What would it look like if you could give your digital brand a human voice? I sat down with Rob Walch-VP of Podcaster Relations at Libsyn–to discuss the benefits of podcasting for digital brands. Rob was one of the earliest podcasters, and he shared some fantastic insights into the world of podcasting, the numbers involved, what you can expect, and how a digital medium fits in a semi-digital marketplace. Listen in for the full conversation. https://bit.ly/31Y5GCs

Is your website aiming for the wrong thing? Your website does NOT sell your business, it sells the next step you want your buyer to take–the quote, the demo, the trial, the sales meeting. So how much smaller would your website be if it was simply trying to close the next step instead of the whole deal? In this episode of Intended Consequences, I brought in sales and marketing expert Sammy James to show you the data on converting more of your marketing leads into sales. Listen in to get the full story. https://bit.ly/2W48QS8

Email used to be the place we turned when we needed to take a break from creating that report, from polishing that design, or from meeting with the team. It used to be email that we turned to for a distraction. https://bit.ly/2O3WgNp Today, the inbox drives our daily to-do list. How can you make your everyday emails a little more personal? This week's #IntendedConsequences podcast guest doesn't think you're sending too much on email, and she's got the data to prove it. Listen in to hear Liz Willits' take. https://bit.ly/2ZMWZYL

Is your website aiming for the wrong thing? Your website does NOT sell your business, it sells the next step you want your buyer to take–the quote, the demo, the trial, the sales meeting. So how much smaller would your website be if it was simply trying to close the next step instead of the whole deal? In this episode of Intended Consequences, I brought in sales and marketing expert Sammy James to show you the data on converting more of your marketing leads into sales. Listen in to get the full story. https://bit.ly/2W48QS8

Email used to be the place we turned when we needed to take a break from creating that report, from polishing that design, or from meeting with the team. It used to be email that we turned to for a distraction. https://bit.ly/2O3WgNp Today, the inbox drives our daily to-do list. How can you make your everyday emails a little more personal? This week's #IntendedConsequences podcast guest doesn't think you're sending too much on email, and she's got the data to prove it. Listen in to hear Liz Willits' take. https://bit.ly/2ZMWZYL