Liana later shared the day and her own kind words in a source-linked post below.
Conversations, teaching, and shared work
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Three conversations where the introduction was only the beginning
The compliment may get quoted, but the questions, examples, and back-and-forth are why the recording belongs here.
The “bland tax” and a generous closing thought
“It’s just amazing seeing the stuff that you’re building … I love what you do.”
Dan Antonelli · watch at 35:59
A technical conversation with a memorable introduction
James introduced me as “an absolute legend” in the context of Knowledge Panels.
James Dooley · read the publisher transcript
Long-form chai beats conference small talk
KJ Rocker hosted me on his own channel and introduced me warmly as a digital-marketing authority. The long format let us move quickly past the résumé.
KJ Rocker · open the original episode
What they published
Stories from the people who were there
Each card goes to the original publisher, post, transcript, or interview.
Why she uses Dollar-a-Day
Liana published a favorable explanation of my Dollar-a-Day method and paired it with a photograph of us together.
A new day of filming together
Liana’s post says we filmed content together, then describes my passion and kindness in the industry.
A recommendation from the early affiliate era
When Murray Newlands asked Scott whom he recommended in 2009, Scott named me and mentioned that my company had moved into their building.
A historical referral that still makes me smile
Murray sent readers to me for Facebook application promotion. The service dates the story perfectly; Facebook apps were a very specific season.
“Bang on the money” in Banff
George called me a good friend, remembered what I taught him about personal branding, and used that phrase for the strategies we discussed.
The airplane seat that became an episode
Jaime’s episode calls me a “content and marketing genius.” I remember that we met by chance on a plane and immediately found mutual friends.
The conference wrote up the method
After my Dubai session, Affiliate World described me as a search expert and explained the Content Factory and Lighthouse approach from the talk.
An early campus description
The university newsletter described me, in Spanish, as an “expert in measurement and marketing through Facebook” while documenting my lecture.
What his class took away
Matthew called me a “true industry leader” and wrote that his students left our session energized and inspired.
Three days she kept writing about
Ai described three days with me and BlitzMetrics as “life- and business-changing” and wrote that I had “mastered his craft.”
A textbook, an interview, and a kind description
Karen called me a “highly knowledgeable” interviewee and included my work among the digital-marketing voices she teaches.
A two-day visit students documented
Eagle PR called me one of the most in-demand experts in using Facebook advertising to increase organizational impact.
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Fifteen named, source-linked mention cards displayed: three full-context videos and twelve published records. Sources reviewed September 5, 2026.
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