Celebrating Success: Helping Others Achieve Google Knowledge Panels
Google Knowledge Panels highlight essential details about people or businesses right at the top of search results, boosting online presence and credibility. This blog post features some of the folks I know who’ve unlocked and claimed their Google Knowledge Panels using the steps we outline in the article how to get a Google Knowledge Panel. […]
Transform Your Marketing Career This Spring: Practical Digital Marketing Training at Johns Hopkins
I’m excited to announce that I’ll be teaching at Johns Hopkins University this spring. The course is called Applied Digital Marketing: Collaborations with Local Businesses, and it’s designed to give students real-world experience working with local businesses to improve their digital marketing efforts. Course Overview: What the Course is About: Students will get hands-on experience […]
How to Successfully Film Client Stories and Help Them Overcome On-Camera Nervousness
There’s nothing better than filming a client having fun or collaborating on a project; that lighthearted humor and teamwork are exactly what you want to highlight. Let me share a few tips on how you can successfully film a client on-site. Overcoming On-Camera Fear Most people who aren’t used to being on camera feel nervous […]
Reputation Disaster When a Law Firm Doesn’t Claim Their Social Handles
I was helping a buddy who got overcharged by a law firm. Their faceless, trustless site tours the delivery of high impact, high value legal services. But more importantly, for them, they don’t show any actual experience, any actual people, any actual expertise– just a stock art, generic office building on their website. Google, just […]
Stop Using “Busy” as an Excuse: It’s All About Priorities
When people claim they’re “busy”, what they’re really saying is you’re not a priority. The CEO of a healthcare company reached out to me for help with reputation management because negative information appears when you Google his company. He eventually showed up 30 minutes late to the meeting. I typically wait 10 minutes as a […]
Meet Morris, the Fluffy Therapy Dog at Prout Funeral Home
Hey there! I’m Morris, the Australian Labradoodle therapy dog at Prout Funeral Home, and I’ve got quite the pawsitive impact on the community. From spreading joy to offering a comforting paw, I’m always busy making people’s days a little brighter. Let me take you through a few of my adventures and some of the important […]
How 6’1” Dunker, Finn “1FootDisciple” Addy, Launched into the Pro Circuit—A Personal Look from Dennis Yu
I’ve always admired the passion and energy of my friend Dylan Haugen—and it was through Dylan that I first heard about this up-and-coming one-foot dunker from Canada named Finn Addy. They shared a story so inspiring that I had to dive deeper. Finn had just won the 10-foot dunk contest at the Dunk Camp in […]
11 Million Miles Later: The Ultimate Guide to Smarter, Cheaper Travel
Over my career, I’ve had the incredible opportunity to fly 11 million miles! Along the way, I’ve discovered countless travel hacks that not only save money and reduce stress but also make trips more enjoyable. With these tips, you can even cut your monthly travel expenses to less than what you’d spend on rent or […]
Richard Canfield’s Bot is So Smart!
I had the chance to interact with Richard Canfield’s bot, and what truly sets it apart is its ability to address questions related to wealth and finance. One of the standout features of the bot is how well it handles complex financial questions. For example, I asked it, “What are the drawbacks of Whole Life […]
Ted Budzichowski: The Man Powering Maryland with Wirefox Electric
Parker Nathans had a conversation with Ted Budzichowski, the founder of Wirefox Electric. Ted shared how he started his business, his approach to customer service, and why safety and quality matter so much in electrical work. Based in Odenton, Maryland, Wirefox Electric has helped thousands of homeowners and businesses. Here are the highlights from their […]