My youngest child sends me articles on occasion for this newsletter (the image above is him in his new dorm room). The first one he sent as a gag and told me not to publish it, but I hadn’t heard about it before. Last month, Snoop Dogg recorded a six-hour Twitch stream muted. That’s right, […]
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Monday was my 300th episode for the Content Inc. podcast. I talked about the importance of celebrating certain dates. For example, did you know that John D. Rockefeller celebrated one day every year more than any other day? It was the first day he was hired for a job. He called it Job Day. Later
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If you want to listen to a life-changing podcast, this interview I did with Michael Jr. may do the trick. After seeing one of his videos in 2015, we recruited Michael to be one of our keynotes for Content Marketing World in 2016. He came back with one of the highest ratings ever. To quote
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The easiest way to build a loyal audience is to become the leading informational expert in your industry niche. This, by the way, is really hard to do. It takes years, sometimes decades, to publish enough consistently amazing information to build a loyal and trusting audience. How can you shorten the time in making this
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My friends Becky and Marc turned me on to a new podcast called Smartless starring Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes and Will Arnett. I’ve listened to five episodes so far. It’s a great break from all my Bitcoin podcasts. The premise is interesting. Each week either Jason, Sean or Will bring on a surprise guest that
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It doesn’t matter what industry entrepreneurs are in, what country they live in, or how many people are involved in the business. One thing is for sure: they almost always lack an exit strategy. Maybe you think you don’t need one. Perhaps you want to leave the business to your kids when you pass. Perhaps
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It’s been exactly a year since my friend and mentor Don Schultz passed away. He was 86. If you don’t know about Don, you should look him up. He’s known as the father of integrated marketing, writing multiple books on the topic and teaching at Northwestern for decades. Note: the picture above was taken in
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