Promote, Profit, Publish

Tough love, when done right, can be used as a tool for preparing a person for the long journey of life and all its aspects. This is a great way of disciplining yourself when setting a goal in life, business, or your career. Today, Juliet Clark interviews the CEO of ThinkReactLead , Dom Faussette , about some of his most personal life experiences that molded him into who he is today. Dom explains h...

Podcasting is undeniably the largest growing medium out there. Many businesses and individuals are considering to take a jump into this platform and spread their messages into the world. However, the path to getting there is long-winded and challenging. Here to share his own journey and offer some advice to kick-start your podcasting, and staying for the long-term, is the host of  The Nice Gu...

There is a point on your path to growing your business where the number of tasks and responsibilities becomes impossible—irresponsible, even—to handle alone. That is the point when you must begin to delegate, and the first step is outsourcing work to people you can trust. Laura Briggs is a former teacher turned entrepreneur and freelance writer, and is also the author of Start Your Own Freelance W...

In this day and age, you have to be everywhere to get noticed. For businesses and individuals, that means having to utilize multiple online platforms that extend your reach farther. However, this can not only be costly but time-consuming as well. This episode’s guest has created the perfect software that can help you with your exposure woes.  Hani Mourra  is a dad, a software-preneur, an...

Podcast is truly the fastest growing medium today. In this episode, Juliet Clark interviews Armand  Rosamilia , a full-time author of crime thrillers, horror, and more and the host of two podcasts – Arm Cast Podcast and The Mando Method Podcast . Podcasting, when produced with accuracy, can become so influential in delivering niche information and engaging people easily. Armand shares some po...

In the age of social media saturation, genuine relationships, especially as it relates to business, have become increasingly sparse. But establishing authentic human connections on social media should be and isn’t something that you neglect, especially if the business you’re building thrives in the online sphere. Scott Aaron is an acclaimed network marketer, author, podcaster, and speaker who spec...

Speaking opportunities can help boost your popularity in your industry. By getting the right people to help you achieve this, you do not only save time and effort but can surely get to your desired goals. Today, Juliet Clark talks to Jackie Lapin, the Founder of SpeakerTunity Cities Regional Directories which provide leaders with contacts for hundreds of speaking opportunities in their individual...

Pod fading has been happening because people think that producing content always has to be new. However, not many people realize that one of the great beauties of podcasting is how you can repurpose your content.  JJ Flizanes  has successfully done this. She is an empowerment strategist, a director of  The Invisible Fitness , and the host of several podcasts. From there, she took th...

If there is one thing we know in this day and age, it is that success knows no age. Young or old, with the technologies we have now, everyone has a shot at life. At 22-years old,  Marc Guberti  is already making bank monetizing YouTube. He is a USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author with over 100,000 students in 180 countries. In this episode, Marc shares with us how he rea...

A recent article about Facebook dropped the bomb that Facebook was fined for artificially inflating video views in which the average viewership metrics were inflated by up to 150% to 900%. On today’s show, Juliet Clark is joined by Scott Carson to talk about this controversy and Facebook’s $40-million settlement. Scott has been a podcaster for over three years now with a show called The Note Close...

Every time we welcome another year, resolutions pop up and initial excitement blankets our spirits towards achieving these promises. However, the reality is that none to a few of these declarations can be ticked off at the end of the year. Juliet Clark and Tracy Hazzard talk about marketing resolutions and how we can use different strategies to ensure growth today. Doing the same thing will not ge...

Women are on epic missions to achieve big things. We are on a paradigm shift where women-owned businesses are growing based on the way women grow best, veering away from the male-dominated set up it has been for a long time. Helping many female-led businesses maximize their impact on the world, today’s guest, Meghann Conter , graces the show to talk about her empowering networking community. She i...

Have you ever wondered what intuitive writing is? On today’s show, Juliet Clark interviews intuitive book coach Kim O’Hara who is the author of Kicking Abuse In The Ass . Today, Kim shares her responsibilities as an intuitive writing coach and how she guides people through their journey of discovery. She also talks about her workshop called Activate Your Story. Listen to Kim as she shares her insi...

For every content creator out there, initiating calls to action is a bread-and-butter skill, but people still have many misconceptions about how to go about doing so. For something that might seem so simple on the surface, there are so many things to consider. Juliet Clark sits down with Tracy Hazzard , founder and Chief Financial Officer at Podetize , to chat all about initiating calls to action...

When you’re looking to make a loan, you have to be able to present a trustworthy front for the lender. This is why improving your fundability has to be a top priority. Merrill Chandler , a personal and business credit pioneer and the Founder of the Credit Sense , sits down with Juliet Clark to talk about fundability and the various ways in which you can protect your financial reputation. There are...

Writing and publishing your own book starts with having a compelling story and the right people to help you sell your book. In this episode, host Juliet Clark interviews media visibility expert and book-writing coach Debbi Dachinger about how you can make your media more visible or get on other people’s shows. Listen to today’s show for tips on becoming a best-selling author, hiring editors, and g...

Writing copy for web pages, landing pages, or marketing messages requires knowing what your audience can relate to and, most importantly, connecting at the right level. In this episode, Juliet Clark interviews brand and product strategist Tracy Hazzard about the secret to marketing the right way and effectively promote your product or service. Getting your message across by connecting with the rig...

Any new entrepreneurs out there looking for inspiration? Jen DeVore Richter of Boss Women Rock talks about the mistakes she sees new female entrepreneurs make when starting their new business. Based on her years of experience as the Marketing Executive for NASA, Jen breaks down some crucial errors that new female entrepreneurs have to avoid in order to run their business the best way possible. Eve...

Technology has indeed bridged geographical gaps all over the world. On the other hand, it has also become that much more difficult to forge warm, new relationships with an audience in the digital space. Bryan Wish , the Founder of BW Missions , deconstructs the process of creating an audience from scratch – from finding your purpose to eventually discovering ways to connect with your audience. Get...

Writing a book is one thing. Getting it out there is another. One of the great vehicles for writers to share and sell their books in this day and age is through podcasting. Juliet Clark talks with Daniel Gefen , the CEO of Gefen Media Group , about how he helps people become a number one bestseller in their niche through podcast guesting. Discovering the value of podcasting in his underwear, Danie...

What use is writing a book if no one will be able to read them? If you are an author stuck at trying to figure out how to publicize your book, then The Podcast Publicist is here for you. With an eighteen-year track record working in media across radio, talent management, TV casting and producing, Kelly Glover guides you in this episode in a media training for authors. She talks about how you can p...

Nowadays, people tend to work with someone visible, and they’re comfortable with, even if it means that they have to pay more. This is a living testimonial of how important personal brands are at a deeper level than what people are used to seeing. Sometimes, attracting clients boils down to how you position and connect yourself with the people around you. Kolbe Certified Consultant, Alicia Couri,...

Many attend business schools to learn entrepreneurship but fail to have a profitable business. In this segment, keynote speaker, SBA award-winning radio/podcast host, and McGraw-Hill bestselling author Jim Beach talks about teaching entrepreneurship beyond theories, a method that made him a number one business professor for twelve straight semesters. Jim touches on setting up systems, reducing ris...

Life is a long journey of personal development. One can always grow and get better. Struggling in his business to make sales, natural introvert Ron Hori learned to be comfortable speaking to groups of people and socializing. Showing how introverts can rock sales, he shares the advantages introverts have in a sales situation and how he developed more confidence, becoming one of Eric Lofholm ’s best...

Professionals need to know how to effectively communicate who they are in the digital world. In this episode, Millennial LinkedIn trainer, keynote speaker, and author, Michaela Alexis , talks about how she helps job seekers realize the value of building an impactful personal brand. Michaela emphasizes the need to let go of the old-world mentality of “leaving your personality at the door when you g...