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📣 Announcement 📣 I’ve got a new reflection and goal-setting framework for you… It’s less mechanical Less forced More fun More feeling 1. You’ll see your past year through the lens of a story—like an episode within a season of a compelling tv show. 2. You’ll plan your upcoming year through a meaningful narrative that encompasses both work and personal life. 3. You’ll wrap 2023 feeling grateful—even if it was a hard year. And you’ll have purpose-driven goals for your new year. I’m calling it Storify Your Year. You’re invited. Details here: https://lnkd.in/e4jMTkbd

Why is it necessary to manually enter a message for Facebook? Click here to watch the full episode: https://buff.ly/498nHgQ Learn more about the Bearded Sales Guy and how to Walk Digital Corridors - A Better Future For Sales, subscribe to my newsletter here: https://buff.ly/4aFFoFL #WalkingDigitalCorridors #SocialSelling #MentalHealthMatters #PersonalBrand #SocialNetworking #SalesTransformation #PersonalChange #DigitalSelling

Insight from Episode 93 of the Public Sector Marketing Show! 🌟 With the overwhelming noise online, many are turning back to mainstream media for reliable information. 📺📰 Watch Episode 93 again for the full discussion: https://bit.ly/Podcast93 PublicSectorMarketing #MediaTrends #MainstreamMedia

Here’s an example of what I call a “contextual brag”. Not familiar with the term? That’s because I made it up. Here’s the definition.  A “contextual brag” on social media is a boast that is integrated seamlessly into a relevant narrative, providing valuable insights or lessons to the audience. It highlights an achievement or success within the context of a broader discussion, making the brag feel appropriate and informative rather than purely self-promotional.” In this case, I’m sharing a tip on how you can still make your flight if you’re running late. For context, I told you I was heading to LA in order to attend the red carpet premiere of a TV show I appeared on. I almost missed my flight to LA, and that’s how I discovered the tip. So, I passed along a valuable lesson, but I also got to flex by saying I’m on a TV show. Let me know your thoughts on this. Mind if we stop with the humble bragging and switch to contextual bragging instead? Feels more useful and less cringey. ______ ♻️ If this post was helpful or inspiring, please share it and follow Terry Rice for more.

Transparency is key, and Harry Siemens knows this. In this episode, he brings to light the need to open farms to consumers year-round and not just show the reality through social media. Join the discussion and discover the secrets to sustaining transparency. 🌾🔍 Listen now: https://lnkd.in/dHmXGx7J

Here's a secret. Building a community in 2024 won't be about the flashiest videos or the most shocking headlines. No, it'll be about something far simpler. Consistency. 📈 In a world of constant noise, your audience craves dependability. A person or a brand they can trust. Think of it this way. Your favorite TV show. It's not viral because of one killer episode. It's viral because it delivers, week after week. It's dependable. It's consistent. The same rule applies to your business. Consistency builds trust. Trust builds loyalty. Loyalty? That's the foundation of building a community. So, forget chasing the next big thing. Instead, focus on delivering quality, consistently. Remember, the tortoise beat the hare. Not because it was faster or flashier, but because it was consistent. 🐢 I'll be sharing tips on how to stay consistent, even if only your mom likes your content. Make sure to stay connected so you don't miss the upcoming posts. In 2024, be the tortoise 🎉🐢 #consistencyiskey #buildingcommunity #marketingstrategy

Have you seen Emily in Paris? I recently binge watched the show and there's a scene in Season 2, Episode 1, that stuck with me. Emily faces a dilemma that's all too familiar: the paralysis of indecision. Instead of taking a clear stance, she tries to keep everyone happy, which, spoiler alert, doesn't really work out. That got me thinking about the cost of indecision and inaction. How dearly marketers pay for it. * Indecision lets competitors pass you by. Just like Emily, if we don't act, others will—and they'll capture the attention we could've had. * Your brand might get lost in the shuffle, much like Emily's own identity struggles amidst her attempts to please. * Every non-decision is a missed connection. Like Emily's relationships, the connections we could be making with customers remain unrealized, or get jeopardized. Ultimately, it costs us: the marketers, the brand and the business. The reasons are many, but a marketing leader sometimes needs to juggernaut thru the obstacles, because the price of inaction is steep. Curious to hear your thoughts or if you've had an ‘Emily moment’ in your marketing decisions? #B2BMarketing #costofinaction #GrowthMindset

Is this an issue that could get Trump re-elected? You tell us. 👀 Part 2 of the discussion with David Weeks is out now on all platforms! Head over to State House with Frank Santos to listen or watch today! #statehousepodcast

If you focus on what went wrong, you won't see ALL the things that went right! That is the lesson that became crystal clear to me this morning. Let me explain... Yesterday I tried something new on my #justaskcher Linkedin Live show. I am always "doing the most" when it come to my live broadcasts because I have a broadcasting background. (link in the comments) My episode yesterday was truly epitome of "doing the most". MY SHOW HAD 2 live guests, 34 graphic boards, 2 overlays 12 submitted questions, 1 new intro video I just made A solid show rundown I WAS ALSO THE PRODUCER SO... I am handling all the tech Bring my guests back on camera at the appropriate times Sharing the comments on screen Changing the graphics etc OH... AND AS THE HOST I am on camera hosting Talking to my guests Engaging with the audience Reading the questions Moving the show along Etc, etc and etc. This is a HUGE list and not easy to pull off either but I am able! And more importantly I love it. But here's the rub. After the show when I watch it back all I could see was my blurry camera feed (Which BTW was crystal clear on my end while I was live) At that time I chose not to acknowledge How valuable this show was to those who watched it. (I got soooo much awesome feedback.) Or be grateful for ALL of the awesome gifts, skills and experience I have been given over the years to execute this show live on air... IN REAL TIME. Instead I CHOSE to focus on the ONE thing my lacked: a clear camera feed for the host. Obviously it's noticeable flaw but I was devastated over this one little thing. I couldn't even see that huge list of awesome that was also right in front of me. But this morning I remembered the "focus on LACK strategy" is an old tactic that the enemy of your dreams and purpose will continue to use to get you off track. "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy" so WATCH WHAT YOU CHOOSE TO FOCUS ON! (PS Myron Golden, Ph.D. your youtube ministry has been key for me in this season. Please keep doing what you do.)

Picture this… You're a first time CMO for a company that's never had one… What do you do? Check out these #TuesdayTips from CMO Sangeeta Prasad for the answers 🎧 ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eHh3rpdn After that, don’t forget to check out her full episode on #RenegadeMarketersUnite filled with amazing insights! (You can find both episodes through the above link!)