This week on the Content Warfare Podcast, listen to public speaking consultant, David Nihill, share his secrets for creating engaging content through comedy.

Comedy (and some form of humor) has become an incredibly important aspect of delivering high quality presentations. In fact, all of the top ten TED Talks included some level of humor.

David Nihill, of FunnyBizz, joins us for a deep dive into how we can add levels of humor to our content to make it more engaging.

If you enjoy public speaking, this is an episode you don't want to miss...

In this episode of the Content Warfare Podcast we discuss a list of 9 essential concepts for content marketing success. 

This list is the result of a new daily practice Ryan has taken on from the advice of James Altucher's new book: The Choose Yourself Guide to Wealth.

James recommends we exercise our idea muscle just as we exercise our body. In this way we create a list of ten ideas every day. Today's episode takes a recent list of ideas I created and discusses in depth.

There is no interview in this episode... don't miss it.

True Fans.

I'm not going to say any more than that. 

This is an episode you don't want to miss (especially if you're a podcaster).

How do we sell if we don't sell hard?

Listen to Wes Schaeffer, founder of The Sales Whisperer, share the sales secret of self-selection on the Content Warfare Podcast.

Here are just a few of topics we tackle:

This is an episode online sellers (which is all of you) don't want to miss.

Have you tested paids ads?

Did they work?

In this episode of the Content Warfare Podcast, guest Rick Mulready teaches us how to start using paids ads (in the case of the episode Facebook paid ads) to grow your business.

Paids ads can be a little scary. You're spending money without the guarantee of return. However, Rick explains that there are ways build levels of security into your paid ad campaigns that generate a positive ROI.

This is an episode you don't want to miss...

In a world where everyone has permission to publish, how does modern marketing stand out?

Mitch Joel, president of Mirum, and author of Six Pixel of Separation and Control Alt Delete, joins the Content Warfare Podcast to answer this question and more.

This is a marketing geeks dream episode where I rattle questions at Mitch Joel provides honest straight-forward feedback on what the modern marketer should be doing.

An episode not to miss...

Ever wanted to create an infographic?

Donna Moritz, of Socially Sorted, joins the Content Warfare Podcast for lesson on visual content marketing made easy and the epic power of a well made infographic.

This is an episode you don't want to miss...

This week on the Content Warfare Podcast we're joined by content marketing expert Mark Traphagen from Stone Temple Consulting for an deep dive on personal branding.

Mark is also the Content Warfare's first three time guest.

The first time Mark joined our show his personal brand was defined by his expertise on Google+. However, over the last twelve month Mark has worked hard to not be pigeon-holed into a one platform expert. 

Mark has redefined his personal brand and now speaks regularly at SEO and content marketing events throughout the country.

If your personal brand isn't what you'd like it to be, this is an episode you don't want to miss...

Rich Brooks joins the Content Warfare Podcast to explain his new philosophy of business success: Do less better.

Rich Brooks is the founder of Flyte New Media and the Agents of Change Conference. This is an episode you don't want to miss...

Intentional creativity.

Intentional creativity is what separates the starving artist from the successful creative business.

Bestselling author of The Art of Work, Jeff Goins, stops by the Content Warfare Podcast to share his experience and experience on living with intentional creativity.

There is so much in the episode... you don't want to miss it.