Digital Hospitality

Repurposing Content to Build Online Communities | Business Coaching Call with David Meltzer | DH050

09.11.2020 - By Shawn P. WalchefPlay

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Digital Hospitality | David Meltzer Coaching Call

Thank you for listening and learning with us on this special episode of Digital Hospitality. This is a repurposed podcast of a business coaching call that I had with my mentor, David Meltzer. Our conversation is actually about repurposing content and creating and publishing engaging digital content for businesses and brands.

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We hope you enjoy this business coaching conversation with David Meltzer. Watch or listen to another of my coaching sessions right now on Cali BBQ Media online: https://calibbq.media/blog/how-to-pitch-your-big-idea-with-david-meltzer-business-coaching/

"MAKE A LOT OF MONEY, HELP A LOT OF PEOPLE, HAVE A LOT OF FUN!" -David Meltzer

 

Quotes from this Episode:

The Final Mile is Critical — [00:02:49] The last mile will always be face to face. It may be mask to mask, but it'll be face to face. The last mile is critical. It's always a place that with creativity, you can find and make money within the last mile.

Reality TV Resonates for a Reason — [00:11:54] Why do people watch Duck Dynasty? Because they want to experience what that's like. ... It's a whole other world. Through the process of doing what you do, you give somebody insight into the real emotional and pragmatic world that you live in. And that's how we learn the most. We're connected to each other.

Always Room for More — [00:21:57] They told me I was too late to the (podcast hosting) game because there I think there was 300,000 or something podcasts and there's a million five now and it's going to be 3 million next year. Yes, there's plenty of room. Trust me.

Check out "David Meltzer: Super Bowl 51's Inside Man" at https://www.forbes.com/sites/richwinley/2017/02/09/david-meltzer-super-bowl-51s-inside-man/

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Connect With David Meltzer:

Visit https://dmeltzer.com to learn more about the mentor, entrepreneur, author, speaker, and friend.

► David Meltzer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidmeltzer/

► David Meltzer Twitter: https://twitter.com/davidmeltzer

► David Meltzer Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/davidmeltzer11/

► David Meltzer LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmeltzer

► Text David Meltzer: 949-298-2905

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Shawn Walchef: This is Inside the Coaching Call with Cali BBQ Media and my mentor, David Meltzer. I was first introduced to you when you were on a sports talk radio on the Mighty 1090 with Scott Kaplan. I was listening to your presentation. You were resonating and you were talking about things that resonated with me in business, in media, in sports and entertainment. And my next introduction was going to Twitter and Instagram to see what you were doing on those platforms. I was intrigued more. I followed you. I reached out to Kaplan, who is a friend of the restaurant, and I thought maybe I should follow up, maybe I should listen to the universe and follow up with Meltzer. That was my first introduction to you. I went on your YouTube page. I saw a video that didn't have many views, but it was your Super Bowl trip where you decided to come home early.

You and I have had exchanges about content creation, making digital media where you were when no one was listening to where you are now exponentially with fifteen thousand people in office hours when when you and I met just in the end of December.

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