Some people keep their ideas under wraps because they’re worried about the competition, but Dylan Frost, my guest on today’s episode says, bring it on! Capitalism is all about competition in the marketplace. Dylan has found wild success selling on Amazon and teaching other people how to use his wholesale strategies. In a short span of time, he has become one of the most well-known thought leaders in the Amazon retail space. And I love that it all started with a credit card with a 600-dollar limit, which Dylan used to buy clearance items at Walmart which he would then resell on Amazon. He has been ingenious in finding gaps in the marketplace for obscure products ranging from cattle prods to sexual lubricant and Christian bookmarks, and he has sold millions of units. In today’s show, we talk all about Amazon, how to best capitalize on Amazon’s advertising platform, how to choose and source the best products to maximize profit, his formula for selling wholesale, and much more. To find out more about how a couple of everyday guys from Kentucky grew a $25-million-dollar Amazon business, stay tuned for an awesome episode!

In January, I heard a quote at Abundance 360 that there will be two kinds of businesses that will exist at the end of this decade: businesses that use A.I. at their core, and businesses that are out of business. My guest today, John Wall has a world of expertise to impart in that domain. He is a partner at Trust Insights, a marketing data science firm, and co-host of the Marketing Over Coffee podcast.  Today’s episode is chock-full of knowledge about tech stack audits, machine learning, data science, and all things A.I. for marketing. We also get into a deep discussion about privacy, which of course is not a thing anymore—it’s incredible what people can deduce from your Facebook profile, and even apps you don’t think about like 雷霆加速器 安卓. We talk about is and what is not allowed to be done with Google Analytics, which led to a deeper discussion about privacy laws and how they have evolved, especially over these last few years. And, being a 13-year podcast vet, John has great advice to impart on building your tribe and leaning on each other for help. It’s great, super-useful information, so without any further ado, on with the show!

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Today, I’m interviewing Brian Kurtz. Brian and I know each other through Joe Polish’s Genius Network, and I’m excited to say that I will be a part of Brian’s upcoming surf加速器 官网, along with some impressive folks, including Roland Frasier and Scott Harrison to name a few. Brian is the former Executive Vice President of Boardroom Inc. and founder of Titans Marketing - a direct marketing education company. His most recent book is Overdeliver: Build a Business for a Lifetime Playing the Long Game in Direct Response Marketing. It is his opus and comes with incredible bonuses at www.OverdeliverBook.com.  In today’s episode, we get into marketing tactics like swag boxes, shock and awe boxes, and the golden ratio of the three legs of direct marketing, which are not exactly equal. Out front, you’ve got to get your targeted list right, before you worry about the offer and the creative messaging. If you want to know more about being a results leader vs. a thought leader, this guy brings (and has brought) ridiculous results. It’s an eye-opening lesson in marketing you’re not going to want to miss, from the man who says, “advertising opportunities are infinite.” So, without any further ado, let’s get on with the show.

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