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Last night, I watched Guillaume Moubeche share his most valuable tips on how to build an audience and turn it into paying customers (with warm outreach) from the stage of the Lemlist HQ. It was so value-packed that my head is still spinning. (Read on to see how you might be able to get a replay.) On top of that, I was very lucky to talk to some top-notch business and sales people. Here’s what I learned from them: “Pain points are OK, but focus on one single problem in your niche... And also, I sound like an Australian.” _ Tal Baker-Phillips Thank you, Tal, for the superb Notion bonus and the good vibes. I really appreciate it. “Just ask. You’ll be surprised how many people will be willing to share their best tips on your podcast.” _ Florent Bonnefont Thanks, Florent. It’s the second time you have generously let me shamelessly pick your brain, and your tips are beyond valuable. I’m so happy to see flomodia succeed, and I feel immensely grateful that it made this event possible. “Go for it. Grow your business in English (I’m in France). Write content that shows your expertise and helps your target audience this way...” _ Guillaume Moubeche Guillaume understood my topic and value proposition in a flash. He was gracious enough to show me a profile I could model and get inspiration from. So thank you, Guillaume. You’ve been a light on my entrepreneurial journey. And, thank you for sharing your best tips so generously yesterday. I'm going to need them. Additionally, I met some really cool entrepreneurs with exciting projects. I look forward to watching them grow. Now, if you want to watch the replay and didn’t register for the live event..., you’ll have to beg Maxim Poulsen to get access to it. I’m not sure whether he can do it, but since the event was broadcast via his awesome app Contrast, it doesn’t hurt to ask. And, if that’s not possible, you’ll just have to follow Guillaume and wait for his next event or check out the Lemlist blog and YouTube channel.

Young Founders this Thurday! Good morning everyone! This Thursday we will have another Young Founders meeting at 11:30-1pm. This week we have two wicked speakers, The first speaker is Vadim Sharapov, the founder of Sharapov Media, who will be delivering an insightful presentation titled “How to Start a Podcast in Minutes and Publish Your First Episode by the End of the Day.” Vadim brings a wealth of experience in digital media and content creation, making him well-equipped to guide attendees through the process of launching a podcast quickly and efficiently. Whether you’re a complete beginner or have been considering starting a podcast for a while, Vadim’s practical tips and step-by-step approach will empower you to overcome any obstacles and get your podcast up and running by the end of the day Next, we have Stu Upson from Absolute Mustard. Out of a 20-year career working for great London Creative Agencies, Stu is a Creative Director and Senior Designer who founded Absolute Mustard to make high-end creative thinking and design accessible to StartUps, Entrepreneurs and SMEs. "Great design doesn't have to cost the earth, it just needs to be created with passion, care and thoughtfulness." He'll discuss how to consider and position your brand as your baby - All will be clear at the showcase! So jump on in! Sign up via this link or message me directly: Circle Networks Portal.

The difference between an audience and a community is key: ⁠ ⁠ An audience consumes. They view, the read, they watch. ⁠ ⁠ A community consumes AND engages. They view, read, watch AND converse back. A community is a two way interaction. ⁠ ⁠ You've heard MANY times right here on Dear FoundHer... the stories of founders who have utilized their communities FIRST to build their businesses. ⁠ ⁠ Last week you heard Jamie Mittleman, Founder of Flame Bearers talk about how she focused on community first and THEN revenue. ⁠ ⁠ Earlier this summer you heard Pam Sunshine and Jenn Sherman of @sunnyandjenn discuss how they cultivated their community before they ever took a partnership or even shared an affiliate link. ⁠ ⁠ You recently heard our rerun with Dr. Becky Kennedy of Good Inside, where she talked about building her brand by doing what? Showing up and sharing with her COMMUNITY. ⁠ ⁠ And MANY times you've heard me share how building the community at my first business Bump Club and Beyond, and now my second, @dearfoundher, is the foundation for success when building my brands. You also hear me discuss how now I work with my clients to do the same. ⁠ ⁠ Well, today on @dearfoundher, you're going to hear me SPILL everything about how to utilize and monetize your community for actual REVENUE and bottom line growth. ⁠ ⁠ Are you tuning in? I hope to see you there. ⁠ You can listen wherever you podcast or right here: https://lnkd.in/g8qHGHv9 ⁠ Thank you for listening, thank you for being here, ⁠ Lindsay Pinchuk, Founder + Host of @dearfoundher⁠ ⁠ #buildyourcommunity #marketingtips #smallbusinessmarketing #marketingmaesimple #marketing101 #femalefounders #podcastforentrepreneurs #podcastforbusinessowners ⁠ ⁠ ⁠

Breaking News: Unveiling the Secrets to Branding Success! Hold onto your seats, LinkedIn fam, because the latest episode of The Online Prosperity Show just dropped, and trust me, you won't want to miss this one! I had the absolute pleasure of being a guest of Prosper Taruvinga on his podcast and we had a blast! Check out what he says, watch the episode and let me know what you think in the comments. ----------- "With her EPIC Presence Method™, Steph is rewriting the rules of branding and showing us all how to stand out in a crowded digital world. Picture this: a powerhouse of wisdom, a sprinkle of sass, and a whole lot of game-changing insights packed into one electrifying interview. Steph Zahalka is here to show you the ropes and believe me, she's about to blow your mind. If you're ready to take your brand to new heights, if you're craving inspiration like never before, then it's time to hit that play button and dive into the magic of Steph's world. Click the link below and buckle up for the ride of a lifetime!" #Branding #brandidentity #brand #branddesigner #brandagency https://lnkd.in/gyFd8EB5 Let's do this!

Older consumers are a goldmine Yes, catchy headline, yet factual. I have been interviewed about my business and why I chose this strategy. There are great reasons to select older John North interviewed me on the Evolvepreneur Podcast We talked about - Staying physically active for life - How I found the older consumer niche [07:00] - Targeting the GenX audience [10:00] - This generation is responsible for around 83% of US household wealth - We want to live well as they age [11:00] - Medical age reversal at a cellular level is coming - Un-retirement - this generation won't all retire at age 65 - Find what this generation is interested in, brand alignment [18:00] - When you have your first surprise that your body won't do what you expect

Here's a day in the life of a NYC startup founder: 7:00 AM: Wake up and make my bed 7:15 AM: Go upstairs and take my supplements 7:20 AM: Make some fresh cold brew—I'm a Nespresso fan 8:00 AM: Host 20 founders for a cold plunge hangout (s/o founderwellness.nyc), and take a quick cold dip myself 9:00 AM: Off to FedEx to print podcast notes for Turning Pro Podcast 10:15 AM: Interviewed Aaron Spivak and a few other amazing brand founders like Colm Mackin from Act+Acre, Inc. 1:00 PM: Next up is a quick lunch 1:20 PM: Some internal meetings with the team, followed by some sales calls 6:00 PM: Went to a founders club dinner hosted by Aaron and Chris Meade, where they brought together 60 founders to learn and network with each other 8:30 PM: Ended the day with a sauna session at the Othership Every day is a busy day, but I wouldn't trade it for anything.

Following for Years now "GaryVee" podcasts, I highly recommend spending 42 minutes listening to his episode! -> https://lnkd.in/e9s42UW6 #guentheralmaty #frauscher https://lnkd.in/ei9M3tst "Today's episode of the podcast is my keynote at the ITC Vegas event. I dive deep into the huge opportunity on social media specifically LinkedIn for businesses and entrepreneurs. I also share my two cents on why complacency is hurting most businesses and how taking advantage of new technologies can help future-proof your business. Lastly, I talk about the importance of building a positive company culture for continuity and growth in business. If you're a business owner or planning to start a new business in 2024, this is the right video for you!" Timestamps: 0:00 - 0:12 Intro 0:12 - 1:50 An underrated platform in 2024 1:50 - 6:00 The entrepreneurial journey 6:00 - 14:26 Complacency is hurting your business 14:26 - 19:50 Why you need to post content on LinkedIn and social media 19:50 - 22:27 How to future-proof your business 22:27 - 33:45 The importance of building a strong company culture 33:45 - 40:00 LinkedIn can double your business 40:00 - 41:34 3 things every business needs to focus on in 2024

In the world of entrepreneurship, optimism isn't just a trait—it's a necessity. Brian Pontarelli, co-founder of FusionAuth, engages in a candid conversation with Adam Burrows from Range Ventures, tracing his remarkable entrepreneurial journey. From his initial venture of addressing online profanity with CleanSpeak to pioneering in the digital identity realm through FusionAuth, Brian's narrative serves as a powerful illustration of the resilience and unyielding optimism essential for navigating the complexities of the tech industry. 🎙️ Dive into the podcast for a closer look at how Brian has turned obstacles into opportunities! ⬇

Hello extraordinary entrepreneurs and visionary founders! Have you ever mused about the uncontested power of social media? Dive into the alluring saga of the Coffee con Conchas podcast – a testimony to the thundering prowess of social media platforms like Instagram in spreading crucial narratives, igniting discussions, and directing the floodlights to indispensable issues that tend to get camouflaged in the bustling mayhem of life. Drawing from real-life stories and experiences, the podcast creates an intimate bond with its listeners, fostering a supportive community that transcends traditional boundaries. What's more magical is how they employ social media to not just disseminate information but to act as catalysts for healing from trauma, positioning the brand as a beacon of solace. As an entrepreneur or founder, you might be wondering: How does this relate to my venture? Here's the golden nugget of insight: Effective communication can turn your brand into a life-altering influence. And guess what? The one tool that promises such unparalleled reach is right at your fingertips – social media. Imagine harnessing the enormous power of these platforms to connect with your target audience on a personal level, getting the pulse of their preferences and pain points, simultaneously positioning your brand as an authentic experience rather than just a product or service. Yet, many entrepreneurs overlook this powerful strategy, concentrating solely on sales and bottom lines. The question is – are you among them? Reflect on your business goals. Are you leveraging social media to its fullest potential? Are you using it as

Advice on how to deal with failure as a founder from our Cold Tea Collective event at Vancouver Startup Week last week: “Being authentic is a superpower, especially as a leader,” said Wilson Lee, as he shared how this has led him to being honest with himself and others to more quickly move on from failures or redirections in business. “Be kind. I wish I was kinder to myself so that I could enjoy and appreciate my hard work and accomplishments rather than comparing myself to others,” said Mehrsa Raeiszadeh, who comes from a family of top Physicians and scientists who she often compared herself to. “Find strength in community,” said Leon Ng. Having the support of other founders has been instrumental in his founder journey. "If it weren’t for failure, I wouldn’t have started Cold Tea Collective. The advice I try to remind myself of now is, “it’s not that serious," shared Cold Tea Collective founder Natasha Jung. See more highlights from our event at link below and learn more about our plans for our new series on #AsianFails. If you have a story about failure you wish to share or you have the means to support or sponsor the production of this new podcast series, send us a DM. READ OUR RECAP: https://lnkd.in/gDsGmeBF Photo by Alex T. #VancouverStartupWeek #StartupLessons #BusinessLessons #BusinessInVancouver #VancouverFounders #AsianFounders #LessonsinFailure