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The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Darrell Stern, Unleashing Marketing Magic with Video and Storytelling Wizardry


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Darrell Stern, Unleashing Marketing Magic with Video and Storytelling Wizardry
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About the Guest(s):
Darrell Stern is a marketing expert who transitioned from a child voice actor to a marketing visionary, leveraging his unique background to revolutionize video marketing strategies. He started his career at the young age of a kid actor and was famously the voice of Scooter Computer on ABC's Schoolhouse Rock in 1983. Fast forward to his adult life, Darryl founded Stern.Marketing and Stern Marketing Agency. His innovative methods in digital marketing emphasize combining video content with strategic blogging to dominate search engines.
Episode Summary:
Join host Chris Voss in this riveting episode as he interviews Darrell Stern, a marketing guru with a unique approach to digital marketing. Once a child actor, Darrell shares insights from his journey from the world of ABC's Schoolhouse Rock to becoming a strategic force in video and content marketing. This episode is packed with actionable insights on how businesses can leverage video coupled with expertly crafted blogs to skyrocket their online presence.
Darrell delves deep into how he helps entrepreneurs and businesses capture stories that resonate on a personal level, aligning with Google's search algorithms. Discover his revolutionary tactics of transcribing videos into articles that not only attract organic traffic but also build credibility and audience trust. Darrell explains this strategy through case studies like Saul, the mechanic who skyrocketed his business using video storytelling and smart SEO practices.
Key Takeaways:
Merging video and blog content is a powerful strategy for dominating Google's search results.
Businesses should focus on creating relationships through authentic storytelling rather than traditional advertising methods.
Sextons need to truly understand video marketing mechanics and storytelling to pull out potential viral stories.
Darryl stresses the importance of continually appearing in social feeds to nurture leads and maintain brand presence.
The value of expertise: Ensure your marketing reflects true proficiency and knowledge in your domain.
Notable Quotes:
"If you think sex is a pain in the ass, you're doing it wrong."
"Video is everything. What is it? Video killed the radio star."
"Every business person needs a little acting background. The show must go on."
"The internet was invented so we could link all that together."
"All of your stories are already inside of you. All I've got to do is pull them out of you."
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