2 JUL 2020 · How nonprofits can make better videos with Doug Scott Video is such an important tool for nonprofits period. And for-profit companies as well because it's such a powerful communications medium. Facebook's research division says the experiments they've run on Facebook and Instagram show that videos are looked at 5 times longer than static content and they generate more engagement.  If you are looking to do a mix of creating your own organic content and then doing paid content, only ever pay for content that organically works well. Release it first, organically through your channel, and see if it starts to actually have organic engagement from it. Going back to what works on social.  The most engaging videos are under a minute on every platform.  With a virtual event now, pretty much anybody can attend your fundraiser from virtually anywhere in the world whenever they want to.  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SHARE THIS POST: HOW NONPROFITS CAN MAKE BETTER VIDEOS [just click to tweet] HOW NONPROFITS CAN MAKE BETTER VIDEOS Facebook's research division says the experiments they've run on Facebook and Instagram show that videos are looked at 5 times longer than static content and they generate more engagement. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Doug Morneau Well, welcome back listeners another episode of Real marketing real fast. Today in the studio I've got joining me, Doug Scott. Now he is the founder and CEO of a company called tectonic video. They are a leading video agency for not for profits, and we had an amazing conversation around video, video strategy, what works, what doesn't work, what you should hire an agency for, what you should be doing in house user-generated content. And then we finished off our conversation today, talking about remote and online fundraisers for not for profits and how this is working for businesses as well. So taking these big goals and events and what happens now that we're not gathering in large groups. So Doug and his team have worked with not for profits all across the US and around the world to create award-winning videos that drive massive results for the nonprofits and charities that he works with. He's been featured in The New York Times, NPR CNN, and ad week and he is a frequent guest lecturer at Stanford University on the power of storytelling for not for profit organizations. So join me in welcoming Doug Scott to the real marketing real fast podcast today. Doug Morneau Well, hey, Scott, super excited to have you on the podcast today. So welcome to the real marketing real fast podcast. Doug Scott Hey, Doug, great to be here. Doug Morneau Well, you're working in an area that's got a number of things that really piqued my interest. One is video so people have finally woken up to the importance of video for marketing. And the third or second one strategy in the third is not for profits. And I like all those spaces on those topics. So do you want to share with our audience system overview of the kind of what you do and how you help people? Doug Scott Of course, my pleasure. tectonic video exists to help nonprofits realize the power of video to accomplish their mission. And that could be through marketing or for fundraising, but also for other things. internal communications, training, hiring, even their programmatic work. So we are a video agency for nonprofits. So we start with strategy. It could be an organization-wide or a campaign-specific video strategy. Then we implement that strategy from concept all the way through filming through post-production, then we can advise on distribution and measurements. And we're humbled to work with some of the world's most amazing nonprofits.

25 JUN 2020 · Risk-free advertising online with guaranteed ROAS with Cooper Harris  So rather than just showing a consumer cool pictures, we actually show them viable ad units from which they can actually purchase. And then we do that on a pure performance basis for our brands. We're a tech platform behind the scenes and looking at things and making optimizations. It is literally an algorithm that uses its own learning to make decisions. We are super conversion focused. So we really want to show the right product, the right person at the right time. Brands are way overly dependent on Amazon. They don't own their customer, Amazon owns them. I think it is so much more powerful and empowering for brands to have a service or a platform that helps them actually use the data to do something. And that something should be to drive sales. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SHARE THIS POST: RISK FREE ADVERTISING ONLINE WITH GUARANTEED ROAS [just click to tweet] We're a tech platform and we're behind the scenes. It is performance-based, risk-free advertising, and it is literally an algorithm that uses its own learning to make decisions. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Doug Morneau 0:01 Well, welcome back listeners another episode of Real marketing real fast. Today we are going to talk about risk-free in your advertising. So commission-based agency that will go out there and spend money talking about your products, your services, your brand, and they don't get paid unless they generate sales. So my guest today in the studio to kind of dive into this and reveal how they're making this work for their clients is Cooper Harris. Now she is a California based entrepreneur. She is the founder and the CEO of a company called KLICKLY. It is a data-driven impulse payment platform that powers headless e-commerce. So they have emerged as a pivotal figure in the West Coast tech scene here. Cooper has been nominated for Google's young Innovation Awards. L'Oreal's digital Woman of the Year and she won information age is Women in it, as well as Entrepreneur of the Year and named by Adobe as a top thought leader at canes. Cooper's a favorite speaker at international summits, including CES canes lion shoptalk, s x s. w. Sundance, Los Angeles tech week London tech conference. And more speaking on the advances of e-commerce in retail, FinTech, and fostering women in STEM and disrupting the status quo about technology and innovation, we had a great conversation. I think you're really gonna enjoy this show. There's lots of information here. So I'd like you to join me in welcoming Cooper Harris to the real marketing real fast podcast today. So hey, Cooper, super excited to have you on the show today. So welcome to the real marketing real fast podcast. 1:46 Thanks, Doug. I'm super excited to be here. 1 Doug Morneau 1:49 While there were so many things in your background that you know, that piqued my interest, and obviously the big most important one is how you guys are helping come To increase their revenue through your system, but also the wonderful places that you've lived, a couple of my favorite cities visit Santa Monica and are in New York. Welcome to the show. Why don't you give us a little bit of background little oversight on what you're doing and how you're helping people? 2 Copper Harris 2:20 Yeah, absolutely. So, I, as you know, and maybe the listeners don't I am currently obsessed with tech, I did not start here. I started as an actor in film and TV. But then I got kind of obsessed and interested in technology and how it changes the world. So this is my second tech company. It is called Klickly like quickly spelled with a K. And we are a SaaS platform that helps over well over 1000 brands now,

4 JUN 2020 · The best webinar platforms reach your audience everywhere with Casey Zeman  The whole premise of our products is that we want to help people sell better, leveraging webinar experiences. You can see a level of commitment when someone shows up to a webinar, whereas someone just comes, they opt into a freebie, and then go to a sales video, they can leave at any time. A webinar can have much higher results than a pre-polished, what is considered a perfect webinar, or a really well-scripted webinar. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SHARE THIS POST: THE BEST WEBINAR PLATFORMS REACH YOUR AUDIENCE EVERYWHERE [just click to tweet] In Todays Podcast Episode We Discuss The Best Webinar Platforms, Webinar Software, And The Growth Of Online Webinar Platform Functionality. Webinar platforms can be used as a funnel to reach your audience. Create authority before the webinar starts. Share content like a testimonial video. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Doug: Well, welcome back listeners to another episode of Real Marketing Real Fast. Today my guest in studio is Casey Zeman. He is the founder and CEO of a popular webinar platform called EasyWebinar. It's a software that has both live and automated webinars. With over 13,000 customers, Casey has figured out what works and what doesn't in the way of webinars, live broadcasts, and videos for engagement, and how to sell better and engage stronger with your audience and your customers.  On average, his clients are generating 10 to $20,000 a day or 300 to $600,000 per month in recurring revenue. Casey's superpower is providing sales and scalability systems to business owners so they can work less on creating and more on impacting and making more money. He has consulted to companies such as Harper Collins, Estee Lauder, and Dell on video marketing strategies and lead nurture funnels using webinars. He's built his own multimillion-dollar software company, info product company through the power of live video and webinars.  He's passionate about bringing these same strategies to your business and mine. Casey is also the best-selling author of a book called Build Your Audience With Live Video, and the creator of TribeMinded Systems, which combines the smart art of automation and engagement to scale a business. So I'd like you to join me in welcoming Casey Zeman to the Real Marketing Real Fast Podcast today. Well, hey, Casey. Super excited to have you on the show today. So welcome to the Real Marketing Real Fast Podcast.   Casey: Thank you, Doug. Thanks for having me.  Doug: I'm super excited to learn more about you, your platform, and how you're helping your clients grow their business, generate leads, and increase their sales. Do you want to just give us an overview of your role and what you guys do and how you serve your clients?  Casey: Yeah. I'm the founder of a webinar platform, EasyWebinar, and we have a couple of other software platforms that are going to be rolling out soon. The whole premise of our products is that we want to help people sell better, leveraging webinar experiences. EasyWebinar was designed to be a holistic webinar platform that does live webinars. And then going beyond live webinars into like-live experiences, and also what we consider evergreen webinars, which are webinars that can run 24/7 without you being there, basically just leveraging your best show and across multiple time zones so that no matter where someone is in the world, they can watch it and experience it in a real-time effect, and then take action and get to know you without you always having to be there running a live webinar. So yeah, that's what we do for our customers. A lot of our customers are our course creators. Many of them are coaches and consultants.

26 MAY 2020 · Build your influencer marketing hub with Magda Houalla  The big evolution is it's less about working with these massive superstars on social media as the only influencer marketing strategy. It's about expanding who you consider being influential to your brand and evolving the ways in which you're interacting with them. You can loosen the restrictions with your influencer marketing and allow access to your brand to anyone who is a loyal fan, a customer, even an employee who could have an impact on their business and work with them in a really flexible way. One thing that we look at a lot when it comes to creating an influencer marketing hub is companies that invest in their customers first and foremost and because of that, they are retaining customers at a higher rate. When we think about the future of where influencer marketing and where community intelligence marketing is headed, I think it really is headed in a way where people will want to see data behind the work that they're doing. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SHARE THIS POST: BUILD YOUR INFLUENCER MARKETING HUB [just click to tweet] BUILD YOUR INFLUENCER MARKETING HUB It's less about working with superstars as the only influencer marketing strategy. It's about expanding who you consider being influential to your brand and working with them. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Doug Morneau: Well, welcome back, listeners, to another episode of Real Marketing Real Fast. Today, we're going to talk about all things, influence, and community. So, influencer marketing will be one of our topics. So, just before you say, "Hey, I know a lot about that," we're going to share some new insights, some new directions from a company that's taking this platform and this whole community engagement to a whole new level. In-studio today, I've got joining me as my guest, Magda Houalla. And she is the director of marketing and strategy for a company called AspireIQ. And they are one of the leading influencer marketing platforms that empower businesses and brands like you and me to generate creative scale. So, Magda plays a pivotal role in ensuring that all the existing and new brands using this platform are set up for success by aligning their needs and best practices and world-class strategy. We're going to talk a lot about analytics and getting ROI and measurement as well. Her guidance has helped several big brands like CVF, Freshly, Bed Bath & Beyond, L.L.Bean, and Walmart both expand their influencer marketing programs, but also to increase ROI. So, stay tuned. Listen in. And I'd like to welcome Magda to the Real Marketing Real Fast podcast today. Hey Magda, I'm super excited to have you on the show today. So, welcome to the Real Marketing Real Fast podcast. Magda Houalla: Thank you so much for having me. Doug Morneau: Well, I mean, I don't often get the opportunity to talk to somebody that's working in the influencer space, and I'm super excited to let you share with our audience. So, do you want to give us just an overview of what you do and what your company does so our audience has a full understanding? Magda Houalla: Yes, absolutely. So, I am the director of marketing strategy at AspireIQ. And we actually have gone through a bit of an evolution as a business. We really started as an influencer marketing platform in a very organized way to help brands connect with social media influencers, manage their relationships, and analyze all of the results. But right now, really where we're headed is in this new space of community intelligence. So, we are a community intelligence platform that empowers brands to build, manage, and grow relationships with anyone who they consider to be influential in their community. So,

21 MAY 2020 · The best corporate team building activities with Terry Barkman A sailboat is a great place to work on corporate team building activities and to see how your team is functioning together and where the fall-downs are in your communication. The boat inherently sets up short feedback loops and we can tell if the things that we've asked for and communicating for are happening, we can tell how quickly they're happening, we can tell who's jumping in and being a team player and who's hanging back and waiting for somebody else to take the lead. A big part of what a sailboat coaching trip is is it's a retreat. It is getting away from the office, getting away from even home, and being in a new setting that's beautiful and having the trees and the water all around you. I feel like if you want to be the best version of yourself that you can be if you want to excel if you want to win at life, you should have a coach. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SHARE THIS POST: THE BEST CORPORATE TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITIES [just click to tweet] THE BEST CORPORATE TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITIES A sailboat is a great place to work on corporate team building activities and to see how your team is functioning together _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Doug: Well, welcome back listeners to another episode of Real Marketing Real Fast. Today we're going to take you in a different direction actually in a different vehicle. My guest joining me in the studio today is Terry Barkman. Now, Terry is known as the Sailboat Coach. Now before you think, "Hey, I didn't log in to this podcast to listen about sailing," just hang in with me for a few minutes. Terry's a visionary, entrepreneur, he's a coach and he's a sailing captain, and his mission is to create momentum and connection through shared outdoors so people feel empowered to impact the world in creative and meaningful ways.  He was frustrated with the traditional limits of industrial coaching so he founded a sailboat coaching international company This positioned him as a thought leader in the emerging free-range coaching community. Sailboat coaching uses one week on the water to create space for learning and transformation and quality time with other visionaries. They also do team-building exercises that are over a couple of days. And when I first talked to Terry, he said something magical happens when a small group of adventures get together, set out on a boat to explore the winds and the world together. So SCI trips encourage clients to relax, rejuvenate by talking them through their ways of their busy lives. And this is kind of a sacred space that encourages deep, meaningful work for yourself and the next steps you might take in your life. So I'd like to welcome Terry to the Real Marketing Real Fast podcast today. Well hey, Terry, super excited to have you on the Real Marketing Real Fast podcast today. Terry Barkman: It's great to be here, Doug. I'm excited to get into it. Let's talk real fast. Doug: Well, I think the downside of a podcast is after spending some time on your website and looking at all those beautiful images and then enjoying some of the videos and the testimonials from your happy clients, whether it was pulling up a bucket or a net full of crabs or sitting on the beach having a picnic, I don't think a podcast is going to do what you do justice. Terry Barkman: Well, thank you. Like you, I spend time looking at those pictures and dreaming of the trips that I'm about to go on, remembering the trips that we have gone on, but the great news today is that you and I get to talk about trips and team building and all the fun stuff, and that's fun, too. Doug: So why don't you just share with the audience a bit more detail in terms of what it is that you do and who you ...

12 MAY 2020 · How to become a successful affiliate marketer with Mathieu Jang  There's definitely a different game when you are not only actively driving paid traffic, but actually doing it profitably. It's like having this magic vending machine. There are so many metrics to watch, but no matter what you're doing, if you just watch those two things, what's the cost to acquire a customer, how much is the customer worth? A lot of people don't realize how much goes into the research and development of creating products and finding out if there's actually demand and if it actually works in all of the testings that go involved. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SHARE THIS POST: HOW TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL AFFILIATE MARKETER [just click to tweet] HOW TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL AFFILIATE MARKETER As an affiliate marketer there are so many metrics to watch, but no matter what watch two things: what's the cost to acquire a customer, and how much is the customer worth? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Doug: Well, welcome back. This is another episode of Real Marketing Real Fast. Today, we're going to be talking to a guest who's been the driving force in helping to generate over a hundred million dollars in sales. Mathieu Jang, he's often referred to professionally, as a sought after marketing strategist and consultant. However, Mathieu had barely graduated from high school, dropped out of college his first year, and was working in a butcher shop making a meager $9 an hour. He was broke, miserable, unable to pay rent and bills, and lived on a steady diet of ramen noodles. Doug: It was at this point that he had reached out, trying to figure out what could he do to improve himself and make himself better, but he had no special skills or education to get him a well-paying job. Mathieu wanted to find some kind of business, but he didn't know what it was going to be. He got into Google and he searched on how to make money online. Due to the results, he took many hits, got scammed several times, lost money on numerous things, taking online surveys, data entry, affiliate marketing, and became sick of failure. Doug: Mathieu began to wonder if there was ever a legitimate way to make money online. Things began to change when he stumbled across a Facebook video from Kameron George, a very successful digital marketing strategist. Mathieu had finally found a mentor that had achieved what he wanted to achieve and he has started his own business, online Affiliate Institute. It's one of the world's foremost affiliate marketing education platforms. He has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs learn to build, optimize, and scale their business. Doug: Many of his students now have their own online successful businesses that are doing six to eight figures and enjoying a life of true freedom. Beyond his well-established skills and experience, Jang's passion for helping others is shaking up the mainstream education system and it's abundantly clear in everything he does. I'd like you to join me in welcoming Mathieu Jang to the Real Marketing Real Fast podcast today. Hey, Mathieu, super excited to have you on the show today. Welcome to the Real Marketing Real Fast podcast. Mathieu Jang: Awesome, and thanks for having me, dude. Doug: I'm super stoked because I've got a huge interest in affiliate marketing. I know this is your deep, deep expertise. Just so our listeners get an idea, deep expertise in the sense that you help people make six, seven and eight figures as an affiliate, not an extra $50 a month by putting a link in your blog post. Mathieu Jang: Yeah. There's definitely a different game when you are not only actively driving paid traffic, but actually doing it profitably. What's really cool about that is once you nail that down,