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  • Your Entrepreneurial Legacy with Laura Roser - Entrepreneur Podcast Network – EPN

    Laura Roser, the author of Your Meaning Legacy and Founder and CEO of Paragon Road, the leading company in meaning legacy planning or passing on non-financial assets joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Laura Roser discuss the following:

    * What is legacy planning?
    * What inspired you to start Paragon Road and provide legacy planning services?
    * Why is it important for an entrepreneur to have a meaning legacy plan?
    * Can you give some specific examples of how legacy planning helps business owners?
    * What are some tips to get our listeners started with developing a great legacy?

    Laura A. Roser is the leading expert in Meaning Legacy planning. She is the Founder and CEO of Paragon Road, a company that specializes in passing on non-financial assets (such as one’s values, wisdom, and beliefs).
    Her work focuses on helping individuals create a legacy of excellence – from philanthropic strategies to family legacy planning to character development to the creation of creative collateral.
    She is the Editor-in-Chief of Legacy Arts Magazine and has interviewed many top CEOs, HNWIs, anthropologists, spiritual leaders, philosophers, wealth managers, estate planners, family experts, psychologists, celebrities, artists, scientists, philanthropists and innovators in her quest to uncover how to craft a more meaningful life experience.
    To download a free chapter of Laura’s new book Your Meaning Legacy: How to Cultivate and Pass On Non-Financial Assets, visit www.yourmeaninglegacy.com.

    Websites: www.paragonroad.com |  www.yourmeaninglegacy.com
    Social Media Links:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/legacyartsmagazine

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/ParagonRoadNews
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    16 min
  • APTelecom, 9 years of doing business in emerging markets and beyond - Entrepreneur Podcast Network – EPN

    Sean Bergin, Co-Founder & President at APTelecom that assists organizations commercialize new submarine cable builds in emerging markets again joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Sean Bergin discuss the following:

    * Tell us a little about what APTelecom does.
    * What are the significant changes you have seen in your industry over the last decade
    * From a usage perspective, what’s the next ’big thing’ on the horizon?
    * How does APTelecom plan and adapt to benefit from these rapid changes in market dynamics?
    * Given that the nature of your business is global and you have a small, focussed team, how do you manage to cover the globe so effectively?
    * After 9 years, what key messages would you share with anyone looking to start a new business venture in the telecom’s sector?

    Sean Bergin is based in APTelecom’s Asian headquarters in Cambodia. Bergin has been instrumental in building APTelecom into a globally recognized leader in telecom and fiber consulting, elevating from a startup business to an award-winning global organization which has generated over $195 million USD in sales for clients.
    Under Bergin’s leadership, APTelecom has been named the “Sales Team of the Year” by the Global Customer Sales and Service Awards and has won multiple other accolades including: the Silver Award in the Network Products Guide’s 10th Annual 2015 Hot Companies and Best Products Awards, Bronze Winner for the Best in Biz Awards 2015 International, and the Silver Award Winner for the “2014 Fastest-Growing Company EMEA” by the Best in Biz Awards.
    Bergin has also spearheaded many of APTelecom’s charitable initiatives, including its signature “State of Subsea” series, which is a 501c charity organization whose proceeds are donated to select global non-profit organizations. Bergin has significant management experience at both national and international levels at Telstra, BT and Hutchison. Bergin has also served as Director of Sales for Australia Japan Cable, an international wholesale submarine cable system linking Australia and Japan. He is highly experienced with complex, high value, deals. Bergin has covered, lived, and resided in a multitude of primary and emerging markets across Asia, the Middle East, Australia and Europe.
    Along with APTelecom Co-Founder and CEO Eric Handa, Bergin has generated over half a billion dollars in sales for clients throughout his career. Bergin sits on the Border of Governors at the Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC).

    Website: www.aptelecom.com
    Social Media Links:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aptelecom.net

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/aptelecomnet
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    14 min
  • Decentralized marketplaces and how your business can capitalize on the Future of Work 2.0 - Entrepreneur Podcast Network – EPN

    David Sneider, CEO and Co-Founder at Deconet,  a commerce portal for coders, and blockchain powered marketplace for software and development joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest David Sneider discuss the following:

    * What is Deconet?
    * Why did you start the company? What market need does it address?
    * Deconet is described as a marketplace. Who are the stakeholders in this marketplace, what roles do they play and how do they benefit?
    * Marketplaces often give rise to new ways of working, for example side-gigging. How do you see this trend evolving?
    * What does the future of work look like for businesses? How can they leverage the power of emerging workforces or economic actors like DAOs?
    * Deconet is a blockchain powered platform. What is the importance of blockchain to the Deconet platform?
    * For someone new to the concept of new forms of labor forces like distributed co-ops or, individual actors, what are some simple ways they can use (and benefit) from this structure?
    * If you could give a business owner one piece of advice about how they can keep up with the future of work and the rise of decentralized marketplaces, what would that be?

    David Sneider is the  CEO and Co-Founder of Deconet, a commerce platform for coding and blockchain-powered marketplace for software and development. David is a serial entrepreneur and also founded successful companies including Sendbloom.  David’s interest in cryptocurrency and blockchain is rooted in the ability to create new types of positive sum games. He brings his operational expertise and a deep understanding of customer needs and motivations to the Deconet team. He’s committed to reaching out, asking smart questions, and really getting to the heart of user’s problems.
    In this podcast, David discusses the concept of new types of organizations, economic actors and labor classes that are emerging thanks to the rise of decentralized marketplaces. He also looks at how this new wave of value creators will impact current organizations and how businesses can leverage this trend to their advantage.

    Website: https://deco.network
    Other Links:

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/Deco_Network

    Telegram: https://t.me/deco_network
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  • How to generate a weekly flow of inbound leads - Entrepreneur Podcast Network – EPN

    Tom Poland the best selling author of Leadsology©: The Science of Being In Demand joins Enterprise Radio. He shares how to generate a weekly flow of inbound leads.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Tom Poland discuss the following:

    * Just so we can put this interview in context, can you tell us what good marketing looks like?
    * If that’s what good marketing achieves, what then is a marketing message and where does it fit into the scenario you just described?
    * In your book you lay out a simple formula for creating a marketing message that gets cut-though, can you walk us through that and maybe give us a before and after example?
    * So how do people know that their new marketing message is going to work?
    * Is it possible for an effective message to generate too many leads (that would be a good problem to have) and if so, how do you handle that, and is there an opportunity with that?

    Tom Poland is a Marketing Mentor who started his first business at age 24 and has gone on to start and sell four others, taking two of them international. In that time he’s managed teams of over 100 people and annual revenue of more than 20 million.
    These days Tom’s thing is “Leadsology: The Science of Being in Demand” which is a blended learning program that gives professional advisors a model for generating a flow of high-quality, inbound, new client enquiries into their businesses almost every week of the year.
    Over 2000 business owners across 193 different industries and 4 continents have been through his programs and many have gone on to add millions to their earnings and their testimonials are available on his website
    Tom’s work has been published in 27 countries and he’s also shared international speaking platforms with the likes of Michael Gerber of E-Myth fame, Richard Koch from the 80-20 Principle, Brian Tracy and many others.

    Websites: www.leadsology.guru | www.BookAChatWithTom.com
    Other Imporant Links:

    Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Groups/Leadsology

    Twitter: www.Twitter.com/TomPoland

    Amazon: www.Amazon.com/TomPoland

    Linkedin: www.LinkedIn.com/in/TomPoland
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  • How to use artificial intelligence to bolster your bottom line - Entrepreneur Podcast Network – EPN

    Guy Yalif, CEO at Intellimize, a software company that uses artificial intelligence to help businesses convert more leads and improve the profitability of their website joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Guy Yalif discuss the following:

    * What is Intellimize?
    * Why did you start the company/ What is the founding story?
    * When we think of AI, it’s common to think of robots and smart devices. What does AI mean in this context?
    * How is it used by different parties? What are the business applications?
    * What is predictive personalization and how is it used?
    * How does predictive personalization (in the context of conversion optimization) differ from things like A/B testing or CRO?
    * For someone new to AI, what are some simple ways they can start incorporating it into their stack?
    * If you could give a business owner or CTO one piece of advice about the use of AI, what might that be?

    Guy Yalif is the CEO and co-founder of Intellimize. Prior to Intellimize, he held a number of senior marketing positions at major media and technology companies, including Vice President of Global Marketing at BrightRoll and Head of Global Product and Vertical Marketing at Twitter, as well as leadership roles at Yahoo, Microsoft, Boston Consulting Group, and Tradeweave.
    Guy is a recognized marketing expert who has written for various industry publications and has spoken frequently at industry conferences internationally. Guy holds an MBA from Stanford’s Graduate School of Business and a BSE in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from Princeton University where his thesis was coding artificial intelligence for airplane design.

    Website: www.intellimize.com
    Social Media Links:

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/intellimize

    Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/intellimize
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  • What do the recent Facebook and Google bid increases mean for Google Organic?  - Entrepreneur Podcast Network – EPN

    Harry Sanders from StudioHawk, a Google Partner Specialist, Search Engine Optimisation company out of Melbourne, Australia joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Harry Sanders discuss the following:

    * What is SEO & why is it so important for business?
    * What made you get into SEO and why are you passionate about this, what drives you  everyday?
    * What is the current state of SEO in 2018? – changes to algorithm, things to look out for.
    * What’s the difference between SEO and PPC methods like Facebook ads?
    * What influence is the rise in Facebook ad and Google ad cost having on organic search?

    Tip:  Page speed is an important ranking factor in 2018. Check your page speed and find ways to  optimise images and compress files to improve loading times for users.
    StudioHawk is a Google Partner Specialist agency focused on search engine optimisation. We offer responsive, ethical, and authentic SEO services tailored to your website’s unique needs. We have a team composed of passionate professionals who come from diverse backgrounds and offer simplified solutions to complex online marketing challenges.
    Our Services Has:

    * A proven track record: We’ve helped multiple companies accomplish their SEO goals and maintained a 300% average ROI
    * Ethical practices: We use 100% white hat SEO to make sure your site succeeds without putting it at risk from Google penalties
    * Value for money: We offer specialist services at reasonable rates
    * Credible management: Our knowledge is vetted by Google every 12 months to maintain specialist status.
    * Complete Transparency: We offer full campaign visibility and comprehensive monthly reporting to give clients the peace of mind that they deserve.


    Website: www.studiohawk.com.au
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    12 min
  • Purse Strings Pairs Women With Financial Pros & Maximizes Earning Potential - Entrepreneur Podcast Network – EPN

    Dr. Barbara Provost, Founder of Purse Strings, provides free resources and information to help women make smart financial decisions and pairs them with financial professionals who have been trained and vetted by Purse Strings on how to reach, engage and earn the female dollar joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Barbara Provost discuss the following:

    * Can you explain the Purse Strings model and how you came up with the idea?
    * How did you determine if Purse Strings would be a viable business?
    * What were some of the first steps you took to build the business?
    * Sounds like a lot of resources; how did you pay for the expenses?
    * You’ve come a long way in 3 years – but what did you learn and what would you have done differently?



    Tip: Creating a business can be thrilling one day and bring you to your knees the next.  You may hear from a great prospect who seems really interested, only for them to ghost you.  I learned that you can’t ride that emotional roller coaster because your heart can’t take it.  It’s a business and you need to treat it as such.  Keep a small support group people around you who will be honest and help you muster through the tough times and celebrate when you have the signature on the contract – not before.
    No stranger to hard work and challenges, the Founder of Purse Strings LLC, Barbara Provost, has leveraged her strong experience, active research, and continuous data gathering activities, to solve a problem. Barbara found that women are consistently overlooked by insurance and financial institutions, to the tune of leaving a possible 14-trillion dollars of untapped sales on the table.  Not only is this buying power being ignored for lack of tailoring to women, this powerful demographic is underserved and under-planned for their financial future.  With that sole purpose in mind, Barbara developed expertise on what these institutions need to reach and engage women, creating the first empowerment, education, and training tool to earn the vast spending power of the female dollar
    In addition to Purse Strings, Barbara Provost is President of Provost Consulting Inc.  She and her team have decades of experience working with insurance and financial organizations developing training programs that make learners competent and confident in the work that they do.  She believes, “When those who work within organizations are able to perform their roles at top performance – the whole organization is successful.”

    Website: www.pursestrings.co
    Social Media Links:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/befinanciallyfearless

    Twitter: @pursestringsco
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  • Lifestyle-Based Investing: Achieving Unique Lifestyle Goals - Entrepreneur Podcast Network – EPN

    Steve Frazier, President of Frazier Investment Management, a Rhode Island-based financial services firm specializing in advising entrepreneurs, families and businesses across the country joins Enterprise Radio.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Steve Frazier discuss the following:

    * How did Frazier Investment Management get into this niche area of advising? Describe what you mean by lifestyle based?
    * How does one plan and budget for a living within this type of lifestyle?
    * Are there any special budgeting/planning tools or technologies people can use to help keep them on track?
    * Do clients ever get lost or fall off track when planning and budgeting?
    * Do you have any tips and advice for people about common money mistakes they’re making and how to avoid/stop them?

    Steve Frazier, AIF is president of Frazier Investment Management, a Rhode Island-based financial services firm specializing in advising entrepreneurs, retirees, families and businesses across the country.
    Steve’s passion for investing began alongside his grandfather, hand charting stock prices at an early age. Upon graduating Summa Cum Laude from the University of Rhode Island with a finance degree, Steve dove head first into e-commerce business development; expanding a North American manufacturing business, learning how to use resources efficiently and maximizing financial resources.
    In 2012 Steve took this valuable experience and went back to his two true passions, investing and people. Working with Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. he built incredible client relationships and a practice based on trust and understanding.
    Frazier Investment Management continues these trusted relationships and builds on the client experience by using modern financial tools, top tier research and truly independent and objective advice. Steve is an Accredited Investment Fiduciary, certified specifically for his ability to follow a fiduciary process with his clients’ best interests at heart.

    Website: www.frazierim.com
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    Securities and financial planning offered through LPL Financial, a Registered Investment Advisor, Member FINRA/SIPC. Frazier Investment Management and LPL are separate entities and not affiliated with the Entrepreneur Podcast Network. The opinions voiced in this program are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. To determine which investment(s) may be appropriate for you, consult with your attorney, accountant, and financial advisor or tax advisor prior to investing. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal.
    15 min
  • The rise and evolution of Amazon advertising - Entrepreneur Podcast Network – EPN
    Jeff Cohen, Partner and CMO of Seller Labs, a leading provider of software and resources for businesses who sell on Amazon joins eCommerce Radio to discuss the rise and evolution of Amazon advertising and how it’s changed and how brands can leverage advertising to increase their bottom line.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Jeff Cohen discuss the following:
    * Over the past few years advertising has grown on Amazon.  How has this changed and what opportunities exist for brands on the Amazon website?
    * What does it take for a brand to successfully run an advertising campaign on Amazon?
    * Amazon Prime was a huge game-changer for the online shopping/delivery experience.  Why has Amazon dominated the market so much its putting brick and mortar retailers out of business and why can’t Walmart.com and other online retailers compete?
    * Tell us about Seller Labs. What does it provide to businesses that sell products on Amazon?
    * How do Seller Labs offerings make the company different from its competitors? What type of companies do you work with?
    * What are three takeaways to grow and run a successful business on Amazon?
    SUMMARY: Over the past few years advertising has changed and grown exponentially on Amazon. If you are a seller, take advantage of Amazon advertising. Many opportunities exist for brands on the Amazon website to increase the bottom line. Selling on Amazon is impactful.  Seller Labs help businesses navigate Amazon’s advertising offerings, manage the ever-evolving Amazon online sales platform and support increased sales. Tools for keyword research, sponsored products advertising, product discovery and inventory management are so important to a company’s sales success on Amazon.
    Jeff Cohen has over 15 years of ecommerce experience.  Currently, Jeff is CMO and Partner at Seller Labs where he works with more than 50,000 Amazon sellers providing software solutions and expert advice helping to build world class brands.  As an International speaker, Jeff is often asked to share actionable intelligence on how Amazon works and how brands can improve their business.  Working with Amazon brands has given Jeff a unique perspective on what it takes to be successful on the Amazon platform
    In 2007 Cohen founded Textbooks.com.  Before joining Seller Labs in 2014 as the head of business development, Cohen was the CEO of Campusbooks.com.  He attended the University of Missouri where he received a Bachelor’s of Business Administration and Management degree before earning his Masters of Business Administration at Lindenwood University.
    ABOUT SELLER LABS:
    Seller Labs journey is unique. Veteran Entrepreneur Brandon Checketts founded the company in 2013 after he developed a software tool to resolve seller feedback problems for his thriving Amazon used book business. After successfully creating a solution that automated buyer-seller messaging, Seller Labs was born. The business has grown to include several tools that help Amazon businesses improve sales – from inventory management to keyword search, advertising and product discovery. Its suite of offerings is branded as Ignite, Pro Suite and Feedback Genius. Seller Labs is headquartered in Athens, Georgia and has been named one of the most innovative start-ups in the Atlanta region.
    Website: www.sellerlabs.com
    Social Media Links:
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sellerlabs
    21 min
  • Husband-and-wife Entrepreneurs Targeting Nationwide Growth of Only USDA-certified Organic Juice Bar Franchise - Entrepreneur Podcast Network – EPN

    Landon Eckles of Clean Juice, a rapidly growing juice bar franchise that has over 30 locations open and more than 100 in development across 16 states joins Enterprise Radio.
    This episode of Enterprise Radio is working in association with the Franchise Channel.
    Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Landon Eckles discuss the following:

    * Tell me about Clean Juice. How did the concept come about?
    * Why did you decide to franchise the concept?
    * You recently won the International Franchise Association Foundation’s NextGen in Franchising Global Competition. How has winning that competition helped Clean Juice grow?
    * Where are you looking to expand and who is your ideal franchisee?
    * What’s your advice for millennial entrepreneurs considering starting their own business and, particularly, those considering the franchise business model?

    Husband-and-wife team Landon and Kat Eckles recognized the growing trend where people are now investing in their health, often spending more money on food than clothing. The entrepreneurs founded Clean Juice, the only USDA-certified organic juice bar franchise, with the mission of inspiring others to be healthy in body and strong in spirit. Products include acai bowls, juices, juice cleanses, smoothies, oat bowls, custom toast products, and other healthy snacks.
    Clean Juice now has over 30 open locations, with more than 100 in development, and an average unit volume of $1 million (per Franchise Disclosure Document, Item 19, 2017). By 2021, Clean Juice Franchising expects to have 500 stores nationwide.

    Website: www.cleanjuice.com
    Social Media Links:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cleanjuice

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clean.juice
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