Podcasts about TouchNote

Are you close to a pigeon fancier? We want to hear from you! Jane and Jane also chat James Bond, healthcare and Touchnote. Plus, actor James Nelson-Joyce discusses Liverpool-based gang drama ‘This City Is Ours'. Send your suggestions for the next book club pick! If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radioFollow us on Instagram! @janeandfi Podcast Producer: Eve Salusbury Executive Producer: Rosie Cutler Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TouchNote is the most thoughtful way to make friends and family smile with your pictures!

Trent Payne is a London-born award-winning creative who is currently the creative lead at TouchNote. During his varied career, he has run a thriving creative studio, and worked in-house and at leading agencies, working on campaigns for the likes of MTV, Nike and Warner Brothers. Here, we talk about what it was like back in the early '90s as a black student hoping to make it into that creative world – and we look at how things may or might not have changed in nearly three decades. We also talk about the differences between freelancing, working in-house and agency side. This is a frank and open discussion about the changing creative industries, unconventional paths, diversity, and the power of speaking up.

Today’s guest and your mentor for the next 40 minutes is Dan Ziv, CEO at TouchNote, the world’s most popular postcard sending app. Since joining the company in 2016 as Chief Product Officer, they’ve gone from strength to strength and Dan quickly climbed the ladder to CEO. But Dan’s career hasn’t always been plain sailing. A previous tech start up he founded with a friend failed to take off, but with his infectious optimism, he saw the shortcomings as a good way to learn and move forward with his next venture, the last minute table booking app Uncover, which was a huge success. In just over two years Dan and his cofounders proved there was a market for the app, attracted £1m in seed funding and sold it to a competitor. Together, we discuss the ups and downs throughout his career and how they’ve shaped him as an entrepreneur and business leader, including: - How taking command of 132 soldiers as a 21-year-old in the Israeli army gave him a crash course in leadership and built his resilience - The importance of choosing who you work with carefully and how the complementary skills of his cofounders at Uncover contributed to its success - And why he has pivoted TouchNote from eCommerce to communications by focusing on a subscriptions business model. Dan is such an upbeat person with some brilliant insights into how to create a positive culture within an organisation. It was a pleasure talking to him and discovering more about the values that drive him and the wider team at TouchNote. If you’re considering starting your own business or are about to step into your first leadership role, this episode is an absolute must-listen. We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode, so please do get in touch at james@jbmc.co.uk If you want to find out more about Dan, check out his LinkedIn profile – https://www.linkedin.com/in/danziv/ If you want to find out more about TouchNote, have a look at their website – https://touchnote.com/

With a background as an M&A lawyer in Israel, and several successful start ups to his name, Dan Ziv is now CEO of TouchNote. Dan describes TouchNote as a creative platform for personal communication, where people upload their own images and send them as postcards, greetings cards etc. TouchNote's primary differentiator is that they are a “Mobile first” platform, optimised for ease of use, with a particular focus on personalisation.Amongst a range of topics, Dan explains how they have pivoted to rapidly scale the business by offering memberships.Links:@Danzivdan@touchnote.com

We’re getting saucy—even more so than usual?—and dipping into the spreads, schmears, and drizzles we’re treating as essential supplements to our souls as well as our fridge-clearing batches of fried rice. Also! We’re coming at you with a bunch o’ thoughts on how to practice ~friendship~ right now, whether you prefer a postcard or a week-long game.   The linkage:   Condiment for us (and for you): Chinkiang vinegar, seasoned rice vinegar, mirin, Fly by Jing sichuan chili crisp, Marmite, hoisin, Seedible sesame butter, Thai Kitchen curry paste, Iasa hot pepper in olive oil, Tutto Calabria Rose Marina, Mike’s or Red Clay hot honey, Holy Schmitt’s horseradish and horseradish mustard, and (drumroll) Luxardo cherries, which are available in this large-format option.    A couple recipe mentions: sauteed greens with onions and soy sauce and tofu and green beans with chile crisp.    Breaking news alert: grapefruit updates!! We learned about a grapefruit-eating tactic from a YouTube vid (by way of the wonderful Deez Links newsletter), and we both ate up Connie Wang’s article for R29 “Love in the Shape of Cut Fruit.”   Friend activities: texting (or Netflix Party chatting) over a movie, a game of Mafia (magazine covers via Canva quite optional), PowerPoint parties, sending postcards (extra credit if it’s by letter of the alphabet!) or using TouchNote to do so, the Marco Polo app, stoop drop-offs, New Yorker crosswords in partner mode, being a Mystery Reader for a kid, or, for the bold, singing theme songs—or any songs, really—via voice memo.   Voicemails! You wanna leave one? Great: 833-632-5463.   Take our survey, get coupon codes, etc., etc. at claireanderica.com.   Cook up Sun Basket goodness. $35 off your order with the code ATHINGORTWO. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

Episode 7: We’ve Never Not Known Each Other   Because Tricia is older, she admitted there was indeed an 18 month time span in her first, well, 18 months, when her brother wasn’t born yet.  So theoretically, she hasn’t known Rob all of her life.  He was quick to point out that actually, she can’t remember anything about those first 18 months,  which is proof that, when he showed up, well…that’s when she started making memories.   Rob and Tricia were excited to announce that the Let’s Talk podcast has been rated in the Top 100 list of their category!  Thanks to all who’ve been listening who put the podcast there!    Tricia has received a deluge of messages from people who want to know what happened with the professor story from the previous podcast!  In this episode, she finished the story (and if you missed the first half of the experience, be sure to listen to Episode __ to catch up!) about the email debacle with her professor in college, whom she accidentally sent an email complaining about him—to him!  She did go back to him to apologize, and he very kindly not only forgave her, but she got a B in his class.  All’s well that ended…pretty well.   Did you ever have someone just “pop into your head” for no apparent reason?  Rob talked about the occasions when that happens, and his habit of calling or texting that individual just to say, “hey, thinking about you today—how’s everything going?” Sometimes nothing comes of it, but other times, that person may reply with “Really? I was just thinking about you!” or, “Actually, I’m struggling today…” or any of a number of answers.  Rob suggested that if someone just “pops into your head” for no apparent reason, why not reach out to them? Just check in on them—and especially during this quarantine, when people are feeling pretty isolated. In response, Tricia recommended the use of an app called TouchNote, that helps you get in touch by sending your message to the person as a “real” postcard along with a photo from your phone!   Tricia’s fun question for today: What is surprising you? Her answer: How big my hair is today!! “It’s like a mane…really, surprisingly big.” Rob’s answer: the sight of fireflies (or, ‘lightning bugs’ where he’s from) for the first time in years.  Could it be that nature is taking back some of its space during this quiet season? Tricia also filled us in on the Denver owl that happens nightly at 8pm during this quarantine, when people step outside their doors and literally howl to each other! What is happening in your town to let people know they’re not alone?  Let us know—and you get extra points if you can send us a video!   Tricia’s request for today: “Rob, please talk about Simon Sinek.” Rob has been reading Sinek’s book, The Infinite Game, in which Sinek discusses the difference between finite game theory—those games that have a beginning and ending with clear rules and players, like soccer, baseball, etc.—and infinite game theory, in which there are no rules, no start or finish, no fixed players.  The only object of the infinite game is to stay in the game for as long as possible.  That might mean taking care of your employees well in order to stay in the game, but sometimes—like this quarantine, it’s not possible to keep your company open past a certain point. For as long as you could, your role was to keep your people in the game. Tricia pointed out that infinite game theory can even apply to family: you can win the argument but in the process, lose the son or daughter whom you love.  Some days, staying in the game can mean just watching funny home videos with your teenagers because they want you to laugh with them. “In this season of quarantine, we may need to press Pause on this particular game and clear everybody out, and when we come back, we might be able to pick up where we stopped—but at the same time, we might just have to start a whole new game.” – Rob   Memorable quotes from The Infinite Game,by Simon Sinek “You are not responsible for results, as a leader.  You are responsible for the people who are responsible for the results.” “Leadership is not about being in charge of people; it’s about taking care of the people who are in your charge.”   What is happening in your area to support essential workers, those who keep us safe and healthy?  Send us your stories and examples this week!   Recommended App: TouchNote, designed to send a picture and message via US Mil postcard  to someone directly from your phone.  You pay a fee for postage, and the addressee gets a picture-postcard in the mail from you!   Recommended book: The Infinite Game, by Simon Sinek   Contact information: Tricia: her blog - tricialottwilliford.com-- or Facebook and Instagram Rob: robalott on Facebook and Instagram

This time round I sit down with Mehul Garg, CMO on-demand from begargantuan.com. Mehul has a wealth of experience working with start-ups, typically working to fuel the growth between series B and series C funding rounds. Mehul’s experience includes brands such as Touchnote, Photobox, 8fit and many more.Within this episode we cover topics such as assessing growth potential, approaches to spend, and what is required from an implementation standpoint. What I really wanted to dig into was that last point. It’s one thing writing a plan, but getting things moving and making it happen is another ball game. If you’re interested in marketing at high-growth organisations this is definitely one for you!What this episode covers:•Mehul’s background in marketing•The role of a CMO in a fast growth business•Assessing growth potential•Implementation and making things happen•Team structures and who is needed

In this special edition of the Actionable Futurist® Podcast, we spoke with Dan Ziv, CEO of Touchnote, a digital company that is providing a creative way for personal communication which I think we'd all agree is needed even more during this very challenging 2020.Dan runs a small company of 50 people, and we looked at how his company runs remotely, how he runs a company remotely and how his staff have responded to the challenges presented by the lockdown.We also covered a range of topics relevant for employers of any size as well as employees such as:Dealing with your team during lockdownChanges in consumer behaviour during Covid-19Why consumers want more meaningful ways to communicateChanges in strategy post Covid-19Disruption as a result of Covid-19Business models now and in the futureCommunicating and motivating staff during lockdownWhy efficiency and productivity is higher than everThe need for the team to take breaks while at homeRedefining the work-home boundariesUsing a "clock-in / clock-out" system while remoteThe "red cord" process to deal with major issuesAdapting agile processes when working remotelyWhere agile does not work for remote teamsKey learnings with remote teams - smaller is betterWhat does the future of work look like?Will working away from home become the norm?Adapting your current work from home policiesThe 3 types of employees and how to accommodate themEmployees who want a clear separation between home and workEmployees who are fine with the work from home life balanceEmployees who need flexibility depending on their life stageOffering a menu of options for employeesIn 12 month's time we will see the future of work really evolve?How working from home changes your perspective as a managerGetting work done as a CEO during Covid-19Setting your own boundaries as a CEOWhen work and home are the same place you need to force boundariesEmpathising with your team during lockdownA global downturn will change business prioritiesBenefit of hindsight - preparing for Covid-193 things you can do this weekHoard cashEnsure your key employees are comfortable and secureWork hard on mental and physical healthThis was a really eye-opening episode to record and I know you will find many practical tips in the episode. Why not listen while out exercising during lockdown?Your Host: Actionable Futurist® Andrew GrillFor more on Andrew - what he speaks about and replays of recent talks, please visit ActionableFuturist.com follow @AndrewGrill on Twitter or @andrew.grill on Instagram.

Founder of Shazam and Tatari, former president TrueCar, and some big company experience with Google/YouTube. TV viewing is rapidly changing: from linear in the living-room, to on-demand and anywhere. With that, TV advertising is changing. Tatari is a technology company built on data & analytics that helps both media companies and brands through this industry transformation. Our platform and services simplify the process of measuring and optimizing ad campaigns across both linear and connected TV. Tatari is headquartered in San Francisco, California with further offices in Santa Monica, California and Toronto, Canada. Clients include established brands such as Monster.com or Mrs. Fields cookies, as well as many fast-rising companies such as MVMT, Roman, Turo, TouchNote, Rent the Runway, Keeps, and Quip. https://www.tatari.tv https://twitter.com/tataritv https://www.facebook.com/tatari

Hola,Soy Azucena Caballero, co-directora junto a Mireia Long de mamamarketing.net, la web en la que si eres una mamá emprendedora o tu cliente final es una mamá, encontrarás recursos, ideas, servicios, cursos y programas que te ayudarán a sacar adelante tu proyecto sin renunciar a tu vida familiar. Hoy es viernes 22 de noviembre. Sigo con la temática navideña, y hoy quiero recomendarte un par de aplicaciones para poder personalizar y mandar postales a todo el mundo desde tu teléfono móvil o desde la web, sin moverte de casa. Pero antes déjame recordarte que este mes de noviembre en el Club de las mamás Emprendedoras estamos trabajando en crear nuestros bloques de tiempo y en realizar ejercicios de enfoque y productividad que nos aporten claridad, foco y mayor eficacia y eficiencia en nuestro día a día. Si aún no formas parte de nuestro club privado te invito a que te unas desde nuestra web mamamarketing.net. Has de saber que ahora mismo está a precio de oferta, y que subirá en sólo 3 días. El último día de nuestra oferta será el lunes 25 de noviembre, cuando empiece la semana del Black Friday. En Black Friday ofreceremos otras cosas, pero el Club habrá subido de precio. Y con esto dicho, deseo hablarte de lo cómodo y útil que es, no sólo en Navidad, si no en cualquier momento del año, usar una aplicación como MyPostcard para enviar tus mensajes personales y personalizados a tus amigos, familiares, etc.Lo que me gusta de esta app es que la puedes usar tanto desde la web como directamente con tu móvil y convertir cualquiera de las fotos que has tomado en una postal chulísima en un momento. Tiene un montón de opciones para personalizar tu postal como quieras. Y encima, escribes ahí mismo el mensaje que quieras, y desde la propia app la mandas directamente a la dirección que quieras, de todo el mundo. Pagas por servicio, y chimpún. Y si quieres encargar varias iguales, sin texto, para escribirlas tú a mano, el coste es menor por postal, ya que pides un pack y te lo mandas a tu dirección. Está fenomenal.Por supuesto no sólo sirve para la Navidad, si no para cualquier momento del año, cumpleaños, aniversarios, notas de agradecimiento, etc. Similar es la app TouchNote, que te permite mandar tus primeras dos postales gratis, pero a partir de ahí además del envío de las postales te cobra una tarifa plana mensual o anual. Esto para los británicos tiene sentido, mandan postales para todo y seguro que lo aprovechan, en nuestra cultura lo veo menos útil y me gusta más una app como MyPostcard que me permite un uso más esporádico.Fijaros que esto es más para uso personal, o profesional si queréis mandar algo muy personalizado y a pocas personas. Para usos más masivos creo que hay servicios más adecuados, tipo Vistaprint, etc. Y por supuesto, si quieres imprimirte todo tú, te aconsejo que utilices Canva que es muy fácil de usar y tiene plantillas y un banco de imágenes enorme.Espero que estos recursos te sean de utilidad.Gracias por escucharme, te espero también en nuestra web mamamarketing.net, en nuestro instagram @mama.marketing y por supuesto dentro del Club de las Mamás Emprendedoras, dónde todos los meses trabajamos en temas fundamentales para sacar nuestros proyectos adelante y que además quedan siempre todos grabados y organizados para que no te pierdas nunca nada.Un beso, y gracias.MyPostcard: https://www.mypostcard.com/es/TouchNote: https://touchnote.com/Canva: https://www.canva.com/Vistaprint: https://www.vistaprint.es/Nuestra Web: https://mamamarketing.net/Nuestro instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mama.marketing/ Nuestro club de las mama emprendedoras: https://mamamarketing.net/club-mamas-emprendedoras/

Hola,Soy Azucena Caballero, co-directora junto a Mireia Long de mamamarketing.net, la web en la que si eres una mamá emprendedora o tu cliente final es una mamá, encontrarás recursos, ideas, servicios, cursos y programas que te ayudarán a sacar adelante tu proyecto sin renunciar a tu vida familiar. Hoy es viernes 22 de noviembre. Sigo con la temática navideña, y hoy quiero recomendarte un par de aplicaciones para poder personalizar y mandar postales a todo el mundo desde tu teléfono móvil o desde la web, sin moverte de casa. Pero antes déjame recordarte que este mes de noviembre en el Club de las mamás Emprendedoras estamos trabajando en crear nuestros bloques de tiempo y en realizar ejercicios de enfoque y productividad que nos aporten claridad, foco y mayor eficacia y eficiencia en nuestro día a día. Si aún no formas parte de nuestro club privado te invito a que te unas desde nuestra web mamamarketing.net. Has de saber que ahora mismo está a precio de oferta, y que subirá en sólo 3 días. El último día de nuestra oferta será el lunes 25 de noviembre, cuando empiece la semana del Black Friday. En Black Friday ofreceremos otras cosas, pero el Club habrá subido de precio. Y con esto dicho, deseo hablarte de lo cómodo y útil que es, no sólo en Navidad, si no en cualquier momento del año, usar una aplicación como MyPostcard para enviar tus mensajes personales y personalizados a tus amigos, familiares, etc.Lo que me gusta de esta app es que la puedes usar tanto desde la web como directamente con tu móvil y convertir cualquiera de las fotos que has tomado en una postal chulísima en un momento. Tiene un montón de opciones para personalizar tu postal como quieras. Y encima, escribes ahí mismo el mensaje que quieras, y desde la propia app la mandas directamente a la dirección que quieras, de todo el mundo. Pagas por servicio, y chimpún. Y si quieres encargar varias iguales, sin texto, para escribirlas tú a mano, el coste es menor por postal, ya que pides un pack y te lo mandas a tu dirección. Está fenomenal.Por supuesto no sólo sirve para la Navidad, si no para cualquier momento del año, cumpleaños, aniversarios, notas de agradecimiento, etc. Similar es la app TouchNote, que te permite mandar tus primeras dos postales gratis, pero a partir de ahí además del envío de las postales te cobra una tarifa plana mensual o anual. Esto para los británicos tiene sentido, mandan postales para todo y seguro que lo aprovechan, en nuestra cultura lo veo menos útil y me gusta más una app como MyPostcard que me permite un uso más esporádico.Fijaros que esto es más para uso personal, o profesional si queréis mandar algo muy personalizado y a pocas personas. Para usos más masivos creo que hay servicios más adecuados, tipo Vistaprint, etc. Y por supuesto, si quieres imprimirte todo tú, te aconsejo que utilices Canva que es muy fácil de usar y tiene plantillas y un banco de imágenes enorme.Espero que estos recursos te sean de utilidad.Gracias por escucharme, te espero también en nuestra web mamamarketing.net, en nuestro instagram @mama.marketing y por supuesto dentro del Club de las Mamás Emprendedoras, dónde todos los meses trabajamos en temas fundamentales para sacar nuestros proyectos adelante y que además quedan siempre todos grabados y organizados para que no te pierdas nunca nada.Un beso, y gracias.MyPostcard: https://www.mypostcard.com/es/TouchNote: https://touchnote.com/Canva: https://www.canva.com/Vistaprint: https://www.vistaprint.es/Nuestra Web: https://mamamarketing.net/Nuestro instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mama.marketing/ Nuestro club de las mama emprendedoras: https://mamamarketing.net/club-mamas-emprendedoras/

Essential Retail speaks to postcard app TouchNote about the importance of offering customers personalisation. Editor of Essential Retail, Caroline Baldwin, and CEO of TouchNote, Dan Ziv, discuss that while our smartphones allow us to take trillions of photos every year, sending a photograph through the post makes a big statement in a digital world. Got something you want to tell us about the Podcast? Want to join us? You can get in touch on Twitter via twitter.com/essretail, or directly with Caroline at twitter.com/cl_baldwin

TouchNote is the most thoughtful way to make friends and family smile with your pictures. And everyone’s talking about us! Our multi-award-winning app has been featured on Sky, Channel 4 and the BBC, and in the Sunday Times, Forbes, The Guardian, The Telegraph, NY Times, Daily Mail, The Independent, on Buzzfeed, and more!Download TouchNote and send amazing cards and gifts today to make your loved ones smile.

Welcome to the very first episode of Home with a Twist. This week I share a little bit about my childhood, the three things that made my "Twist List" this week -- 19 Criminals Wine, the Touchnote app, Joanna Gaines candles, and a fun trivia fact. Plus, we'll finish with ideas for care packages for your student away at college.

Eine Software zum versenden von Postkarten. Steckt der NSA hinter einer fragwürdigen Werbeaktion? NnH bei iTunes abonnieren und bei podster.de bewerten

What could this week’s app packed omnibus have in store? Shopping at Debenhams, AudioBoo for celebrities, Angry Birds on Android, the best app recommendation apps on Android and iPhone and an interview with Touchnote about Windows Phone 7. Exactly that.

What could this week’s app packed omnibus have in store? Shopping at Debenhams, AudioBoo for celebrities, Angry Birds on Android, the best app recommendation apps on Android and iPhone and an interview with Touchnote about Windows Phone 7. Exactly that.