You’re the best in your industry, but your marketing? A little too buttoned-up to pull people in. You can’t figure out how to cut through the noise, and meanwhile, the flashier brands are winning. They know how to trigger emotion, while you’re focused on giving value, showing your expertise, and doing everything “by the book.” The problem? It’s making people pass you by. This episode isn’t for influencers or hype-driven marketers. It’s for the experts and founders who’d rather perfect t...

This week on Send Better Emails, Jamie and James sit down with Nathan Lomax, co-founder of Quickfire Digital, a leading Shopify agency. Nathan shares how he built Quickfire, why events like Ecom Collab Club and Engage for Ecommerce are bringing the community together, and what he has learned helping brands grow online. He also talks about launching Snoop Boutique with his fiancée and what it taught him about running a brand from the other side. You will hear Nathan’s take on what makes great ...

Are you missing out on smarter, faster decisions because you're underutilizing AI? Most leaders know AI can help, but few truly know how to make it work for complex research, data analysis, and real-time strategy. In this solo episode, host Isar Meitis breaks down a real-world example: helping his son analyze the rise of Marvel for a school project. The catch? He used AI to do it all—from research to data visualization—and the result is a masterclass in how business leaders can leverage AI fo...

Send us a text YES WE DID! Nate and Dean's Podcast is made exclusively from the finest liberal milk man can attain. We milk only the most ornery and cantankerous liberals and leftists. We load em up with hay, and we wait right until these god damn liberals are about to burst, and then we milk em real good. You should see how relieved they are when we express all the milk from them. It's quite a sight. We take the woke milk, and we drink it, and that's what powers our podcasting ventures. This...

Implementing a seamless Content Management System that is able to grow alongside the firm in the long-term should be a top priority within law firms digital strategies. Through extended team collaboration, firms can create a shared vision for suitable future marketing technology, ensuring flexibility and scalability, while also boosting efficiency and SEO.Today on the Passle CMO Series Digital Masterclass Podcast, we’re diving into CMS for the legal sector, a crucial part of a firm’s marketing

🎙️ Cappaulli (Dads On Couches): Music, Family & the Punk Community🔥 From punk shows to family bonds — Cappaulli (of Dads On Couches) joins the Tunepact Podcast to talk about the heart of DIY music, the importance of community, and how family keeps his creative fire alive.He shares his journey through the punk scene — from drumming in countless local bands to building friendships that turned into lifelong collaborations. Whether it’s managing fan pages, headlining local shows, or keeping the

You’ve got a course. You’ve got testimonials. But no one’s seeing it. If you’ve ever felt like your incredible offer is just sitting in a corner of the internet gathering dust, this episode is for you. I’m joined by Zach Spuckler, marketing strategist and host of Not Your Average Online Marketing Podcast, who pulls back the curtain on what actually works when it comes to running Meta ads to build your audience and grow your course-based business. Zach brings 10+ years of experience and breaks...

In this episode, Doolin chats with Elliese Shaughnessy, founder of the social group Young Adults of Vero Beach, about what it’s like trying to make friends, network, and maybe even date in a town known for its retirement scene. They talk trivia nights, awkward icebreakers, growing a community from scratch, and how Vero’s younger crowd is quietly making its mark. A fun, upbeat conversation about finding your people and keeping Vero Beach young at heart.

AI isn’t just becoming more capable. It’s becoming more personal. And even more "adult." This week, Paul and Mike lead off with Sam Altman’s provocative comments about ChatGPT’s role in mental health and the growing debate over our emotional relationships with AI. Then, from blue-collar workers adopting ChatGPT as a daily tool to tech CEOs warning of an impending jobs shock, the episode explores how AI is quietly reshaping both the labor market and human identity. They also unpack major industry

In this engaging conversation, Reland Logan interviews Jenn Christison, a performance improvement consultant and founder of Seven Ways Consulting. Jenn shares her journey of blending creativity with leadership development, emphasizing the importance of problem-solving and self-care in business. The discussion explores the significance of agency, integrity, and the need for women to embrace their unique voices in the business world. Jenn also outlines her long-term goals for expanding her

Ad fraud isn’t a niche problem, it’s the business model.In this episode of The Skeptical Marketer, host Jake Surrey sits down with Dr. Augustine Fou, one of the original investigators of digital ad fraud and the founder of Fou Analytics, to unpack just how deep and normalized the problem has become. From fake websites and cloned mobile apps to legacy fraud verification firms that look the other way, Dr. Fou explains why the digital ad ecosystem remains a playground for organized crime—and

In today's episode, I am speaking with my dear friend Amanda Goetz. Amanda is my favorite kind of person. She works her butt off, but she's also sensitive and introspective. Her perspective on ambition and how to marry it with family life is baked into her new book, called Toxic Grit, How to Have It All and Actually Love What You Have. Amanda is a two-time founder, four-time CMO, and single mom of three. She inspires over 150,000 people every week through her social insights and weekly newsletter

After nearly two decades in the corporate world of tech and finance, Nitin Gour felt a calling for something more meaningful. He realized that traditional education was failing to prepare youth for the real world, leaving a massive gap between academic knowledge and the essential life skills needed to thrive. In this episode, Nitin shares his incredible journey of leaving a stable director-level job at Citigroup to launch Bloomster, a mission-driven platform designed to equip children with the

In this conversation, Brent Hoodenpyle discusses the impact of online reviews and testimonials in today's digital landscape. He highlights how consumers are becoming more adept at interpreting reviews and distinguishing authentic feedback from less credible sources. The discussion also delves into the differences between testimonials and traditional reviews, emphasizing the enhanced persuasive power of testimonials. You can also watch the full ep here. This podcast was recorded using Riversid...

Trends move fast – and while they can help your brand feel relevant and human, not every one is worth jumping on. In this episode, HeyOrca's own social media team, Natalie and Jessica, will walk you through how to approach trends strategically (without chasing every viral sound). We’ll be covering topics such as why trends matter, how to know if a trend makes sense for your brand, how to talk to leadership about trends, and where to find trustworthy sources to stay ahead of what’s next. You’ll walk

In this episode, Eric Alvarado and Ted Hikes discuss the high net worth foreign national market with Fabian Gonzalez from Symetra. They cover the attractiveness of US life insurance, market opportunities, and the unique challenges faced by foreign nationals in obtaining life insurance. Gonzalez highlights the importance of partnerships, establishing connections in the US, and working with a knowledgeable insurance company to navigate this complex market. Symetra's high-net-worth foreign natio...

Sometimes the bravest thing we can do as entrepreneurs is admit when something isn’t working — even when it looks perfect on paper. This is the FINAL episode of The Business of Good. I’m pulling back the curtain on one of the hardest lessons I've learned in my business journey - the pivot that didn’t land, the launch that fell flat, and the lessons that came from realizing that heart and strategy have to move in sync. This isn’t an episode about failure — it’s an episode about truth. About th...

It's here! Ads are officially landing inside your AI search results, and Google’s not asking for permission. In this episode, Mike Ryan and Chris break down the massive global rollout of AI Overviews (AIO) and AI Mode (AIM). They reveal the experimental phase where ads will soon appear inside the AI content itself, and expose the most critical issue: advertisers currently have neither an opt-in nor an opt-out for these new properties. This means your existing ad budget is being automati...

What if your podcast was more than just content — what if it was your trade show booth, your community magnet, and your category launchpad?In this episode of The Viral Genius Podcast, Fernando sits down with Pablo Gonzalez, founder of Be The Stage and Chief Evangelist of Vendoroo, to unpack how he’s rewriting the playbook for modern marketing.Pablo reveals how he transformed word of mouth into a scalable system he calls Digital Word of Mouth — turning conversations into communities, and communities

This special episode of Product Rebels brings you highlights from a recent webinar hosted by Heather Samarin and Vidya Dinamani, and featuring product veteran Ravi Mehta. With AI hype reaching fever pitch, many product teams are being pushed to “do AI”—without clear strategy or outcomes. In this candid conversation, we break down what’s really working in teams today. Learn the Inspire, Validate, Structure, and Ship framework designed to move your team from idea to impact with clarity. If yo...