The Power of the Company You Keep is vitally important to the growth of your business (as well as your personal well being). I was reminded of this recently after I was invited to a private mastermind.

Troy Dean joined me on the podcast for a fourth time to go behind the scenes to talk about how he's grown WP Elevation and launched his private mastermind, Mavericks Club. 

I spent the week in Santa Monica, California with Troy Dean and some of his team for his Mavericks Club event as well as the one-day event for WP Elevation

This was an amazing live stream from Michelle Hunter of MichelleHunterCreative.com. Michelle is a marketing strategist and copywriter and knows how to help you dial in your message so you're speaking directly to your customers and you differentiate yourself from your competitors (hint: it's not about defining boring customer avatars).

Tom Morkes joined me on the podcast to talk about something we all need more of... traffic and customers. What makes this unique is that Tom does it all without spending a dime on paid advertising. This was originally a live stream and it was so good I had to repurpose it for the podcast.

Lorraine McNulty joins me on the podcast to talk about the state of online marketing and online business this week. We talk about pet peeves, what's working, what's not, and where things are heading.

Daniel Daines-Hutt joins me on the podcast this week to talk about using paid traffic to content to drive conversions, leads, and sales. He completely over-delivered and blew my  mind.

Jason Resnick joined me LIVE to talk about using content in a follow-up sequence to position yourself as the expert. You might want to get a pen & paper to take notes!

I was thrilled to have Brendan Hufford back on the show to talk about SEO again. This was pulled from a live stream we did talking about his brand new course, SEO for The Rest Of Us. Brendan brings a much-needed fresh perspective to this space and is brilliant at sharing and teaching through stories.

Doing an in-depth look at the Content Creators Planner, the Kickstarter that failed, and why the product is still a huge success.