Social Media for Actors: What Casting Directors Actually See When They Look You Up
Casting directors look you up before you ever walk in. Here is what they see, what to post, and how to grow a following that turns into auditions.
TikTok Shop Samples: Why You Have to Spend Before You Earn
New TikTok Shop sellers have to seed wide before they earn. Here is how to spend on samples without going broke, and when to finally get selective.
How To Contact Facebook and Recover a Hacked Facebook Account in 2021
If you’ve been hacked on Facebook and are trying to reach Facebook Support and having no luck, I recently heard of a very creative technique to finally be able to contact Facebook and hopefully recover your account.
3 Expensive Mistakes Founders Make
I have been helping companies launch, market, and earn new sales for over 10-years now and during that time period, I’ve also seen many Founders make the same mistakes before, or shortly after hiring me for advice and coaching. Sometimes the mistake is minor, sometimes the mistake is fatal, and other times we don’t even […]
Social Storytelling: The Art of Telling Stories
“Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a small business, or a Fortune 500 company, great marketing is all about telling your story in such a way that it compels people to buy what you are selling. That’s a constant. ” – Gary Vaynerchuk
The Most Popular Twitter Terms Defined
It seems like every day there is a new term or buzzword with social media, so we thought it would be smart of us to take a moment and explain the most commonly used Twitter terms and their definitions. Check out the list below and if we let anything out – leave it in the […]
What Chickens Know About Social Media
Many of you know that I am a wanna-be farmer. If you add up the various animals we cater too you would find a list that I believe would make Noah proud. Starting in the house we have one Pomeranian, one Yorkiepoo, two cats, and one beta fish. As we venture to the backyard the fun […]
3 Marketing Lessons I have Learned from Listening to Elvis
Elvis was one of my favorite artists to listen to when I was a child. My oldest brother Don introduced me to Elvis at a very young age. I believe it was “Teddy Bear” that won me over, then “All Shook Up” and then “Return to Sender.” By the age of 10 I had read, […]
Cancer, Alzheimer’s, and Social Media
Lately there have been a lot of things on my mind. My mother was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease, my wife has had roughly a bazillion eye surgeries (okay, maybe 3) and I was working on a major business deal that potentially could change my life – that has been put off till May of […]