Erik Wolf and Stephanie Frost shre their thoughts on web design, branding and more.

David S. Cohen talks about branding, story telling and how job seekers can focus their message.

The Marketing Catalyst talks with Desiree Scales about the importance of LinkedIn for your professional life.

Danny Kofke
How To Survive (and perhaps thrive) On A Teacher's Salary
www.dannykofke.blogspot.com

Mariette Edwards, coach and starmaker.
Creative, insightful, holistic, quick, curious and innovative, Mariette's work as a strategist and coach has been featured in "Make a Name for Yourself" by Robin Fisher Roffer and "Wired for Creativity" by Candace Long. Her articles on business and career strategies have appeared in print and on-line around the world. A past member of the Advisory Board of Create Magazine, Mariette is a founding member of the International Association of Coaches.

Paul Freet is an entrepreneur - in serial and in parallel. He'll share his thoughts on the strategic marketing decisions entrepreneurs and start-ups must make.

Bruce Brownlee and Jennifer Dlugozima stop by for a talk. We'll chat about using search engine marketing to increase sales leads - helping customers to connect with your business.

Bruce Brownlee Company LLC is an Atlanta-based search engine marketing (SEM) consulting agency with expertise in search engine optimization (SEO), pay per click advertising (PPC), lead generation, and web development. They started web development and traffic building in 1997 for non-profit customers and grew into SEO, web analytics, and digital marketing by way of the publishing and advertising route.
Visit their web site www.brucebrownlee.com

Bonnie Buol Ruszczyk is the president of BBR Marketing. She has nearly 20 years of marketing experience, much of it doing client research. Bonnie has also served as a marketing director for a professional services firm, so has first hand knowledge of how firms work. You can learn more about her company at www.bbrmarketing.com.

We'll be discussing the concept of outsourcing marketing leadership. Bonnie explored this idea in an article called "Need a Marketing Director? Consider Consultants"
(check it out here: http://bit.ly/2X6QIw)