Podcast
Leveraging Copywriting For Profit in a Digital World with Jacob McMillen on Episode #0243
They say it’s best to be the one “selling shovels during a gold rush”. In the last 10 years, e-commerce sales have exploded
from $170 Billion per year to $1.2 Trillion, and every single dollar of that revenue runs through copywriting. Copywriting plays a pivotal role in virtually every lucrative online business model, and as a result, simply offering copywriting as a service has become today’s most reliable business model.
Jacob has discovered this firsthand over an 8 year career that started with selling his Jordans to pay rent and has resulted in
5 consecutive years of six-figure freelancing and the #1 Google search ranking for “copywriter”. He’s used his copywriting earnings to bankroll other businesses, including a $40k/month content agency and a $20k/month education company that has helped thousands of new freelance writers build successful copywriting businesses of their own.
With entire industries going under and millions of people out of jobs they never liked in the first place, Jacob’s on a mission
to help aspiring entrepreneurs discover the pandemic proof skill of copywriting and learn how to trade in their freelance side hustle games for a real, reliable business model.
Win This Fight! Stop Human Trafficking Now with Mitzi Perdue on Episode #0240 [ Part II ]
Author, speaker, and businesswoman Mitzi Perdue is a past president of the 40,000-member American Agri-Women. She’s also a former syndicated columnist for Scripps Howard and her column, The Environment and You, was the most widely-syndicated environmental column in the country.
Her television series, Country Magazine, was syndicated to 76 stations. She’s the founder of CERES Farms, the second-generation family-owned vineyards in California. If you’ve ever tasted any of the following wines, you may have sampled her grapes! Kendall Jackson, Mondavi, Bogle, Folie a Deux, and Toasted Head. Today she spends her time as part of the global effort to combat human trafficking. To learn more about her efforts, come to WinThisFight.org, and even better, while there, sign up for her newsletter for inside information on the fight to end human trafficking.
How to Create and Maintain Strong, Values-Based Cultures in Business with Author, Speaker, Daughter of Sheraton Hotel Co-Founder & Widow of Frank Perdue, the Poultry Magnate Mitzi Perdue on Episode #0239 [ Part I ]
Author, speaker, and businesswoman Mitzi Perdue is a past president of the 40,000-member American Agri-Women. She’s also a former syndicated columnist for Scripps Howard and her column, The Environment and You, was the most widely-syndicated environmental column in the country.
Her television series, Country Magazine, was syndicated to 76 stations. She’s the founder of CERES Farms, the second-generation family-owned vineyards in California. If you’ve ever tasted any of the following wines, you may have sampled her grapes! Kendall Jackson, Mondavi, Bogle, Folie a Deux, and Toasted Head. Today she spends her time as part of the global effort to combat human trafficking. To learn more about her efforts, come to WinThisFight.org, and even better, while there, sign up for her newsletter for inside information on the fight to end human trafficking.
Creatively Scaling Your Business In The Most Effective Way Possible with Founder and CEO Of Brainbox Kris Nicolaou on Episode #0238
His open collaboration mindset and innovative thinking has helped clients get unstuck and rapidly scale beyond their limits.(One of his clients recently went from $250,000 to $4 million in annual revenue in less than 4 years.) Duplicating what everyone else is doing is a recipe for failure and yet that’s what most agencies do. Kris is on a mission to help companies break through their ‘in-the-box’ limitations in an industry full of cowboys. Yeeeehaaa!
Building Direct, Action-Oriented Account-Based Marketing Programs For Leading Advertising Agencies with CEO Peter Levitan on Episode #0237
Billable at the Beach® How to Liberate Your Life & Build a 6-figure Consulting Business with Founder Amy Rasdal on Episode #0244
build 6-figure consulting businesses. Amy is passionate about helping others find the freedom and flexibility to live the life of their dreams, without sacrificing the career they’ve spent so long building. Welcome to the show, Amy!
Analyzing & Visualizing Data Through Dashboards So Past Performance Can inform Your Future Strategy with Founder & Managing Partner of Pineapple Consulting Firm with Jack Tompkins on Episode #0236
know your numbers through and through, but also visualize them to quickly get the full picture.
Solve For Y: Breaking Through Business Growth Plateaus And Challenge The Goliaths Using Brand Strategy with Founder & CEO of Six-Point Creative, Meghan Lynch on Episode #0314
The Business Of We: The Proven Three-Step Process For Closing The Gap Between Us And Them In Your Workplace With Author, TEDx Speaker & CEO Laura Kriska on Episode #0289
When she was just 22 years old, Laura Kriska became the first American woman to work in the Tokyo headquarters of Honda Motor Company. On her first day, she was asked to trade her cream-colored Liz Claiborne suit for an ugly blue polyester uniform which was the beginning of many ‘us versus them’ rules. Laura quickly learned how to build connections across differences of language, ethnicity, race, and gender to create a WE approach. She then used this approach to permanently change a 50-year-old corporate policy. Her experience working with thousands of middle-aged Japanese men inspired her to write her first book ‘THE ACCIDENTAL OFFICE LADY’ – an insightful, honest, and personal account of a young woman coming of age in corporate Japan. She went on to become a sought after cross-cultural consultant for Fortune 500 companies on four continents, including the 12th largest bank in the world.
Inspired to create a ‘WE building’ revolution, Laura wrote her latest book ‘THE BUSINESS OF WE’ – a new approach to diversity, cultural difference, and inclusion that will increase employee retention and productivity and prevent misunderstandings that lead to lost revenue, lost time and increased legal risk. Her WE-building framework provides practical and actionable insights for creating a more inclusive and productive world. Whether a team is developing a vaccine or increasing the efficiency of an international supply chain, fostering a workplace that is inclusive and respectful of all employees is key to success.
The 60 Second Sale: The Ultimate System for Building Lifelong Client Relationships in the Blink of an Eye with Sales Expert, Author & CEO Dave Lorenzo on Episode #0288
