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Maria Reitan speaks with on-air media personality, host and professional speaker Katerina Cozias. As the founder of FabAfter40.life and executive producer of the digital talk show LA40 - Life After 40, Katerina reminds audiences that contrary to popular societal messaging, life after 40 is not meant to be a time to give up, rather, it’s the time to get up. Her powerful message “don’t be afraid of change” motivates people to step into their light, regardless of what their age.

We all have busy lives and too much to do, but thousands of people all around the world donate their time to open source projects like WordPress. Why? Listen to this episode of Press This where we interview WP #core contributor Ahmad Awais. Ahmad and his wife dedicate 30% of their time to contributing to open source projects. We'll explore what rewards Ahmad gets from volunteering his time and how it has impacted his business. If you've been considering contributing to open source, don't miss this podcast!

Today on Entrepreneur Effect Dush is Joined by Dustin Mathews. Dustin is the co-founder of Speaking Empire – the disruptive company in the leadership and education space, whose chief mission is advancing the human race by empowering leaders to communicate powerfully, unlock their fullest potential and ultimately step into their Greatness. Dustin is the author of many bestselling books and has shared the stage with athletes, business celebrities, and titans of business. His latest book the NO B.S. Guide To Powerful Presentations: How To Sell ANYTHING With Webinars & Online Media, Speeches & Seminars (Entrepreneur Press) is set for release on June 13th. Known for creating marketplace frenzies that drive people to buy products en masse, Dustin’s companies and private clients have been featured by Forbes, Entrepreneur, Wall Street Journal, USA Today and INC Magazine. Having marketed and filled over 3,000 events AND leading 10 online product launches, Dustin has generated over $43 million dollars in sales.In his most recent research, Dustin codified a process for creating and selling products and services – Irresistible Offer Architecture® which recently received recognition from the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Ross Dun and John Carcutt discuss some remaining news from Pubcon and then start the inevitable November - December speculations of what’s to come in 2018 in the world of SEO.

Gillian Muessig and Anne Kennedy discuss how cities like Seattle are dominated by the Amazons and Microsofts at the top of big business, overshadowing mid-sized companies. They discuss the effect of employees that could be laid off in a city like Seattle and how the economy could suffer. They discuss how funding mid-sized companies could help avoid this potential problem.

Why the Customer Journey Matters for Affiliate Marketers with Todd Crawford, the co-founder and Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Impact Radius. Todd was one of the original founders of Commission Junction, 

After leaving Commission Junction in 2006, he worked for a couple of different companies within the industry. But then at the begin of 2008 spent two years with the other co-founders at Impact Radius talking with industry workers to get an idea of what type of technology or different technologies could make life easier for them.The end result was Impact Radius, a program that offers a suite of tools that requires just one login. James was first introduced to Impact Radius was in 2010 at Affiliate Summit West in Las Vegas, where Todd was demonstrating and showing off the new piece of technology. James recalls that he immediately recognized it as being different than what the industry was accustomed to using.

Amazon PPC Advertising, Voice Search, Mobile and Buying Trends in 2018  as David Szetela moderates part 2 of a roundtable panel of PPC professionals that include:Lisa Raehsler from Big Click CoSenior Manager of Global Engagement at Microsoft Purna Virji Senior Director, e-Commerce Growth Services at CommerceHub Elizabeth Marsten.

Forget the mobile app business logic that tells you to focus on acquisition first, followed by activation, retention, referral and revenue - in that order. That was ok when CPIs were ridiculously cheap, but it’s a “FAIL” in today’s hyper-competitive App Economy. In this episode, our host Peggy Anne Salz catches up Gabor Papp, Growth Marketer at Shapr3D, to discuss why app marketers who focus on retention first have what it takes to win big - and often.

Eric Goldman is a Professor of Law at Santa Clara University School of Law (SCU Law), where he is also Director of the school’s High Tech Law Institute.  His research and teaching focuses on Internet law, intellectual property and marketing law.

Before becoming a full-time law professor, Eric practiced law in the Silicon Valley for 8 years, first as a technology transactions attorney at Cooley Godward LLP and then as General Counsel of Epinions.com, an Internet start-up company. Prior to Santa Clara, he was an Assistant Professor at Marquette University Law School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He has also taught as an adjunct professor at UC Berkeley Law School and the University of San Francisco Law School.

He blogs on Internet law matters at the Technology & Marketing Law Blog, which is one of the most influential internet law blawgs in the U.S.

Eric recently curated a series of essays on Zeran v. AOL for Law.com (Commemorating the 20th Anniversary of Internet Law’s Most Important Judicial Decision) and on February 2, 2017, SCU Law is hosting a conference on Content Moderation & Removal at Scale.

Eric is also an advocate in the fight against lung cancer.

Meryl Gordon joins Maria Reitan to talk about a new biography she wrote about Bunny Mellon. Bunny was a style icon and American aristocrat who designed the White House Rose Garden for her friend JFK and served as a living witness to 20th Century American history, operating in the high-level arenas of politics, diplomacy, art and fashion.