’s hip resurgence—all classic Word of Mouth case studies. But Word of Mouth is still a bit of an enigma to many brands. The output isn’t an ad. Or a website. Or a piece of collateral. The outcomes … at least of those of successful programs … is often incredible lift for the brand over time. But over time is complicated. Was it this magic sauce word-of-mouth that you don’t actually see or was it all the other marketing things we were doing? Ted Wright has authored probably half of the top 10 most successful word of mouth marketing programs. He is perhaps known most for reigniting the Pabst Blue Ribbon brand 20 years ago. A good portion of Chapter 14 of Winfluence - Reframing Influencer Marketing to Ignite Your Brand is pieces of my interview for the book. But I wanted to go deeper with him on some of his experience and ideas about word of mouth to see if influence marketing and even online influencers are just a variation of the theme. In some ways, I feel like what we do as influence marketers is build word of mouth programs. But I know better than to outright claim that because folks like Ted tend to take exception to people hitching onto their wagon without at least running it by them first. In the spirit of my interviews of late, I suppose, we get a little vocal toward the end as Ted builds an argument that influencers aren't effective. But that's what happens me Ted and I get together. We enjoy the disagreements and are never disagreeable with one another. Enjoy this one. Ted Wright is always fun to talk to. You can find Ted on LinkedIn and Fizz at FizzCorp.com. This episode of Winfluence - The Influence Marketing Podcast is presented by Winfluence - Reframing Influencer Marketing to Ignite Your Brand, my new book from Entrepreneur Press. You can find it in bookstores everywhere. Winfluence, the book, is not just a strategic blueprint to help you employ smart influence marketing strategies for your business or clients, but it explains why our common perception of influencer marketing is all wrong. I take you through how to re-think and reframe the concepts to turn influencer marketing into influence marketing … broaden the perspective and open new avenues of leveraging influential people -- online and offline -- to grow your business. Winfluence (the podcast) listeners get a special 20% off code. Go to http://jason.online/buywinfluence and on checkout, use the code FALLS20 for 20% off the retail price. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Steve discusses Trump tearing apart the supposed "COVID Relief" bill sent to him by Congress. Then, Biden talks about "dark days" ahead. Plus, Biblical Archaeologist, Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology and frequent guest on The History Channel, joins Steve to talk about the history of Christmas and archaeological evidence for the birth of Jesus. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ted puts the RIGHT in Wright. Ted Wright is an industry veteran, who may have written the book on Word of Mouth, but today he wants to talk about everyone BUT himself. We’ll discuss Project on Pace a company initiative to empower students of color forced to take a GAP year due to COVID/Financial. And he’ll shamelessly promote his clients, because why wouldn’t we during such challenging times???!!!! And if you think that’s all Ted wants to talk about, then you don’t know Ted! Perhaps he’ll even wear his beret! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The question of Israelite origins remains one of the hottest debates amongst ancient historians. Did a massive Hebrew invasion force wipe out the Canaanites in the 15th/13th century B.C.? Is the entire military career of Joshua invented from thin air? Building off of the previous discussion of the exodus, we proceed into the murky waters […]
Stephen and Phineas have a fascinating conversation with an OG in word of mouth marketing, Ted Wright. They discuss the science behind why authentic, unpaid brand advocates are the difference maker for consumer brands that win in the long run.
Did the Israelite exodus from Egypt really happen? Were the biblical characters Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Aaron, and certain pharaohs real men of history, or just part of a narrative Christians assume? We are joined by Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology (https://epicarchaeology.org/) to look at a cumulative case for the historicity of the Exodus.
We recently hosted a show on evolution and not all thought all points-of-view were represented. So we're following up to cover all our bases! Enjoy this discussion that goes even more in-depth on evolution and whether it can answer some of life's biggest questions.
Ted Wright, author of Fizz: Harness the Power of Word of Mouth Marketing to Drive Brand Growth and CEO of word of mouth marketing firm Fizz joins the pod to talk about how to create a successful word of mouth marketing campaign, how he created the chocolate milk for athletes campaign and social media advice for businesses. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-binkowski/support
Ted Wright joins us in this episode to share his testimony and perspective on racial injustice today. Sharing his personal story of growing up in the Bahamas and later moving to America, Ted gives insight into the minimal tolerance that he's experienced in interracial relationships and friendships with Americans. He urges us all to learn to listen: to fight ignorance and to open our hearts and ears to learn about people of different backgrounds and colors.
On this episode, we tackle the first two of four basic questions anyone can have in their back pocket to talk to skeptics about God. Think of it as "Apologetics for Dummies"...but we know you're all really smart. Thanks to Taylor Neill and Ted Wright joining us in studio! You can find Taylor at www.neillology.com and Ted is at https://epicarchaeology.org.
Listen to Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology as he explains apologetics and gives us insight into biblical archaeology. Follow Ted on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/epicarchaeology/ and Instagram @epicarchaeology. The post Apologetics and Biblical Archaeology with Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology appeared first on Think Intentional.
Ted Wright has been at the forefront of word of mouth marketing since he helped reignite the Pabst Blue Ribbon brand in 2000. Over the past decade, his agency has become a global leader in Word of Mouth marketing with clients on every continent. Ted has won numerous numerous public speaking awards on the subject, and for this special episode, he joined us live in the Worthix Podcast Studio in Atlanta.
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Your taste in music can have a big impact on who you are attracted to and who is attracted to you. Whether you like jazz, country or classical music, listen to discover who you are most likely to get along with and who to shy away from. http://www.medindia.net/news/Music-Predicts-Sexual-Attraction-80223-1.htmWord-of-mouth marketing is considered to be one of the most powerful and effective methods to spread the word about an idea, product or service. So who starts word of mouth marketing and what causes it to spread? Ted Wright, CEO of a marketing firm called Fizz and author of the book Fizz (https://amzn.to/2lLeUiA) is an expert on this topic. Listen as he joins me to explain how word-of-mouth marketing works and how you can make it work for your ideas or business.The air in your home is probably not as clean as you think and probably not as clean as it could be. Listen to hear how you can easily make your indoor air a lot healthier. (Jeff May, author of "My House Is Killing Me!" (https://amzn.to/2nhDZ5c)Ever wonder why dogs and people get along so well – and have for centuries? Canine researcher Dr. Clive Wynne, founding director of the Canine Science Callaboratory at Arizona State University and he is author of the book Dog Is Love: Why and How Your Dog Loves You (https://amzn.to/2l4STLc) joins me to explain the amazing bond between you and your dog and how to make it even stronger. This Week’s Sponsors-Babbel. To learn a language go to www.Babbel.com and get a whole year of access to Babbel for as low as $3.50 a month!
Back before the days of radio and TV, people gossiped (heck, people still gossip). Word of mouth is how you knew about the latest events, when the corner store had a new product, and even when your town got new neighbors. Overtime, things changed with broadcast marketing and, what was an easy way to get a message to the masses, eventually became another marketing tool we got really good at tuning out. In this episode of AMP Up Your Digital Marketing, host Glenn Gaudet dives into the reemergence of word of mouth marketing with Ted Wright, CEO of the word of mouth agency, Fizz. He’ll dive into how word of mouth marketing can support digital marketing efforts, resulting in far greater impact and more personal conversations than one method over another.
Epic Archaeology – Ted Wright pt 2 (https://kcrpodcast.com/?attachment_id=98715) Many people today think the Bible is just a collection of writings from the ancient Middle East. Put together in such a way that it weaves an interesting story. Some fact, some fiction, some mysticism. But the truth presented in lopsided, one sided and does not truly convey what actually happened. A collection of stories that were based, basically on man’s imagination, manipulation and political ambitions of that day. But, when presented with scientific evidence; when presented with actual artifacts from ancient times that back up what the Bible says truly happened…well, the results can be, shall we say, “Epic.” My guest today is the Executive Director of “Epic Archaeology,” Ted Wright. Epic Archaeology is dedicated to cutting edge research as well as bringing the wonder of archaeology, historical investigation and discovery to the everyday person. Ted is freelance teacher, writer, researcher and founder of EpicArchaeology.org (http://www.epicarchaeology.org/) . For over a decade, Ted has been a speaker on Christian apologetics as well as Biblical Archaeology across North America & internationally. In addition to public speaking, Ted was the former Executive and Teaching Director of CrossExamined.org. Ted has also appeared on numerous television and radio programs including the History Channel’s TV miniseries – “Mankind: The Story of All of Us,” as well as CNN’s recent documentary on the historical resurrection of Jesus, “Jesus: Faith. Fact. Forgery.” Ted has a B.A. in Anthropology & Archaeology from the Cobb Institute of Archaeology at Mississippi State University and an M.A. in Christian apologetics with a concentration in philosophy from Southern Evangelical Seminary, where he served as graduate research assistant to Dr. Norman Geisler. Ted has participated in numerous excavations and is an Adjunct Professor at the Charlotte Christian College and Theological Seminary. You mentioned the actual location of the Crucifixion is under the Cathedral of the Holy Sepulchre. Are there any tours you can take that take you below that area? I was watching the videos on your website, and one that caught my attention was about the discrepancy concerning the “Walls of Jericho.” Can you explain how archaeology corrected a wrong interpretation that was trying to disprove the Bible? Tell us about your favorite excavation you have been on. What was your favorite and what was the big “ah-ha” moment for you? Biblical Archaeology is also a study of how people lived in that day, correct? Like the cultural, day to day life of the people? Ted, this all fascinating to me. I could go on for hours just picking your brain on this stuff. But we are about out of time for today. If someone wanted to get in touch with you, to ask a question or maybe do an interview such as this, how can they do that? How can they get in touch with you? You have a newsletter people can subscribe to as well, correct? I will be putting links to all of this in the show notes as well. Folks, there you have it. Science, when correctly applied, can back up the Biblical accounts we have had handed down to us through the Bible. Archaeology is simply looking for physical pieces of history that have been preserved through the eons of time. And, as you have heard today from Ted Wright, time and time again, it is proving the Bible to be accurate! Amen! Ted, I want to thank you for taking the time to come and share with us today and I want to thank you for the work you are doing for the Body of Christ. That is all the time we have for today. You need to go to Ted’s website, www.epicarchaeology.org (http://www.epicarchaeology.org/) and look around. There is so much information on that website. I love it. And be sure to sign up to his newsletter while you are there. It will keep you abreast of things happening, in the archaeology...
Epic Archaeology – Ted Wright pt 1 (https://kcrpodcast.com/?attachment_id=98715) Many people today think the Bible is just a collection of writings from the ancient Middle East. Put together in such a way that it weaves an interesting story. Some fact, some fiction, some mysticism. But the truth presented in lopsided, one sided and does not truly convey what actually happened. A collection of stories that were based, basically on man’s imagination, manipulation and political ambitions of that day. But, when presented with scientific evidence; when presented with actual artifacts from ancient times that back up what the Bible says truly happened…well, the results can be, shall we say, “Epic.” My guest today is the Executive Director of “Epic Archaeology,” Ted Wright. Epic Archaeology is dedicated to cutting edge research as well as bringing the wonder of archaeology, historical investigation and discovery to the everyday person. Ted is freelance teacher, writer, researcher and founder of EpicArchaeology.org (http://www.epicarchaeology.org/) . For over a decade, Ted has been a speaker on Christian apologetics as well as Biblical Archaeology across North America & internationally. In addition to public speaking, Ted was the former Executive and Teaching Director of CrossExamined.org. Ted has also appeared on numerous television and radio programs including the History Channel’s TV miniseries – “Mankind: The Story of All of Us,” as well as CNN’s recent documentary on the historical resurrection of Jesus, “Jesus: Faith. Fact. Forgery.” Ted has a B.A. in Anthropology & Archaeology from the Cobb Institute of Archaeology at Mississippi State University and an M.A. in Christian apologetics with a concentration in philosophy from Southern Evangelical Seminary, where he served as graduate research assistant to Dr. Norman Geisler. Ted has participated in numerous excavations and is an Adjunct Professor at the Charlotte Christian College and Theological Seminary. Help me welcome to the program, Ted Wright! Ted, thank you for taking the time to join us today! Everyone who listens to us knows that I’m a, for lack of a better term, history nerd. And I love it when I hear about a new archaeological discovery that validates some Bible story that has never been validated before. It just makes me want to do my “happy dance” in the face of Bible critics! Let me start with this question…I always ask this first question of our guests. Other than that short bio I just read, tell us in your own words, “Who is Ted Wright?” How did you get interested in Biblical Archaeology? What was that “spark?” Some people think that science is science and does not have anything to do with Faith. And that if you rely on science to confirm what the Bible says, you do not have Faith in the Bible alone. Can you explain what the relationship is between archaeology and the Bible? Ted, I can only imagine the excitement as you brush away some sand or soil and see, for the first time in perhaps 2,000 years, something that was previously only known through the scriptures and questioned by Bible critics. And, as you continue to uncover others things – end up proving the scriptures to be accurate! I know that archaeology, by itself, cannot “prove,” I don’t know, lets’ say – the resurrection. Archaeology cannot prove it truly happened. But, can you tell what has been discovered that adds credence and authority to the Biblical accounts of the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus? I’ve heard that the “Garden Tomb” is just representative of what the tomb of Jesus would have been like. That it is not the actual tomb. In your work and research, what is your opinion of that cultural site? So, has archaeology basically proven the Bible to be accurate already? If someone wanted to get in touch with you, to ask a question or maybe do an interview such as this, how can they do that? How can they get in...
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In this episode, Ted and I explore specific brand examples of great storytelling that drives word of mouth for CPG brands. We begin with Lay's and move on from there.And I say the word "onanism" and test your knowledge of the English language!Support the show (http://paypal.me/startupconfidential)
Building Awareness out of store is critical to velocity growth at existing stores. Yet, most founders do not have the cash to pay for awareness building. Word-of-mouth, though, still ranks as the number 1 causal driver of awareness for new brands. Why not learn how to nurture it and steer it? Ted Wright, of the agency Fizz, joins me for a two-part interview on WOMM, why you should NEVER hire a demo agency and why founders must do their own sampling...like a boss. Support the show (http://paypal.me/startupconfidential)
Ted Wright is a word of mouth marketing pioneer. On this final episode of the Rebellion Papers, Ted discusses why the world's oldest marketing idea has never been more important or relevant in the post-loyalty era.
In this episode Kurt speaks with Ted Wright on how we can know the Bible is a reliable collection of documents.
In this episode Kurt speaks with Ted Wright on how we can know the Bible is a reliable collection of documents.
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Individuals who are victims of violence can be targets of employment discrimination, just when maintaining economic independence and security is most critical. Violence often jeopardizes victims’ ability to keep a job, whether because of the need for time off for court appearances or medical attention, or abusers’ active interference or sabotage, i.e. preventing victims from going to work, harassment at work, limiting access to cash and transportation, and manipulating child-care arrangements. Join Dr. Lauren D. Pitts and special guest Theodore Wright, III as he shares some networking and workforce readiness strategies for victims and survivors of domestic violence and abuse.
In this episode Kurt talks with Christian apologist Ted Wright on the importance of apologetics to edify believers, young and old.
In this episode Kurt talks with Christian apologist Ted Wright on the importance of apologetics to edify believers, young and old.
Kristian thought his friend Ted Wright was coming over to talk about R.E.M., but it turns out Ted's current obsession is appreciating and collecting folk art in all its forms. Plus: A slightly post-apocalyptic game of Trade Ya, and KB ends up talking about R.E.M. anyway. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
In this episode we learn from Ted Wright about the role that St. Paul played as a defender of the Christian faith, and what that means for you.
In this episode we learn from Ted Wright about the role that St. Paul played as a defender of the Christian faith, and what that means for you.
Ted Wright joins our host Kristin Walker at the The 18th Annual Behavioral Health Informatics Conference and Exposition held by CiBHS.org. Streamline Healthcare Solutions is an exhibitor at the event. Ted joins Streamline with over twenty years of healthcare management experience. He has led both clinical and sales teams, and is completely focused on producing tangible results for the health and human services market. Prior to joining Streamline, Ted worked in numerous leadership roles including National Sales Director and Regional Vice President for some of the largest software vendors in the health and human services market. Ted has over fifteen years of experience in software, as well as an additional six years of experience in direct care management where he managed logistical coordination of rehabilitation services for multi-independence level, thirty-bed facility. Ted holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology along with a Masters in Health Administration.www.streamlinehealthcare.com
Ted Wright on the Exodus and the Conquest
In this episode, Kurt and Ted Wright discuss the critical aspect of pre-evangelism in cultural apologetics. This episode was held at the Apologetics in Evangelism conference in Hartford, CT.
In this episode, Kurt and Ted Wright discuss the critical aspect of pre-evangelism in cultural apologetics. This episode was held at the Apologetics in Evangelism conference in Hartford, CT.
Critics of the Old Testament say that the story of Moses leading the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt is a myth and that no archaeological evidence outside scripture exists for the story. However, Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology believes that critics are misdating the story of the Exodus and that there is archeological evidence in the reign of an ancient Pharaoh that supports the story. Bob Price believes the Old Testament is mainly fictional and interacts with Ted on why he believes the evidence doesn't stack up in favour of their being a Moses or an Exodus. For Epic Archaeology http://epicarchaeology.org/ For Bob Price http://www.robertmprice.mindvendor.com/ Get Unbelievable? the book www.unbelievablebook.co.uk Get Unbelievable? the Conference 2017 DVD/CD & Digital Download: http://www.premier.org.uk/shop For more faith debates visit http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable Join the conversation: Facebook and Twitter Get the MP3 Podcast of Unbelievable? Via RSS or Via Itunes
On today's podcast, we are joined by archaeologist Ted Wright. Ted is the founder of EpicArchaeology.org which launched Easter Sunday of 2017 (April 16th, 2017), one day after the airing of this episode. Ted has been featured on CNN's documentary Finding Jesus: Faith, Fact, and Forgery and the History Channel's documentary Mankind: The Story of All of […]
In this episode Kurt talks with Ted Wright, founder of Epic Archaeology.
In this episode Kurt talks with Ted Wright, founder of Epic Archaeology.
Today, we will continue our conversation with archaeologist Ted Wright. Mr. Wright received his Bachelor of Science degree in Archaeology the Cobb Institute of Archaeology of Mississippi State University and his Master of Arts degree in Apologetics from Southern Evangelical Seminary. He has been featured on CNN's Jesus: Faith, Fact, or Forgery and the History Channel's Mankind: The […]
Much of the Bible is narrative which presents a historical record of events. Archaeology scientifically observes data that can clarify, affirm, or illuminate events of the past. But does the archaeological record coincide with the biblical record? In this episode of The Bellator Christi Podcast, we are joined by archaeologist Ted Wright. Mr. Wright graduated […]
Much of the Bible is narrative which presents a historical record of events. Archaeology scientifically observes data that can clarify, affirm, or illuminate events of the past. But does the archaeological record coincide with the biblical record? In this episode of The Bellator Christi Podcast, we are joined by archaeologist Ted Wright. Mr. Wright graduated from the Cobb Institute of Archaeology at Mississippi State University and received a Master of Arts in Apologetics from Southern Evangelical Seminary. Mr. Wright has been featured on the CNN's program Jesus: Faith, Fact, or Forgery and the History Channel's program Mankind: the Story of All of Us. This episode will present evidence supporting the biblical claim for the Exodus and for many of the details of the Christmas story. 1. If you would, share with everyone how you came to Christ. (2:25) 2. The Exodus has often been challenged by critical scholars. What has led to such skepticism? (4:30) 3. What is the best date for the Exodus? (12:33) 4. Who most likely fits as the Pharaoh at the time of the Exodus? (25:30) 5. As an archaeologist, have you found evidence in favor of the biblical account of the Exodus? (27:00) 6. Why don't we hear more about this evidence in popular and Christian circles? (37:00) 7. Three things that archaeology can do for the biblical text. (39:35) 8. There are several theories out, but do you think that the Exodus occurred at the Red Sea or the Sea of Reeds? (40:55) 9. Where do you suppose Mt. Sinai is located? (45:22) 10. Is there any archaeological support for the Christmas story? (49:49)
Featuring: Host Matt Carano, Rodger Paxton, Mike Vine and Nick Boyle Producer: Rodger Paxton Editor: Matt Carano News Rochester launches new program to fight opioid epidemic http://www.wmur.com/health/rochester-launches-new-program-to-fight-opioid-epidemic/41853726?src=app Portsmouth to explore allowing more food trucks in the city http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/20160927/portsmouth-to-explore-allowing-more-food-trucks-in-city NH AG's office releases names of NH lawmakers former rep Kyle Tasker sold drugs to. Kyle Tasker, among other things was charged with selling drugs to other members of the NH House No charges will be filed. Several of which used online applications like FB to communicate and transact (stupid) The Attorney General conducted interviews with all parties except one who died in June. Feel free to read the NH 1 article in the show notes, as well as their conversations with the AG. These reps include Pamela Tucker, Amanda Bolden, Joseph Lachance, and Ted Wright. Broadly, I'm wondering why any of them would say anything. Probably in exchange for amnesty, but what did the AG really have one them? Some online communication perhaps. But unless they could track the money, or witnessed the sale, I'm wondering why they said anything at all. I'm disappointed any liberty minded reps would participate so fully. Perhaps there are circumstances beyond my knowledge, and if so, I'm free to change my mind later. At first read, dissapointed. Bouldin and Lachance were pretty detailed in discussing their interactions with Tasker, Bouldin naming Pamela Tucker as someone who she knew purchased drugs from Tasker. Lachance quite forthright about details of his purchases, as well as Tasker's operation. Pamela Tucker is a complete hypocrite. Her official position is against marijuana use. So it's ok to lock peaceful people up for using a plant, but she gets away with it because of her privileged position. Of the four it's pretty easy to have compassion for Ted Wright, whose wife battled cancer and used marijuana to suppress the terrible side affects of her treatment. http://www.wmur.com/blob/view/-/41901810/data/1/-/taqxet/-/PDF---Tasker-report.pdf Praxeum Free Market day recap Sponsor Umami https://www.facebook.com/umami284/ Local happenings NH film festival New Hampshire's 16th annual film festival will be in Portsmouth October 13th-16th NHFF ranked in the top 50 films festivals in the world Venues have yet to be released, Last year's venues were The music hall, The music hall loft, Moffatt-Ladd house and the 3S Artspace At this year's festival there are nearly 100 films VIP passes $200 (Premium and advanced seating at every screening at every venue throughout the 4 day event [as long as patrons arrive 15 minutes before scheduled screening time] priority entrance to all ceremonies and parties including the VIP Brunch at the One Hundred Club. Admission into all panels and workshops.) Weekend pass $75 (Entrance to every screening at every venue for all 4 days, entrance to all ceremonies and parties excluding the VIP brunch at the One Hundred Club. Admission into all panels and workshops. Seating at screenings and entrance to ceremonies, parties, and panels are on a space available basis.) Daily passes, $20 For thursday , $35 Friday-Sunday https://nhfilmfestival.com/ Philosophy of Liberty Democracy ≠ Freedom: Which one do we really want? Seacoast History Behind the Name: Placenames are surprisingly sticky. Almost all names aren't original, they come from one place or another Rockingham County: Named after Charles Watson-Wentworth 2nd Marquess of Rockingham. He was Prime minister from 1765-66 tried to repeal the Stamp Act while PM. He was leader of the opposition for the following 12 years and was a staunch supporter of constitutional rights for the colonists. In a latter he wrote, "I fear indeed the future struggles of the people in defence of their Constitutional Rights will grow weaker and weaker. It is much too probable that the power and influence of the Crown will increase rapidly. We live at the period when for the first time since the Revolution, the power and influence of the Crown is held out, as the main and chief and only support of Government. If we...do not exert now, we may accelerate the abject state to which the Constitution may be reduced" Strafford County: Named after William Wentworth, 2nd Earl of Strafford. Erroneously named because it was thought that he was an ancestor of NH Governor John Wentworth 1767-1775. Strafford died childless. Portsmouth: Named after the city in Hampshire, England. Which was the port where NH colony founder John Mason had been captain. Hampshire is named after the town of Hampton which later became Southampton, Hampshire, England (to distinguish from Northampton) Dover: Named after Robert Dover in 1637 by second NH governor George Burdett. Dover was a lawyer who resisted Puritanism, Burdett was episcopalian and as we've discussed before NH wasn't puritan like Plymouth Colony. Rochester: Named by Massachusetts and NH Governor Samuel Shute for his friend Laurence Hyde, 1st Earl of Rochester brother-in-law to King James II Gonic: Short for Squamanagonic. Abenaki for “water of the clay place hill” Somersworth: Named originally Summersworth like the season because it was a place where ministers would preach in the summer. When it was incorporated in 1754 a clerical error caused the current spelling Exeter: Named by John Wheelwright after Exeter, Devon Piscataqua: Abenaki from the roots Peske(branching) tegwe(strong tidal river). Cochecho River: Abenaki for rapid foaming water. Relating to the falls at Dover. Cocheco Manufacturing Company incorporated in 1827 also had a clerical error removing the final h when they were incorporated. Most people now pronounce it Co-chee-co now. Social media Have some feedback? Want to sponsor the show? Write to me, Nick Boyle, at freecoastfreecast@gmail.com Stay up to date and join the conversation at our website freecoast.org ,@freecoastfreecast of Facebook, or @freecoastcast on Twitter And here are a few LITTLE things you can do right now to help in a BIG way: • Write a review on iTunes or Stitcher! • Share an episode with your friends!
In Part II, Ted Wright, CEO of Fizz Corp, continues the conversation on Design Movement discussing his book, Fizz: The Power of Word of Mouth Marketing to Drive Brand Growth. Connect With Ted Twitter - https://twitter.com/tedwrightmedia Website - http://www.tedwrightmedia.com/ Buy Ted’s Book - http://www.thefizzbook.com/ Design Movement is a podcast of the Mount Vernon Institute for Innovation. Connect with Brett on Twitter - @jbrettjacobsen www.mvifi.org www.mountvernonschool.org
Ted Wright, CEO of Fizz Corp, joins Design Movement to discuss his book, Fizz: The Power of Word of Mouth Marketing to Drive Brand Growth. Connect With Ted Twitter - https://twitter.com/tedwrightmediaWebsite - http://www.tedwrightmedia.com/Buy Ted’s Book - http://www.thefizzbook.com/ Design Movement is a podcast of the Mount Vernon Institute for Innovation.Connect with Brett on Twitter - @jbrettjacobsenwww.mvifi.org www.mountvernonschool.org
"Fizz: Harness the Power of Word of Mouth Marketing to Drive Brand Growth" by Ted Wright https://www.salesartillery.com/marketing-book-podcast/fizz-ted-wright
Podcast Rewind I appeared on the Podcasting Success Secrets podcast talking Podcasting for Authors I also appeared on the Podcasters Roundtable talking rebranding your show. What Appears to be Another Great Book on Word of Mouth Marketing I heard about Ted Wright and his book Fizz: Harness the Power of Word of Mouth Marketing to Drive Brand Growth on the Social Media Examiner podcast I'm only through chapter one, but here are some gems. The Power of word of mouth marketing is that it is a targeted message from a trusted source, every single time. 10 Percent of the population decides what to buy, and the other 90 percent goes along with it. 50 percent of all purchasing decisions are based on primarily on a friends recommendation Bissell sweepers went to RVs with Dogs. GO to where your audience is. Because its important to you, doesn't mean its important to your audience. 8 Ways a Stranger Can Help You Grow Your Audience I get hired for consulting and one of the reasons is people want a set of eyes on their website that hasn't been looking at it non-stop for 2 weeks. You need a fresh perspective. While it is my pasion to help people with their podcast (and you can get great feedback from myself AND Eric K. Johnson at www.podcastreviewshow.com) some people may not have that in the budget. Here are some things you can get your family to do at your next picnic. 1. Give you feedback on your elevator pitch. 2. Comment on your business card Then have them go to your website and without coaching them, have them 3. Play your show 4. Subscribe to your podcast in iTunes or Android 5. Contact you 6. Share your post. 7. Subscribe to Your Newsletter 8. Repeat steps 3-7 on their phone Podcast Launch Update I am pondering launching a show spotlighting some of the top liked clips on clammr. I did one episode and sent it to some folks. I got some great feedback, and some good insight. What's changed? The show was going to be a top 50. I'm experimenting, and I did a new episode with just 20 clammrs (clips) and it was received much better. I was also told to inject myself more into the clips, in essence, "Be Dave" and have fun. Please notice, I haven't made these tests completely public, the first "top 50" episode will be a collector's item. I'm also not in iTunes. You don't have to release everything you record. PodBean Crowd Funding Podbean takes 5% and there are additional Stripe credit card fees of 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction. We bulk process all patron pledges to decrease fees. That means if I’m supporting two podcasters my credit card will only be charged one time for all of my pledges. Those fees will then be split among the podcasters. We don’t charge your patrons until the 1st of every month. It takes 24 to 72 hours to process all payments. The processed money will then show in your account balance. You can withdraw the balance of your account at any time by clicking “pay out total balance.” The money will be sent to your Paypal account. Comparing that to Patreon or Joyride Patreon takes 5% and there are additional credit card fees that range from 2-4%. There are transfer fees with Patreon. These include: US creators receiving payment via Stripe - $0.25 fee for every deposit. US creators receiving payment via PayPal - 2% of the amount transferred capped at $1 per deposit Joyride charges 5% in fees plus credit card processing fees of 2.9% + $0.30 per contribution. Mentioned on the Show The Audacity to podcast Scott Sigler interview Ready to Start Podcasting? Check out www.theschoolofpodcasting.com
Do you want more people to talk about your brand or business? Want to discover how to get the ball rolling? In this episode I interview word-of-mouth marketer Ted Wright, author of the book, Fizz: Harness the Power of Word of Mouth Marketing to Drive Brand Growth. Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/143
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Ted W. Wright serves as the Teaching Director of CrossExamined.org and is a dynamic speaker on Christian apologetics across North America & internationally. In addition to speaking around the country on Christian apologetics, Ted has also appeared on numerous television and radio programs including the History Channel's epic TV miniseries – “Mankind: The Story of All of Us.” In addition, Ted also serves as adjunct professor of apologetics at two seminaries in Charlotte, NC where he has taught for over a decade.
John Wanamaker, the famous department store magnate, once said that he knew that at least half of his advertising budget was wasted. Problem was, he didn’t know which half. For anybody that’s in business today, you know how difficult it is making your product or service stand out among the competition and noise of today’s marketplace. It’s a lot tougher than it was for Don Draper.Advertising is everywhere. Television, radio, billboards, digital, banners, mobile, native advertising, telemarketing, and pop ups. It’s on everything that isn’t implanted into us….and that may be not that far away.So what works. What is, in the buzzword of the day, authentic, effective and creates real Return on Investment? One of the most powerful tools of the marketer has always been word of mouth. Social media and things like Yelp, have only amplified that power. But is word of mouth marketing just some random confluence of events, or can it be shaped, molded and directed in ways that are both authentic, and beneficial to both seller and buyer?This has been the work that Ted Wright talks about in Fizz: Harness the Power of Word of Mouth Marketing to Drive Brand GrowthMy conversation with Ted Wright:
What a fun conversation with Ted Wright of www.crossexamined.org
Join Devin and Melissa Pellew each week at they discuss topics related to biblical theology, Christian apologetics and worldview issues. Join Devin and Melissa Pellew each week at they discuss topics related to biblical theology, Christian apologetics and worldview issues. This week during the first segment we will discuss the capital murder case of abortionist, Kermit Gosnell, currently going on in Philadelphia and the implications that this case has in the current debate over abortion. During the second segment, we will have Ted Wright, Professor at Southern Evangelical Bible College/Seminary and Executive Director of Cross Examined apologetics ministry, on the air with us to discuss the importance of apologetics. He will also discuss the Doctrine of Hell. Is Hell real? Why does it exist? Where is it? What is the nature of Hell? We will discuss these as well as a number of other questions so you don't want to miss this engaging and informative show!
Join Devin and Melissa Pellew each week at they discuss topics related to biblical theology, Christian apologetics and worldview issues. This week during the first hour, we will discuss The Problem of Evil in light of the bombings Monday in Boston and other recent tragedies in the news. How do we make sense of such tragedies in light of the existence of an all-loving, all-powerful God? During the second hour, we will have Ted Wright, Professor at Southern Evangelical Bible College/Seminary and Executive Director of Cross Examined apologetics ministry, on the air with us to discuss Hell. Is Hell real? Why does it exist? Where is it? What is the nature of Hell? We will discuss these as well as a number of other questions so you don't want to miss this engaging and informative show!
An interview about the archaeology of the Christmas Story
In this broadcast of Giving An Answer, H.C. Felder interviews Ted Wright as he explains Intelligent Design and how this necessarily points to a designer
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