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If you catch no other part of this interview, make sure you hear today’s guest confess to vandalizing billboards. If you want publicity, you’ll see why that story is important to you…
Leah Bell saw that poor marketing was preventing a college deals site from signing up users, so she built up the brand and brought in 4,600 new users in two weeks. It was all done by marketing to college students, so we invited her to teach you how to do it.
Wait until you hear about the email that was like a knife to the heart of today’s guest. If you’re an entrepreneur I bet that if it hasn’t happened to you yet, something like this will happen to you in the future. I want you to draw power from that story…
Mark Schaefer knew that influence played a huge role in marketing, so he created content that boosted his consulting business and was named as one of Forbes “Power 50” social media influencers. It was all done using influence marketing techniques, so we invited him to teach you how to do it.
Want to learn how to get Google to tell you which product to launch?
Today’s guest says Google helped her. We’ll find out how it can help you too. Also, do you know the dangerous part of running a trend-based business? You probably do, but wait until you hear…
Report issues here Master Class: College Marketing Session Downloads * NOTE: Please “Right-Click” and then select “Save As” or “Save Link As” Download the video here Download the mp3 here About the course leader Leah Bell is the Director of Business Development and the co-founder of UQ Marketing, which helps brands reach college consumers through [...]
Are you negotiating with someone who has more power than you? Adam Goldstein is a master at it and I want to find out how he does it…
Sarah Hatter realized she was providing lousy support when a customer complained about her canned answers to his questions, so she changed the way customers felt about her company and even got them to promote her products to their friends. It was all done by providing great customer support, so we invited her to teach you how to do it.
How does a founder have multiple setbacks and still go on to build a hit business?
Kelly Fitzsimmons once found herself on the hook for $5 million in debt. She did something painful to get out from under it…
Emmett Shear wanted to get into the gaming space but didn’t know where to start, so he got input from content producers and built a platform that now has 17 million unique monthly viewers. It was all done by talking to prospects, so we invited him to teach you how to do it.
The review is incredibly detailed (and even includes Daniel’s breakdown of what he got out of the membership), but I think this excerpt explains one of the reasons people join…
