Today’s episode is roaring down the content highway at 100 mph with our special guest, Steve Rosenbaum—a man with more tricks than a Bandit outrunning a smokey! 🚓💥 Steve’s the Trans Am of the marketing world. 🏎️💨 He’s sleek, fast, and knows how to take the sharp turns of the digital landscape without missing a beat. Whether creating viral campaigns or outmaneuvering the competition, Steve makes it look as smooth as shifting gears on a high-speed chase! 🚀 We’ll be talkin' content, digital strategy, and how to build a brand so bold it'll leave your rivals in the dust. 🌪️ And if things get a little too hot, don’t worry—we've got plenty of hilarious stories to cool it down. 😎🌬️ 🍩 So buckle up, grab your favorite cup of joe ☕, and let’s hit the open road! This ride with Steve Rosenbaum is gonna be wilder than a Trans Am sliding around a sharp corner—Bandit style! 🚗🔥 Link: https://youtu.be/v4fBrLQHHeY Show some love, share with your friends, and help get podcast guests like Steve Rosebaums to message out the world.

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I am new to Richard van der Blom. But here is my take thus far: The guy knows LinkedIn better than you know your morning coffee order at Bigbucks coffee shop. At this live event, Richard dove into LinkedIn's latest content mysteries. My fave was how influencers try to capture the spotlight with killer posts that end up being the influencer doing a Kill Bill session in the kitchen with a broken AI post. If you are like me, nothing says attention grade like listening to Richards' content at ludicrous speed—by you, do you? Could you grab the link in the comments below? Thanks! A few Glod nuggets I got out of the live show: 💥 LinkedIn has evolved—have you caught up? Seriously, it’s like a plot twist every month. 💥 LinkedIn’s love language has changed—they’re swiping right on certain content types and ghosting others. 💥 AI overload is real. We’re drowning in robo-posts, people. 💥 InMail fatigue—No one’s loving those "Hi [First Name], I see we have mutual connections" messages anymore. 💥 Vertical video is king—Think Instagram-style. It's time to hold your phone upright like it’s 2015! 💥 Company pages—Once adored, now... less so. Use them for thought leadership, not a sales pitch. 🤔 Richard's Challenge: Your profile and content strategy must be on point. Visitors will check out your posts before they even glance at your profile. My question is: When they do, what jaw-dropping brilliance will they discover about you? 💡 Content Strategy Breakdown: I love my Granny - this is comedy folks. 💥 Educational post (Max reach): “5 Ways to Get Granny to Nowheresville—Better, Faster, Cheaper!” 💥 Best practice post (Use case): “How We Gave Granny That Final Nudge Over the Hill and Into Nowheresville.” 💥 Strategic content (Expert mode): “The Ultimate Guide to Granny-Pushing—We Know Every Pothole and Rock on the Way Down.” 💥 Conversion post (CTA time!): “Looking to send someone to Nowheresville? We’ve got you covered. Faster than you think, cheaper than you expect, and NO refunds. Ever.” 💪😜

Hi, I’m Jean-David Roth! I live in Switzerland and I'm building a skool community around money-time=action management. I want to get these 3 things from the APES community: 1 Know how to best make my community grow, (without taking too much time) 2 Learn how to listen to my members (this action to complete is a great example of what I should be doing right now : ask them to complete a action similar to this one) 3 Find the best way to build/improve my positioning/elevator pitch so that it makes it obvious how much value I may bring to their table. I want to give these 3 things to the APES community: - My 70 years of generalist experience that might help you by answering every possible question you dare ask me. - Insightful comments I hope will prove insightful also to you ;) I am good in too many fields to list them all here. (ha ha ha). - Trying to be live in the calls to interact. For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1) Playing and composing Music 2) Writing future books 3) Writing my dreams immediately when I wake out of them (it helps me building bridges between the conscious and the unconscious part within me). You might be surprised if you do the same. (At least I hope you will enjoy it) Deciding to act on remembering my dreams was one of the best decision made in my life. I made a video, you can see it there (another part of APEs): https://www.skool.com/apes/hi-i-am-a-action-completer-introducing-myself

I had a great time as a guest on @Thomas Chappell's podcast today. Tom is a great interviewer and even brought out a secret I wasn't planning on sharing. You'll have to wait until Tom posts it to hear it for yourself (See what I did there😉? Let's see who get's it right in the comments) I'm a huge fan of podcasts. I try to get on them every chance I get. It's one of the best ways to legally swipe OPT (Other People's Traffic). There's a ton of podcasts out there always looking for guests. Always keep an up to date media kit highlighting why you would be a great guest. Does anybody need a template for a media kit?