In this episode of the Be Real Show, Travis is joined by Kelly Glover, a powerhouse publicist behind the talent squad.  They discuss the impact of podcasting as a mechanism for PR, getting placement, engagement or just getting your voice out there. They talk about correctly tracking your analytics.

In this episode of the Be Real Show, Travis is joined by David Meltzer who talks about leveraging relationships in sports and business to make a bigger impact the sports world. They discuss the sudden impact of eSports and how great an investment it was. Did discusses why he wrote his new book and his life’s mission of empowering people to be happy. They talk about using entreprenuership to cure the environment.

In this episode of the Be Real Show, Travis is joined by Monte Wyatt who helps executive coaches build a strong and consistent profitable businesses through his holistic approach.  Monte has been working with companies to bring clarity on how they lead and manage their business. Monte talks about his book Pulling Profits out of a Hat and how he wants to add zeros all around the world. He’s begun by licensing facilitators to implement the concepts of the book to spread the message.

In this episode of the Be Real Show, Chris and Travis open up the show discussing how sales are such an integral part of real estate. Television shows like to showcase the hustle and entrepreneurship of being a real estate agent. However, real estate is strictly sales and all commission. People who do not have any experience making sales probably will not excel in the field – the turnover rate can be pretty high.

In this episode of the Be Real Show, Travis and Justin open up the show discussing the inspiration behind Conversion Fanatics. Justin prefers to work with established eCommerce businesses because they are the easiest to help. If you need help with your conversions, first, look at your data. Where are your visitors? Where are your visitors falling off? From there, Justin will start collecting qualitative data through surveys. Then, they measure what is most important from the consumer's point of view.

In this episode of the Be Real Show, Ross and Travis open up the show discussing the meaning behind his name 3.7 DESIGNS. The general idea of The Butterfly Effect is a chain reaction can occur with something unpredictably significant at the end of the chain. When the formula reaches 3.7, that’s when The Butterfly Effect occurs. The biggest question Ross gets is how to get a higher ranking on search engines. Often, these businesses are getting outranked by their competition.

In this episode of the Be Real Show, John and Travis open up the show discussing the need behind hiring Filipino virtual assistants. At first, John had a reference from someone to hire his first VA full-time. It was working so well; John wanted to create a platform for himself and others to find VAs without going through a company. The most common job on OnlineJobs.ph is a virtual assistant.

In this episode of the Be Real Show, Matt and Travis open up the show discussing Matt’s inspiration behind his international travels with his wife. Plus, Matt describes how he chose the destinations; they didn’t take winter clothes, so they followed the sun for twenty-seven months. First, they would book the big trips to different continents; in between, they would figure out the logistics to get from country to country.

In this episode of the Be Real Show, Casey and Travis open up the show discussing Casey's sales background and how it made him a natural fit to be an excellent advertiser. You can put businesses in different buckets: firms that have a traffic problem and firms that have a conversion problem. Most smaller companies are not suited to start running advertising because the sales process sucks. At the end of the day, cost per acquisition is the only thing that matters.

In this episode of the Be Real Show, Chris and Travis open up the show discussing the inspiration behind his business, Yoko Consulting. It is so hard to calculate impact; there is an opportunity for someone to create a good net score that would take into account environmental impact and employee wellness. Chris works with his clients to find out how they want to leave an impact on their world; he works to help them understand who benefits from these impacts.