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(halting techno buzz)

- It's a secret that only 82 people ever found out.

(Dan laughing)

Hi, it's Lloyd and Dan from KPS Digital Marketing.

Last week we put out a video

about how you can improve and look back,

and it's a bit cringey, but it's good that you've improved

and now we're gonna react to our old videos,

which are gonna to be very cringey.

- Yep, and if you like what you're seeing,

give it a good old like, share, subscribe,

all of that good stuff.

- Let's get into it.

So this is Dan's first ever video.

By the way I wasn't part of the business at this point,

it's called: How to find customers on Twitter

who need your business.

Today I'm going to be showing you a very quick tutorial

on how you can use a very clever online tool, called IFTTT

which will help you find people who are searching

for problems on Twitter, which your business can help solve.

- I think he's recording it in a cupboard somewhere.

(Dan chuckling)

And recording the audio on a potato.

(Dan laughing)

(muffled vocalisation)

- I think I recorded it like that.

- I'm just so scared, I'm recording the video like this.

(Dan laughing)

- 24 people have liked this.

What?

What is there to like about this?

- It's got more views than most of our youtube videos.

- Couple thousand views there,

well done, Dan, on your first video.

So now we've got tutorial,

Google Alerts: Find interesting and new content easily.

- I already know what's coming.

- Hi guys, Dan here from KPS Digital Marketing.

So today I've got a very quick tutorial for you

which is going to talk you

through how you can be using Google Alerts

to really save you a lot of time

when you're looking to find content to post on so--

- You look like a 12 year old boy.

- Hello, I've just done school.

- Hello, these Google Alerts

will really help you grow your business, like mine.

I've gotta a huge business.

(Dan laughing)

Honestly.

You're really quiet again.

- [Dan] I don't think I discovered audio

until at least ten videos in.

(Lloyd laughing)

- I really do think,

I don't want to wake Mummy and Daddy up

while I'm recording this video,

so I can't speak too loudly,

but honestly, I've got a huge business.

Okay, I've picked this one

because I just don't get the logic of it.

So, Dan's posted about,

oh no, Dan's posted four tutorials.

Like this, hi, I'm just going to teach you

some really good stuff, and I've got a big business

and all that other stuff.

- No, it's like that.

- And then after doing four of those he thought,

obviously, - Next logical step.

- It makes sense to post a video called,

Huge beached whales spotted in Thanet, Kent!

Let's click on that.

And it's, as you can see, filmed on a potato.

It's actually louder than the other videos

because of the wind.

(Dan laughing)

So now you've got your four subscribers

interested in digital marketing.

Show 'em a whale!

(Dan laughing)

What was your logic on that?

- Basically, a whale beached

on the beach down the road from the office,

and I ran down there and I recorded that on my phone,

and on my potato.

And then, I got calls off the Sun and the Mirror,

all these newspaper's reporters trying to get that video,

and then I put it on this online thing

and I sold it for 120 quid.

(Dan laughing)

- Nice.

And that was more than he made

in the whole business so far probably.

So he almost changed direction into whale spotting.

So the next one, you're gonna enjoy this,

How to find, upload and recycle

your greatest ever tweets in two minutes.

- Hi guys, Dan from KPS Digital Marketing here.

In this short snappy video tutorial

I'm going to show you exactly how you can find, upload,

and recycle your greatest ever tweets.

- [Lloyd] Oh, you've added some music.

(Dan sniggers)

Oh, short snappy video tutorial.

It's gonna be snappy guys.

- [Dan] I think this is alright.

- [Lloyd] Do you?

(Dan laughing)

That's why I do the videos now.

(Dan and Lloyd laughing)

No, it's better, it's shorter and it's quick.

- I think for a first-ish video,

- Well it's your fifth now,

you've already had four tutorials and a whale video.

- Do you know this took me about five days to make?

Honestly, I rerecorded.

- Well, at least 74 people really enjoyed it.

- Five days work.

- Yeah.

Right, Dan really liked using words like this,

when he first did stuff, so this is

Supercharge Social Media Engagement

with this one Secret Strategy.

It's a secret.

It's a secret that only 82 people ever found out.

(laughing)

You ready?

- Hello guys, Dan from KPS Digital Marketing here.

Today I'm going to talk you through a really quick tutorial

on how to embed your Twitter updates

into your websites and blogs.

And this is really gonna help you drive engagement

and social media growth on your Twitter profiles.

- [Lloyd] I think you filmed this on a smaller potato.

It's actually fuzzier than all the other ones.

- [Dan] If you listen, I'm so nervous,

I literally am gasping for breath so I can hardly talk.

What's this, not really.

- It might be some kind of, so what do you wanna,

what's the call to action, Dan?

- I don't know

- Social media growth.

(Dan laughing)

- I didn't know what a call to action was then.

- Next one is,

Twitter Lead Generation Card: Full Setup Tutorial.

Now this one's got a couple of thousand of views as well.

- We get a lot of comments on this one,

I mean this is completely cold.

- This is a long one, nine minutes and 50.

God, you really went for this one.

- This is so boring.

21 likes!

Oh!

- Oh, stop, listen, learn!

Stop, listen, learn!

- Hi guys, Dan from KPS Digital Marketing here.

Today I'm talking you through, step by step,

how to create something called

a Twitter Lead Generation Card.

- [Lloyd] I also like how you framed the whole video

so you're right over here, that's good.

And lots of head room there, your chin's just about,

(Dan laughing)

Oh hi, I'm Daniel Knowlton

and I'm gonna super charge your Twitter strategy today.

- Most ever viewed video.

- This video, - (lip popping) Mic drop.

- Annoys me so much,

'cause I spend a lot of time and effort

and we spend money on equipment to make our videos.

Much better quality, better videos.

And, some of our videos don't get a huge amount of views.

This is our most viewed ever video

with 16,000 views.

- It's the worst video.

- Which frustrates me so much.

Save time and make money with RSS Feed Automation.

- From KPS Digital Marketing here.

Today I'm going to show you a really great tutorial

and I'm going to show you how to set up a tool called IFTTT

and what it's going to do

is it's going to automatically post.

- [Lloyd] I've just got out of bed and I haven't shaved.

(Dan laughs)

- [Lloyd] But honestly I can really teach

if you've got staff.

- [Dan] Please, have you got five pounds spare

to put in this little pot?

- You loved the old positioning as well

of the camera set up.

- I didn't know what framing was.

- Chin's nearly at the bottom,

loads of space, look up there!

Look how big this room is.

(Dan laughing)

- Well, we all start somewhere.

You can see how cringey that was for us to watch

- Cringe!

- That was difficult to watch.

Please let us know your favourite bit

or your funniest bit of that video.

Let us know in the comments below

and we will see you next time.

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Performance digital index, measure the performance of digital tools - Duration: 2:10.

The evolution of the business model and of the way of doing business with the advent

of the digital instrument since the early 2000s has generated the need

to develop new metrics able to identify performance indicators in the digital instrument.

Starting from this need we have built a platform able to identify those

that are the main metrics able to define the effectiveness and efficiency of digital campaigns,

two of the main tools that allow us to identify the performances in the digital world

are the PAR (Purchase Average Ratio) and the BAR (Brand Advocacy Ratio)

the PAR allows us to identify the purchase rate that is the number of people

who have made a purchase in relation to the number of people who know our brand

then gives us a vision clear of what are the conversions

of our visibility then of our awareness.

The BAR instead offers a clear measurement of the number of people and users in which

it has developed the phenomenon of advocacy compared to the number of users who know

the brand, in this way we have a clear indicator that allows us to assess how

much our communication has been able to involve our public, and therefore our

target audience.

Shareholders and companies use ROE (Return of Equity) as an indicator of the return on their investments

while PAR and BAR make it possible to measure the return on investments

and therefore visibility into user involvement, PAR and BAR

are therefore two indicators that allow you to accurately and accurately evaluate

the performance of your digital investment.

For more infomation >> Performance digital index, measure the performance of digital tools - Duration: 2:10.

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CEO Responde: O que diz a lei sobre ponto digital? - Duration: 1:15.

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$0 To 7-Figure Digital Marketing Agency In 2019 - Step-by-Step - Duration: 29:27.

In this video I'm going to break down how you can start and grow a seven-figure social media marketing agency

so if you guys are looking to start one completely from scratch from ground zero or if you already have a

Digital marketing agency and you're looking to scale it up to the next level

I'm gonna break down three core strategies and tips as far as client acquisition goes and then I'm also gonna break down

what the team structure looks like

because I think those are the two most important things when you're going through and building out a

Social media marketing agency as far as running ads for clients. It's really not that difficult

the tougher thing is really that team structure and

how to actually acquire those clients at every stage of your business's

lifecycle and if you guys stick with me here to the end of this video

I'll break down

exactly how I grew my marketing agency from zero to over a hundred and fifty thousand dollars per month and

This year. We actually even hit two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars in just one single month

And so I'll break down the exact structure as far as client

acquisition at each point in the lifecycle of your business as well as that team growth and

also because at the very beginning when you start this

It's gonna highly revolve around you you're gonna have to do the sales the fulfillment every single part of the business

You're gonna be wearing multiple hats and then I want to show you guys how you can actually transition yourself out of the business

Potentially one day now. I personally I could work literally the 4-hour workweek like Tim Ferriss says

But I don't want to because one I enjoy what I'm doing

And we're also building something a lot bigger than just a marketing agency

We're building a full-on real estate marketing lead generation CRM software. So let me break down

I've got this whiteboard out here where it's just kind of like with a white sheet of paper I guess and

So we'll break down every single step. So first and foremost guys at first you're gonna be starting out is just a solo entrepreneur

Okay, so we'll draw a little stick figure here

so this is just you and

like we talked about guys you're going to be doing literally every piece of the business the client acquisition the sales the

fulfillment and

The thing is is if you're starting a digital marketing agency

You have to learn to get sales nailed down. I'm one that I absolutely hate sales. I don't love it

I was actually listening to a grant cardone YouTube video the other day

As I was kind of doing some other things and he was talking about how he doesn't even like sales and you think of him

As kind of the sales guys, but he knows that sales have to happen in order for his business to actually run. So

With this whole model everything we're gonna break down

you just have to kind of get that into your head where you're going to become the sales person and

Down here is step three

We're going to show you guys how you can actually leverage out the sales but at no point, can you start out thinking?

Oh, I'm just gonna leverage out the sales

You have to become the sales person or else this is all gonna crumble right before your eyes

So first you're going to be this solo entrepreneur right here starting your marketing agency

And the first thing we need to do before we even acquire clients is we need to pick a niche now

I know this sounds like super routine and just everyone says ah, you know pick a niche and then scale from there

But it's a hundred percent accurate a few years ago when I was first starting my own digital marketing agency

I was basically all things to all people. I was like, you know, you're a real citizen. Yes. I'll work with you

You're an insurance agent of course dead tennis the chiropractor basically because I felt like I just needed money

and so I was gonna I was willing to take on any and every single client and because I served everyone I

Didn't serve anyone right and that's when my business was really struggling

And it wasn't until I saw some really good results in the real estate

Agent the residential real estate agent market and I said, you know what?

I'm just gonna focus on this and I'm gonna say no to other every other opportunity every other industry

And just do residential real estate that I finally saw my business start to really grow and really scale within 90 days

I went from basically zero

to

$25,000 in just 90 days and that's because a big part of this is going through and leveraging past

Testimonials and past case studies, which we're gonna get to here in just a second

But the first thing and also I know most of YouTube videos you don't really need to do this

but I highly recommend getting out a pen and

paper and kind of breaking this things these things down because

I'm literally going to show you guys step by step everything you need to do what the business looks like from

What the team looks like the client acquisition?

so get out a pen and a pad of paper if you're serious about this and

Take some of these notes so that you can refer back to is your kind of make making your plans or the next several months

Of how to grow taking a look at where you're at in each step of this process and then going from there

Okay

So once you have the snitch nailed down

what you want to do is you want to leverage because obviously at this point we haven't really probably made any money and so

We don't really have a lot of money to go through and invest in advertising to acquire clients

So what we're gonna do is we're gonna leverage

Facebook

We're gonna leverage LinkedIn and then also we're gonna do like let's say we'll save events

And what I mean by events, that's not going to these big events and paying all this money

This is more like social events

Right or little networking events in your community in your area where you can go through and connect with different people

That are going to be your potential clients

So what I'm what I'm saying by Facebook and LinkedIn you're gonna make an initial post and you're gonna say something like hey

I am helping real estate agents go through and generate more leads or whatever niche market

You're going to go through and service, but I highly recommend real estate agents

And the reason why is because one every single person knows a real estate agent

You're either related to one or you got a friend that's one and if for some reason you're thinking well

I don't know any

well

You definitely have a friend or a family member that know somebody so

as far as working your warm market this you're definitely going to be able to find a real estate agent that that you know,

and you can actually go through and start running ads for so basically you're gonna go to

Facebook and LinkedIn and just make a you know post on your personal profile and say hey

Look, I'm starting a digital marketing agency and I'm gonna help real estate agents generate more lead

I'm looking for a few clients just to give it a trial run you don't have to pay me whatsoever

So you're not going to be receiving money for probably the first 7 to 14 days

I don't really want to make a trial to go for a full 30 days because that's a long time and you're gonna be

Suffering from now if you're working with let's say five clients for 30 days and you're not making any money

It's not going to be any fun

so you only want to do it for seven to 14 days and

they're gonna pay a hundred percent of the ad spend and a lot of people I've actually made a video very similar to this of

How to go through and start from going from zero to ten thousand dollars per month this one

I'm gonna show you guys how you can get to one hundred thousand dollars per month and beyond that but a lot of people in

That video they said well, you know who pays for the ads spin and all that stuff in a trial

You don't want to be paying for the ad spend

There's nothing that could be taking your business worse than you paying for that ad spend

So you're gonna bring them on it's a hundred percent free client

They're gonna pay for the ad spend you're gonna get access to their ads account

Which really isn't that hard to go through and get access to their ads account and then they have their credit card on file

So you're not footing any bill here and then from these posts right here on Facebook and LinkedIn

Usually you can get a few people that are reaching out to you

Messaging you or at least now your friends know and so they'd be like, oh they might tag a friend

that's a real estate agent or you know, even if you're in the dental market or

chiropractic market

Whatever market you're in

They'll tag people that they know and that's why I highly recommend the real estate niche just because there's so many people

That are real estate agents and so many people know real estate agents if you're watching this like well Jason

Why would you say this because won't I be competing with you?

Yeah

You will be competing me with me. But like the reality is there's over two million real estate agents in the United States alone

So I've got the mentality guys that there's definitely enough to go around

like each one of us can have a thousand real estate agents and there's still be

well over a million people to go through and service so

That that's a big thing right there

and also a lot of times real estate agents or business owners just in general they want to work with somebody that is

Local to their market somebody that they can talk to maybe they know they can meet with in person

And so like obviously I can't meet with every one of my clients in person, but that's obviously not my model

But that's where you know like as far as like competition and you know

Oh, well, like would I be competing? And would that be bad for your business? It really doesn't matter there

Okay, so we're gonna go through we're gonna post on Facebook LinkedIn and then if we're going to any like parties or networking events

Or anything like that

So when we're at these parties we were wanting to keep it simple a lot of times when people talk about their business

They go through and they talk about it for two minutes long

Sometimes I can say hey, what do you do?

They talk about it for two minutes at the end of it. The person's for sure zoned out

They don't they're not listen to you at all and to their ask themselves

What does that person really do? And so what we want to do is just say something like hey

My name is Jason Wardrop and I help real estate agents generate leads and then if they said oh

I know usually what happens when I say that is it like oh I've got a buddy

That is a real stage and I should connect you to that happens almost every single time

I tell people that so it's very simple. Hey, my name is Jason Wardrop

Okay, so state your name they say I help so I helped blank. So if it's real estate agents dentists chiropractors

Whatever business it is I help real estate agents. And then what do you help them do?

Generate leads grow their business, you know set more appointments. So I say generate and qualify leads

Because a lot of times especially when I'm talking to a real estate agent like, okay

Well anyone can generate leads, but I want qualified leads. So I kind of like throw that in there so very

Simply put you talk to people at events. Maybe they're not a real estate agent

But usually they know a real estate agent and guys

I'm just using real estate agents as an example of starting your marketing agency

You don't have to go through and start in this specific industry, but that's where that's the industry. I'm in

I love it, and it's very profitable

But obviously there's other markets you can go through and maybe if you've already started your marketing agency

You can continue in that niche as well. Okay?

So once we go through and we're all by yourself, we're posting on these different networks, and we're attending events

We're getting some of our first clients at this point. We want to get to about five to ten paying customers

Okay. So after the 7 to 14 day trial you should be getting some decent results and from those results

These people are turning into actual paying customers

Now, what do we charge these people at first? Okay

Well after the first 7 to 14 days, you can charge what you feel comfortable with

But I want to charge anything less than $500 per month

I would shoot for more than 1000 to 1500 dollars per month, but sometimes if your skills not fully there

and you don't feel confident charging your friends or family or anything like that a thousand of

$1500 per month then maybe you're in the 500 to $750 range for these first couple of clients

But then as we move on and when you gain more skills

we're gonna increase the amount that we're actually charging people to a thousand of 1,500 because if you think about it, if

You're working. Let's say with real estate agents or with dentists or whatever it is

You got to think about how much they're gonna make once a closed deal goes through

Okay

So a dentist when they acquire a new patient, how much can they potentially make over the lifespan of that patient?

And so based off of that how much are they willing to go through?

And invest into marketing advertising to acquire that new client the same thing with real stages

The average real estate agent makes five to fifteen thousand dollars per closed transaction

And so if they're making five to fifteen thousand dollars and they're paying you 1,000 to 1,500 a month plus ad spend

You know

If you're getting one new closed deal for them every single month and you're if they're paying you let's say fifteen hundred bucks

And you're bringing in

$5,000 or $10,000 or even more?

It's totally worth it for them and they're gonna be totally wanted to stick with you and continue doing business. Okay?

So for these first couple maybe it's a little bit lower in that five hundred seven hundred fifty dollar range

but once we go through and get our first couple of clients you want to obviously continue posting on Facebook and LinkedIn and

Talking to people at events

So we don't want to stop this because that's a great organic way to grow our business

And once we actually start seeing results

Those are some of the posts I loved making on Facebook and LinkedIn

about a case study or success story and that can easily bring in a lot more business and if we're doing these like let's say

Once a month you're able to just organically naturally have that growth there

Okay, so step number two. Once you have these first couple of clients, we're gonna go to

What is called a case study so we'll just put CS

video

All right

So what this is is we're gonna start running a little bit of advertising

Dollars because the idea is we've we've got some clients who are making some money

But we're gonna invest that money back into the business in to advertise to acquire new clients now

We don't have to spend a lot of money could be five to ten dollars per day

But the way this looks right here is we're gonna have a lead magnet

That we're gonna say hey get this case study of how this real estate agent

Did whatever right so it could be a real stage

It could be a dentist could be whatever

but they're gonna opt in to go through and see this case study this value video if you want to call it and

Then on this next page you are going to have let me just draw this out really quick

You're gonna have this video talking about what you've done for these real estate agents

But we're just going to continue with the real estate example just to make it simpler

So now I have to talk about all the different industries here

But what you've done for them and then down here, you're gonna have a button

That is going to pop up after probably about five minutes into the video

So they actually have to watch a certain amount of the video. So pop up five minutes after the video

Inviting them to schedule a phone call with you. Okay, so now they're gonna click on this and this is gonna take them

to a page where they go through and they can schedule a

Call with you. Okay, so they could go like there's a lot of software's out there their schedule wants there's calendly

I like to use calendly

a lot of people like scheduled wants there's a lot of other ones out there where it can go through syncing with your calendar and

Syncing with their calendar and they can choose a date and time that you're available they're available and all that

So it's all great and then after they choose a date and time

what we're gonna do is

Take them to an application right here

Because the worst thing that you want you can do

is go through and have a lot of people opt-in a lot of people sending appointments with you and then them not showing up or

You get on a phone call and there are a hundred percent not qualified. They don't have money. They're really just getting started

They don't they don't know how to go through a new business. So you're just wasting a ton of your time

So that's why I want to take them through a little bit of an application process here about you know

How many deals do they do every single month? How long have they been in business?

Okay, few these key things to find out if it's actually worth your time to go through and talk with them on the phone

Okay. So this is the second step right here is

Facebook ads so we'll just put this right here. We'll put Facebook

Facebook app

- a case study value video opt-in so this is gonna be a lead magnet

But they're just gonna put in their name and their email. We don't need their phone number quite yet

Okay, and then we're gonna send them to the value video

We're gonna explain about what we do for them and guys, we're not selling Facebook ads

Even though we might be starting a Facebook marketing agency

Nobody cares about Facebook Ads all they care about our leads and close deals

Okay, the best thing for any business the the end goal is sales is to make money

And so if they don't care about the way that they make money

They just want to make money and so kind of taking a step back from the sales part is lead generation. They need leads

They need appointments. So this is the same thing that you need you need bleeds right here

You need appointments and then after the appointment, that's when you make the sales

we kind of look at this from your business point of view and we look at their business and

You don't care about Facebook ads, but you care about them because you know, it can generate you leads, but you have a deeper understanding

Then the average business owner, right? So they're like, okay. I just need leads. I need appointments on any sales

I need sales and the way that I'm going to get sales

Appointments and the way I'm going to get appointments is leads and I don't care how I get those leads

I just need them if I'm gonna buy them from like a Trulia Zillow realtor com doesn't matter

But obviously we know that we're gonna be starting a Facebook marketing agency to be able to generate those leads. Okay?

so now the thing is

the reason we want to start with a case study value video like this is because our lead cost is going to be

Significantly less than the next step that we're gonna take. Okay

And as far as what the team looks like here, we're still going to be just a solo entrepreneur here

Okay

so we can go through and set this up like with the click funnels or anything like that and then once we get to about

15 to 20 clients once we get to a point where

We literally are just like overload and we don't have time to do the sales. We don't have time to do the fulfillment

We don't have time to do all these different key pieces

That is when you're gonna hire your first person and you're gonna have that person to be outsourced can work virtually

Wherever they want to work. It doesn't matter. Most people on my team. I've actually never even met in person

But I feel like I know that because we leverage zoom. We actually talk every single day

We're kind of going back and forth. And so I feel like I know them all though, pretty much everyone

I actually haven't even met in person. Okay, so

That's what we want to do that next step. So we want to hire someone to help us with fulfillment

And so at this point what we can do is we can make little short training videos showing them

Exactly what we do on the fulfillment side as far as setting up the Facebook ad

setting up the landing page set up the email a text marketing follow up and guys this

Training is going to be used in two different ways

it's going to be used to train new staff members and then second you're gonna get leads coming in here that maybe don't have the

Budget to go through and work with you or they don't want somebody else to do it out themselves

They want to learn how to do it themselves

So now this training we can use it to train new people coming on that we're gonna be hiring

Because as we grow this, we're not gonna just hire one person

We're gonna keep hiring fulfillment people so that you can focus on sales

And then also we can sell this training for fifty to a hundred to five hundred

Dollars to these real estate agents that maybe don't want to pay us to do it

But they want to still learn it or they might not have the budget. Okay

so now that's another way that we can go through and

maximize our revenues from these leads that are being generated and

Increase our profit margins there, okay

So now we've gone through

We've got this case study value video funnel setup to not only have the book appointments with us but to fill out that application

So we're kind of sifting and sorting through all of these leads that are coming in all these people booking

Appointments and if they're not a quality lead guys cancel the call just don't show up. Okay, so all right

So at this point we've got maybe one person that's working for us and now we can go through and we can even scale up

to two to three to four people

now the time that we moved to this third client acquisition

Model is when we have so many calls that we just can't handle all the calls that are coming in. Okay, so that that's what

So we don't move to this until we get to that point. All right, so this third one

this is call all a

Just in time. So JIT

Webinar

Okay, so we'll just say Wed right there JIT webinar

so what this is is instead of them going through and opting in right here and

Going to a value video which this little button that pops up to go through and schedule a call with us

Doesn't show up for about five minutes. This is about a 30 to 45 minute webinar

It could be 45 to 60 minutes

My mind currently is about 60 minutes long, but it's an automated webinar where these people are gonna have to go through

They're going to register for this webinar

Okay

Then they're gonna have to go through and actually watch the webinar and then instead of after five minutes this showing up

This is after about 45 minutes that this call to action is showing up

So they've actually gone through this entire process

they've seen this whole video and at this point we go through and have them schedule a call and

Then fill out the application

Okay, so it's literally the same exact process

the only thing is different are these first two steps and the reason why we want to go through and move to this model is

Because if they have to watch like 45 minutes of our presentation before they actually schedule an appointment

This is a lot higher quality lead. They've already seen the process of what you do how you can help them

They've seen some case studies. They've broken it down. And at this point this person is a highly qualified

Prospect and it's going to decrease the number of phone calls and appointments that you're getting

But these are going to be a lot higher quality

appointments and the reason why we don't want to move

Straight to this part right here is because leads are typically three to four times more expensive

When you're having them opt into a webinar as opposed to just a case study or a value video

So if we don't have a lot of money to go through and put in advertising

We want to go through in our first

Advertising dollars be sending people to this case study or this value video because we can get leads there

For about two to three dollars per lead versus a webinar. They're gonna be about eight to ten dollars per lead

So they're gonna be significantly more

but at this point as we're going through we're getting so many calls and even if we're going through and filtering out the

Applications of like okay this person's good

This person's not and we just saw like overloaded and you at this point are a hundred percent focused on sales

You're not doing any of the fulfillment you have your people doing all the fulfillment

You're just doing sales and then once you just can't take anymore because you're just getting so many calls. We move to this model

We make this video

This video right here is about 12 to 15 minutes long versus this one's gonna be about 45 to 60 minutes long

It's gonna dive a little bit deeper. Okay, and

Then from this automated webinar, we're gonna have them scheduled an appointment with us and then fill out this application

And these people that fill out that application are gonna be a lot more

Qualified for you as you're going through and growing your business

And so now at this point we can go through and we could just have your day a hundred percent booked with phone calls

so you don't have to go through and be like

prospecting people the prospecting is being done by the Facebook ad and

Then we're filtering people out through this webinar right here. And then we're filtering people out even more by they just attend the webinar

They had to attend the whole thing schedule a call with you and then not only scheduled call with you

But they have to fill out this application

We have to look at that application. Make sure they're a good fit

And then at that point we decide if we're even going to spend our time

because these calls are going to probably be 30 to 45 minutes and

You don't have 30 45 minutes to waste on somebody at this point. That is not a potential prospect up here

You have the 30 to 45 minutes because time is not as valuable as money money is way more valuable at this point

Whereas down here it gets the point where you have a lot more money than time

And so that's where you want to leverage your time

And then the fourth step after this and this is kind of where we've got to with our business is you have the Facebook Ads

Going to these webinars this just-in-time webinar

They're signing up for an appointment a call with you and they're going through an application

But then instead of you doing the phone calls you get a first sales guy

Okay

And you go train them on how to actually handle those sales calls and how to go through and sign people up acquire those clients

and so then if you do need to go and take a

Vacation or take a break or whatever your business doesn't all go to crap

Okay, so your first team members up here?

Once we get our first team member, it's all about fulfillment

And then you are a hundred percent sales until I would say you are a hundred percent

The only sales guy until you're doing at least 100 grand a month

And once you're doing 100 grand a month

Then you can think

About hiring a second sales guy and then potentially a third sales guy and then a fourth and then go through and really scale this

thing up

But I wouldn't really go through and do that

Until you've got that process I 100%

refined and you're mapping out that whole process of what you do and so a new sales guy can come on and see exactly what

You do and replicate you maybe they won't have as good as a close-ratio

but it's still gonna be beneficial is still gonna be profitable to you because you can finally

Free up some of your time and one last quick note guys before we finish up this video

I know this has been a little bit longer one

But I wanted to really provide you with some of this value

As far as going through and starting your own Facebook marketing agency digital mark agency, whatever you want to call it

That is when you get on a phone call to sell these you want to pre sell three months in advance

Because if you're doing all this work just acquire a month-by-month customer. It's gonna be very difficult

you're not we're gonna be very profitable and

Typically as you guys probably know it usually takes about 90 days to really see the balls start to roll

With the lead generation with the points being said if they're just getting a 30 day trial to you a lot of times the 7

To 14 day trial up here. It's great because you can usually get some leads

But as far as like actually setting appointments and really seeing the needle move it usually takes about 60 to 90 days

And so we want to pre-sell 90 days a three month initial contract. And then after that is just month-to-month

Ok, then at that point you can maybe say hey

It's a three month contract and it's 1,500 bucks a month or if you pay it all up front

Maybe you get a little discount maybe instead of you know

$4,500 over the three months because it's $1,500 a month

Maybe you say hey, it's $4,000 a month

If you pay upfront or 3,500 if you pay upfront because and that'll be more at this point because cash is gonna be super valuable

But as cash becomes less and less relevant, which obviously cash is always extremely valuable

Right, but as your time becomes more value, well, then you could play around with some of these different aspects here, right?

So anyway guys, I hope this video helped you guys as far as going through and starting your own

Digital marketing agency you guys found this video helpful. Go ahead. Give it a thumbs up

I would greatly appreciate that also drop a comment down below

Let me know what you guys thought and if you guys are brand new here to my channel

Make sure you guys subscribe

And hit that notification bell because we launch new videos every single week how to generate more leads

Make more money and grow your business whether that's a digital marketing agency business a real estate business

Whatever business you're in we go through and breakdown a lot of different Facebook Ads concepts and strategies

So you guys can go through check out the other videos on my channel and see I've got a lot of content

Breaking down a lot of this stuff step-by-step whether it's starting your own marketing agency or just Facebook Ads in general or whatever

It might be so

also one last thing I have a

Digital marketing agency a checklist kind of the cheat sheet of how to go from zero to your first

$10,000 per month and I will add a link to that cheat sheet down in the description as well as in the top comment

So you guys can have that

It just kind of breaks down the core concepts and strategies that you need to focus on a lot of that what we cover today

But you guys gonna kind of have that as a cheat sheet as a download

So with that said guys, I hope this video was helpful. Remember first go through organically. It's all gonna be about you

Okay, you're gonna be doing everything post on Facebook LinkedIn events. Remember this simple, my name is Jason Wardrop

I help real estate agents. What do you helping to generate leads? My name is Jason Wardrop help real stages generate leads very simple

Okay

then you're starting to get your first clients seven to 14 day trial and then once you get some money in that you can actually

start

Advertising this is the way you want advertise. Send people from a Facebook ad to a case study

Opt-in have a value video this this button is scheduled call with you pops up after about five minutes

Okay

This is about a 12 to 15 minute value video talking about what you do case studies showing

Telling a story about a real estate agent that you helped or whatever market you're in having them 7:00 appointment

Application then once you get to a point where you're getting way too many phone calls that you can't even handle them

Now we're gonna move down to the just-in-time webinar

We're instead of a 12 to 15 minute video. We're going to 45 minute webinar having them sign up for a phone call

Application that's going to decrease the number of phone calls that we have but increase the quality

Dramatically, so it's gonna be a little bit higher cost per appointment cost per lead here

But it's gonna be a lot higher quality

And then at this point once we've got all you're just focusing 100% on sales

You've got a whole team of fulfillment people and then once you hit 100k a month or even more than that

Then at that point you can think about hiring another sales rep and going through and train them up

So anyway guys hopefully this video was helpful. Once again, give it a thumbs up comment down below

Let me know what you guys thought. Thanks so much for watching today, and I will see you all in the next video

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Digital Revolution (Stepanyan) - Duration: 2:45.

The Web is the defining technological revolution of our lifetimes

Almost 2 billion of us are now online

and in the 10 years that I've been studying the Web and writing about it as a journalist

I've seen it take our world and shake it apart

The web has created unimaginable wealth yet encouraged millions to work for nothing

It's challenged authority yet allowed regimes to spy and censor as never before

And it's been blamed for creating a generation of web-addicts

it opened up new realms of knowledge

In these series I'll be meeting all the pioneers and key-players

Everybody from Google to Facebook, Twitter to Amazon

The people who've helped to bring about the seemingly unstoppable levelling of power

culture and values that's having such an impact on all of our daily lives

Well, the web is how… mankind communicates nowadays

It's like the Internet has become a brain. It's the smartest brain in the world

It is an empowering tool that...

...has more potential than any other human civilization has ever developed

The world is just going to keep on getting more and more opened

it's gonna be more information available about everything

This is astounding technology and we should just take a moment

to celebrate the power and the rich that it gives us

And so this is the story of the web. But it's more than that

this is also the story of how the web is remaking our world

A quarter of the planet now uses the Web

On any given day on the British Isles over 35 million of us will log on

The Web is where we spend our money, around a billion pounds a week

Britain's most active e-shoppers and Swansea with Corkwell and New York on second place

It's where we fall in love with 5 million of us using a dating website every month

Manchester and Central London have proportionally the most online lonely hearts

And the web is where we express opinion: 18 million of us read blogs

Damfries – the least, West London – the most. The Web is a revolution!

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Digital PR vs. Traditional PR - Duration: 13:22.

- In this video I'm going to talk about

the differences in digital PR versus traditional PR.

It's easy to get confused when you hear digital PR

mentioned in the context of the topic

of public relations in general,

so in this short video, I'm going to cover

a few key points about what digital PR is and isn't

and how it differs from what I would call traditional PR.

So how does digital PR differ from traditional PR?

Well, historically, traditional PR has been deadline driven.

It's focused on media relations outreach

based on the speed of getting a pitch

or news release out quickly,

and beating the competition to the pitch, angle or story.

Traditional PR is often marked by a focus

on cold-call pitching to editors and writers

and this is known as media relations

and with this element of fast paced pitching

driving the process.

Digital PR also recognizes the need for speed.

That requirement that news and new product information

get into the market as quickly as possible

to maintain relevance,

but a major difference between digital PR

and traditional PR is concept of velocity versus speed.

And we all know what speed is when it comes to

marketing communications.

It's the rate at which a pitch or press release

is able to be distributed.

Velocity also incorporates the concept of speed

but with the added component of direction.

Velocity is defined as speed in a particular direction

and this is the major difference

in digital PR versus traditional PR.

Digital PR uses digital tools and services

to identify the optimal places for outreach,

the direction to go, if you will,

as opposed to relying on guesses or perceptions

on which direction to go with a pitch.

Traditional PR is the style of PR

that has been practiced for decades

and typically with a traditional PR approach,

a press release announcement is drafted.

This press release then gets distributed

in one of two primary ways or both in some cases.

The first is via the newswire.

Newswire services have been around

since the days of newsrooms and editors,

getting relevant information sent directly to them

via a discreet stream known as the newswire.

Services such as BusinessWire,

PR Newswire, Marketwire and others

have cropped up over the years to offer a way

to distribute news.

With a newswire, you pay to have your press release

uploaded and traditionally, that press release

would be distributed via FE to an editor.

If the editor or reporter deemed it relevant,

it might get picked up and run as news.

As the Internet became known as a more robust

broadcast medium, the newswire gained popularity

because the feed was also distributed

directly to mainstream news outlets

and this content repurposed in news sections

on the online sites.

So for instance, if your press release

was placed on the newswire,

it might also appear in the online version

of USA Today or The New York Times or something like that.

The benefit of this directed news source

distribution approach was short lived, however.

A few years ago, Google decided that news releases

distributed via the newswire and picked up

by outlets via the Internet were no longer

deemed credible news sources,

so Google's new Hummingbird algorithm

no longer indexed news via the newswire

and almost overnight, the benefits of the news releases

being picked up online disappeared.

Even though the newswire's primary benefit

as a digital distribution medium dropped,

with the indexible nature of news releases.

Newswire services had a business model to maintain

so costs for the newswire remain high,

while the value dropped significantly,

since visibility dropped significantly.

Even though the value of the newswire has diminished,

many companies still resort to the newswire

as part of their PR efforts due to a lack of understanding

how to get best news out.

So for many of the uses of the newswire

falls into the category of, it just feels like

I'm doing something to help promote my brand,

so they continue it, but the reality is

there's just very little value in the newswire these days.

The second way press releases are distributed

in a traditional approach is via blast email.

And much like the newswire, this is a shotgun style approach

that in theory puts the press release

in front of a lot of potential influencers.

The problem with this approach is that there is

a lot of waste in terms of recipients

who either have no interest in their release

or ignore the email all together

because of the blast distribution approach.

Typically, these blast emails are sent to

legacy internal PR lists, kept in Excel

or spreadsheet databases and the reality is

that with the turnover in the media

at an all time high today,

these lists become out of date very, very quickly,

so much of this distribution effort is wasted also.

With regards to results and results measurement,

traditional PR placements have typically been quantified

by what's known as outputs.

This is essentially a listing of places

where the coverage has appeared over a given period of time

and in the past, measuring and reporting outputs

was better than nothing, especially for clients

who wanted to understand

and some of the benefit PR was bringing,

but digital era has brought in a new ways

of measuring a return on investment

far beyond what outputs offers

and this is something I'm going to cover next.

So let's discuss how does digital PR work?

As mentioned earlier, the benefit of digital PR

versus traditional PR can be examined

in the differences between speed and velocity.

And also as I mentioned earlier,

speed is the rate at which something is able to move.

By definition, speed is one dimensional,

it lacks direction, lacks direction.

Velocity by definition is the rate at which

something moves in a particular direction.

So velocity is a much better measurement

of impact and effort.

So digital PR is all about PR moving with speed

in the right direction.

The right direction means that it's focused

on identifying and connecting with influencers

that you know already have an interest

in the subject being pitched

and a history of writing about this topic.

So digital PR is based in the process of

using digital tools and methods to efficiently

identify these current opportunities for coverage.

The key word here is efficiently.

This ability to identify relevant opportunities in the media

whether that's via round-up, stories, products

or services in your sector or a placement

of a press release in a new product section,

of a leading B to B outlet,

it's a primary benefit of digital PR over traditional PR.

What's the value of identifying coverage opportunities

based on past articles?

Well the answer to this question

and digital PR's ability to address it,

lies with the principle of positioning.

By definition, your brand or position in the marketplace

has its greatest context with regards to

the competitive brands and products in your space.

The core principle of positioning

is that companies don't position products

and services, audiences do.

So your position in the competitive market

is primarily determined by that of

your competitor's place in the competitive landscape.

So an article such as a round-up story

showcasing primary products in your category

shows up and you're not listed,

that is a positioning problem.

Digital PR has the ability through the use

of digital tools and services to identify

where this type of coverage is occurring

and to address the gaps in those places

where your brand or product may not be appearing.

For example, let's say your company makes

Bluetooth keyboards for use with tablets or iPads.

An article appears on a site like reviewgeek.com

that is a round-up story on the best

Bluetooth keyboards on the market.

And let's say that your product was not included

in the round-up story.

In a traditional PR environment,

there's a good chance that this missed opportunity

would just go unnoticed

because this type of media digging and uncovering

is not part of the range of services

traditionally offered by a traditional

PR consultant or agency.

But a digital PR approach would use a service

such as Buzzsumo to scour the media landscape

for articles on the subject and once found,

the next step in a digital PR effort

would be to locate contact information

for the reviewgeek writer.

Again, in most traditional PR environments,

there is not a resource for identifying writers

except to do manual searches on Google,

which can take a significant amount of time

and eat further into the retainer fee

the consultancy or agency is probably charging.

Using a digital PR database tool like Cision,

a digital PR specialist or consultant

could access the database and look for a list

of writers associated with the outlet.

Once the target writer is identified,

an email pitch and press release can be sent

introducing that writer to your

Bluetooth keyboard model and brand.

In many cases, the writer will appreciate the outreach,

creating a possibility for that writer

to go back and edit the article to include your product.

So this is an example where initially

coverage on your product did not appear

but using digital PR tools to identify an opportunity

and follow up with an outreach

resulted in highly valuable PR coverage.

And one more important thing to note

with this digital PR process:

let's say you pitch to the editor via email

and after the story was published.

Well, now what?

In a traditional PR approach you'd cross your fingers

and hope that the email got opened and the pitch read.

You have little to no insight on the editor's

interest in the pitch in this case.

In a digital PR approach, you would use an email service

that had the ability to track email opens on the back end

so you would know if and when the email had been opened.

These are very valuable insights into

the increased awareness opportunities

created by the email on that subject.

If you know an email has been opened by an editor,

this means your follow up pitch, call or email

to the editor can be more productive

because you have insight into the editor's

level of awareness on the subject of the email.

Additionally, by using trackable linking services

such as Bitly in your press release or email pitches,

you can also gauge the level of knowledge or interest

that an editor has taken in the pitch subject.

So if you see the email has been opened

and trackable links have been clicked,

it's relatively safe to assume that the editor

has taken an interest in the subject

and this opens the door for additional coverage

and conversations down the road.

Finally, using digital services such as Spyfu or SEMrush,

you can analyze key opportunities for increased backlink

and SEO keyword content development.

One of the primary benefits of digital PR

in the web publishing era is the benefit

that backlinks bring to a story once it's been published.

These backlinks bring greater value to your website

in the Google Search ecosystem

which means that your successful digital PR efforts

are not only driving additional traffic to the website,

but increasing value in the Google Search ecosystem

at the same time.

So in summary, whether it's a traditional PR approach

or a digital PR approach, both are focused on

the pure value of what public relations

brings to the marketing mix,

and that's generating non-paid

third-party endorsement coverage

of your brand, product or service,

and while traditional PR has worked well

for this in the past, and continues to have

some value in today's content environment,

digital PR has emerged as a much more robust

and effective way to create and build awareness

for your brand or product and help move the needle

in a measurable way towards the sales

and marketing goals that you've set.

Thanks for your time.

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How To Upload Native Video and Subtitles to Linkedin // Digital Distribution - Duration: 1:08.

Landon here back again and in today's video we're going to be walking through

how to upload a video natively to LinkedIn and how to include subtitles.

So navigate to your business page or your personal page, wherever you're posting

this from, click right here on the little video icon, find your mp4 file, open.

There we go. That part's really simple.

Then you want to click here on this pencil.

So this is where we can give it a title,

and then we upload our SRT file for subtitles

and open, save,

and that's pretty much it! Now you're ready to give some kind of description (better than that).

But you can go ahead and post and you've got your subtitles in your video!

Thanks for watching hope this helped!

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Digital transformation in insurance: Data is the new natural resource - Duration: 2:19.

We are seeing data that's being created which stands to lose relevance a few nanoseconds

after it's created.

It has three fundamental implications for the insurance industry.

Number one.

We have a lot of data about our customers, both existing customers as well as new customer

segments that we haven't even tapped today.

And this creates new opportunities for growth for insurance companies to really leverage

these data sets and find new customer segments that they aren't addressing and serving

today.

Two, the fundamental paradigm of insurance changes because of these data sets.

And the paradigm, until today, has been managing the risk of loss.

That paradigm changes to managing the risk of prevention.

Since these data sets are now available through sensor data, through data from drones and

others, it enables insurance companies and customers to manage the risk profile of their

assets a lot better.

For insurers and customers, with these data sets, if you are able to prevent losses before

they happen, it makes it a much better experience for all concerned.

Three, because of these data sets and the information inherent in them about the risks

that insurers underwrite, they are now able to serve as much better risk advisors to their

customers.

And in becoming risk advisors, they're also able to partner with the customers a lot more

effectively in helping them manage these risks and prevent losses.

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