In a lively discussion, Gary Vaynerchuk, a dynamic entrepreneur and thought leader in digital marketing, joins Kipp Bodnar and Kieran Flanagan from HubSpot. They delve into the pivotal role of attention in marketing and how it varies across platforms, emphasizing the rise of TikTok. Gary shares insights from his journey, highlighting the necessity of adaptability in both marketing strategies and public speaking. The trio elaborates on the shift towards organic social media and the impact of innovation and AI in shaping effective marketing for 2024.
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Web 2.0 Talk
Gary Vaynerchuk's impactful "Smurf it up" talk at the Web 2.0 conference propelled his career.
The talk led to book offers and wider recognition in the business world.
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Expanding Expertise
Focus on communicating your core knowledge effectively to expand beyond initial niche.
Draw upon years of experience and deep understanding of your craft.
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Preparedness through Practice
Extensive preparation and deep immersion in a subject allow for seemingly off-the-cuff expertise.
Continued practice and staying in the trenches keeps one sharp and relevant.
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Gary Vaynerchuk's "Day Trading Attention" offers insights into navigating the modern social media landscape. The book emphasizes the shift from follower count to content relevance, particularly highlighting the 'TikTokification' of social media. Vaynerchuk guides readers on harnessing underpriced attention channels and mastering storytelling to enhance brand presence and boost sales. He stresses the importance of organic reach and provides practical strategies for success in the dynamic digital world. The book is a valuable resource for entrepreneurs and marketers seeking to optimize their social media strategies.
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Today's episode is my interview on the Marketing Against The Grain podcast with Kipp Bodnar, CMO - HubSpot, and Kieran Flanagan, SVP Marketing - HubSpot. We discuss the central role of attention in marketing and how it shifts across platforms, the value of engaging comments as a marketing tool, and much more. Hope you enjoy this one!
Check out my new book - Day Trading Attention: https://garyvee.com/attention