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Finally! A new pixelmator tutorial after several months waiting. So sorry for the delay, I have a lot of other projects going on that needed my attention first. But now we’re back with a new Pixelmator Tutorial on the longest running Pixelmator tutorial website. In this tutorial I will show you how you can putRead more

Use Pixelmator to paint the whole world in your hand

For some time now Apple has replaced iPhoto with the new Photos app. And as with iPhoto it is possible to edit your images in your Photos library with Pixelmator. So in this tutorial I’ll guide you to what’s possible when it comes to combining Pixelmator with Photos.

Using Pixelmator with Photos

A lot of web designers have requested a feature in Pixelmator that will automatically create a set of images in different sizes on export. This is a feature that is not available in Pixelmator. But we can achieve the same by using an app called automator that comes standard with OS X.

Automatic resizing of images on export from Pixelmator

On the Pixelmator forums I see many people having difficultes understanding how layers work in Pixelmator. Especially when it comes to cropping layers. In this tutorial I will explain how layers work in Pixelmator when it comes to their size and how to work with them. I will also show you what cropping in PixelmatorRead more

Cropping and Layers in Pixelmator

Tutorial podcast – Pixelmatortutorials.net

Join the team of web developers from Grok Interactive as they discuss the topics, trends, and top stories that impact the world of web professionals. If you work in any capacity with web developers, designers, or marketers, you will be right at home with The Grok Cast.

Grok Interactive was fortunate to participate in the Students + Startups internship program with Trinity University this summer. We sit down with our intern and Dr. Martinez to discuss the program.

0E - Students + Startups Trinity University

Listen along as Jason talks with Steven Quintanilla of Peer1 Hosting and Cliff Turner of Alert Logic about E-Commerce.

0D - E-Commerce

Listen along as Josh, Joseph, and Anton discuss the benefits and uses of Git and Version Control.

0C - Version Control and Git

Josh, Joseph, and Anton discuss their experience at Ruby Conf 2015. From their favorite presentations to Ruby 3x3 and Ruby's friendly open source community.

0B - Ruby Conf 2015

If you have something that you're not using, and could use a little extra money.. maybe you could share it with others for a small fee.

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The Grok Cast

John Pohly has invested over 20,000 hours in online marketing through a process he calls F.U.N.N.E.L. The episodes will be classified as Blueprint (Concept), Case Study (Example), Dear John (Answers), and Interviews from leading experts and vendors relevant to the conversion funnel process. Visit Fu...

A good freemium is not always the complete answer for your audience. In this case study, the freemiums help my millennial audience with several smaller things before their is any mention of an offer/upsell for real estate. In this short episode you will see the inner working of one of the most advanced marketing funnels ever created for first time home buyers. Best part is start to finish launches in real-time during this 7 episode series and includes creation of a bniche log, Amazon book, and a Pinterest board.

11: Millennials Getting Married Part II Wedding #hashtags

In this case study you will learn about marketing to the Millennial generation and refining your target audience through 3 refining questions that John Pohly ask every client before designing an online conversion funnel or freemium.

10: Millennials Getting Married Part I The Three Questions

Platforms are used to broadcast your message to the masses. Connectors are an opportunities to make yourself available to your audience for real-time engagement. In this short episode of Funnel Club you will see 3 powerful examples of the 1+1=3 formula where co-mingling of platforms and connectors can create something more powerful than the sum of the individual sites.

9: Part III of III Synergy (Platforms vs. Connectors)

In Part II of our Platforms and Connectors series we show you 3-4 places to connect with your audience. Unlike the platforms that are used to broadcast and promote your thoughts and business offerings, the connector sites are where you listen and learn more about your followers. The sense of community, the real-time interactions are jsut a few of the things to look for in a connector site which is often times a social media network.

8: Part II of III The Connectors (Platforms vs. Connectors)

Blogging is a platform. It is your voice in the world and allows you to broadcast your message to the masses. Join John Pohly on this episode to learn the 5 best platforms for getting your message heard in a noisy world!

7: Part I of III The Platforms (Platforms vs. Connectors)

Funnel Club by John Pohly

"This Old Nerd" shows you how you can have the most tech-forward house on the block if you're willing to do it yourself. This is the HD version of the show.

I’ve got a lot of projects I’ve got to do around our new place, so why not continue “This Old Nerd?”
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“This Old Nerd” coming back? Yep.

Last time, we wall mounted our television. This time, find out what components power our home theater. Come join us for our season finale!
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Home Theater Components: The Epic Setup

Time to get the home theater re-started! The #1 thing on our list was wall mounting our new HDTV. However, we got a couple of professionals to install the TV and give us some insights on what you should know if you want to attempt this yourself.
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Wall mounting a flat-panel TV

Being a nerd, old or young, requires you to put yourself in some weird positions. We’ve been in cramped attics, under desks, roofs and all kinds of places and that requires some fitness. Today we took a look at some low tech solutions that work best for us.
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Fitness Technology

Live and learn. My wife almost lost all of her pictures of our kid due to a lack of syncing her iPhone. So, since she’s married to “This Old Nerd,” we fixed it and made it an episode. Learn how to wirelessly sync your photos and videos before iOS 5 is officially released.
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Wirelessly sync photos & videos with an iOS device without iCloud

This Old Nerd (HD)

Your weekly celebration of JavaScript and the web.  Panelists include Jerod Santo, Feross Aboukhadijeh, Kevin Ball, Amelia Wattenberger, Nick Nisi, Divya Sasidharan, Mikeal Rogers,  Chris Hiller, and Amal Hussein. Topics discussed include the web platform (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, etc),...

Ryan Carniato joins Amal & Nick to discuss Solid with a major focus on Signals, which are the cornerstone of reactivity in Solid.

A Solid primer on Signals

Kelvin Omereshone is here to get you excited about boring, reliable tech. He believes a combination of Sails, Inertia, Tailwind & your frontend rendering library of choice are a great combo for building web apps. Tune in to find out why.

The boring JavaScript stack

How does Google build Search? What about YouTube and Google Drive? We rely on Chrome’s Lighthouse scores when optimizing our websites, but what does Google prioritize? Recently the Angular and Wiz teams announced their intention to responsibly merge their internal frontend framework, Wiz, with Angular to bring some of Wiz’s best ideas to Angular. We’re chatting with Minko from Angular and Jatin from the Wiz team to learn about how Wiz has been used in Google historically, what it’s good at, and why it’s worth bringing some of its ideas to Angular.

Off to see the Wiz

Jerod, KBall & Nick discuss the latest news: Devin, Astro DB, The JavaScript Registry, Tailwind 4 & Angular merging with Wiz. Oh, and a surprise mini-game of HeadLIES!

13% of the time, Devin works every time

Alex & James Moore, founding members of the Open Web Advocacy (OWA), join Amal to talk about the critical work the OWA has been doing to ensure users have browser choice and that web apps can be first-class citizens on mobile devices. We learn about how an ad-hoc group of software engineers worked with regulators, legislators & policymakers to help drive some of the most impactful legislation curbing anti-competitive behaviors on the web for tech giants such as Apple, Google & Microsoft via the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). Tune in for this deeply important & timely discussion as we also unpack recent events with Apple and their DMA (un)compliance, and how the OWA helped successfully organize thousands of web developers from around the world to hold ground for a free & open web.

Advocating for the future of the open web

JS Party: JavaScript, CSS, Web Development

Apple computer expert Chris Woodman shares weekly videos showcasing a tip, trick, or technique to help you perform common tasks on your Mac faster and easier. Chris will take you beyond the basics and reveal hidden secrets of the Mac operating system. You will discover useful and time-saving tips fo...

macOS: Learn how to hide windows to simplify the look of your screen.

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Set your default Web browser

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Repair your photo library

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3D Flyover Tour

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Access the hidden Save As command

Mac Tip of the Week

A podcast about what we work on, not what it feels like to be a woman in tech.
Hosted by Edaena Salinas, Software Engineer at Microsoft.
Website: wit.fm

Sarah Bird, Engineering Lead at Microsoft talked about what responsible AI is and its main components and best practices. Sarah also explained what generative AI is and example metrics to evaluate systems that use it. At the end we talked about existing tools that can assist in developing AI systems.

Microsoft Build: Responsible AI (Sarah Bird)

Shruti Pathak, Senior Product Manager at Microsoft, talked about optimizing web applications by using Redis cache and things to consider to make it secure. Shruti also explained what in-memory databases are and how they improve performance. At the end we also talked about the program manager and her experience transitioning from a software development role.

Microsoft Build: Application Security with Redis Cache (Shruti Pathak)

Laura Jiang, Product Manager at Microsoft, talked about what DevOps is and security vulnerabilities in this area. Laura also explained how to dentify and address security threats within the GitHub ecosystem.

Microsoft Build: Security in DevOps (Laura Jiang)

Kathleen has been writing software in .NET and other Microsoft technologies for over 20 years. We talked about how systems have evolved and how the process of developing software has improved. Kathleen also talked about different programming languages such as C#, F# and Visual Basic.

Microsoft Build: Software Development and .NET (Kathleen Dollard)

Mia Reyes, Director of Foundational Security at Microsoft started working in tech after several years of experience in foreign policy. We talked about how her past experience relates to her role in security product management. Mia also gave a general overview on what built in security is and examples of common vulnerabilities. Mia also talked about challenges she’s faced throughout her career and how she’s tackled them.

Microsoft Build: Security and Product Management (Mia Reyes)

The Women in Tech Show: A Technical Podcast

Everything about WordPress except the Kitchen Sink!

This week I Talk About Selling To Enterprise Clients
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Podcast E531 – Selling To Enterprise Clients

This week I Dive Into WordPress Maintenance For Clients
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Podcast E530 – Diving Into WordPress Maintenance	 For Clients

This week I share Where Are They Now #3
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Podcast E529 – Where Are They Now? Part 3

This week I Answer Listener Questions
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Podcast E528 – Listener Q & A

This week I Talk About Web 1.0, 2.0, Whats To Come with 3.0 and 4.0!
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Podcast E527 – All The Webs

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Patrick McKenzie (patio11) blogs on software development, marketing, and general business topics.

Jonathan Siegel is a buddy of mine who lives in Tokyo. I can’t decide whether I’m more floored by the fact that he runs five businesses at once or has eight kids. He recently wrote a book The San Francisco Fallacy, mostly to share his experience with running software businesses for the last two decades with folks who might be getting a wee bit too much of their advice from Techcrunch. I think this makes an interesting companion interview to the last one we did (~6 months ago) with Thomas Smale, who runs the firm which helped me sell both of my businesses. Jonathan is an operator but he’s also a buyer of businesses, as opposed to me (an operator who recently sold businesses) or Thomas (a broker of them). [Patrick notes: As always, the below transcript occasionally has my thoughts inserted in this format.] What you’ll learn in this podcast:  Why folks with successful businesses sometimes sell them (and how this creates opportunity for buyers) Why to make good decisions as a businessperson so that you can make “bad” decisions as a coder/artist/etc How to run five businesses at once (spoiler: put people in charge of the day-to-day work) How two entrepreneurs have found their goals changing over the course of their careers   Running A Business Portfolio with Jonathan Siegel Patrick McKenzie: Hideho everybody. My name is Patrick McKenzie, better known as patio11 on the Internets, and I’m here today in Tokyo with my friend, Jonathan Siegel, who also lives in Tokyo. Jonathan is a multi-time entrepreneur, but I’ll let him give his self-introduction. Jonathan Siegel: Thank you, Patrick. It’s a pleasure to be here. I’d say my background is easiest to understand if you really think about me as a techie. I grew up loving anything that had a battery or I could plug it in the wall. I took apart everything, tried to put it all back together, and it rarely worked. I remember when I was 12, got my first computer. It was a 286 12 MHz. Took it apart, put it back together, and it actually worked. That’s back when you had the big cards in the computer with the hundred little ICs on the green silicon chips. Then after that, I got fascinated, and just did everything else that I possibly could...

        For the full transcript see https://www.kalzumeus.com/2017/05/10/kalzumeus-podcast-episode-14-running-a-business-portfolio-with-jonathan-siegel/

Kalzumeus Podcast Episode 14: Running A Business Portfolio with Jonathan Siegel

I sold Bingo Card Creator, the business I’m probably best known for, through FEI last year. Thomas Smale, the principal of that brokerage, is now a buddy of mine, and he agreed to chat with me a bit about what goes into buying and selling online businesses. I think it is of particular interest to those of you with SaaS businesses already, but it might also be interesting for those of you who might found one eventually, as you can make early decisions (like e.g. technology stack) which built improved saleability into the business from day one. I’ve previously written about the BCC acquisition here. Note that this interview doesn’t go into much depth about that acquisition per se, partially because that isn’t a new topic for me and partially because I’m NDAed with regards to specifics. [Patrick notes: As always, the below transcript occasionally has my thoughts inserted in this format.] What you’ll learn in this podcast:  Why SaaS businesses (and others with recurring revenue) receive a valuation premium Why you should use a broker to sell a business How to start getting a business ready for sale months before the process formally starts How to ease the acquisition process, both for the buyer and the seller   Selling Online Businesses With Thomas Smale Patrick McKenzie: Hideho everybody. My name is Patrick McKenzie, better known as Patio11 on the Internets. I’m here for the 13th episode of the Kalzumeus Podcast with my friend Thomas Smale, who runs FEI. It’s a brokerage for online businesses, which I used last year to sell Bingo Card Creator. Thomas Smale: Hi, Patrick. Thanks so much for having me on. Patrick: Thomas, last year, you helped me sell Bingo Card Creator, which was the first business that I had been running from about 2006 through 2015 selling bingo cards over the Internet to elementary school teachers. Do you guys do a lot of work with SaaS companies? Thomas: In the last 12 months, just to put it in perspective, we did about 80 deals, and this year, we’re on track to do around 100 deals. At the moment, around a third of our business is in the SaaS or software space. It’s not all we do, but it is quite a big focus internally. Patrick: Just out of curiosity, what...

        For the full transcript see https://www.kalzumeus.com/2016/08/26/kalzumeus-podcast-episode-13-selling-online-businesses-with-thomas-smale/

Kalzumeus Podcast Episode 13: Selling Online Businesses With Thomas Smale

Several years ago I wrote a blog post on salary negotiation for engineers. This probably created more value than anything else I’ve ever written — I have a folder in Gmail with thank-you messages from people, and my running total is something north of $2.3 million in added salary per year, mostly in $15k to $25k chunks. A buddy of mine, Josh Doody, has decided to thoroughly own this area, and published a book (Amazon link) on the topic. I rather enjoyed the book, and thought I would have him on the podcast to talk about the topic in more detail. [Patrick notes: As always, the below transcript occasionally has my thoughts inserted in this format.] What you’ll learn in this podcast:  How to avoid the “What is your desired salary?” question How to trade off across multiple axes when doing a salary negotiation (salary, vacation days, equity, etc) How to get raises after being hired  A brief announcement: Keith Perhac and I have parted ways with regards to the podcast, amicably, largely due to scheduling issues. Both he and I have been quite busy with business and life, and we’ve moved to different countries, so we’ll be running our podcasts independently in the future. We’re still great friends and will probably appear on each others’ programs occasionally.  Salary Negotiation with Josh Doody Patrick McKenzie: Hideho everybody. My name is Patrick McKenzie, but I’m known as Patio11 on the Internet. This is the 12th episode of the Kalzumeus Podcast. Things are going to be changing a little bit. Keith Perhac and I have been co-hosting this podcast for the last couple of years, but we’ve moved in different directions in our personal and professional lives. Both of us have young daughters. We’re now living in different countries. It’s difficult for us to make the time to do this on a weekly basis as you might notice because we’ve only done 12 episodes in something like four years now. We’re going to be podcasting independently. We’ll probably still be guests on each other’s programs in the future as is now, I guess, just the “me” podcast for the moment. I’ll have a variety of guests on. Today, I’ve brought Josh Doody. John is a buddy of mine. We came up in the MicroConf community...

        For the full transcript see https://www.kalzumeus.com/2016/06/03/kalzumeus-podcast-episode-12-salary-negotiation-with-josh-doody/

Kalzumeus Podcast Episode 12: Salary Negotiation with Josh Doody

Keith and I are joined by special guest Jay Winder, CEO of MakeLeaps, in this 11th episode of the podcast.  We talk a bit about doing business in Japan, raising money vs. bootstrapping as a SaaS company, how AngelList is going to eat the world, and the usual eclectic mix of topics. [Patrick notes: The transcript below has my commentary inserted like this, as usual.] What you’ll learn in this podcast:  Why you should negotiate from a position of strength and abundance. How to raise a round of funding through AngelList while not being in Silicon Valley. Why AngelList Syndicates are the future of seed stage fundraising. How to manage relations with investors when you have lots of them. How running a bootstrapped SaaS company is different than one which has raised early investment rounds. How the SaaS market is different in Japan. A bit about Jason’s new project, Sales for Geeks.  A brief announcement: Keith and his co-founded Rachel launched a new product recently called Segmetrics.  It’s Baremetrics, for InfusionSoft — gives you actionable, one-look insight into which of your InfusionSoft segments (e.g. traffic sources) are producing results for your business.  If that sounds relevant, make with the clicky-clicky. Podcast: Customer Onboarding MP3 Download (~60 minutes, ~59.3 MB) : Right-click here and click Save As. Podcast format: either subscribe to https://www.kalzumeus.com/category/podcasts/feed in your podcast reader of choice or you can search for Kalzumeus Podcast in the iTunes Store. [powerpress] Transcript: Bootstrapping vs. Raising Money Patrick McKenzie:  Hello, everybody. Welcome to the 11th episode of the Kalzumeus podcast. I’m Patrick McKenzie, here with my noted co‑host, Keith Perhac and our good friend, Jay Winder as CEO of MakeLeaps here in Tokyo. Keith Perhac:  I’m Keith. Welcome to the 11th episode. I can’t believe that we got this out, literally one week after our last episode. Patrick:  This is downright scary. Keith:  This is scary. Patrick:  It’s almost like we have an actual podcast. Keith:  I don’t think so. All right. Cool. Welcome, Jay. Jay Winder:  Thank you. Hello. I appreciate the welcome. I was looking at you guys doing a podcast behind a thick Plexiglas window and I think, “Geez, that looks really warm and cozy inside that little podcast igloo”, so thank you very much for inviting me in. It’s a pleasure to be here. Patrick:  We’re happy to have you from...

        For the full transcript see https://www.kalzumeus.com/2015/02/26/kalzumeus-podcast-episode-11-bootstrapping-vs-raising-money/

Kalzumeus Podcast Episode 11: Bootstrapping vs. Raising Money

Keith and I are back with the 10th episode of the podcast.  This time we’re talking about our wives and kids, how much they mean to us (lots!), and how we try to fit being good husbands/fathers around our mutual desire to keep growing the businesses. [Patrick notes: The transcript below has my commentary inserted like this, as usual.] What you’ll learn in this podcast:  What Keith has been up to with Summit Evergreen and what Patrick has been up to with Appointment Reminder. How having children changed how we run our businesses. How delegating tasks is key to making sure we can spend appropriate amounts of time/brainsweat on being good husbands and fathers, as opposed to optimizing Nginx config files. How Japan’s poor systematic answers to the question of work/life balance decreases the birth rate here.  (Who said this podcast wasn’t educational?)  Podcast: Putting the “Family” in Family Business MP3 Download (~53 minutes, ~50 MB) : Right-click here and click Save As. Podcast format: either subscribe to https://www.kalzumeus.com/category/podcasts/feed in your podcast reader of choice or you can search for Kalzumeus Podcast in the iTunes Store. [powerpress] Transcript: Putting the “Family” in Family Business Patrick McKenzie:  Hi, everybody. Welcome to ‑‑ what is this? ‑‑ the 10th episode of the Kalzumeus Podcast. I’m Patrick McKenzie, better known as patio11 on the Internet. I’m here with my buddy, Keith. Keith Perhac:  Hi, this is Keith. We are on the 10th episode, three and a half years in the making. Probably the slowest podcast ever. I know every time we say we’re going to make these a little bit faster and do this a little more regularly. Hopefully, in this new year, 2015, we’ll actually get that done. Here’s knocking on wood. Patrick:  Knocking on wood. I think we ship products and children about as quickly as we ship podcasts. Keith:  [laughs] Patrick:  In fact, I think that’s almost literally true. [crosstalk] Patrick:  This segues nicely the topic for today. We’re going to be talking about what it’s like to run a business as two guys who are very committed to being family men. Not just to grinding away and burning the midnight oil and the work stuff, as we might have done in our younger and stupider years. Keith:  [laughs] I don’t know. I still do that on occasion, but having a family has definitely changed it. Patrick:  Yeah, so we are going...

        For the full transcript see https://www.kalzumeus.com/2015/01/15/kalzumeus-podcast-episode-10-putting-the-family-in-family-business/

Kalzumeus Podcast Episode 10: Putting the “Family” in Family Business

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This is episode 275 recorded on April 22nd, 2024 where John & Jason talk the Power BI March 2024 Feature Summary including on-object interactions update, Power Query in Paginated Reports, DAX Query View updates with Copilot, enhancements to model editing in the service, and more.

Episode 275 - Power BI March 2024 Feature Summary

This is episode 274 recorded on March 19th, 2024 where John & Jason talk the Power BI February 2024 Feature Summary including updates to Visual Cals, Power BI Home, Measure descriptions with Copilot, Data overview in Explore, and TMDL in Power BI Desktop Developer Mode.

Episode 274 - Power BI February 2024 Feature Summary

This is episode 273 recorded on January 26, 2024 where John & Jason talk to Alex Powers, Senior Program Manager on the Power BI CAT Team at Microsoft, about Copilot in Data Factory and much, much more.

Episode 273 - Interview with Alex Powers

This is episode 272 recorded on January 12, 2024 where John & Jason do the annual year end wrap-up. Jason comes out ahead on his predictions from 2023 - but only by a little, and everybody has a few interesting predictions for 2024.

Episode 272 - 2023 Predictions Review and New Predictions for 2024

This is episode 271 recorded on December 15rd, 2023 where John & Jason talk about the Power BI December 2023 Feature Summary including a Community update, On-object Interaction updates,       Extended customization for data labels, and the OneLake datahub in Power BI Desktop.

Episode 271 - Power BI December 2023 Feature Summary

BIFocal - Clarifying Business Intelligence

Learn the latest cutting edge marketing strategies and discover how to market you and your business. We discuss traffic and lead generation, conversion of the traffic and leads into prospects and then into repeat customers! Learn how best to use social media, overcome call reluctance, know exactly w...

Mitra Pakdaman is the founder of LA Healthcare Design, a Los Angeles-based interior design studio, utilizing over ten years of in-field experience to provide her signature elegant, fresh, and balanced design concepts to large-scale projects. She received her B.S. in Interior Design and her MBA at CSUN and is a member of the International Interior Design Association (IIDA).

Episode 40: Mitra Pakdaman from La Healthcare Design Chats W...

In Episode 39 of How To Market You & Your Business, Paul G. Walmsley chats with Adam Bluemner and discusses the most effective web lead follow up strategies. Adam reveals the findings from a case study of 63,256 phone calls to web leads that he and his company studied in 2015.

Episode 39: 63,256 Calls Boiled Down to the Most Effective Web Lead Follow-up Strategies

In Episode 38 of How To Market You & Your Business, Paul G. Walmsley outlines the Fundamentals Of Marketing From The Beach. As Paul walks along the beach from The Pier at Santa Monica, California he talks about the fundamentals of marketing, giving examples from his current business. He finishes off the episode by describing the latest trend in marketing being used by authors...the "Free plus shipping"offer.

Episode 38: Fundamentals Of Marketing From The Beach

In Episode 38 of the 5 Minute Sales Tip, Paul G Walmsley outlines how to deal with an engineer type prospect. What's an "engineer type" prospect? Well, it is someone who asks a million questions about your product(s) or services and needs to know every little detail. They turn the decision making process into a science project and usually end up suffering from "Analysis Paralysis."

Episode 38: 5 Minute Sales Tip - How To Deal With An Engineer Type Prospect

In Episode 37 of How To Market You & Your Business, Paul G. Walmsley Chats with Thomas Hallgren. At summer school at Yale as a design student, Thomas Hallgren illustrated and wrote his first book and discovered his first love, making children’s books.

Episode 37: Thomas Hallgren chats with Paul G. Walmsley

How To MARKET YOU & YOUR BUSINESS

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How To MARKET YOU & YOUR BUSINESS

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