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We're in the podcasting business! I've taken my new show, The #AskGaryVee Show, and turned it into an audio version for your listening pleasure. 

The #AskGaryVee Podcast

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Issam Kamal, voix incontournable de la scène musicale marocaine et maghrébine ayant collaboré avec les plus grands comme RedOne, Khaled, Outlandish…, nous livre aujourd’hui son nouveau single intitulé « Dounia».
Ce nouvel opus est l’adaptation arabe de « une belle histoire », chef d’œuvre de Michel Fugain datant des années 70. « Dounia » est une démonstration sonore du rapprochement entre les cultures et les peuples sur lequel travaille Issam Kamal depuis plusieurs années et dont témoignent ses différentes collaborations à l’international.
« A travers Dounia, j’invite les jeunes et les moins jeunes à surmonter les difficultés de la vie et à dégager l’énergie positive qui nous habite tous. Et parce que la vie est trop courte, j’invite les gens à positiver, à vivre pleinement chaque instant et à chanter bien sûr. » Issam Kamal
A rappeler que Dounia est le 1er single « solo » de l’artiste, extrait de son prochain album prévu pour 2014 et qui comportera plusieurs collaborations sous forme de Duo avec des artistes de différents horizons.
Texte & arrangement : Issam Kamal / Compositeur : Michel Fugain et Issam Kamal / Violon : Amir Ali/Ligne de basse : Stephan Luckaic/ Chœurs : Soufiane Amal/ Produit par : Music Airlines / Mixage et Mastering : Nouach Prod
www.issamkamal.com

LYRICS/
لالالالالاي ، لالالالالالاي
لالالالالاي ، لالالالالالاي

هاذي حكاية فيها الروح مشات
من بلاد لبلاد و غنات

الحب اللي بيا ماهوش حب الذات
ياك الروح اللي فيا راها من السماوات

الله اللي جاب و هو يأخذ الأوقات
تعالوا يا لحباب نغنو
و كل واحد ينسى همو

نخلو العذاب و نفتحو باب الهبات
تعالوا يا لحباب نغنو
و كل واحد ينسى همو

ويلي ،كنت بين إيديا و خليتك تطيري ... تطيري تطيري
تعالي ليا ، آجي نرد الأيام يا دنيا ... يا دنيا
وناري ، كنت بين إيديا و خليتك تطيري ... ناري ناري
تعالي ليا ، آجي نرد الأيام يا دنيا ... يا دنيا

اليوم راني واقف بين إيدين الرحمان
هو اللي بإيدو يلطف ولا يسد البيبان
اليوم وقت الصح، أعمالك في الميزان
كل شي اليوم واضح، يا فاعل الخير عليك لمان

الله اللي جاب و هو يأخذ الأوقات
تعالوا يا لحباب نغنو
و كل واحد ينسى همو

نخلو العذاب و نفتحو باب الهبات
تعالوا يا لحباب نغنو
و كل واحد ينسى همو

ويلي ،كنت بين إيديا و خليتك تطيري ... تطيري تطيري
تعالي ليا ، آجي نرد الأيام يا دنيا ... يا دنيا
وناري ، كنت بين إيديا و خليتك تطيري ... ناري ناري
تعالي ليا ، آجي نرد الأيام يا دنيا ... يا دنيا

لالالالالاي ، لالالالالاي
لالالالالاي ، لالالالالاي
لالالالالاي ، لالالالالاي
لالالالالاي ، لالالالالاي


Dounia (Issam Kamal)

RAP:MA ---- &gt; http://www.facebook.com/pages/RAPMA/140616906007655

Don Bigg - Daret (New Version)

Investors are flocking to real estate crowdfunding platforms to get access and invest in real estate and they're doing it in different ways: some platforms focus on investments in loans, others in equity, and others in professionally-lead large scale real estate projects.

Grounbreaker.co, a new player in the real estate crowdfunding space, has taken a different approach. The company works closely with some of the largest global real estate firms to use crowdfunding to raise money from its existing investors and to attract a whole new class of investors.

Co-founder and CEO Joey Jelinek joins your hosts, David and Zack, to talk about how the real estate industry is adjusting to this entirely new model for fundraising and what the future looks like for the entire real estate industry now that crowdfunding is proving itself viable. (Joey also shares some good resources with us to learn more about investing in real estate).

In our news segment, we talk about whether or not there exists a new crowdfunding bum class -- and whether we need to donate or back every Tom, Dick, and Harry who throws up a crowdfunding campaign.

Watson on Crowdfunding talks about $4 million -- the size of the recent investment in Spotify that occured on crowdfunding site, Microventures.

Lastly, Starkup Nation delivers on his favorite crowdfunding campaign of the week and (not) surprisingly, it has to do with water balloons.

006 How real estate investment firms are finding new investors with Groundbreaker

In this episode we talk about getting familiar with Facebook advertising, my love for my family, and the magic of red-headed quarterbacks. On top of that we get into being grateful, being right, and being patient. Three of my favorite things!

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Welcome to The #AskGaryVee show, where I answer your questions about marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. Want to get on the show? Tweet me your question with #AskGaryVee!

LINKS:
http://allfacebook.com
Music by Rome Fortune - https://soundcloud.com/romefortune



#AskGaryVee Episode 6: Friction Sucks

In this episode I talk about the importance of my wife, my health, and the fact that Brett Favre had a brief stint as a NY Jet. I also ask the most important question of all: Are you actually bringing value to your consumers?!

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Welcome to The #AskGaryVee Show, where I answer your questions about marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. Want to get on the show? Tweet me your question with #AskGaryVee!

LINKS:
My Instagram: http://instagram.com/garyvee
SUBSCRIBE: http://youtube.com/garyvaynerchuk
Music by Rome Fortune - https://soundcloud.com/romefortune


#AskGaryVee Episode 4: Personal Branding and Brett Favre

Episode three already! This time around I'm talking about what my father taught me about building businesses. I also talk about the future, building local startups, and how small businesses can conserve their cash. 

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Welcome to The #AskGaryVee show, where I answer your questions about marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. Want to get on the show? Tweet me your question with #AskGaryVee!

LINKS:
How to get advertisers on your blog - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgvjT...
Download Resy - http://resy.com
Terroir - http://restauranthearth.com/terrior/T...
Corkbuzz - http://corkbuzz.com/
Music by Rome Fortune - https://soundcloud.com/romefortune


#AskGaryVee Episode: 3 Small Businesses with Itsy Bitsy Cash

Guys THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A BORING BUSINESS! Do you have any idea how many people are in the market for DIY content? A hardware store is literally DROWNING in potential content. Also in this episode, I get into how music producers can use social media to market their products. Watch now!

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Welcome to The #AskGaryVee show, where I answer your questions about marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. Want to get on the show? Tweet me your question with #AskGaryVee!

LINKS:
How to get advertisers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgvjT...
Buy my book: http://bit.ly/jjjrhamazon
Watch episode one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76d0l...
Music by Rome Fortune: https://soundcloud.com/romefortune



#AskGaryVee Episode 2: Tools, Sheep, and Rihanna

Welcome to the first episode of my new show! This is the perfect way to start things off as we get into some nitty gritty about long-term business goals, Facebook dark-posts, and even non-profits. This is the beginning of a new era, my friends. Get ready!


#AskGaryVee Episode 1: How to Utilize Native Ad Platforms

One of the most exciting forms of crowdfunding is what's going on right now in real estate. Investment properties, which were once owned wholly by large real estate firms, are now finding crowdfunding investor interest. And vice versa -- individuals, who once struggled to get access to 'insider' deals -- can now invest in real estate via platforms like RealtyMogul.

RealtyMogul's CEO and founder, Jilliene Helman joins us on episode #15 of TWiC to talk about how her firm got off the ground and is now working with both top-flight real estate development projects and attracting investor interest.

Watson on Crowdfunding tackles the complicated -- but really important -- issue of accreditation for crowdfunding. The rules of who qualifies to participate on a crowdfunded investment are in flux and Prescott sorts things out for our listeners.

Your hosts, Zack and David, discuss recent movement in Kickstarter's Terms of Use which signal the direction the rewards-based crowdfunding leader is taking in terms of addressing failed projects and the project creators' responsibilities towards backers.

Lastly, in the Stark Tank, David Starkinator describes his favorite crowdfunding project right now, which, surprisingly, is an artistic endeavor.

015 How individual investors can invest in top real estate deals -- with Jilliene Helman

#QOTD: Are you going to subscribe to my podcast? YES or NO?

#QOTD2: What can I do to make my podcast a TREMENDOUS experience for you?

An interesting question was raised here about taking a course/class in order to become a social media marketer. The truth is, I'm self-taught. I didn't take any courses in social media, but in general I was never a real good student and never took any substantial classes in business or marketing -- But, that's seemed to work out for me just fine :)

I think all this really just boils down to being self-aware and knowing yourself.  I honestly think that 99% are you are clowns, and are just reading headlines, rather than being actual practitioners and going deep within each platform. I'm even scared of you taking a course because most of the courses I've been exposed to during speaking engagements were jokes -- either the course itself or the teachers involved came off as clowns. 

My honest opinion is that Social Media right now is in a very awkward and early stage. If you look back at the early internet marketers of 1995, they were spewing out a ton of garbage as well. So the timing is difficult now, but I can say confidently that I would feel a lot better about you taking a "course" 5 years from now rather than today. 

So, in this whole circus type of environment, it all scares me. The most important thing you can do is be surgical, knowledgeable, and become an actual practitioner. However, for this particular instance, there's too many variables to consider. Are the courses good? Can you actually learn in those environments? Because I can't - hence why my advice is to become a practitioner as best you can, because that's what I've done, and that's certainly worked for me :)


#AskGaryVee Episode 31: Is it Better to be Self-Taught?

#LINKS

iTunes! - https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/id928159684?mt=2

I am one of those people who used to think that tons of companies were overvalued. However, I was eventually proven EXTREMELY wrong. As I learned throughout the early Internet days, inflation happens, the world changes, adapts, and now I'm starting to wrap my head around the notion that things aren't actually as over-valued as they may seem at first sight. 

But, this notion of over-under-valuation is definitely a doubled-edged sword. There will be plenty of businesses overvalued due to early-stage hype, but if something has proven to have won and you think is the future of infrastructure, such as an Uber, then we need to start paying close attention.  

And of course, there's plenty of people that have lost money buying into "over-valued" companies, but then again, many have won. When we need to start looking close is when things hit scale. In the early Internet days, many people thought Amazon and EBay were over-valued, until of course, the world began to catch up with them. They were just a step ahead of everybody. When the world begins to catch up, and normal people start to interact and utilize these platforms, that's when you're going to see a shift in scale. 

The underlying difference in all of this is whether these shifts in value are temporary or long-term. If the signs point to a long-term, strong valuation, then it's likely that they're just working in the future, ahead of the game, while others are caught trailing from behind. 


#AskGaryVee Episode 32: Is Twitter Really Overvalued?

#QOTD: What is your favorite candy?

First of all, if you want to increase engagement with your content, you need to make sure you're putting out quality product. Once you know that you're hitting the right notes with the material you'e putting out, you need to put your efforts into business development. 

When an opportunity presents itself, pounce on it. Hustle. Be mindful of the environments and conversations you want to get involved in and be sure that you're offering them value in exchange for what you want from them -- exposure. 

When I didn't have the base that I have now, I was out on the streets hustling for Wine Library, formerly named Shopper's Discount Liquors. I was walking into any business that might be relevant to my community and passing out flyers and coupons one-by-one to gain more exposure. Nobody gave a crap or knew who we were but I knocked on doors and made sure we got the exposure we needed. 

So, can you biz dev? Are you willing to hustle to make it happen? Are you willing to work 15+ hours a day to make it happen? In today's world, there's so much room and opportunity to bring value to somebody, but it's never going to happen if all you care about is yourself . 


#AskGaryVee Episode 33: Increasing Exposure Through Business Development

Jordan Brady is a comedy legend turned commercial director, producer, podcaster, and documentarian.  His passion projects include two films entitled I AM COMIC, and I AM ROAD COMIC which showcase the life of his fellow comedians on and off the road.   On Innovation Crush, Jordan breaks down the power of storytelling, the myths behind advertising, and the power of long term industry relationships.

www.jordanbrady.com


#60:  Jordan Brady - The Art of Specificity

#QOTD: Are you a Vayniac or part of the VaynerNation? What's the difference?

#LINKS
Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-askgaryvee-show/id928159684?mt=2

Rafeal's Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6J6qYtlLQBCT6GOgv7fFAg 

If I were to go back in time and start all over again, I would change NOTHING. From 22 to 32, for the first ten years of my hustle, I remained quiet and I put in the work. I did the work that allowed me to have the audacity to go out and build the Gary Vaynerchuk brand. 

The notion that there's people out there that are growth hacking, and getting exposure through other people's podcasts, and leveraging the brands of others to build themselves as "experts," is LUDICROUS. What are these people actually experts in? What have they accomplished to be deemed an expert?

Here's what I did and why I think you should listen to me when it comes to business. I am in the midst of building my second $50M plus business in a 5 year window. Is it $50 Billion? No - but it's a very substantial business. I was ahead of the market and I executed. I put in the work, I built up the business at a speed many can't comprehend, and I did the things that allowed me to be worthy enough to have a shot at putting out a $15-20 book and amass the following that I have.

So my question is, what did these self-proclaimed experts do to claim that title? If you want to be an "expert" in your craft you need to be in the trenches, day in and day out. You can't just rely on modern day technology to build up your brand. The notion that people are leveraging these technologies and the brand equity of others to build their name is LAUGHABLE. You need to actually execute. You need to earn the opportunity to be a personal brand. You need to show them the proof. If you're an actual expert the proof should be in your forethought, your wins, and your execution. 



#AskGaryVee Episode 34: How to Build a Personal Brand from Nothing

#QOTD: What do you think of GaryVaynerchuk.com? Questions, comments, concerns? What’s your $.02?

#TIMESTAMPS
01:02 - As an email marketer, I say email is not dead. Do you think email will be more or less relevant in 3-5 years? 
03:07 - I work in two different spaces. How do I use social media platforms so I am not confusing my audiences? 
04:58 - How do you define hustle? 
06:51- What do you really get from having 10,000 followers? 
11:57 - A professor once said to me, It’s better to be a big fish in a small pond?  Do you agree? 

#LINKS
https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/working-for-free-780903706.html
https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/stop-worrying-about-the-name-o-778848227.html
https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/being-lucky-775354293.html
https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/repeating-mistakes-773378031.html
https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/what-youre-not-getting-about-c-762813781.html
https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/top-line-revenue-758397294.html


Email is definitely not dead. As most you may know by now, I’m a big fan of marketing in the year that we live in. And so, email remains to be a very killer opportunity. 

Email is a channel that you can control without being at the mercy of all these other platforms that are out there. But, we also can’t be naive to the changes have been made, such as the promotions tabs that GMail implemented recently. Sure, email is falling off and these changes have caused us to lose touch with some email lists that we may have been paying attention to prior, but it’s still very much in play so long as we leverage it wisely.

Are open rates at 90% like I had in 1997? Absolutely not. But, I still believe email is very much something to be considered. There’s no question that email will certainly be less valuable in 3-5 years. Heard me say marketers ruin everything? That’s where this fits in perfectly. That’s what this is all about. Platforms come along. They present value. And marketings pounce on the opportunity to arbitrage against their audiences. 

But, while us marketers are working to exploit and potentially ruin email marketing, we’re still in a time where it should most definitely be considered as part of any business’s strategy. 


#AskGaryVee Episode 35: Email Marketing in Today's World

#QOTD - Are you a chugger, or did you have a turning-point moment, and if so, what was it?

If I were a realtor, the thing I would do more than anything else would be to review the establishments in my area. If I'm selling homes in Millburn, NJ, I'm putting out a daily piece of content featuring the the school, then I'm interviewing the individual teachers. I'm reviewing every single local shop: The wine store, the sandwich shop. I'm interviewing people who have lived in the neighborhood for 50 years. I'm putting out content to make you romantic about the area. 

People pick where they want to buy a home for a lot of reasons. Some of them are practical: Public transportation, distance to schools. But how about making it a little warmer and interviewing Mrs. Robinson the 3rd grade teacher? I remember a realtor telling me that someone moved to Short Hills because of Wine Library (That was such a cool feeling, by the way).

So I'm doing daily content about the 20-mile radius around the area where you're selling homes. I'm finding the stories tucked away around the neighborhood, and all the iconic things that make your area what it is. Those stories are what will create the emotion that could be the tipping point in selling someone their next home.


#AskGaryVee Episode 36: How To Create Real Estate Content

Remix of Rob Dougan - There's Only Me. The original is the theme tune for Law and Order: Criminal Intent on five uk.

Rob Dougan - Theres Only Me (Powder Hill Remix)

Vote for Steve Aoki for DJ Mag Top 100: http://steveaoki.is/VoteAoki2017

David Guetta - Dangerous (Steve Aoki Remix)

Michael Maher is an incredibly accomplished REALTOR, trainer and author. Michael wrote “The 7 Levels of Communication: Go From Realtionships to Referrals” (7L), four years ago.  It has been #1 in real estate books for the past two months. Michael has now trained 8,000 people in The 7 Levels of Communication.

“GenGen” is short for “The Generosity Generation”, and is a community of “Ambassadors” – people who refer you willingly. These are the most referred professionals in a particular market, and it’s now more than just REALTORS.

Michael believes that the percentage of leads that come from the Internet is actually decreasing. He points out that “I’m referred, and then someone goes online to check me out – fills out the online form to connect with me, and if we weren’t tracking that we would think it was an Internet lead. It’s not.”

“Notevember” (www.notevember.com). A 30-Day Challnge to write 30 notes in 30 days.  Relationships over technology. This year, “Notes for Coats” and “Notes for Troops” are having a specific impact.

Michael observes that the 4th quarter of the year is the best time to work ON your business. He points out that when the business slowed down because the weather got bad in Kansas City, he replaced the time he was working IN the business with working ON his business. As a result, for two years, his biggest months were December. Michael suggests a “Team Advance” (rather than a retreat) in December and to focus on a chronological checklist and improve it.

Michael’s latest project is to have co-authored a new book (with Hal Elrod, “Miracle Morning”) “The Miracle Morning for Real Estate Agents – It’s Your Time to Rise and Shine”. Michael says he has always been a systems and rituals guy. In 7L, Michael talks about “The 4 Enriching Rituals”; Preparing for your day and your week in terms of preparing clothes and meals and preparing for a good night’s sleep as well. Hal Elrod has studied the techniques and rituals of high achievers and has collaborated with Michael for an application for REALTORS, available in December, 2014. This book becomes the sequel to 7L. “If you own the morning, you own the day.”

Interview with Michael Maher - November 2014

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David Guetta & Sam Martin - Dangerous (Beatz Freq & Darren Zagga Bootleg)

Bill Hart highlights the most relevant points from this year's TalkJet Interviews.  Prior to joining the Building Champions coaching team in 2003, Bill Hart enjoyed a dynamic 25-year, sales and consulting career.  His focus was on the development of long-term relationships and high profile visibility in the real estate and mortgage industries.  Bill's insights on the interviews from 2014 will help propel you to your most profitable year in 2015! 

Insights from Bill Hart, Year in Review - December 2014

Should You Lower Your Commission When the Seller Takes a Haircut on The Sale Price?

Family 1st! but after that, Businessman. Just a dude that Loves the Hustle, People & the @NYJets. CEO of @vaynermedia. Tasted wine for years at @winelibrary