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Ericast 220 - Kyle is Cool
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It's the end of the month, and that means listener feedback... and that means that we get to hear from a very special new listener to the Ericast: Kyle Kesterson, CEO of Freak'n Genius, the folks behind the YAKiT app (and the not-quite-real Endors.ly site that we talked about in Ericast 218 - Endorsly vs. Fanshout).
Kyle was nice enough to include his contact number, and I'm nice enough to not broadcast that to the world, but you can find him as @kylekesterson on Twitter and learn more about YAKiT at the Freak'n Genius website.
Want your own personalized Ericast shout-out, dry read, dramatic reading of your text of choice, or anything else? Just ask! Call 206-339-3742 (a.k.a. 206-339-ERIC) and I'll provide. I may or may not provide exactly what you asked for, but I'll provide something. (You could also email me, eric, at ericast.com... but, come on; if you're asking me to say something to you, you should do it by voice...)
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Click here to listen to this week's episode!
It's the end of the month, and that means listener feedback... and that means that we get to hear from a very special new listener to the Ericast: Kyle Kesterson, CEO of Freak'n Genius, the folks behind the YAKiT app (and the not-quite-real Endors.ly site that we talked about in Ericast 218 - Endorsly vs. Fanshout).
Kyle was nice enough to include his contact number, and I'm nice enough to not broadcast that to the world, but you can find him as @kylekesterson on Twitter and learn more about YAKiT at the Freak'n Genius website.
Want your own personalized Ericast shout-out, dry read, dramatic reading of your text of choice, or anything else? Just ask! Call 206-339-3742 (a.k.a. 206-339-ERIC) and I'll provide. I may or may not provide exactly what you asked for, but I'll provide something. (You could also email me, eric, at ericast.com... but, come on; if you're asking me to say something to you, you should do it by voice...)