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Crafting Your Omni-Channel Marketing Strategy With Ryan Urban (Ep. 691)

March 16, 2022 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

An omni-channel strategy puts your business in front of customers more often. You’ll build trust with your audience and reach out to new people. Not every strategy works out, but we want yours to shine. We’ll explore how to craft your omni-channel marketing strategy so you get visibility and sales.

About Our Guest

Ryan Urban founded Wunderkind, in 2012 from his studio apartment and grew it into a Inc 5000 Company. A veteran of the e-commerce space, Ryan has always had an obsession with undeniable performance. As the Head of Acquisition at Bonobos, Ryan recognized the need and opportunity for next-gen performance marketing. Under Ryan’s leadership, Wunderkind has been named one of the best places to work by both Crain’s New York and Fortune Magazine.

Key Links from the Episode

Wunderkind

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How Self Storage Investing Provides Cash Flow and Resists Recessions With Scott Krone (Ep. 690)

March 9, 2022 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

Looking for an asset that can resist a recession? Self-storage investing can be the answer for you. We’ll talk about this real estate asset in today’s episode.

About Our Guest

Scott Krone is the co-founder of Coda Management Group, a firm who specializes in managing real estate assets. The group manages single and multi-family homes, retail, commercial warehouse and self-storage and multi-use flex athletic spaces. Currently, the platform of investments is in excess of $30 million. 

Key Links from the Episode

Coda Management Group

Get your free Feasibility Report — Send an email to Scott mentioning Breakthrough Success (SKrone@codamg.com)

One Stop Self Storage

Want a business freelance writer to assist with your content creation and growing your business? Send me an email marcguberti@gmail.com.

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4 Useful Pieces of Career Advice for Any Young Professional Getting Started

March 4, 2022 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

Young professionals have the world at their fingertips. You’re young and have plenty of time to explore the career opportunities you have. Along with others your age, you also have the power to transform the current climate of work. The Department for Professional Employees reports that as of 2020, the 28 million young professionals aged between 18 and 34 comprise over 30% of the American workforce.

At the same time, all the possibilities these factors create can be overwhelming. Sure, you can pave your own career path — but the question is: how exactly should you get started? Below are a few pieces of advice that you can use to start your professional life on the right foot.

Make Long-Term Plans

Though you don’t need to set everything in stone, try to get a general idea of where you’re headed. Maybe you want to establish a startup in your industry within five years or become a partner at a prestigious law firm within 10. This helps you establish what you need to do to get where you want to be. You’ll find that there are things you need to start doing today, while other tasks can wait. With every item crossed off your list, you’ll be that much closer to your career goals. Entrepreneur Haris Reis summed it up nicely in Episode 360 of Breakthrough Success: “I started with the end in mind.”

Build Your Network

Your professional network will form the backbone of your professional life: it helps you exchange ideas, forge valuable business contacts, and open new doors for your career. That’s why talent advisory specialist LHH recommends maximizing your network connections as soon as possible. Join all the industry-related events you can find, whether they are seminars or webinars. Find online communities on sites like Slack and Reddit to discover the influential voices in your line of work. Use LinkedIn to connect to like-minded individuals you can refer to later on. These steps might even lead you to find your mentor — an industry expert who can pass on their knowledge to you.

Develop New Skills

Slowly but surely, industries are letting go of degree-based hiring and adopting skill-based recruitment practices, instead. Regardless of your occupation, this means that you have to stay competitive by adding niche, in-demand skills to your professional arsenal. Today, it’s not enough to have a degree in computer science or software development: employers are clamoring for people with advanced expertise in data analytics and cybersecurity. Find the gaps in your job market and learn relevant skills to match. By doing so, you’ll be future-proofing your career.

Get Out of Your Comfort Zone

Roll up your sleeves and take on things you’ve never had the courage to do. Take on a new and challenging responsibility at work, apply for that job you’ve been eyeing, or learn a new skill that’s been intimidating you. In the process, you’ll learn more about yourself. You’ll discover your strengths and weaknesses while learning how to enhance one and improve on the other. Find joy in what you do, keep an open mind, and bring yourself to places you’ve never even imagined. You might even find an opportunity to take your career in a promising and unexpected direction.

Probably the most important thing to do when beginning your professional career is knowing where to start. Hopefully, these nuggets of knowledge help you lay the groundwork for future success and encourage growth in both yourself and your career.

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How to Grow Your Business with Tom Oswald (Ep. 688)

March 2, 2022 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

What goes into growing a business? Assembling the right team and constantly learning about your industry give you an edge, but what else can we do. Tom Oswald joins us to share how he grew ClickASnap and shared some business growth strategies.

About Our Guest

Tom Oswald is an entrepreneur and the founder of ClickASnap. ClickASnap is an online photo sharing platform that helps photographers earn from their work. ClickASnap currently generates over 1 million image views per day.

Key Links from the Episode

ClickASnap

Want a business freelance writer to assist with your content creation? Send me an email marcguberti@gmail.com.

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How to Use YouTube Ads to Grow Your Business with Shashwat Singh (Ep. 687)

February 23, 2022 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

YouTube ads can ignite your brand’s growth and introduce you to a steady stream of new prospects. These ads provide superior targeting capabilities and provide numerous data points to dissect. They can look complicated to beginners which is why we’re talking about YouTube ads in the latest Breakthrough Success episode.

About Our Guest

Shash Singh runs an Linx Digital, an agency that has generated their clients over 8 figures in revenue. Shash has worked with clients like Prodigy Game, Kinobody, Amazing Selling Machine and more. With multi-7 figures under ad spend management, Shash’s agency is one of the leading YouTube ad agencies in the game.

Key Links from the Episode

Free YouTube Ads Targeting Guide

Subscribe to Shashwat’s channel

Want a business freelance writer to assist with your content creation? Send me an email marcguberti@gmail.com.

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The Inner Workings of a Publicly Traded Company with George Holmes (Ep. 686)

February 16, 2022 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

What happens inside a publicly traded company? These companies have higher expectations and more people analyzing their results. How do these companies continue growing and pleasing shareholders. We’ll discuss what goes inside a publicly traded company with our latest guest.

About Our Guest

George Holmes joined Resonant in 2016. Prior to joining Resonant, he served as Chief Commercial Officer for Tigo Energy, where he was responsible for expanding the company’s demand creation activities. From 2013 to 2015, he worked for Energous, first as Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing then as Chief Commercial Officer where he was responsible for securing development and licensing agreements, overseeing IP strategy and process and spearheading regulatory strategy and tactics.

Key Links from the Episode

Resonant — Ticker: RESN

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