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Listen in as I do a one-on-one coaching session to break down the best strategies to have wildly effective sales calls (and follow-ups!) that come from the heart and feel good all around. GAIN ACCESS to the full show notes for this episode and access to more business tips from Rayray here: https://paydaywithrayray.com/episodes/47 Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Brittany and I in this episode:  Brittany’s background, inspiration, and goals. What Brittany has created through OCA. Why the most perfect offer won’t sell (and how to make sure it does!). The TOP 3 main objections Brittany gets (and how to address them). Two tips to practice AUTHENTIC TEAMWORK to make sales calls feel goooood. How to have wildly effective calls that are authentic AND empathetic. Sales call hacks and tips to know where your prospect stands ASAP. How to care without carrying when highlighting the painful gap. The SECRET to confident closing and magical, energetic follow-ups.

Brittany Halicki, Coastal Community Credit Union’s digital marketing specialist, has recently emerged from an intense public website rebuild using the Forge platform. Brittany, given her digital background, was tasked with building the site pages using Forge CXP, for one of the first credit unions to do so. Doing this for a champion credit union was no easy task. Brittany was charged with taking a fully re-imagined user experience and content strategy and bring it to life on a fresh new platform. A platform she did not have experience with nor did others in the credit union system. It was indeed time to “forge” ahead into new territory.With a focus on hands-on development, we sat down with Brittany to explore what she believes other credit unions can learn from her experience, including:Production processKey tools usedImportant wins and lessons that other credit unions should considerForge work-arounds IN THIS INTERVIEW:[3:03] Brittany shares some of the improved analytics CCCU is seeing since launching its new public website[4:30] CCCU’s journey to today, the process they employed to get to launch such as personas, user journeys, brand visualization, page planning, engaging with internal subject matter experts and eye-opening user testing[7:50] Brittany provides an overview of Coastal Community’s production process including page plans, content specifications, content writing, implementation on Forge [9:50] The process implementing within Forge CXP including master pages, CCCU component library & Forge widgets, taking a design-first approach[13:35] Some of the tools the CCCU team used during the project including Google Docs, Google Sheets, Invision and Figma[14:30] What went really well that other credit unions should adopt including ensuring all pages have a clear intent and purpose and working agile in 2-week sprints[18:43] Some other implementation tips and tricks including compressing images, free stock photos and iconography[19:39] What might Brittany have done differently that other credit unions can learn from including having more teammates able and available to be hands on with the implementation[21:46] Other recommendations for credit unions including accepting early on that you are going to launch with a public ready website not a perfect website, lean into Central 1 and your team for support, work in small batches and brush up on HTML skills before starting[25:30] Work-arounds that Brittany used including leveraging master pages, layering widgets, and using frames[27:20] Brittany shares the Forge CXP enhancements she is looking forward to[29:30] What Brittany wished she knew before she started[31:45] What is next now that the site is live?ABOUT BRITTANY HALICKIBrittany Halicki hails from South Florida but has lived on Vancouver Island and worked in marketing for about 6 years. Her focus has comprised mostly of digital strategies, SEO and PPC.ABOUT COASTAL COMMUNITY CREDIT UNIONFor almost 75 years, Coastal Community Credit Union (CCCU) has been helping Islanders and their families lead more financially successful lives. As a result of the trust and support shown to us, CCCU has grown to become the largest Vancouver Island-based financial services organization serving over 100,000 members and clients. From up, down and across the Islands, Coastal Community operates a network of 24 credit union locations and 16 insurance offices providing a full range of products and services in personal, business, and commercial banking as well as wealth management, personal and commercial insurance.

For today’s agent spotlight, we’re featuring Brittany Guiles, who’ll tell us a little bit about her life and career before and after joining our team. Today I have another agent spotlight to share with you. This time, we’re featuring Brittany Guiles. Brittany joined our team about a year ago, and since then, her life and career have changed dramatically for the better.  Follow along in the video above to hear her full story. I’ve provided timestamps so you can skip ahead to various sections at your convenience:  0:31—What Brittany’s life and career looked like before joining our team 1:56—What led her to join our team 2:33—What her life and career look like today 3:47—What she struggles with most 4:36—What she appreciates most about our team environment 5:25—Wrapping things up  If you think you or someone you know—whether they work in real estate or not—would benefit from joining our team, give me a call or send me an email. I’d love to talk to you.  If you have any other real estate questions, feel free to reach out to me as well. I look forward to hearing from you.

In this episode, you'll hear: How Brittany started her business How to use Personality Marketing What are the tips on how to develop a Personality to be an Attractive Character in business How to Leverage Your Passion What is the Importance of Mindset and Confidence in Business Timestamp 1:30 - Brittany's beginnings 3:00 - It all comes down to the words that you use 3:40 - Using Personality Marketing 4:20 - Tips on how to develop an attractive character 5:35 - Pull out the unique traits about you the way a caricature artist would 7:14 - Your alter ego 8:13 - What Brittany is building toward 9:50 - Importance of having the Right Mindset in Starting a Business 12:30 - Tip on having Confidence in Business 14:20 - Having Long and Short Term Planning Process 15:00 - NerdFest 15:40 - Get clear on what you really want and create a plan 17:00 - Brittany's Contact Info Contact Information Brittany Bullen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brittanybullen Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/brittanybullenofficial Website: http://www.brittanybullen.com/ Susan Leonardson Email:hi@susanleonardson.com Website: https://www.susanleonardson.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/susleonardson Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/sleonardson/

Given that many young people today are already so passionate about helping to solve our global issues, how can we better engage them and empower them to contribute their unique perspectives and talents? How does engineering tie into this picture of sustainability, and how can engineers best apply their backgrounds and skillset to help further advance our progress towards a healthier future?   Sharing her wisdom here is Brittany Bennett, Executive Director of Engineers for a Sustainable World. You'll hear about the role of engineers in tackling environmental issues, the importance of having young people in leadership positions, the need for policy change and collective action, and more. Let's dive in!   HIGHLIGHTS [4:28] How engineers are uniquely positioned to solve environmental problems. [13:40] Brittany: "One of the greatest things we can do is to combine our power together to create collective action." [16:51] What Brittany does to stay encouraged when others don't believe in her. [17:00] Kaméa: "What is the importance of having ideas in leadership from young people and minorities in today's world?" [19:04] Brittany: "I wish we were more open about our failures as a society."  [20:52] How we can continue to encourage and motivate young people toward action.   Thanks for bringing your light! Find the full show notes with links and resources at www.greendreamer.com/112, subscribe to our newsletter to win monthly giveaways, and share your #1 takeaway from the episode tagging our featured guest and me @KameaChayne to spread the light and to let us know you're tuning in!

In this episode, we talk to the multitalented Brittany Gilman. Brittany has over 15 years of experience in professional sports and has been competing in high-level athletics for most of her life including competing in the Junior Olympics in skiing at age 11. She is now the Founder and CEO of BG Sports Enterprises which focuses on athlete branding, marketing, and public relations among other areas. In this interview, we talk about her competing at an early age, her thoughts on social media, and what she thinks it means to be a strong woman. Enjoy!   Time Stamps:   (1:14) Welcome to Convos with Coaches Brittany! (8:10) Brittany’s start (12:45) Competing at an early age (17:17) Mental agility (18:03) Storytime! (23:10) The transition from competition to student (26:26) The transition from student to entrepreneur  (30:43) Working with Roman Harper (32:25) Brittany’s work now (34:33) Social Media (39:29) Assumptions about Brittany in her career (42:56) Helping athletes (44:40) Brittany’s Coaching Philosophy (46:27) Working with top-level athletes (48:10) What does it mean to be a strong woman? (49:53) Dear Her: What what you tell your former self? (51:26) To my future self (54:47) Passion (56:24) What Brittany is working on now   RESOURCES: Follow Brittany on Instagram! BG Sports Enterprises Inc.    And as always... Visit our Website! convoswithcoaches.com Follow us on Instagram! @convoswithcoaches Contact Us! info@convoswithcoaches.com      

Filling yet another social engagement void that no one knew they needed, Blab is a multi-person live-streaming platform that is once again changing how we communicate with each other. Up to four speakers appear on video simultaneously in Brady Bunch-style boxes, while onlookers can participate via chat. Now anyone can be a broadcaster of content with just a computer or an iPhone (Android coming soon). One immediate differentiator of the platform, besides the ability to have multiple streams simultaneously, is the availability of real-time customer service. By simply typing “@help” into the chat, Blab’s Brittany Metz appears like magic in the Blab to address any issues and answer any questions. The whole experience is so cool that we just had to invite Brittany Metz, the self-proclaimed “Community Princess” (because Community Manager sounded “boring”) of Blab, to talk with us on the Focus on Customer Service podcast. And naturally, we held the interview live on Blab and used the recording to create the audio podcast. PureMatter CEO and Shareology author Bryan Kramer also joined the Blab, which covers a wide range of topics including customer service, upcoming Blab enhancements, and some real-time questions from the audience. Some of the most quotable moments from the podcast include: * “We are about spontaneous, open, public conversations.” * On brands doings customer service on Blab: “You know what, we do our customer service on Blab; it’s public, it’s open because we’ve got nothing to hide. We have great customer service and we want to highlight and show that to the world. I think it will happen.” * “You treat everyone as a star.” * “Everyone has the potential to create really great content here.” * “We don’t want to gamify the system. Content is king, so we want the best content to surface.” * “If you build a product thinking about monetization and how to make money on it, you’re going to build a different product.” As always, if you have experienced awesome customer service on social media, please tweet us using the hashtag #FOCS and we will try to get that brand on a future episode. Here are the highlights of Episode 11 and where to find them: 3:38 What is Blab? 4:41 How did Blab get so popular so fast? 6:10 How Bryan Kramer is using Blab 6:56 Question from the audience 7:50 Brittany’s background and how she ended up at Blab 8:50 How Blab’s customer service works and how it will eventually scale 12:08 Question from the audience 13:32 The largest Blabs so far and the company’s plan to scale its live-stream capabilities 15:16 How Blab launched real-time live customer service 17:09 The plan for future reporting capabilities and other controls 19:53 The most memorable Blab that Brittany has been called into 20:49 What is the use case for customer service on Blab? 24:01 Questions from the audience 27:10 On what other channels does Blab provide customer service? 28:47 How Blab and Twitter integrate 29:40 Questions from the audience 31:00 What Brittany has learned managing customer service for a brand-new platform 34:35 How Brittany was anointed the “Community Princess” of Blab 37:30 Questions from the audience 39:29 Why Blab isn’t about being an “expert” or having the biggest audience 41:30 Brittany’s secret tips and tricks for using Blab 43:05 Questions from the audience

Succeeding in business is a game of finding and being found, and that’s why personal branding is so important, and “your personal brand IS your business.” With a decade of experience in personal brand strategy & content development, Brittany Krystle was hands-on with some of the biggest personal brands online to grow their influence, including Gary Vaynerchuk, Marie Forleo & Tom Bilyeu. Since that time, she has taught thousands of entrepreneurial-minded visionaries how to position themselves online to achieve their goals and create the future they dream of. Her podcast, Beyond Influential, is all about giving you no-BS deeper level conversations, behind-the-scenes insights, and inspirational, actionable interviews from the most influential names across industries. Let’s dive in and learn from the best how to build a brand. Things you will learn in this episode: *[00:01 - 07:14] Opening Segment* * I introduce today’s guest, Brittany Krystle * Bio * Be sure to check out guestio.com ( https://guestio.com/ ) and start booking * Brittany shares a bit of her background * Growing up outside of LA * A dream to be in the NBA as a kid * Pressured to pursue things like law - ‘safe path’ * Learning how to work hard early on * Talking about the balance of enjoying your school years *[07:15 - 20:00] That’s ‘Not Safe’* * Brittany talks about doing what you love vs. pursuing a safe route * Resources available now * Being pushed towards safety * The value of having a gap between high school and college * Brittany shares her journey through college and into her career * Straight from college to legal work * Working as a student during the recession * Looking around and realizing no one’s happy * Opening doors through the online space * Pursuing the unsafe route * A word from our sponsor *[20:01 - 36:16] How to Build a Brand* * Brittany talks through her transition * Navigating through careers * A culture of fear * Getting a job with Gary V through a Tweet * The positive experience working for Gary * Getting asked to do growth hacking * From early days to impacting branding * Pivoting out to find freedom * Looking for something remote * Trying to replicate the success * What Brittany learned about branding * Everyone is human * The value of starting the podcast * Being yourself and putting yourself out there * The importance of practicing what you advise * Giving a voice to the silent experts *[36:17- 48:48] Closing Segment* * Who you know or what you know? * Who you know and who knows it * Finding and being found * Brittany shares about a relationship that propelled her forward * Podcasting guests * The dinner that changed everything * Long term relationship building * ThE RaNdOm ROunD * How to engage with Brittany * Links below * Final words *Tweetable Quotes:* “You being you is the key that unlocks these doors…” - Brittany Krystle “Sometimes the loudest people are the ones who know the least, my passion is to give the people who’ve actually been in the trenches… I love getting those people in front of audiences.” - Brittany Krystle “It’s a game of finding and being found, and that’s why personal branding is so important. It’s great to know all these things, but if nobody knows you know it, then what good is it?” - Brittany Krystle *Resources Mentioned:* * Beyond Influential Podcast ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-influential/id1264581842 ) Connect with Brittany on Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/brittanykrystle/?hl=en ) , Twitter ( https://twitter.com/BrittanyKrystle?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor ) , and LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanykrystle/ ). Check out https://www.brittanykrystle.com/ if you want more expert content strategies and brand insights. Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? *LEAVE A REVIEW* and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to connect with world-class people. Jump on over to travischapel.com/makemypodcast ( https://travischappell.typeform.com/to/kmf5p4 ) and let my team make you your very own show! If you want to learn how to build YOUR network, check out my website a travischappell.com ( https://travischappell.com/ ).  You can connect with me on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/travis.chappell15 ) , Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/travischappell/ ) , and Twitter ( https://twitter.com/traviscchappell?lang=en ). Be sure to join The Lounge ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/byncommunity ) to become part of the community that’s setting up REAL relationships that add value and create investments. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy