Podcast appearances and mentions of vincent ng

Send us a textIn Episode 48 we travel to rural Kyoto Prefecture to speak with Vincent Ng, otherwise known on Instagram as Kyoto Insider. As Kyoto Insider, Vince documents his life in rural Kyoto, and in doing so, explores the interconnection of food chain origins while showing off his lifestyle. He is hands on in that exploration, embracing all aspects of rural life. Fishing, farming and hunting all feature heavily and reflect the realities and opportunities of life in rural Japan and how food is produced, procured and traded within communities, while also reflecting the idyllic beauty of that part of Kyoto Prefecture.Vince is actively involved in the revitalisation of his village, performing many roles and working to attract prospective migrants as a rural tourism and migration consultant. In addition, he is the Managing Director of Ipanshadan Houjin Minka Preservation Society – an organisation dedicated to the conservation of Japan's wonderful heritage and historical homes. As such, Vince is a wonderful advocate for the lifestyle available in rural Japan while also conveying a realistic understanding of what to expect and how to go about transitioning to life in the countryside. Thank you for Vince for making time to speak with me and for sharing the images used in support of this episode. For more information and to follow Vince, make sure to check out his profile as Kyoto Insider on Instagram along with the Minka Preservation Society website. Outland Japan is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Peter Carnell - a freelance tour guide based in northern Nagano – that transports you to rural, regional and the wilds of Japan in pursuit of stories that lie outside the neon hum of Tokyo and golden trimmings of Kyoto. Stories of travel, life and culture beyond the big cities. Follow the show on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. Please note, prior to October 2024, Outland Japan was named Snow Country Stories Japan.

It's no secret that raising Asia-Pacific private equity funds has become extremely difficult, with regulatory uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and shifting risk appetites contributing to one of the region's toughest-ever fundraising environments. According to Private Equity International data, funds in the region raised $49.2 billion last year, down substantially from $77.6 billion in 2022 and less than half the $122.9 billion raised in 2021. Only 187 funds held a final close in 2023 – roughly half the 365 closed in 2022 and less than a third of the 637 closed in 2021. With LPs more selective than ever in the region, the onus is on GPs to stand out from the crowd. In this episode, PEI Group Hong Kong bureau chief Alex Lynn sits down with three of the region's most senior fundraisers – Monument Group partner Niklas Amundsson, Atlantic-Pacific Capital partner Vincent Ng and Asante Capital's head of Asia Ricardo Felix – to discuss how shifting LP appetites are reshaping these markets. To read more about what to expect from APAC private equity in 2024, read our story in Private Equity International here.

On this episode Dr. Whitehouse is joined by Vincent Ng the Director of Data & Innovation, Specialty Drug Care Program for Bayshore Healthcare. He discusses how Bayshore HealthCare, one of Canada's leading providers of home and community health care services saw a 300% increase in patient usage as well as greater engagement from patients using Digital Empathy. Digital Empathy revealed a new understanding of patient needs and level of satisfaction with Bayshore's services, further supporting their patient-centered focus. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

In this episode of the Screwed Up Moments podcast, we share the story of Vincent Ng, someone who went through bouts of anxiety and depression to the point of near suicide. He shares his realization with the idea of internal scripts and how they impacted his life, as well as his incredible “self-help junkie” journey to find a solution to his problems. Sources: There’s No Such Thing as Free Will But we’re better off believing in it anyway. Music: Theme music for the Screwed Up Moments podcast is the track “A Delicate Moment”, originally composed by Rico Lo of Melodise and performed by Julian Law for this podcast.  Music used in the main body of this episode was provided by Blue Dot Sessions and covered under their blanket license, which you can find at sessions.blue. Track listing is as follows: Our Quiet Company Daymaze Picnic March Ghost Byzantine Night Light Credits The Screwed Up Moments podcast is a joint production of Happiness Initiative and Fable Productions. Executive producers are Simon Leow and Sherman Ho. Production and editing was done by Danny Koordi of Fabl Productions. If you have your own Screwed Up Moments story to share for future podcast episodes, do write us an e-mail at dkoordi@fablproductions.com.

Guest speaker Vincent Ng takes us through a message on pride.

Hello! Welcome to the fourth episode #TRYEVERYTHING! In this episode we talk to Vincent Ng, a Junior Curator and Community Coordinator for A Good Space, who shares his background with mental health, entrepreneurship, and the value of community. It was a truly wonderful conversation packed with so much insight and advice and so I hope you guys enjoy! Highlights of the episode include: ·        Vincent explains his role as a community creator at A Good Space and how it affects the social impact space in Singapore [1:49] ·        Vincent shares how his journey started with a mental illness diagnosis in 2009, and his discovery of the self-help industry [3:29] ·        How local education and the intense results-driven culture impacted his mental health and led him to find his purpose [5:03] ·        What Vincent thinks of his past as being a “seminar junkie”, and why he dislikes the culture of dependence it creates [7:21] ·        Lauren relates with her own struggles of mental wellness and being scared of silence [10:49] ·        How Vincent manages with his mental health these days through journaling and processing his emotions [14:48] ·        Why Vincent thinks you need to be aware of your “internal scripts” [16:24] ·        How Vincent learned to appreciate strengths instead of weaknesses [19:23] ·        Vincent explains the importance of community and interdependence [23:39] ·        Vincent talks about his entrepreneurial ventures from selling sweets to network marketing to a stint at an education technology startup [27:55] ·        What Vincent learned from his various entrepreneurial experiences [31:45] ·        Why Vincent decided to self-publish a book called “Why You Should Fail” [33:17] ·        Why Vincent doesn’t regret his life-decisions, and why he thinks it’s important to make your own life choices [37:48] ·        Vincent shares advice about the importance of understanding your priorities and identity, and the value of rest [41:06] This episode’s guest: Vincent Ng is a Junior Curator and Community Coordinator for A Good Space at the National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre. Before he joined A Good Space, he has also been involved in various other ventures, such as starting a snacks and sweets business while still in school, to being involved with a education technology startup. Later during the final year at university, Vincent would compile these experiences, along with the experiences of many Singapore entrepreneurs before him, into a self-published book titled “Why You Should Fail”  Connect with us! Host: Lauren Ong Website: https://tfr.coach/tryeverythingpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tfr.tryeverything/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tryeverything.podcast/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ohylauren/ Guest: Vincent Ng Website: https://www.agoodspace.org/author/vincentngcb/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vincentk.ng Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincentngcb/?originalSubdomain=sg If you would like to share your story on this show do reach out and send an e-mail to hello@tfr.coach

April 28th Sermon - Vincent Ng

Do you use Pinterest promoted pins? Want to discover how they work? In this episode, I interview Vincent Ng, president of MCNG Marketing and author of Pinterest to Profits with Pintalysis. Vincent helps businesses succeed with Pinterest marketing and visual social media. Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/215

Ever wondered why Pinterest now prompts new users to follow interests instead of people? Vincent Ng from MCNG marketing will talk us through how to use interests to your advantage to get more targeted Pinterest followers.

On today’s episode, Jeff Sieh speaks with Pinterest expert Vincent Ng about some new developments at Pinterest.  Most notably, the return of affiliate links returning to Pinterest after being disallowed on the platform over a year ago.   Vincent Ng is the founder of MCNG Marketing and a Pinterest marketer, and speaker.  He is the author of Pinterest to Profits with Pintalysis and the host of the Pictures to Profits Podcast. He is a top 20 resource for becoming a Pinterest expert according to Heyo, and has written for amazing blogs such as Social Media Examiner, Top Dog Social Media, and Tailwind.

Very excited to have my friend and fellow Pinterest Marketer with me today, Vincent Ng. I consider Vincent the king of Pinterest search optimization. And today we’ll be talking about Pinterest new visual search tool and how it’s a game changer for visual search. Vincent is the founder of MCNG Marketing and Pinterest marketer, speaker, and enjoys reading Batman comics. He is the author of Pinterest to Profits with Pintalysis and the host of the Pictures to Profits Podcast. He is a top 20 resource for becoming a Pinterest expert according to Heyo and has written for amazing blogs such as Social Media Examiner, Top Dog Social Media, and Tailwind.

It's no secret that visual images have power to communicate, and this is especially true in the world of online marketing. How, though, can you make sure that your images are saying what you want them to? We want to make it as easy as possible for you to take advantage of what visual content can do for your business. With that in mind, this week's episode is a special event where I join forces with Alisa Meredith and Vincent Ng to discuss 5 ways to use visual marketing to boost your business.  

Pinterest has changed a lot recently - the largest change has been to Smartfeed. It dramatically impacts marketers and users, alike. We're so thrilled to speak with Vincent Ng of MCNG Marketing - he's great at keeping up with the latest Pinterest news, especially where it comes to keeping up on search changes which is why we are so happy to have him! What is SmartFeed? How Has Pinterest Changed? Pinterest's Smartfeed is somewhat like the Facebook news feed. Pinterest watches what you pin, repin, and like and shows you more of that type of content. And yes, that has meant on occasion that pinning a funny pin means all you'll see are goofy memes for a while. The hiccups appear to be clearing, however! This also means that you no longer see all pins from all the people you follow in chronological order, and of course that people may not see your pins immediately. This also means that the more activity on your pins (repins and likes), the more likely it is to continue to show up for more and more people. Sounds just like Facebook, doesn't it? Vincent has noticed a lot of fresh content appearing at the top of the Pinterest smart feed, while I've noticed a lot of older content again and again, especially with infographics! If your content is getting pinned a lot, consider creating multiple images to freshen things up. Right click here to download the mp3 file to your desktop What Does a Perfectly Searchable Pin Look Like? Create a gorgeous photo that people want to reshare. Use a vertical photo. Use keywords! Don't just put in “shoes” – give more detail. People search for “blue wedding shoes,” not shoes! Encourage click-throughs with your quality design and your descriptions. Wait, pins are being found on Google? Yup! Accounts, boards, and pins are showing up in search engine results. Concentrate on good long-tail keywords and use those in your descriptions. The Men Are Arriving on Pinterest! There are more male Pinterest users than subscribers of GQ and Sports Illustrated combined. To think that men aren't using it is “Absurd!” Agreed, Vincent. Pinterest is really working hard to get men to Pinterest, so it watches your pin activity and tries to adapt your search results based on whether it thinks you are male or female. You can also select gender when you sign up, which will certainly impact your results. How Are Men Using Pinterest? Think of how they shop. They're not usually out to bargain-hunt or to browse, but they go when they have a purpose rather than casual scanning. Think of it as a nicer way to keep bookmarks of items or information for future reference. Is it More Difficult to Succeed on Pinterest Now Than a Few Years Ago? Sure. People who have been on Pinterest a while, have more repins and likes, so their content tends to rise to the top with smart feed. Even if you're just starting out, though – it's such a great traffic driver. How Much Time Will I Have to Spend on Pinterest Marketing? Vincent recommends starting slow, maybe pinning once week or so. I counter that if you want it to work and get the encouragement to continue. Use a scheduler, and don't worry about having to deal with lots of comments. Just pin great stuff. What Happened to Affiliate Links? Power bloggers who were making big money have seen their income dry up as Pinterest is removing affiliate links. While this may not impact the average user, it does provide a good reminder that none of us should be building our house on someone else's land. What About the Pinterest Buy It Button? Pinterest is already a big driver of sales. It's looking to become a serious ecommerce player. So, if you sell items online, stay tuned!!! About Vincent Ng Vincent Ng is the founder of MCNG Marketing, and the author of Pinterest to Profits with Pintalysis and the host of the Pinterest podcast, Pictures to Profits. He'll be speaking about Pinterest at the upcoming Social Media Marketing World Conference in San Diego. Follow Vincent on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Follow on Pinterest  

Jeff Sieh interviews Pinterest expert Vincent Ng on all the new changes that have been rolling out on Pinterest.  Discussion includes the smart feed, promoted pins, rumors, facts, and where Pinterest is heading in the future. Vincent he is the founder of MCNG Marketing and a Pinterest marketer, speaker, and enjoys reading Batman comics. He is the author of Pinterest to Profits with Pintalysis and the host of the Pictures to Profits Podcast. He is a top 20 resource for becoming a Pinterest expert according to Heyo, and has written for amazing blogs such as Social Media Examiner, Top Dog Social Media, and Tailwind. Vincent is also going to be a featured speaker at Social Media Marketing World 2015 Vincent also has an online course, called Pintalysis Academy.  An online, on demand, Pinterest marketing course.

We are sworn to protect the excellence of your marketing, but what does that mean? What can you expect from our podcast?   Just a few months ago, Kelly and I decided we should produce a podcast together. We share a love of marketing and enjoy working together on OverGo Studio clients, so it sounded like fun. And it has been! From choosing our theme to buying costumes (!!!!) and having a great photoshoot on the beach, it has been a blast. It's also been a lot more work than we anticipated. We are so grateful for the help of Rick at OverGo Studio, Jeff Sieh of Manly Pinterest Tips, Vincent Ng of MCNG Marketing, and especially for Carol Lynn and Ralph (Chief Executive Superheroes of Marketing Baby Daddy) Rivera of Web Search Social. Right click here to download the mp3 file to your desktop It is our goal to create a podcast that always sounds great in audio quality and composition. We want the small business owner to listen and have at least one "Aha!" moment per show. We vow never to be boring and never to forget who the real superheroes are.

Vincent is the founder of MCNG Marketing and Pinterest marketer, speaker, and enjoys reading Batman comics.   He is the author of Pinterest to Profits with Pintalysis and the host of the Pictures to Profits Podcast. He is a top 20 resource for becoming a Pinterest expert according to Heyo, and has written for amazing blogs such as Social Media Examiner, Top Dog Social Media, and Tailwind.

Do you want to drive more traffic to your site with Pinterest? Are you looking for ways to improve your Pinterest exposure? In this episode I interview Vincent Ng, host of the Pictures to Profits podcast and author of Pinterest Marketing: How to Search Optimize Your Pins and Boards for Pinterest. He's a Pinterest expert and blogs at MCNG Marketing.  Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/126

You know that Pinterest can increase online visibility and even improve a company’s search engine optimization.  You know it can drive tons of qualified traffic. So why aren’t you using it? Maybe you feel it’s not right for your business—either because you’re b2b or your in the service industry. Or maybe you feel like there’s just not enough time in the day.    Well, today we’ve got Pinterest marketing expert Vincent Ng to share with you how Pinterest can work for any type of business, how you can get started on Pinterest, and even how you can manage your time on Pinterest.   If you’re looking for more traffic and want to generate more leads, you’ll want to hear what Vincent has to share about Pinterest.   http://www.themarketingagents.com/71

Hello and welcome to April. For the first podcast episode of each month I bring fellow Pinterest pro Vincent Ng on to the show to talk about the latest Pinterest news and trends. This month's show is filled with super hot news there's even been some government involvement and Pinterest was hacked! The post Hot Pinterest News- FTC Cracks Down on Pinterest Contests OSP 059 appeared first on .

March is here and that means warmer weather is just around the corner. Don’t worry If it’s still cold in your neck of woods, I have Pinterest news that is sure to warm your heart and get your brain flowing with new pinteresting possibilities. Vincent Ng and I are back bringing you some recent Pinterest news and insights. The post Marketing Strategy and the Utility of Pinterest OSP 055 appeared first on .

Pinterest is continually evolving and changing and to get the best results from Pinterest in your social media marketing it's important to keep up. This week on the Oh So Pinteresting podcast, I'm joined by Vincent Ng to talk about some of the latest Pinterest news and changes. The post Pinterest News and Tips OSP Episode: 051 appeared first on .

"Pinterest is the social network for dream makers" what a great statement from this week's guest on the podcast, Vincent Ng. Vincent is the president and chief blogger of Vancouver based MCNG Marketing. He is an avid Pinterest fan that shares my belief that it can be a very powerful tool in a business's The post A Look at Pinterest for Business OSP Podcast Episode 24 appeared first on .