The Truth About Marketing

In his second interview, Ben Settle spills his guts on his most successful launches… and even shares the numbers. Ben also reveals his worst business mistakes, questions that drive him nuts, and an exclusive copywriting class he's hosting with me soon.

In today's episode, you're going to learn how to use humor and video to get industry-wide attention in your marketing. (Plus, how my man Ian Stanley uses it to make himself stand out.)

Dean Jackson shares his latest marketing philosophy about how to "compel vs. convince" your audience to lean in and take action with you. This is a major mindset shift for most marketers, especially those stuck in the old way of hard hitting direct response tactics that simply do not work longterm.

In this episode, Nicky Roche reveals how business has completely changed in the last 20 years, and the new game being played around you. The insights Nicky shares are critical if you want to succeed in today's business world, so let's dive right in.

Julia Lundstrom shares deep insights on how she helps the older generation of entrepreneurs double their brain power. Plus, how you can optimize your brain's health for peak performance in business.

In today's episode, Ben explains why web marketing tactics destroy your online business, and how he accidentally discovered a trade secret that NO designers were talking about: direct response copywriting.

We also discuss the groundbreaking system he developed that ensures your website always gets you good results, and how it's changing the way marketers do business online.

Sean reveals how he's able to run his business and still take months of vacation (without looking at a single email). He also reveals two formulas he created that teaches people how to pick up a new superpower, and guarantees people will buy without a lengthy sales letter.

In today's episode, Jim Harshaw shares his journey from a high school athlete (who was getting his butt kicked on the mat) to a professional coach and three-time wrestling champion with a shot at the Olympics.

He also explains why making failure a normal part of your day is one of the best investments you can ever make in your career and personal life.