David Gosse is a serial entrepreneur that specializes in technology. He is the founder of Namechk.com, the Founder & CEO of Tracky Inc., and he owns two patents for internet search algorithms and has a third patent pending.
Since childhood he has believed that technology promises a better future, and getting things done should be easier. His passion is to help improve the way we can all socially collaborate and thus simplify our lives. Most of his career has involved the search engine industry, and he’s learned how the internet works. He has raised millions in startup capital, built and sold businesses and assembled stellar teams. He has also failed numerous times when launching what he thought was the next big thing.
What he has learned from it all is that we are social, and most of the fun, passion, deals and partnerships happen because of relationships. With his latest endeavor, Tracky, he’s trying to help us all socialize for reasons more than entertainment in the hope that everyone improves their quality of life together.
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Known as “Mr. Blueprint,” Richard Krawczyk is a best-selling author, human potential expert, motivational keynote speaker, business strategist, and most important of all, a father. His credentials include a lifetime of entrepreneurial success. He is a leading authority in the areas of achievement, motivation and peak performance.
He firmly believes that if you live your life with passion, you will create life-long success. Richard’s powerful message of knowledge, opportunity and action make him a worldwide crowd favorite. He created the Ultimate Success Blueprint featuring the ELATE System, and authored the #1 best-selling book Financial Aerobics.
While others focus on money, Richard reminds us that there is more to success than just money. You can become successful in all areas of your life: emotionally, spiritually, financially and in health. Based on these principles, he founded Success Now International – a leading personal and business development training company.
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Perry Marshall
Perry Marshall is best known as the web’s foremost authority on pay-per-click marketing, and the author of The Definitive Guide to Google AdWords. But his latest book, which took 10 years of research to complete, is 80/20 Sales and Marketing.
Perry says the greatest secret to success is MASTERY of the 80/20 principle, because when you know how to walk into any situation and identify the 80/20’s, you can solve almost ANY money problem… any traffic problem… any conversion problem.
He says most people THINK they understand 80/20, but not one person in 1,000 actually does. And knowing the 80/20 principle allows you to fix your own business, or fix other peoples’ businesses. It has levers within levers, so that 1% changes can trigger 50% profits.
If you’re tired of trying stuff, trying stuff, trying stuff and never getting off the treadmill, this could be your ticket to success.
Paul Lemberg
How can small business owners become wealthy? Paul Lemberg knows, and part of his advice is to Be Unreasonable — which is also the title of one of his bestselling books.
Paul Lemberg has worked directly with the owners of around 150 “small businesses” from North and South America, Europe and Asia. He has coached and advised them to achieve greater success, double and triple their profits, and sometimes grow their companies more than tenfold.
But he has worked big companies too, including executives from dozens of Fortune-100 companies like Cisco, Goldman Sachs, Accenture, Adobe Software, Mass Mutual, and JP Morgan/Chase.
He was one of the world’s first business coaches, has authored three books, and his work has been featured in over eighty magazines and publications including the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and Bottom Line Personal. He has also appeared on TV shows like Good Morning America, CNN, Financial News Network, and dozens of national radio programs.
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Are you getting paid for your Intellectual Property? You know, the valuable assets that come from your own mind, where success is not all about location, location, location but ideas, ideas, ideas?
Would you like to expand your business by offering others’ proven content?
Our guest is Rand Brenner, an intellectual property strategist and licensing consultant. He’s the President and CEO of Licensing Consulting Group, offers licensing and sponsorship sales and consulting services, and the founder of Licensing4Profits.
Rand Brenner
He has over 25 years experience in the development of licensing, marketing and revenue strategies for numerous entertainment and consumer brands. He has developed licensing and promotional deals with Fortune 1000 companies including Coca Cola, Kellogg’s, Quaker Oats, Hasbro, Mattel, Random House, Harper Collins, Pillsbury, Topps, Sara Lee/Hanes and others.
Rand was also a licensing executive at Warner Bros. where he was responsible for licensing high profile theatrical, television and publishing properties including Looney Tunes, the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers TV show, two Power Rangers movies, Batman and Batman II movies which grossed over $1 billion in retail merchandise sales, and more.
He is also a public speaker and former adjunct faculty member at the University of Redlands, where he taught undergraduate classes in marketing. He is a guest lecturer on licensing and marketing at the CEO Space entrepreneurial program, a week long intensive business training for small to midsize business owners, entrepreneurs and individuals. He sits on the advisory board of several small companies and serves as a business development advisor to WallStreet Research, an investment research firm with offices in New York and Los Angles, specializing in covering emerging growth and middle market public companies.
Intellectual property is the new currency of the 21st century, and you’ll discover how to capitalize on it and build your IP wealth.
Today the annual Las Vegas Wordcamp conference has a session abou content marketing.
As an author, I usually say that content marketing is just a corporate word for writing, but this session got me thinking about how it applies to every business’s profitable social media program.
The professional bloggers in the session (Aaron Hocking, Gregory Taylor and my good friend John Lynn) are content creation machines. John talked about having created 6000 blog posts and emphasized how he focuses on adding value with every post
Best part of the discussion was after a lot of mentions for mobile blogging, John said he uses the WordPress app. I had it, but wasn’t really using it.
This post proves it works 🙂
