The short answer to the question posed in the title is, “It might not be a bad idea.” For an example of the power of repeated 140 character blasts at work in the real world, we turn to the story of Scott Stratten, music industry marketer and sales training manager. Scott decided to test his…
DetailsJason Hartman welcomes Stefanie Hartman, founder of Centaur Strategies, to the show to discuss behind the scenes marketing strategies for experts to better position themselves in their given fields. Listen in at: http://SpeakingofWealth.com/category/podcast/. Stefanie shares her own expert knowledge in marketing, such as “Thinking Outside the Book,” what to do after your book is written.…
DetailsMaybe you’re one of the few Gandhi or Mother Teresa types who got into podcasting to help humankind and make this planet a better place to live. The truth is this does NOT describe the majority of us who drifted into podcasting (i.e capitalism) for purely selfish reasons. The good news is that there’s nothing…
DetailsJason Hartman talks with Bryan Caplovitz of SpeakerMatch located in Austin Texas. As the only service of its kind when it comes to matching speakers and speaking opportunities, SpeakerMatch reaches emerging professional speakers, business leaders, technical gurus, educators, and other subject-matter experts who want to communicate what they know. More at: https://speakingofwealth.com/category/podcast/. The service is…
DetailsBefore we go too far with the idea of podcasting as a career savior for one of Hollywood’s one-time hip directors, we should probably establish Kevin Smith’s bona fides as an actor and director. Smith won fans as the non-talkative half of the duo Jay and Silent Bob, characters that appear intermittently throughout his films.…
DetailsJason Hartman talks with Darren LaCroix, the World Champion of Public Speaking, who out-spoke 25,000 contestants from 14 countries to win that title. That was just a benchmark. Since that victory, Darren has traveled the world demystifying the process of creating a powerful speech. He has roused audiences in faraway places like Saudi Arabia, China,…
DetailsJason Hartman talks with Kim Mateus, Senior Partner of Mequoda Group, LLC who leads the Mequoda Research Team responsible for content development for events, seminars, workshops and in-house training programs. She works with new and existing consulting clients to help assess their current internet marketing programs and design educational and consulting services to increase their…
DetailsIt was only a few short years ago that podcasting coasted along the avante garde edge of indie affectation, but now the independent spirit of podcasting has nearly completed the evolutionary process into a mainstream medium. Even though podcasting has come a long ways towards mass acceptance over the course of a handful of years,…
DetailsJason Hartman talks with author, editor and literary coach, Ariel Gore. Some call her The Indiana Jones of literature” and her books include Bluebird: On Women and Happiness (forthcoming from Farrar, Straus and Giroux), the critically acclaimed writing guide How to Become a Famous Writer Before You’re Dead, the Booksense pick novel The Traveling Death…
DetailsBack in the mists of pre-history, about 1987, MTV hired a photogenic guy with long, flowing blonde hair and a shiny jacket worn with the sleeves pushed up to the elbows. At that time, when the network actually played music videos, they needed a VJ to introduce the clips. Hard as it may be to…
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