On this episode, host Ken Countess helps you determine where to focus your marketing efforts.

In this episode, host Ken Countess interviews renowned marketer and blogger Neil Patel. Neil's blog generates 2 million visitors per month. He has over 900,000 Facebook fans and over 200,000 Twitter followers. He is a New York Times bestselling author. The Wall Street Journal calls Neil a top influencer on the web, Forbes says he is one of the top 10 marketers, and Entrepreneur Magazine says he created one of the 100 most brilliant companies. Neil was recognized as a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 30 by President Obama and a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 35 by the United Nations.

Episode 35 - Building A Business By Following Your Passion - An Interview with Joey Atlas.  In this week's episode, host Ken Countess chats with Joey Atlas, a highly successful entrepreneur who converted a passion into a big business. Joey talks about what he's done along the way and how he markets his business.

Want to grow your marketing list? In this episode, host Ken Countess delivers over 50 ideas on how to easily grow your email list.

In this episode, host Ken Countess interviews leads expert Tom Poland. 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.

In this episode, host Ken Countess shares the secrets to creating great content - even if you hate to write. It's an interview with Constant Contact's Dave Charest.

 

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In this episode, host Ken Countess examines Google's findings about mobile and smartphone search behaviors and how we can use those findings to our advantage as marketers - to gain an unfair advantage over our competition.