In this episode, I discuss several new business models. Please listen and share.
Should I use Pinterest to market my business?
In this episode, I speak with Adeola from SocialMediaBella.com. We discuss Pinterest and how it can be used for your marketing. This episode is chock-full of useful tips and strategies. Please listen and share.
How do you get things done?
In this episode, I share several workflow hacks to get things done. Please listen and share
What podcasts should you be listening to?
In this episode, I discuss the podcasts I listen to improve my game. Please listen and share.
Transcript
Announcer 0:10
Whether you want to start a faith based business or an online ministry, you’ve come to the right place. This is the Teresa Blaes show with your host, Teresa Blaes, where she’s bringing her over 20 years of consulting experience to the mic. Now, here’s Teresa.
Teresa Blaes 0:32
Hi, I’m Teresa Blaes. And welcome to the Teresa Blaes Show. Today we are talking about the podcasts that I listened to, to up my marketing, because funnily enough podcasters tend to listen to other podcasters who does all right. Anyway. So here’s the thing. I am a huge podcast consumer. I’m not a big TV watcher. I just that’s just not my thing. But I just love listening to podcasts on different topics. Maybe I’ll list some of the topics that I’m interested in and in a later episode, but to get into the meat and potatoes when it comes to marketing. There are certain podcasts that I absolutely love. In the How to podcasts space, I listened to the podcast accelerator with Mark Asquith. I also listened to the podcast report by Paul collagen. And I listened to the school of podcasting by Dave Jackson. Shout out to all three of you guys. I love what you’re doing. I really do. You guys are doing some good work out there. In the marketing space. I listened to marketing school with Neil Patel and Erick Su. I also listen to marketing see grits with Russell Brunson. And I also listened to sales funnel radio with Steve Larson. In the social media space, I listened to Social Media Examiner with Michael stills nerd and the social media talk show, the Social Media Examiner staff. I also listened to a bunch of other shows, but not as regularly such as, you know, pro blogger, and the blog millionaire. But I just wanted to give you a feel for the stuff that I’m listening to, to better my game. Why? Because I don’t know everything I never have, and I never will claim to. And that’s what I strongly suggest. Don’t just listen to me, please. I don’t know everything. But I’m trying to find some other voices, two or three, you know, depending on the area that you need the most working. Okay, whether you want to up your podcasting game, your blogging game, your social media, your marketing in general, whatever. Find some people that you can listen to, and listen to them. Don’t be afraid to do that. Don’t be afraid to admit when you don’t know. So. With that, I just want to give you an idea of who I’m listening to. I’m Theresa Blaes. This has been the Teresa Blaes show. Let’s go do this thing.
Announcer 3:35
You’ve been listening to the Teresa Blaes show. To catch all her past shows visit WWW dot, Teresa Blaes. com. That’s tresavlaes.com
Transcribed by https://otter.ai
how many pieces of content do you need to produce a week ?
In this episode, I discuss how many pieces of content you need each week in order to be effective in your business. Please listen and share.
Transcript
Announcer 0:10
Whether you want to start a faith based business or an online ministry, you’ve come to the right place. This is the Teresa Blaes show with your host, Teresa Blaes, where she’s bringing her over 20 years of consulting experience to the mic. Now, here’s Teresa.
Teresa Blaes 0:32
Hi, I’m Teresa Blaes. And welcome to the Teresa Blaes Show. Today we’re talking about just how much content should you create Anyway, now, I’ll be honest, I’ve heard a lot of different answers from a lot of different people. Gary Vee suggests that you should create 100 pieces of content a day. Now obviously, he’s got a very big team, or and I hear that and I go, right. I have no idea how would even begin to try something like that. deer in the headlights look much. Okay. I’ve heard people that say you need to at least show up weekly, and then participate in other formats. supplementing your content. I’m not really sure necessarily how much content one needs to create daily or weekly. I know that I’m testing some different things. For example, the end result life podcast goes out once a week, but then I have other writers supplementing additional content. Is that working? We’re still waiting to find out. I’m still working on that. The Teresa Blaes show the episode that you were listening to. I release a piece of content at least five days a week. Sometimes I release a blog post and a podcast. I also participate in groups. It’s just a matter of testing and finding out what’s going on work in your niche. So should you take the advice of Gary and release 100 pieces of content a day, if that’s what your market requires. But for right now, I would just ask yourself, How much can you handle producing? And how hard Are you willing to work to produce it? Also, how much content does your audience need? Are you immensely popular? No. Yes. If yes, then I would possibly consider giving them more. You know, let them consume as much of your content as possible. If no, then perhaps a weekly show, or weekly piece of content might be the only thing you need. It also depends on the format of your content, whether it’s audio video, or written. In any case. I’m Theresa Blaes. This has been let’s reasonably show. Let’s go do this thing.
Announcer 3:09
You’ve been listening to the Teresa Blaes show. To catch all her past shows visit WWW dot Teresa Blaes. com. That’s tresablaes.com
Transcribed by https://otter.ai
Should you use foul language in your marketing?
In this episode, I discuss whether it is ok to use foul language in your marketing. Please listen and share.