Warren Jolly’s site started out as little more than a message board for web entrepreneurs who were running affiliate ads, but he was determined to grow its revenue. So he talked to his customers, and what he heard taught him how to bring his revenues up to $400,000 per month.

I want this site to occasionally bring you business ideas from successful people outside the business world. So I invited Barry Libert, author of Barack, Inc., to teach what he learned from studying Barack Obama’s winning campaign.

The first company he founded failed, but now Darrin Clement is running a multi-million dollar mapping business that he founded and bootstrapped. How did he go from having to close down his previous company to winning so many customers at this one?

The simple answer is he learned to sell. This program will show you how he did that and what YOU can learn from his experience.

Whenever I hear someone rave about a company, in the back of my head I think, hey, I’d like people to talk that way about my work. How can I do it?

I figured you’d want to know how to build that kind of inspiring business too. To learn how to do that, I recorded this program with Jim Champy, author of Inspire!

We keep seeing that people are drawn to elegant products and web sites, but HOW do you design elegance if you weren’t born with Steve Jobs’s design eye?

I asked Matthew May to come to Mixergy and teach you the elements of elegance and give you a framework that will help you create with more elegance.

In a world where everyone assumes that content must be free online, how is Gideon Shalwick getting customers to whip out their credit cards to buy his online classes?!

What’s what I invited him to come to Mixergy to talk about. I asked him to tell us specifically HOW he does that, and to teach how you can do it too.

Do you believe you can create an online show that pulls in a bigger audience than mainstream media?

Leo Laporte is proving you can. See how he’s doing it and what you can learn from his experience.

This is the story of two brothers who took on the established entertainment industry, succeeded for a while — and then almost went out of business when the dot com market crashed. And it’s the story of how they rebuilt their business and became one of the most celebrated digital entertainment studios.

It’s the story of JibJab. Co-founder Gregg Spiridellis came to Mixergy to tell you how he and his brother Evan built their company

One of my goals with Mixergy is to help you build a business that’s as talked about as Cirque du Soleil, Red Bull and adidas. To do that, I invited Bertrand Cesvet, whose firm helped all three of those companies build remarkable experiences.

In this program, you’ll get specific techniques for adding “conversational capital” to your work.

So What? Answer that one question when you talk and people will instantly care about you and what you have to say.

Mark Magnacca came to Mixergy to teach you how to make this small change in the way you present your ideas so you’ll become more persuasive. If you use what he taught, you can…

While everyone else who’s building an internet company over-analyzes the successes of the same small group of dotcoms (Twitter, Facebook, Google, etc), I think Mixergy readers want to diversify their education.

I invited Herb Sorensen here to teach us what he learned in his 40 years of talking to and WATCHING customers as walk through stores and make their buying decisions.

How do you follow your passion, leave your mark on the world and at the same time make money? That’s what I invited Hugh MacLeod to Mixergy to talk about.

Hugh makes a living as an artist. His work influences online conversations. And he’s a marketer whose work talks to people the way they want to be engaged.