Insights into Digital & Social Marketing

This is a replay of the live broadcast with Big Blab Event, Kara Lambert, BibleNewsRadio, John Haynes III, Vicki Fitch, Thomas Neuert, Pip McKay, Jacqueline Shinniman, Peggy McColl, Alexey, ArtJones, Kerrie Phipps, Jennifer, Ian Murray, Sandja Brügmann, Russell Wong, Susan Harrison, JohnJWebb, Felecia Hatcher, MIA REDRICK, Morgan James, Sherree Mongrain, Roy Oliver, Shannon Sennefelder, Angiesabsolutecolour, Lisa Larter, Jonathan, Monique Malcolm, Fugen Apps, Leanne Isaacson, Sean McKenna – #TechBlab, Nicky J-Burch, Cindy-M Waterfield, Robert C. Stern, Gael, Bryan Traum, Wendy Morgan, Darcy Schuller, Natasha Black, Nichelle McCall, Sunshine (Lauren), AustraliaWOW!, sylvester chisom, Marion Ross PhD, Bikineev Anton, Margaret Reeves, Timm McVaigh, Lisa Manyon, Jo Muir, 01pawankalyan01, Ryan Hall, Coach Cass, Clarissa Silva, Mat Sherman, Danielle Boose, William Slaise, Zef Zan, Jeroen – Double Seven Sq, Worthy Woman, Lori Webb, and Eddie Edwards

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  1. @RyanHallTV 1) Go to investor group/association events to meet them. 2) Look for investment organizations that fund companies like you 3) Have a pitch deck or 2-page exectuive summary to send and request a brief intro meeting

  2. @LisaLarter Past 24 years as a career trainer many mature, intelligent women rebel against public relation – merchandising publicity – advertising especially when they must self-promote!

  3. Getting the massage across exactly as it is ..is the most important skill… I konw a person who can write a biography in 20 pages and each word would be like exactly where it should be.

  4. There are books which have impact world over….everybody gets affected by them….I think it is because the way the massage is conveyed made these book so popular

  5. Ian Murray says:

    We talked earlier a lot about pitching for investment. One of the things we shared, is the power of BEING the prize that the investor is buying. It’s not just the products/services we deliver, it’s BEING the character.. Interesting parallel to acting… you are the product every day.

  6. Ian Murray says:

    Has someone asked… How have you gone about not being stereotyped by your previous roles? When you are the product… you want to showcase your flexibility – but where, if you’re known for one thing?

  7. @cindymichelle so sorry that i missed this! i had to jump off for a conf call! but, thank you for thinking of me and inviting me. i’m truly honored @loriwebb thank you for spearheading this trailblazing movement!

  8. when we aren’t sure of the passion, we can be the hummingbird as Elizabeth Gilbert says. they fly from blossom to blossom w/ curiosity collecting the nectar for others, which can lead to purpose. 

  9. Let’s cut to the chase: Women are held to a higher standard in terms of appearance than men. Part of it is themselves and also comments from men. Women are notorious for beginning something new by saying “can’t” but once encouraged they will step forward. Good topic Robert, you are drawing it out of her.

  10. D_Rock says:

    Another option is to have a monthly retainer of lets say $500. And then add your hours ontop of that. you always end up doing way more than just your 1 or 2 hours per week

  11. @LeanneIsaacson I’m GA it is so nice to see how Blab can bring the Globe to our desk so that we can learn about others and that they struggle with similar struggle as yours

  12. Zane Aveton says:

    The person (and people) on camera with you should look at the chat when they are not speaking and they share the responsibility. It’s a smart rotation. Plus someone in the chat usually steps up too.

  13. Zane Aveton says:

    q/ The person (and people) on camera with you should look at the chat when they are not speaking and they share the responsibility. It’s a smart rotation. Plus someone in the chat usually steps up too.

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