The Coronavirus pandemic has changed the world. In many cases, our businesses and services have had to change with the times.

However, are your clients and customers aware of those changes?

In many cases the easiest changes to your websites and social media platforms are the most overlooked: and it could be costing you money.

Tune in the latest episode as Joe breaks down what you need to look for and how you should be informing your clientele about your currents plans and processes.

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Has stress got you down?

Joe covers some ways you can help reduce your stress levels and feel more energetic to complete tasks and improve your well-being.

Read more about the article which inspired this episode at: https://www.skillsyouneed.com/ps/stress-tips.html

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Whether you’re idle with extra free time or busy as an essential business or worker during these trying times, the COVID-19 pandemic has given us all an opportunity to kickstart various areas of your content marketing which are lacking or that you’ve never attempted before.

Joe shares his five pillars of content marketing and how now is the right time to get involved with each one in order to create brand awareness and strengthen your marketing presence.

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Are you starting to feel the stress of self-isolation during this coronavirus quarantine? Or have you always felt overextended, exhausted or simply worn out with your workload?

In this episode, Joe offers some suggestions on how you can defeat burnout on multiple levels and stay focused on your tasks at hand.

The good news? Burnout isn’t helpless: you’re in the driver’s seat to make positive changes.

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In these uncertain times, we find ourselves having to adapt to our ever-changing world.

Joe covers some of the bases you need to make sure you cover in order to best inform your audience on what you’re doing during these changes and to make sure you’re not missing out on opportunities to remain in touch with your customers.

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With our world changing rapidly due to the spread of the coronavirus (otherwise known as COVID-19) marketing is shifting in ways we have never experienced before.

More than ever, the right attitude and the right message is necessary in these uncertain times.

Joe shares a number of his recommendations on how businesses and brands should leverage blogs and social media to educate and inform their customers about how they are adapting to these changing times, including some ideas on what you should avoid posting and how it’s important to continue building a sense of community on your platforms.

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In today’s day and age, your online presence may be the only way that a potential customer or client can perceive you.

If they get the wrong impression, it could make all of the difference between a sale and not.

Joe covers some ways to help shape your online presence in order to help create a better perception, and reality, of your brand, product, or service.

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Joe invites a very special guest to this episode of the DisContent Show: Kelly Glover, CEO of the Talent Squad!

From Hollywood intern to entertainment reporter, talent agent, and radio host, Kelly has experienced it all. Having started podcasting in 2007, she now operates a boutique agency focused on helping book podcast tours for entrepreneurs.

Kelly shares some of her experience in this interview, including tips for getting started as a podcast guest; such as what shows to look for and how to successfully approach them.

For more information on how you can follow Kelly, please visit http://thetalentsquad.com/

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Joe invites two very special guests to this episode of the DisContent Show: Tash and Viv from Ace The Gram!

Tash and Viv share tips on how to leverage Instagram for your personal brand or business, including how to build an audience and generate leads.

The ladies from New Zealand also share some of their own personal insights into what you might expect for the Instagram platform in 2020 and beyond.

For more information on how you can follow (and listen to more of) the ladies of Ace The Gram, please visit their official website www.acethegram.com or you may follow them on Instagram at www.instagram.com/acethegrampodcast

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Whether you have your own podcast or not, guest appearances are a great way to expand your audience.

On this episode, Joe Kuzma shares some tips for being a guest on a podcast. Among the recommendations Joe discusses are how to not “defeat yourself” by thinking you won’t offer any value speaking!

Conversely, many of the suggestions made on this program can also be used if you have your own podcast and are looking to host guests as well. Whether you host or are a guest, the benefits for each party are numerous and worth looking into.

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