Morgan outlines how he built a company from scratch, that today generates 150 million dollars a year in revenue serving the high-end real estate industry. He also explains how to leverage previous results and the power of community to multiply your marketing efforts.

John shares how he went from zero to 2.4 million dollars per year in revenue by launching a podcast and building an audience. He also shares how to make your business massively successful by accurately identifying the problems your audience has and developing products and services to solve them.

Chris shares how he launched several podcasts, grew his audience, and then turned these podcasts into both a powerful marketing channel and a reliable revenue stream.

Sheryl dispells a common myth about using social media in the financial services industry and explains how you can leverage to grow your business, whether you're an agent working for a company or you run your own firm.

Akvile explains the powerful role video plays in effective Facebook marketing, as well as some of the targeting methods her agency uses to ensure you're getting your ads in front of the right audience. 

Doug Carr explains how to produce more effective marketing results by analyzing data to make smarter decisions, faster, with less work. He lays out a blueprint for marketers at all levels to improve performance and profitability.

Michelle Stinson Ross explains the importance of engaging with your target audience by using a consistent and authentic message, and understanding their preferred digital platform.

Alicia Baumann explains how she leveraged webinars to create a new and powerful marketing channel for the construction management software company, Procore. In this episode, she outlines everything from strategy to execution in a way that all marketers can follow.

Casey Markee shares some of the recent changes from Google to optimize for voice search that are specific to the food blogging niche and will eventually apply to SEO in general.

Brent Csutoras explains why most marketers get it wrong by trying to take shortcuts and by using the same message for every audience on every platform. More importantly, he shares how you can avoid making these mistakes.