Podcasts about traffic manager

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Únete a nosotros en una charla genuina con Marta, la marketera que ha transformado su pasión por el marketing en un estilo de vida, durante los últimos 10 años.Marta ha explorado diversos sectores, pero se siente como pez en el agua cuando se trata de marketing para empresas B2C.Adora la magia de conectar con las personas, sacando a relucir el lado más emotivo de las marcas para forjar vínculos sólidos con los usuarios.Para Marta, llegar al público final es todo un arte y un desafío que acepta con gusto. Ahora, Marta está en la misión de ayudar a las empresas a abrazar el mundo digital, ideando estrategias frescas y moldeando marcas poderosas tanto en el entorno online como offline.Su trayectoria la ha preparado para desempeñar roles clave como Digital Marketing Manager, Chief Marketing Officer, Digital Marketing Specialist, Digital Project Manager y Traffic Manager.Marta se describe como una entusiasta y analista en partes iguales, siempre alineada con los objetivos empresariales, sin perder esa chispa que resalta la esencia emocional de las marcas.Con una maleta llena de experiencia en trabajo remoto y liderando equipos de marketing, su enfoque es un tesoro para cualquiera buscando entender el corazón del marketing digital.En esta charla amena y llena de insights, nos adentraremos en cómo Marta entrelaza las estrategias digitales con una sensibilidad humana, la importancia de amar los desafíos y cómo las marcas pueden crecer “con m de más” en este terreno competitivo.No te pierdas la oportunidad de compartir unas risas, aprender un montón y descubrir cómo Marta ha estado dando forma al mundo digital con su toque humano y estrategias creativas.Esto es un café con Quijote, no te olvides darle, me gusta y suscribirte al canal.

Host and American Family Farmer, Doug Stephan www.eastleighfarm.com introduces us to Joe Gill, Farm Director at KASM Radio, in Albany, MN. http://www.mykasm.com/joe-gill/ Joe has been with KASM since 1999. Joe is the current Farm Director and Traffic Manager, and is a member of many Minnesota agricultural organizations. As Farm Director, he covers local, statewide and nationwide agricultural events and conferences. He's also a member of the National Association of Farm Broadcasting. They discuss how important AM Radio is to Farmers.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3010081/advertisement

You landed a deal with the Traffic Manager - you mess up, and you're told that the salesperson no longer wants you on the account... ORYour contact leaves, and you lose the business.What happens now? This is why engaging different departments is critical for long-term client retention... Welcome to Sales Chatter LIVE, the podcast dedicated to helping sales professionals achieve their highest level of success. Our mission is to guide 10,000 sales professionals to hit 1 million in gross profit through expert training, insightful thoughts, and engaging storytelling.Your hosts, Dan Deigan and Ryan Mohamed bring their extensive experience in the sales industry to the forefront as they share their knowledge, expertise, and advice with their listeners. Each episode is filled with practical tips, strategies, and tools that you can apply to your own sales process to help you reach your goals and achieve success.Whether you are a seasoned sales professional or just starting out, Sales Chatter LIVE is the perfect podcast. Tune in to learn from the best in the industry and join our community of sales professionals dedicated to achieving their highest level of success.

Today's episode of Let's Talk Valdosta features Traffic Manager Larry Ogden. Mr. Ogden discusses all things traffic management, awards, and a recent visit from Georgia Technical College!

During our time together, we discussed:The wealth of experience Eric has gathered over his 23 years in the industryA business owner's perspective and advice for those looking to start a new companyPodcasts and resources he uses for personal growth and developmentTo get transcripts, resources of what was mentioned in the show, and more visit: onefirefly.com/au243SHOW NOTESCameron is a process and data expert who joined the One Firefly team in 2016 as the Traffic Manager overseeing the organization's project management platform. Today, he is the Project Management & IT Manager and currently leads a team of Project Coordinators, Client Onboarding Specialists, and administrative support staff who keep client projects on track and running smoothly. Before joining the One Firefly team, Cameron held positions at the US Census Bureau, the Department of Defense, and a 3D holographic imaging studio, where he held the role of Production Manager. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Texas State University in 2009. Cameron is always looking for new ways to help clients succeed and drive One Firefly forward through more efficient processes and project management.When he's not working, Cameron enjoys spending time with his family, as well as training for ultra-distance road and gravel cycling events.About One FireflyOne Firefly, LLC is an award-winning marketing agency that caters to technology professionals in the custom integration, security and solar energy markets. One Firefly is headquartered in Davie, Florida with staff located throughout North America and has been operating since 2007.

Alex Rivera is the Traffic Manager for Titan Frozen Fruit. Alex has been involved with produce all his life. He started off as a bird dog for a small berry shipper in Watsonville, CA and moved into the transportation portion at Bhandal Brothers in Hollister, CA where he then took that knowledge and went into brokerage. He has experience in ALL western 11 with a big carrier base and other parts of the country including Illinois, Florida, Texas and New Jersey lanes. To learn more about becoming a Freight Agent: https://spi3pl.com/ To learn more about Emerge: https://emergemarket.com/freightcoach/ Ditch your carrier packet, Drive more carrier sales and get better load coverage with seamless digital onboarding, TMS integration, and smart load coverage, visit: https://brokercarrier.com/

Evan and Cynthia speak with Abhishek Tiwari, Director of Software Engineering about the diverse types of situations traffic manager can be used in, how Microsoft has built a service to support 100% SLA, and how traffic manager can even be leveraged as part of a cloud modernization effort in a hybrid scenario.  Media File: https://azpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/episodes/Episode434.mp3 YouTube: https://youtu.be/NhuJlK_vOEs Resources: What is Traffic Manager? How Traffic Manager Works Traffic Manager routing methods Updates: Review and remove AAD inactive users in Public Preview Public preview: Azure Dedicated Host restart General availability: Azure App Service Environment v3 support for custom domain suffix  

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Summary: In this week's episode, we dive into how to scale your agency without hiring. Although hiring team members is required, it's not the most effective and healthy way to scale. To increase capacity and profit, you must innovate. Old, out-dated techniques are one part of the problem. A technique that can help you scale your agency in a profitable way is to create a culture that promotes efficiency in your current employees. Using tools and processes to track your agency's profitability is also key. Two other elements that can assist you with scale are effective time management and traffic management. In order to serve your clients to the best of your ability, your agency must be healthy in all areas, especially as you scale.    Top 3 Curtain Pulls in this episode:    Hiring isn't always the best way to solve the problem. Although hiring can address your capacity challenges, it has the potential to damage your agency's profit in the future. You must only hire on top of an already optimized system. “The answer to just hire more is acceptable; it just doesn't produce the best profit.” Create a culture that promotes efficiency and time management. By creating a culture where your employees are thinking about eliminating inefficiencies in your agency, you are streamlining your business. A culture of optimization vs clinging to “the way it's always been done”. “Your employees need to be thinking ‘how can I make this easier'. It's a cultural thing.” Use tools and resources to track capacity and profitability. Hiring someone dedicated to monitoring your employees' and departments' capacities will help you scale your agency. It's also important to track your business' true profit because as your agency grows, your profit can slip away and you won't know where it went. “I would recommend everyone tracks everything they do”     For more tips, discussion, and behind the scenes: Follow us on Instagram @AgencyPodcast Join our closed Facebook community for agency leaders About The Guys:  Bob Hutchins: Founder of BuzzPlant, a digital agency that he ran from 2000-2017. He is also the author of 3 books. More on Bob:  Bob on LinkedIn twitter.com/BobHutchins instagram.com/bwhutchins Bob on Facebook Brad Ayres: Founder of Anthem Republic, an award-winning ad agency. Brad's knowledge has led some of the biggest brands in the world. Originally from Detroit, Brad is an OG in the ad agency world and has the wisdom and scars to prove it. Currently, that knowledge is being applied to his boutique agency. More on Brad: Brad on LinkedIn Anthem Republic twitter.com/bradayres instagram.com/therealbradayres facebook.com/Bradayres Ken Ott: Co-Founder and Chief Growth Rebel of Metacake, an Ecommerce Growth Team for some of the world's most influential brands with a mission to Grow Brands That Matter. Ken is also an author, speaker, and was nominated for an Emmy for his acting on the Metacake Youtube Channel (not really). More on Ken:  Ken on LinkedIn Metacake - An Ecommerce Growth Team Growth Rebel TV twitter.com/iamKenOtt instagram.com/iamKenOtt facebook.com/iamKenOtt   Show Notes: [0:44] Ken opens this week's episode by asking Brad about his biking adventures this week. [2:44] Ken begins a discussion about scale in agencies and asks, “Do you feel like you have a healthy capacity for the work that you do?” [4:41] Brad talks about the idea that, “your business is run by processes and people run the processes.” [5:12] Brad connects efficiency and streamlining your business to a cultural aspect of your agency. [7:11] Brad discusses how humanity wants to be seen as valuable and how that can be especially negative in the agency world. [8:51] Bob analyzes the difference between the nomadic society and today's industrial society and contemplates what life could be like if we “could break out of that and go back to a simpler life and say, What is it that makes me the most productive, the most creative, the most I can serve my family, while at the same time being incredibly productive at the same time?” [11:24] Ken talks about how “there are situations we saw last year where we're stuck in a model that doesn't necessarily produce the best result.”  [13:03] Bob discusses some important elements when scaling your agency. “At the end of the day, I think it's all about time management,” “having a Traffic Manager is really important, because then it releases the burden off the workers,”  [14:35] Ken asks if there are any tools that the guys use to help manage and measure capacity. [15:51] Ken asks, “Does your sales team ask if we've got capacity for something?” [16:31] Ken talks about how hiring isn't the only solution to the scaling problem.  [19:00] Ken asks, “if you're hitting capacity, how do you expand what you can do with the same amount of people without sacrificing quality?” [21:03] Bob explains how he ranks his tasks according to their value and adjusts or changes the low value tasks that don't push conversions.   [23:02] Ken talks about two components that can create inefficiency in your agency and how to correct them. [26:22] Bob questions the belief that agencies have become more efficient and asks “have we really made ourselves better and more efficient? Or are we a slave to the process?” [27:58] Brad offers a few tips about building efficiency into the mindset of your employees and the culture of your agency. [32:05] Ken talks about the importance of regularly checking in on the agencies' real profit. “One of the takeaways here is someone in the business, is looking at all the time, because it gets away from you so fast, especially the bigger you get”  [33:14] Ken uses a travel analogy to point out that in order to serve your clients to the best of your ability, your agency must be healthy. [35:37] Bob discusses the importance of time management, universal time tracking across your agency, and someone who monitors the profitability of each project. [36:41] Ken summarizes the discussion about capacity tools. “you can't manage what you can't measure.” [37:55] Ken uses an analogy of the recipe for Coke to point out the importance of the successful formulas within your agency. “the value of your business is the formula of how you deliver the product you deliver.” “it wouldn't be coke. it'd be Pepsi.” [39:16] Ken concludes this episode by discussing the important balance of structure and efficiency.

Dans cet épisode, découvrez le métier de Traffic Manager en agence avec les témoignages de : Ariane Nahon - Consultante indépendante Amaury Monoté - Heaven Ce podcast est animé par Emmanuel de Saint-Bon, fondateur de l’agence Social Media Roxane et produit par Copacabana-productions.

Welcome podcast listeners! This is a special episode concentrating on safety knowledge, near misses, transparency, and digitalisation. Our guests today are Daniel Pantzarfelt, Safety and Traffic Manager from Destination Gotland and Thomas Friis, Development Manager from VG-Shipping. Both are master mariners with seagoing backgrounds, as well as shore-based roles within safety and security management.What kind of tools are useful and what tools, which are not available today, are needed for the shipping industry? Information sharing and transparency are an inherent part of a safety organisation and work. To read more about our exiting project to create a useful safety tool you can click here

Florin of TubeAdvertising.eu and Traffic Manager is this week's guest on Adult Site Broker Talk. Florin has been in our industry since 2010. He is CEO of TubeAdvertising.eu, an affiliate network and Traffic Manager, an affiliate tracking platform. You can contact Florin on his website at tubeadvertising.eu Bruce F., host of the show and CEO of Adult Site Broker said: “My conversation with Florin was very informative. I'm sure everyone will enjoy it”. Adult Site Broker brokers websites and companies in the adult space, helping sellers and buyers get together and work out equitable deals. They also just started an affiliate program, ASB Cash, https://asbcash.com. For more information or to find out how to sell or buy a website or to join the affiliate program you can contact https://adultsitebroker.com on their website. You can listen to Florin on Adult Site Broker Talk starting today at https://adultsitebrokertalk.com

Who is responsible for keeping the agency’s work on time and on budget? That is an oft debated topic among agency owners. At AMI we believe that a specific role (Project Manager, Traffic Manager, etc.) to keep everyone and everything on track is a luxury if you have fewer than 10 employees and by the time you’re at 15-20 employees, it’s usually a necessity if you want to keep your team and clients happy. But who you hire and how they go about implementing a traffic system is a challenge many agency owners struggle with. Ben Aston is a self-taught digital project manager with over 15 years experience in the agency world. Realizing how difficult his own learning path was and how few resources exist for those interested in developing these skills, he turned his focus to training others on how to develop the craft of project management. In this episode of Build a Better Agency, Ben and I talk about what a project manager does and how this role will help grow your bottom line. We get into the nitty gritty of what makes for successful project management, including defining the skills for an ideal project manager, injecting flexibility into planning, reframing time tracking, and solving the problem of the dreaded “scope creep.” A big thank you to our podcast’s presenting sponsor, White Label IQ. They’re an amazing resource for agencies who want to outsource their design, dev, or PPC work at wholesale prices. Check out their special offer (10 free hours!) for podcast listeners here. What You Will Learn in This Episode: At what size agency would a project manager make sense What skills creates an ideal project manager Why project management is such a challenge for a majority of agencies How to recognize project management issues The necessity for creative and craft briefs Solving the problem of “scope creep” How to inject flexibility into project planning Defining negative scope How to create effective templates The need to reframe time tracking Best practices for successful project management

In the 25th episode of our unofficial SAP on Azure video podcast we are talking about encrypting databases using Azure Key Vault, CPI with Traffic Manager, Oracle 19c with Azure NetApp Files, Cloud Skill Bootcamp, SAP on Azure Partner webinars, Q&A session with Jürgen. Our special guest is Ralizta Deltcheva talking about deploying SAP ASCS/ERS with Azure Files NFS v4.1 shares. https://youtu.be/hl3QJVAHZKM hobru/SAPonAzure: Content related to the unofficial SAP on Azure YouTube Channel, http://youtube.com/SAPonAzure (github.com)

In this episode, retired remover, David Bunting, a true gentleman of the moving industry, discusses how he began his illustrious 60 year career within the transportation industry, the last 40 being in the moving industry. We begin at Pickfords Heavy Haulage, where David started as Traffic Clark in Preston, taking every opportunity to use vehicles for back loading purposes to reduce dead time, albeit by pony express at the time! At the young age of 20/21, David had progressed to Traffic Manager, and further promotions led David to the branches of Liverpool, Newcastle, Derby and Sheffield. After 20 years David left Pickfords Heavy Haulage and joined a local heavy haulage and crane company back in Preston, but due to a lack of progression David applied for the role of Depo Manager at Giltspur Bullens Transport Services and joined in 1983. When Giltspur Bullens were acquired by Pickfords, David left and took on the role to develop the office and commercial division of a company in Preston, Whittle Movers, in 1996. In only 2 years David was offered a directorship within the company and when he retired 12 years later the division had a turnover of £3m! We discuss David's high point within the moving industry, and not content with one he lists five! We discover David's long and distinguished roles and achievements within the British Association of Removers - Chairman of the Commercial Moving Group 1997/99, President in 2005/06, Honorary Life Member in 2008, just to name a few. We discuss David's time as a judge of CMotY (Commercial Mover of the Year), which David won while at Whittle Movers in 2003. We discover that David, although retired for 12 years now, never switches off from the industry, and neither does he want to. Outside of the industry we discover David enjoys golf, gardening, time with his wife, children and grandchildren, and of course his beloved Preston North End, where you will hear a wager placed by Nigel Shaw (guest on Episode 2) was accepted by David – So watch this space! And we end Moving Matters with a couple of funny stories, one that made David more money and another involving a known character within the moving industry, synonymous for his card tricks and anticks. Enjoy! Special Guest: David Bunting.

Learn about the most common International SEO Issues & How to Fix them in this conversation with Nitin Machanda, Global Head of SEO at Omio, David Iwanow Global Search & Traffic Manager at Danone, Gianluca Fiorelli, International SEO Consultant: 01:10 What's the top 1 mistake that you see happening in International SEO? 04:32 Which are the top technical related issues that you find in international SEO processes? 12:26 How to select the best international Web structure for your site? 19:29 What's the most cost-effective localization process? #internationalseo #hreflang #globalseo

Learn about the impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the organic search traffic across many industries and countries, what you can do as an SEO specialist, and the good and bad we've seen in company reactions, in this conversation with Nitin Machanda, Global Head of SEO at Omio, David Iwanow Global Search & Traffic Manager at Danone, Gianluca Fiorelli, International SEO Consultant: 1:40 What's the impact of Coronavirus for SEO 9:29 What are the positive and negative actions that companies have taken 22:31 What can we expect in the future & last tips for SEO businesses If you like this video, remember to subscribe to the Crawling Mondays channel now! #seoupdates #seocovid19 #coronavirusseo

Aurèle Simo (Agence Griotys) parle des principales caractéristiques du métier de traffic manager au Cameroun (historiques, compétences, outils, rémunération & perspectives…)

App campaigns that achieve maximum reach and impact are obviously a huge win for marketers. But they’re often associated with a steep learning curve when it comes to choosing the right KPIs or rejecting the right traffic. We get an insider’s view on this and more from Mikhail Biteryakov, Traffic Manager and Analyst at Joom, a fast-growing e-commerce marketplace headquartered in Russia. Mikhail, who goes by Mike, speaks candidly about his personal journey from a focus on UX to a passion for data-driven marketing. Mike, a Mobile Hero recognized for his app marketing achievements, provides his pick of strategies marketers can take to achieve success and the approaches they can use to fight mobile ad fraud and win. He also talks about the future of marketing and why dynamic creatives are the one to watch.

Our first set of stories features mead sample sippers at a farmers market, love stories in a bookstore, at The Top Hat and Luke’s Bar, true love under the Higgins Street Bridge, and meeting President Obama. These stories and more in this week’s audience participation podcast brought to us by Lauren Ciampa and Sara Raz reading from the anonymously submitted audience participation forms just after intermission at the live event. This act was recorded in front of a live audience on March 20th, 2018 at, The Wilma in Missoula, MT.  The theme was “Right Place Right Time”. Then, Katy-Robin Garton’s story was recorded in front of a live audience on February 19, 2013 at Monks Bar in Missoula, MT. The theme was “Ten”. Katy-Robin Garton bickers with her sister about who must empty the poop or the pee bag as they hike up Denali, 14,00 feet above where they began. They make a decision about turning back or moving on after an unexpected storm. Katy-Robin Garton was raised in the Rocky Mountains and now resides in Missoula, Montana. Learn more about Katy and the work she does at sproutfilms.net And our final story comes to us from Aaron Roos, and is a little longer than the typical Tell Us Something story. There were some people who dropped out at the last minute that night, and I told Aaron that he could run long. This story was recorded in front of a live audience on February 19, 2013 at Monks Bar in Missoula, MT. The theme was “Ten”. In his story, Aaron is near death with sickness but must travel all the way to Africa because of a job he held on a reality television program where he was responsible to quarantine the losers of the show. Aaron Roos studied Digital Film at the University of Montana. He now is Traffic Manager at The Roxy Theater in Missoula, where he lives with his wife Hailey and their pet pig Louie. Learn more about Aaron and the work he does at Instagram.com/Heartpinewoodworks Remeber, you can support Tell Us Something during Missoula Gives right now. Click here to make your donation. Thank you!

  Leah Heffner chats with Ginese Wilmot (her very first interview for this new baby podcast!!) and they talk books!! Perfect timing as we roll into the New Year and are looking for new and great things to read. They also talk poo stories so all the mamas out there totally relate. Ginese is all about showing up for her people and using her gifts. About Ginese Wilmot Ginese Wilmot graduated from University of South Florida with a degree in Mass Communications. Right out of college, she worked for a well-established Tampa ad agency as the Traffic Manager and Jr. Copywriter. In 2007, she started her own copywriting firm and has worked with national brands such as Hilton, IBM and New York Life. Her personal passions have led her to write for many non-profits and ministries. When she’s not writing killer content, she’s playing hide-n-seek with her 3 kiddos or running on a trail while listening to a nerdy marketing podcast. Ginese and The Copy Tree The Copy Tree Leah and Life Around the Coffee Cup Online Life Around the Coffee Cup - Facebook - Instagram    Subscribe on iTunes           Subscribe on Android      This Month's Podcast is brought to you by Audible! Do you wish you had more time to read? Looking for a way to keep everyone happy(ier) in the car or quiet(er) during afternoon naps? Audio books have been the answer for our family! And right now with Audible, you can get a FREE month PLUS a FREE book. Listen, once the book is yours, it's yours to listen to again and again. And for kids' books, there are often collections of multiple books (think several Dr Suess or Boxcar Children) that all count as one book credit! Audio books have helped our family tons with road trips and quiet times and getting our kids into new books. Start your FREE Audible trial now and take great books with you wherever you go!

Self-Composer/Producer/Audio Engineer, Eddie Bower stops by Uncontained to talk about some exciting projects that he is working on including co-writing the score to the new Dragon Ball Z Light of Hope. We also talk about the road he took to get to where he is now. Eddie Bower (BMI) began his music industry career in 1999 as a Traffic Manager for radio station WABB-FM in Mobile, Alabama. After 3 years; he was let go and left to ponder if his career was over before it started. While living in a hotel room with his dad, he harnessed his musical skills and produced a local hip-hop act that opened for Ludacris in 2003. Moving back to L.A. shortly thereafter, he quickly discovered that he was a “small fish in a BIG pond!” Knowing that he needed more, he decided to attend Musicians Institute (http://www.mi.edu) in ’05. After graduating from MI’s Audio Engineering program in 2006, he was hired as Chief Engineer for multi-platinum producer George "G-One" Archie (R. Kelly, DJ Quik, Raphael Saadiq) and has worked with such artists as WC, Tank, Darius McCrary, Yukmouth, and Greg Phillinganes (Michael Jackson) as well as the 2007 HBO documentary Bastards of the Party (directed by Antoine Fuqua). He was hired shortly after at MI as a Studio Session Supervisor before becoming a full-time Audio Engineering Instructor in 2010, awarded with Audio Engineering Instructor Of The Year. Now entering his 10th year, he has taught a variety of audio engineering classes, Instructor Certified in ProTools, has written and developed MI’s Reason 9 curriculum, & is currently developing a MIDI orchestration class. Always looking for “more” opportunities; Eddie is as hungry as ever. A seasoned professional with a work ethic to match, it’s only a matter of time.All music in this episode courtesy of Eddie Bower https://www.facebook.com/edward.towner.9@eddiebowermusic(Instagram)@eddiebowermusic (Youtube)@eddiebowermusic (Twiter)https://www.facebook.com/RobotUnderDog/#EddieBower #EddieBowerMusic #Composer #GhettoComposer #AudioEngineer #Producer #Compton #DragonBallZ #DeadPool #MusicInstute #Uncontained #UncontainedPod #Podcast #PodcastLover #LiveUncontained See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matt Nielson joins Donovan Brown to show off a preview of App Service Domain, which gives you a first-class experience in the Azure portal to create and manage domains that will be hosted on Azure DNS for your Azure services such as Web Apps, Traffic Manager, Virtual Machines, and more. For more information, see: Announcing the preview of App Service domain (blog) Buy a custom domain name for Azure Web Apps (docs) Create a Free Account (Azure) Follow @DonovanBrown Follow @AzureFriday

Matt Nielson joins Donovan Brown to show off a preview of App Service Domain, which gives you a first-class experience in the Azure portal to create and manage domains that will be hosted on Azure DNS for your Azure services such as Web Apps, Traffic Manager, Virtual Machines, and more. For more information, see: Announcing the preview of App Service domain (blog) Buy a custom domain name for Azure Web Apps (docs) Create a Free Account (Azure) Follow @DonovanBrown Follow @AzureFriday

Molly Pittman started with Digital Marketer as an intern and worked her way up to Vice President of Marketing and Traffic Manager. She's responsible for creating, optimizing, and maintaining their traffic system, including social media traffic, all customer acquisition, and revenue acquisition. Molly has personally spent over four million dollars on paid traffic, and has generated over 500,000 leads and tens of thousands of customers.   EPISODE The starting point for creating a compelling social media campaign can vary depending on your audience and goal, but there are ways to get ahead of your competition fast. Molly Pittman is an expert marketer, and shares how you can turn a cold audience into a paid customer by earning trust and providing value. We Discuss: Why you should show separate ads to your cold, warm, and hot, market. How to create a campaign that makes your leads connect to your brand. Getting noticed on social media through all of the competition. Using TV appearances to build credibility. For complete shownotes and more, please head over to www.marketingspeak.com/mollypittman   LINKS & RESOURCES MENTIONED Digital Marketer Facebook Perpetual Traffic Traffic and Conversion Summit Twitter YouTube The Ad Grid BuzzSumo Travis Ketchum on Marketing Speak Perpetual Traffic Episode 28: 7 Ways to Grow Local Businesses Using Paid Traffic The Optimized Geek DM Lab The 21 Day Launch Plan Social List Building Clint Arthur on Marketing Speak Darren Kavinoky on Marketing Speak Lore Podcast Mevo - The Live Event Video Camera Facebook Live   STEP UP YOUR MARKETING GAME! To come up with podcast ideas or blog post articles, use previous data. If you held a webinar that was really popular, use that topic for a post or episode. YouTube is a great place to retarget for people who are already familiar your brand, but people are conditioned to skip ads. If you're targeting cold traffic, start with Facebook. Check out the free resources available on DigitalMarketer.com, and go to the “products” tab where you can learn more about their certifications.   THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! As always, thank you for tuning in. Please feel free to drop by the website to contact me or leave a comment. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it! -Stephan STAY CONNECTED 10 Point Facebook Ads Checklist - Free eBook | Twitter

Join your guide Cory Fowler as he talks to the product teams in Redmond as well as the web community.This week Cory talks about Scalable WordPress which can be provisioned from the Azure Marketplace. In the demo, Cory demonstrates a WordPress site which is available in two regions (East and West US) traffic to the sites are distributed by using performance based routing with Traffic Manager. This geographically distributed WordPress site uses a active-active replicated MySQL Instance provided by ClearDB.At the end of the episode, we cover a new Site Extension available in the Extension gallery which enables WordPress CLI in Azure Websites. Learn how you can run the command line tools against your Azure Websites from within Terminal or PowerShell.Show LinksScalable WordPress on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace10 ways to speed up your WordPress site on Azure WebsitesWordPress troubleshooting techniques on Azure WebsitesMission Critical MySQL Database Options from ClearDBWordPress CLI Site ExtensionAzure Storage for WordPressPersistent Database Connection UpdaterInstallation Instructions for KuduExec

Episode six of the Xamarin Podcast comes back after a little holiday, found out why on the show, hear about Google Glass and developing for Google Glass with Xamarin.Android, find out what's been happening at the .NET Rocks Modern Apps Roadshow and more Xamarin and mobile news from around the web. Modern Apps Roadshow - http://xamarin.com/modern-apps-roadshow Chris Hardy on The Tablet Show - www.thetabletshow.com/default.aspx?shownum=111 Aaron Bockover on The Tablet Show - www.thetabletshow.com/default.aspx?shownum=112 Microsoft and Xamarin Partner Globally - http://blog.xamarin.com/microsoft-and-xamarin-partner-globally/ PCL and .NET NuGet Libraries are now enabled for Xamarin - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dotnet/archive/2013/11/13/pcl-and-net-nuget-libraries-are-now-enabled-for-xamarin.aspx Announcing Xamarin University - http://blog.xamarin.com/announcing-xamarin-university/ Windows Azure: General Availability Release of BizTalk Services, Traffic Manager, Azure AD App Access + Xamarin support for Mobile Services - http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2013/11/21/windows-azure-general-availability-release-of-biztalk-services-traffic-manager-azure-ad-app-access-xamarin-support-for-mobile-services.aspx ActionBarSherlock + Xamarin + MVVMCross - http://enginecore.blogspot.ro/2013/11/actionbarsherlock-xamarin-mvvmcross.html Android Support Library v7 AppCompat - http://components.xamarin.com/view/xamandroidsupportv7appcompat Building Glassware with the Xamarin Android and Google's GDK - http://lewisbenge.azurewebsites.net/2013/11/21/building-glassware-with-the-xamarin-android-and-googles-gdk/ Glass Development Kit - https://developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/index Google Mirror API Overview - https://developers.google.com/glass/develop/mirror/index Google Plus Services, Login and +1 in Xamarin.Android - http://motzcod.es/post/67077106339/google-plus-services-login-and-1-in-xamarin-android RadioTimes DiscoverTV - http://www.radiotimes.com/apps/radio-times-discover-tv-for-ipad MimeKit - http://jstedfast.github.io/mimekit/ Being A Successful Mobile Developer - Windows Phone, Marketing & Xamarin - http://blog.tattoocoder.com/2013/11/being-successful-mobile-developer.html Gone Mobile Podcast - http://gonemobile.io/ Special Guest: Chris Hardy.

Come to learn how to build blazingly fast Cloud Services using new techniques and best practices. In this demo-loaded session, you’ll see how to put .Net 4.5, Windows Azure Caching, Windows Azure SDK, Server 2012 + IIS 8, CDN, Traffic Manager, as well as Service Bus at work to improve and maintain system performance under heavy loads. Get inspired by 6 interesting live demos showcasing a fun and powerful cloud, and start building your own Cloud Services today!