Webside Chat with Mike Michalowicz, ToiletPaperEntrepreneur.com
September 30, 2008
Mike Michalowicz is the only guy I’ve ever heard talk about really being an entrepreneur on the real. Not the glitzy, surface material all the experts spout in their books about being a successful entrepreneur.
We’re talking about the nuts and bolts of what causes some people to achieve great success in business while others fall on their faces.
Grab Mike’s new book, Toilet Paper Entrepreneur, and listen in below as he gives you the tips you need to think and succeed like a true entrepreneur!
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Webside Chat with Ben Mack, IAmTheVirus.com
September 29, 2008
Ben Mack is the author of “Poker Without Cards” and “Think Two Products Ahead.” In this episode, Ben talks about how he got 300,000 visitors to one of his blogs with a tactic people weren’t even talking about back in 2005.
His new site, IAmTheVirus.com, and interesting open writing project that’s easier to be experienced than explained.
Check out this interesting and insightful discussion with Ben Mack…
Webside Chat on Networking Effectively with Scott Bradley
September 12, 2008
Scott just had to go deeper. We had a Webside Chat to introduce this dynamo of networking not too long ago and we both felt we could peer deeper into the topic of networking and personal branding.
So here’s part two on networking effectively with Scott Bradley…
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The Top 10 Best Questions to Ask When Networking
Tags: networking, networking effectively, personal branding, scott bradley, Webside ChatsWebside Chat with Kevin Wilke, NitroMarketing.com
September 10, 2008
Kevin Wilke shares how to produce a profitable product funnel through his Nitro Quattro system. He gives a step-by-step process of setting up a product funnel starting with an irresistible entry offer all the way up to high-end products or services.
You don’t even have to have your own high end products to sell to make this system work for you. If you are ready to go beyond making some money with advertising or affiliate product recommendations from your site, this is how you will do just that.
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Check out the Nitro Quattro system here…
Check out my personal review of the Nitro Quattro system here… Tags: increase customer value, kevin wilke, make money online, monetization, nitro quattro, Webside Chats
Webside Chat with Stephen Pierce, DTAlpha.com
September 9, 2008
Stephen Pierce is a world-renowned business coach, author, and speaker with a unique ability to energize and educate. His latest book, “Make Real Money on the Internet,” has received lots of praise. His blog, DTAlpha Talkback, has super-charged audio lessons about making more money online and getting more attention for your business.
In this Webside Chat, Pierce covers topics like is MOST3 formula for success, how to “overmatch” to be one of the most respected and followed people in your niche.
Also included: case studies of what Pierce’s students have done with their businesses after following his business training. You won’t believe what people have done with Stephen’s guiding hand!
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Check out Stephen Pierce’s blog: Talkback Live, at DTAlpha
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Tags: business success training, dtalpha, make money online, stephen pierce, talkback live, Webside ChatsWebside Chat with Dan Shawbel, Personal Branding Magazine
September 4, 2008
Meet Dan Shawbel. He’s what they call a “Millennial.” They are also called “Generation Y” and they aren’t interested in waiting for gold watches and retirement from corporate jobs they will have to hold for 30 years. I’ve been interviewing these guys lately, starting with Neil Patel, then Scott Bradley, and now Dan, and I am definitely seeing a trend here.
If you want to know what makes Generation Y tick, how to market to them, and how to excite them on their terms, which are pretty strict, then this Webside Chat is for you.
For Gen Y, social marketing and freely sharing information (that grandma and grandpa would shudder to think about sharing with the world) is the norm. Resumes are the second source of information on Gen Y’s accomplishments (or embarrassments) as HR managers are using the social sites to find out more about their job candidates.
Learn more about social marketing, branding, and making your mark online from the Editor of Personal Branding Magazine in this edition of Webside Chats.
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Tags: dan shawbel, personal branding, personal branding magazine, social marketing, social mediaWebside Chat with Jim Stroud, TheRecruitersLounge.com
September 1, 2008
Jim Stroud has worked with the likes of Google, Microsoft, Siemens and MCI and is the social media development manager for EnglishCafe.com.
While you might assume I prepped Jim before the show to give such a great list of tips on how to become a big deal in your niche, it isn’t so. He’s just really good at giving step-by-step tips for social media, content development and networking!
Enjoy this actionable chat with an accomplished social media expert, Jim Stroud…
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Tags: jim stroud, smm, social branding, social marketing, social media marketing, Webside ChatsWebside Chat with Scott Bradley, NetworkingEffectively.com
August 27, 2008
Scott Bradley is an up and coming fireball on the web. He’s one of those people who make you really wish you could go back in time with the tools and opportunities we have today on the internet and start over.
He’s fresh out of college and hit the ground running with internet marketing and networking, landing a job with author Mike Michalowicz and running his own blog which is quickly gaining in popularity.
In this Webside Chat we cover a crucial topic: networking effectively using social media to connect with customers and potential partners.
It’s not what you think, and it’s not what you usually hear people talking about when it comes to social marketing. Scott gets into the qualitative end of social marketing in a way I haven’t heard anyone talk about it to date.
If you’re trying to figure out why your 3000 Facebook friends or your 400 Twitter followers aren’t reacting to you the way you hear others bragging about, this podcast is going to help you immensely.
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Find out more about Scott Bradley:
Blog: Networking Effectively
Book: Toilet Paper Entrepreneur
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Tags: networking, scott bradley, social marketing, social power linking, Webside ChatsWebside Chat with Eve Tahmincioglu, CareerDiva.net
August 21, 2008
Eve Tahmincioglu has a popular column on MSNBC’s “Your Career” segment. Her book, “From the Sandbox to the Corner Office: Lessons Learned on the Journey to the Top,” details what makes a success story through her interviews of 55 leaders and CEOs. (Learn how spanking your children can lead to success in this podcast!) 
Eve is also long-time contributor to the New York Times and blogs at CareerDiva.net.
In this episode of Webside Chats, learn about yet another path to authority and success through Eve’s story. She has some great insights on blogging and popularity you won’t want to miss.
Webside Chat with Heather Armstrong, Dooce.com
August 18, 2008
Picture an authority blogger who doesn’t know what an Alexa ranking is. Someone who blogs professionally, yet her RSS subscriber badge is buried in the footer of her site. Picture someone who is an ultra popular, successful blogger with one of the the biggest followings on the web for a personal blog not knowing really what it means to be a PR 7 site.
After all the times I’ve said that all that really matters is content that grabs people and leaves them wanting more, I’ve found the perfect example of a “pure blogger” who is reaping the rewards of cyber-stardom. All without knowing 1/2 of the marketing tactics and technology that people around here know about.
Her name is Heather Armstrong and she is the owner of Dooce.com, one of the most popular personal blogs on the web today, by any and all measures of site popularity. (Her latest post, just today, now has 662 comments. Eat that TechCrunch!)
She doesn’t run an internet marketing blog or a tech blog. Yet she’s still famous. Her blog provides for her family very well. But she doesn’t write about the kinds of things Scoble, Rowse, Clark, Beard, Arrington, or Cutts write about on their popular blogs.
She writes about her life and her family. And she does so in a way that makes you want more. In case you think I might be blowing up her success for the sake of “ratings,” she was interviewed in May by Nightline and the Today Show. (Both videos below) I’m just the dregs after Kathy Lee Gifford (who sucked the air right out of the end of the interview with Heather).
I might have sucked at interviewing Heather, but my claim to fame is that I certainly didn’t suck as bad as Kathy Lee! (Why is she still on TV?)
Today’s lesson is: grab people by the throat with your content and gain popularity one reader at a time (who tells other people they have to go see this blog they found!)
This is what I hope to be the first of several talks with Heather. She epitomizes blogging authority in the hardest niche of all: the personal blog.
Enjoy this Memorable Webside Chat with Heather Armstrong…
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Heather is also the author of “Things I Learned About My Dad In Therapy” Grab it on Amazon. Read it on Kindle.
Watch for her April release of “It Sucked and Then I Cried: How I Had a Baby, a Breakdown, and a Much Needed Margarita”
Here’s Heather on Nightline in May 2008
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