It’s podcast time again my friends! And to start your week off right, in this episode of Mad Marketing we’ll be discussing the following:

Happy Fathers Day! (And a bit about my 4 kids)
How people, when traveling, often lose their minds for no apparent reason
An article on Forbes: 4 Keys to a Sustainable Content Marketing Strategy
A very impressive startup that wants to be the Uber of Content Marketing Outsourcing: ArticleBunny
How asking questions, and making your audience the “hero” is critical for any speaking or content marketing success
The problem with asking to guest post for another company
Why getting buy-in from people that simply “don’t get it”  (when it comes to content marketing)is a waste of your time
And More
Will ArticleBunny really become the Uber of Content Marketing?
Will ArticleBunny really become the Uber of Content Marketing?

As always folks, it’s a fast and fun episode, and hopefully it will make your drive to work a quicker one this week.

To have your questions answered on Mad Marketing, just email me at marcus1@thesaleslion.com

Mad Marketing 59: ArticleBunny Review, Crazy People, Speaker Tips, and More

Hey folks, it’s podcast time! And in this fast and furious episode of Mad Marketing, we’ll be discussing:

Why so many larger companies just can’t seem to get out of their own way when it comes to producing content
How to manage content brainstorms with your team
The power of understanding how search engines like Google work (for your entire organization)
An intensive public speaking training course I attended with Michael Port last week and the value I got from it
And finally, here is a video from Stefanie Frank, a listener of the show who was rejected as a TEDx speaker last year but instead of quitting, kept going and ended up being the first speaker at the Vegas TEDx this year. Check it out:

If you have any questions for a future podcast, feel free to email me directly at marcus@TheSalesLion.com

Mad Marketing 60: Why Large Companies Struggle w Content Marketing

Well it’s podcast time again my friends. That means your drive to work just got a lot happier with your weekly burst of sales, marketing, speaking and life advice on the Mad Marketing Podcast. In this episode, we’ll be discussing the following:

Why the 4th of July makes Facebook great...at least for one day :)
Why effective job resumes should NOT look anything like those silly “resume templates” people have been using about for years
Weather inbound marketing makes sense for a local business in the Netherlands
An article about the Death of Web Design
A moving story of one of our listeners and his wife, who was just diagnosed with cancer
How watching my son this weekend made me think about the reality of time, and how it’s incredibly fleeting

Mad Marketing 61: Why Web Design and Job Resumes are Dead…(Kinda)

It’s podcast time again my friends! And in this episode of Mad Marketing, we’ll be touching on the following subjects:

How Yale Appliance went from 40,000 to 400,000 monthly web visitors, especially by writing amazing articles like this: The Least Serviced/Most Reliable Appliance Brands
Facebook’s new “See First” Feature (see article)
How to have success with Content Marketing regardless of how saturated the industry is with content
How to write/produce content that is easy on the eyes, readable, and builds trust
As always, if you have questions for the podcast and want them answered on the air, just go here and let us know what you’re thinking

Mad Marketing 62: Essential Content Marketing Tips, Facebook’s “See First” and More

Hello Everyone! It’s a new week, which means it’s time for another episode of the Mad Marketing Podcast. And in this episode, which was also recorded live for Periscope viewers, we discuss the following:

How one company is using “trust” to become the Uber of used car sales
Is it possible for an Inbound company to have an outbound sales team?
Ways to achieve more success with video marketing programs
The current struggles of content marketers– consistency, ROI, and engagement
And other topics as well…
So sit back and start your week off right my friend, and as always, if you have questions for a future podcast, email at marcus@thesaleslion.com


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