Ep.013 Featuring guest Brenda Ster
The FWD: Thinking Show
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Ep.012 Featuring guest Ben Cummings
The FWD: Thinking Show
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Ep.011 Featuring guest Monica Hoyer
The FWD: Thinking Show
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Ep.010 Featuring guest Jay Moore
The FWD: Thinking Show
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Ep.009 Featuring guest Amy Woods
The FWD: Thinking Show
Content repurposing isn’t copying and pasting content from one format to another. It’s a strategic process that when done correctly, can change the way you market for the better. Learn how Amy Woods, Founder of Content 10X, helps businesses repurpose content to increase discoverability, credibility, and customer trust.
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Ep.008 Featuring guests Tom, Chris and Meghan
The FWD: Thinking Show
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Ep.007 Featuring guest John Jantsch
The FWD: Thinking Show
In this episode of The FWD: Thinking Show, John Jantsch — CEO of Duct Tape Marketing — discusses how marketing has changed over the years, and how marketers can apply the new marketing funnel to gain audience trust.
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Ep.006 Featuring guest Matthew Smith
The FWD: Thinking Show
In this episode of The FWD: Thinking Show, Matthew Smith — Founder of Really Good Emails and design agency Fathom & Draft — shares his thoughts on the most important elements of email design, how to simplify design using an approach called “design golf,” and how to create an email structure that helps you do more in less time. The episode title is "What do email design and legos have in common?"
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Ep.005 Featuring guest Joanna Weibe
The FWD: Thinking Show
On the fifth episode of The FWD: Thinking Show, Joanna joins us to talk about which email writing ‘best practices’ are meant to be broken — and which ones shouldn’t be — and why standing out in the inbox means saying goodbye to safe copy.
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Ep.004 Featuring guest Val Geisler
The FWD: Thinking Show
In episode 4 of , we talk with Val, CEO of Fix My Churn, all about how to create emails that connect with subscribers on an emotional level and drive more sales.
info_outlineNot interested in being a podcaster, but want to be on podcasts?
Get ready to rock the mic, no matter what side you're on!
In this episode, Jessica Rhodes of Interview Connections and #RockThePodcast teaches us how to grow our brands and businesses by successfully becoming a guest on podcasts.
Jessica takes us through the entire process from positioning ourselves, pitching to shows, preparing for interviews and following up with hosts and listeners.
In this episode, we’ll cover:
- How becoming a podcast guest can help you build your personal brand and attract new fans and followers
- How to attract leads as a guest even when podcasts are typically a "no-pitch zone"
- The do's and don'ts of pitching yourself
- What gear (if any) you'll need to sound professional without breaking the bank
- How to prepare for a show after you've landed an interview
- When to use a landing page or email automation with your audience destination
- How being on a Walking Dead podcast can help you grow your business
- And much more…
Key takeaway
One of my key takeaways from our conversation: "Tap into some of that fun energy that I know you have..." - Jessica on being a podcast guest
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