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Let’s say you have a one minute interview with Mari Smith. What’s the ROI? If you remarket that to Mari Smith’s audience, you’ve created a pseudo-remarketing audience. Though her audience hasn’t engaged with you yet, because they trust her, that trust confers to you. This principle is called “implied authority” and you can learn more […]

In 2010 I served a 2-year mission for my church. My job as a missionary was to find people and convert them, through baptism. There were two ways this was accomplished.     Member referrals: People would tell their friends who were already members they were interested in learning more about their church.    Tracking: We’d knock door-to-door

Treat your posting efforts as “greatest hits” content, not a steady publishing effort. You’re trying to identify a “unicorn”, where you can go all-in from an ads standpoint like Larry Kim likes to say: “With your greatest hits, you might have posts from 2 years ago that are still driving most of your traffic and conversions.”

Anyone who follows you knows about the dollar-a-day strategy and how to get famous on Facebook, but they may not know exactly where to start. Can you explain your plumbing metaphor? When we talk about plumbing, people think about constructing houses and the pipes that relay water – I think the same thing is true

I’ve spent thousands of dollars over the last year hiring and firing these reps. (If you’re wondering, they’re not from the Philippines.) But before I get into how I actually hire that many sales reps, here’s a bit about them: Most of them make just over $1 a day. Some have been with me for

Created by /u/noise_filter (aka proxyrax) on 6/15/15 For all the controversy on Reddit, don’t ignore it as a traffic source. It was so popular that he made another animation and we got several more million views. Created by /u/noise_filter (aka proxyrax) on 6/17/15 If you’re a brand, you might not even realize there is a