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    • Seizing the Opportunity in the Digital EraEmbrace the digital era, create content at scale, and seize the vast potential for growth and opportunity.

      We are living in a uniquely fortunate era, with the consumer internet being only 20 years old and the social media internet just a decade old. Gary Vee, in a 2017 keynote speech, likened this moment to the historical buying of land in New York or the Louisiana Purchase, where the potential for growth and opportunity is vast and underpriced. The challenge for us is to seize this moment and create content at scale, as Gary is doing with his own deck and the GaryVee challenge. The fear of the unknown and the tried-and-true methods can hold us back, but the potential rewards are significant. So, take the GaryVee challenge, make content, and embrace the obnoxious fortune of our current era.

    • Embracing the Digital FutureAdapt to digital trends or risk being left behind, as technology continues to evolve and become essential for personal and business interactions.

      The digital world, particularly through mobile devices, is no longer a novelty or a passing trend, but the fundamental way humans interact and conduct their lives. This shift is not limited to personal aspects, but extends to business and commerce as well. As technology continues to evolve, virtual reality, AR, and AI will become our currency, making it essential for individuals and businesses to adapt and remain relevant. The importance of this cannot be overstated, as evidenced by the widespread use of social media and online platforms for communication, business transactions, and entertainment. The speaker emphasizes that those who fail to embrace this change risk being left behind, while those who adapt and innovate will thrive. This is not a debate for the older generation nearing retirement, but a binary choice for everyone else. The world is moving towards a digital future, and those who do not keep up will be left behind.

    • Social media is the new marketing realityBusinesses must adapt to social media marketing or risk losing potential customers as it's a valuable, underpriced channel with significant audience reach and cultural shift towards digital content consumption

      Technology and social media have become the primary currencies for capturing and holding people's attention, making it a crucial area for businesses to focus on. Traditional marketing methods are no longer sufficient, and social media platforms like Facebook have become the new yellow pages, billboards, and TV shows. The shift to digital marketing is not a trend but a reality, and businesses that fail to adapt risk losing out on potential customers. Social media takes up a significant portion of people's time, and there are no gatekeepers between businesses and their audience, making it a valuable and underpriced marketing channel compared to traditional methods. Additionally, younger generations are increasingly aspiring to be influencers and content creators, indicating a cultural shift towards digital content consumption. Businesses that embrace this change and invest in social media marketing will have a competitive advantage.

    • Embracing Technological Change: Adapt or Be Left BehindStay competitive by understanding and adapting to technological trends, or risk being left behind in the next decade

      We are living through a significant period of technological change, comparable to the industrial revolution. This transformation is not limited to business, but also impacts our societal dynamics and personal lives. Augmented reality, self-driving cars, and the shift towards digital experiences are just a few examples of this change. Businesses that fail to adapt and educate themselves about these trends risk being left behind. The stakes are high, and the next decade could see the rise of new industries and the decline of traditional ones. It's essential to understand these trends and be willing to invest time and effort in learning about them to stay competitive. The future is an augmented reality world where digital and physical experiences blend seamlessly. Embrace the change or risk being left behind.

    • Embrace the digital landscape as a media companyInvest in media production, adapt to new technologies, and create resonating content to effectively engage and sell to audiences

      We all need to embrace the current digital landscape and view ourselves as media companies in order to effectively engage with and sell to our audiences. Gary Vaynerchuk emphasizes the importance of trading attention in the present day and being open to new technologies, rather than fighting against them. He encourages everyone to invest in their media production capabilities, whether that means improving their camera quality or learning new skills, and to start creating content that resonates with their audience. By recognizing the value of media and adapting to the ever-changing digital landscape, we can effectively sell or bring awareness to whatever matters most to us.

    • Authenticity in interviewing veteransInvest in professionals for sales and marketing, show veterans' authenticity, and dispel rumors of entitlement

      Authenticity is crucial when interviewing veterans for a project, and the ability to secure sponsors for such a project is high due to its important subject matter. The debate between sales and marketing in business will continue, with both having their merits. In the future, technology may squeeze out the middle man, but there will always be a need for those who aren't good at sales and marketing to rely on professionals. The speaker believes in investing in those who can effectively handle both sales and marketing themselves. The interview process should aim to show the authenticity of veterans, dispelling any rumors of entitlement, and providing a realistic picture of their potential post-military careers.

    • Authenticity is crucial for personal brand successFocus on living an authentic life and providing value to your community for successful personal branding or business.

      Authenticity is key to success in building a personal brand or business. Gary Vaynerchuk emphasized the importance of not becoming too transactional and living an authentic life, especially when it comes to daily vlogging or content creation. He advised against pandering to the camera or trying to portray a lifestyle that isn't true to reality, as it can come off as insincere and may lead to backlash. Instead, focusing on bringing value to your community and living your true life is the best approach to building a successful personal brand or business. Additionally, learning from successful individuals and observing their actions is more valuable than just listening to their words.

    • Technology's Impact on Traditional Professions: Adapt or Be Left BehindEmbrace new technologies or risk falling behind in industries like real estate. Caution against complacency and blind optimism, ensuring intuition doesn't turn into delusion. Young entrepreneurs should recognize the importance of mental strength and practicality in their optimism.

      While technology may bring significant changes to industries like real estate, it's not an automatic death sentence for traditional professions. However, those who fail to adapt and embrace new technologies risk being left behind. The speaker expresses concern for those with established reputations who may become complacent and overlook the shift towards digital endorsements and recommendations. He encourages mental strength and caution against blind optimism, emphasizing the importance of ensuring intuition doesn't turn into delusion when making business decisions. Additionally, he highlights the importance of young entrepreneurs recognizing the need for a solid foundation of mental strength and practicality in their optimism. And on a lighter note, he shares his admiration for artists like Bobby Trentino who have thrived in the ever-changing landscape of the music industry.

    • Avoid debt, build a brand, enjoy the journeyFocus on avoiding debt, building a brand, and finding joy in the process of work to achieve personal growth and success

      , according to Gary Vaynerchuk, the most important thing for a 23-year-old is to avoid debt and focus on building a brand or entrepreneurial venture. He emphasizes the importance of enjoying the journey and making work a source of happiness rather than just a means to earn money. Additionally, he encourages taking action and not getting discouraged by setbacks. Gary also shares his belief that a significant portion of our lives is spent working, so it's crucial to find meaning and passion in our careers. He emphasizes the importance of time and being efficient with it. Overall, Gary's advice encourages young adults to take risks, focus on personal growth, and find joy in the process.

    • Creating daily content requires planning and prioritizationInvest in brand building after securing minimum income, use one account for all audiences in social media marketing for nonprofits.

      Creating daily content, such as daily vlogs, requires careful planning and prioritization. The process of getting your content up on platforms like YouTube can vary, from posting it the next day to a few days later, depending on your resources and energy levels. It's essential to reverse engineer what you can get done and focus on building your brand while ensuring you have enough income to cover your expenses. Gary Vaynerchuk, who was mentioned in the discussion, advocates for investing in brand building after securing the minimum necessary income. In the context of social media marketing for a nonprofit organization, it's recommended to use one account to target all audiences instead of focusing on one platform per group, as people consume content in a non-binary way on social media.

    • Meeting Industry Influencers and Starting a New Career in Real EstateListen more than you speak during first year, learn from others, and stay true to yourself in new real estate career. Share your truth on social media for long-term growth, even if it means losing followers initially.

      Starting a new career, especially in real estate, requires dedication, listening, and patience. John, a new real estate agent, shared his excitement about meeting industry influencers Gary Vaynerchuk and Danny Morell, and his experience during his first week in the field. He asked for advice on dealing with skepticism from family about his abilities. Gary suggested that John should listen more than he speaks during his first year, learn from others, and stay true to himself. John also asked about using social media to document his journey. Gary encouraged him to share his truth, even if it means losing some followers in the short term. The conversation touched on the importance of finding happiness in what one does, regardless of the salary. They also discussed the role of natural talent in entrepreneurship and the importance of patience, especially for young people starting their careers.

    • Living for Yourself, Not for OthersFocus on personal growth and intentions, not validation from others. Progress in each quarter of life and stay focused on the present moment.

      It's essential to live your life for yourself and not for the approval of others. The speaker shared his personal experience of being motivated by his own intentions rather than trying to prove something to someone else. He encouraged the audience to reflect on their own motivations and asked if they were trying to win in life for themselves or for someone else's validation. The speaker also emphasized the importance of focusing on the present moment and not getting distracted by external factors. He used the analogy of a football game to illustrate this point, suggesting that it's important to make progress in each quarter of life rather than getting distracted by external pressures. The speaker also acknowledged the challenges of selling to an older demographic online and encouraged the audience to explore different avenues to reach their target audience. Overall, the speaker's message was one of self-empowerment and focusing on personal growth rather than seeking validation from others.

    • Investing in ecommerce expertise crucial for retail successHire a director of ecommerce with DTC fashion background, anticipate changes, and adapt to succeed in retail industry

      It's crucial for businesses, especially in the retail sector, to adapt and change with the times. Investing in a director of ecommerce with a strong background in direct-to-consumer fashion is essential for success in today's market. Hiring an experienced expert and learning from them can help businesses grow and avoid being left behind. Additionally, anticipating potential declines and adjusting business plans accordingly can help mitigate risks. The specific business model, whether brick and mortar or ecommerce, is less important than the ability to adapt and thrive in a changing economic climate. Immigrants, with their unique perspectives and work ethic, can bring valuable advantages to the table. Ultimately, success requires a combination of hard work and smart decision-making.

    • Discovering inspiration and motivation through podcastsPodcasts, like the one featuring Gary, can provide valuable insights and inspire listeners to make positive changes in their lives, even during challenging times.

      The podcast, and specifically the guest Gary, have had a significant impact on listeners' lives. People have found inspiration and motivation to make positive changes in their own lives, from quitting their jobs to focusing on personal growth. The content provided by the podcast has reached people during difficult times and helped them make important realizations. It's a reminder of the power of sharing knowledge and experiences to help others. So, if you're not already subscribed, consider giving this podcast a listen and sharing it with others. It could make a difference in someone's life.

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    Tips For Being A Better Entrepreneur

    On today's episode of the podcast Im sharing an episode of Tea with GaryVee That took place 2 years ago, but the advice is still strong. I answer questions ranging from balancing professional life with family, The power of LinkedIn, and much more! I hope you all enjoy this one!

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    The Most Important Question In Business

    The Most Important Question In Business

    Here’s the problem most people run into when they create content online: They think they have to have something to say. So many of you aren’t putting out content online because you think you need to have the perfect message, or something “valuable” to share (based on your own arbitrary opinion). And what I’m telling you is, you will get more business if you put out literally anything. If you’re an auto dealer, you could put out a 5 min video every afternoon just recapping what happened in your day. If you’re a real estate agent, you could post updates on what your opinions are about the Super Bowl teams. Get on social media and tell your truth … it’s really that simple.

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    VeeCon 2023 Opening Keynote

    VeeCon 2023 Opening Keynote

    On today's episode of the podcast Im sharing something special. With VeeCon coming up I thought I would be appropriate to share the opening Keynote from VeeCon 2023 with all of you. I sit down with my dad and brother and we chat about what we've learned from each other and we tell some fun stories as well. I hope you all enjoy this one, and be sure to get your tickets to VeeCon 2024 in LA. I will see you there!

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    23 Minutes of Life, Career & Business Advice

    23 Minutes of Life, Career & Business Advice

    Today's podcast is a throwback fireside talk I gave to the VaynerMedia summer residents. They asked me questions that ranged from personal to business-related. I opened up about what I consider to be my most vulnerable moment and shed some light on the early years of VaynerMedia. Additionally, we discussed the pitfalls of monetizing a brand too early and explored ways to deal with imposter syndrome. This episode is packed with valuable advice for individuals at the early stages of their careers and even those who are already established but seeking clarity. I hope you enjoy it :)

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    Why 99% Of People Can't Grow On Social Media

    Why 99% Of People Can't Grow On Social Media

    Today's podcast is an interview I did with Cody Combs on The National in Abu Dhabi. I share my thoughts on the TikTokification of social media explaining why everyone has higher chances now to go viral, the reason most people struggle to grow on social media, and much more. Hope you enjoy!

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    The Key To Descision Making As A CEO

    The Key To Descision Making As A CEO










    In today's episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, I am sharing an episode from last year with Nilay Patel, Editor-in-chief of the Verge. We talk about following human attention, how I make decisions, and many other topics. This is a very well-rounded episode that dives deeper than just business. it's about real life and how I handle mine. I hope you all enjoy it!






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    Faster Decisions Crush the Pursuit of Accuracy

    Faster Decisions Crush the Pursuit of Accuracy

    In this business consulting session, Gary meets with a group of business owners and takes questions around decision making, organic reach, how to hire people and plenty of others. Gary gives a great explanation at the beginning of how he values the speed of making decisions over how accurate the decisions are and towards the end he shares what he believes is one of the biggest vulnerabilities to every business. Be sure to check the comments for the timestamps of all the interesting moments... Enjoy!

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    The Single Most Important Asset To Achieve Anything In Life l The Mo Show

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    Related Episodes

    Che Linguaggio Usare sui Social

    Che Linguaggio Usare sui Social
    *Che Linguaggio Usare sui Social*

    Per chi fa video, o anche per chi fa solo post di testo su Facebook, Instagram e LinkedIN, con lo scopo di coltivare relazioni, informare e aiutare il proprio pubblico di riferimento, è molto importante capire che il linguaggio che si usa determina l'efficacia della nostra comunicazione.

    Nello specifico, quando comunichiamo in maniera fredda, professionale, abbottonata e rigida, così come abbiamo appreso a scuola, all'università e poi sul posto di lavoro, risultiamo finti, poco coinvolgenti e freddi (senza emozioni).

    Quando invece abbandoniamo tutti i nostri pregiudizi e cattive abitudini (= imitare ciò che vediamo e sentiamo sui mainstream media) e comunichiamo in maniera diretta e semplice tutto cambia.

    Il segreto è quello di scrivere (nei post) e di parlare (nei video) così come facciamo quando dialoghiamo con un amico o con un cliente che ci conosce e ci apprezza da tempo. In queste situazioni la nostra comunicazione verbale è semplice, diretta, priva di fronzoli e decorazioni e ricca di emozioni.

    Per mettere in pratica questo approccio, la tecnica più veloce - per chi scrive - è quella di "dire" ad alta voce, proprio come se fosse davanti a noi, una persona specifica, che conosciamo bene e con cui abbiamo un buon rapporto, ciò che vorremmo comunicare. Immagina di avere questa specifica persona davanti a te e dai voce al tuo messaggio, non attraverso il pensiero, ma attraverso le tue corde vocali. Registra, annota, trascrivi ciò che hai detto a voce e voilà, il gioco è fatto.

    Per chi fa video, la tecnica è la stessa, ma semplificata. Quando ti riprendi e hai un messaggio da comunicare, guarda bene dentro l'obiettivo della telecamera e parla come se avessi davanti a te qualcuno che ti apprezza e che conosci bene. Parlagli e digli le cose che hai da dire, come se ti stesse davanti. E' importante che quando fai questo esercizio pensi ad una persona realmente esistente, di cui conosci il nome e cognome, e immedesimandoti nella situazione in cui tu gli parli a quattrocchi.

    Questo è tutto quello che serve per poter comunicare in maniera efficace sui social media, apparendo autentici e genuini.






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    Riflessioni: Chi sono - Cosa faccio

    Riflessioni: Chi sono - Cosa faccio
    Chi Sono?
    Dovessi risponderti io, probabilmente rimarresti sorpreso.

    *Puntata priva di contenuti educativi
    Ma utile a capire meglio chi sono e cosa faccio.

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    *Non posso rispondere a tutti, ma leggo e ascolto attentamente ogni singolo feedback.



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    Come monetizzare un podcast

    Come monetizzare un podcast
    *Come monetizzare un podcast*

    I modelli di monetizzazione che possono essere applicati a chi pubblica un podcast sono più o meno gli stessi che possono essere adottati da chi crea contenuti di altro tipo (testi, guide, video, etc.).

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    I più utilizzati sono questi:

    1) Abbonamento / sottoscrizioni:
    Gli ascoltatori pagano per accedere al tuo podcast o ad una versione speciale ed esclusiva non disponibile a tutti - la versione gratis esce ad esempio una volta a settimana e la versione Premium tutti i giorni.

    2) Crowdfunding (es.: Patreon):
    Gli ascoltatori donano una somma mensile per sostenere e partecipare in qualche modo alla produzione del tuo podcast (attraverso la possibilità di sottoporre domande, di influenzare i temi trattati, di scegliere e votare i prossimi ospiti da intervistare, etc.).

    3) Sponsorship / pubblicità:
    Il podcast è finanziato da servizi e prodotti che sponsorizzano l’intera puntata, una sezione specifica, oppure che inseriscono pubblicità vere e proprie nella programmazione.

    4) Promozione di prodotti affiliati:
    Il podcast si finanzia attraverso la recensione di prodotti e servizi terzi che, offrono commissioni sulle vendite.

    5) Vendita di info-prodotti (corsi, guide, ebook, etc.):
    Il podcast viene utilizzato come veicolo per promuovere costantemente servizi o prodotti informativi creati ad hoc per il proprio pubblico.

    6) Vendita di consulenze:
    Il podcast racconta storie di problemi realmente avvenuti e di come sono stati risolti, promuovendo in maniera discreta consulenze dirette a distanza (chiamate via Skype e similari).
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    La mia esperienza personale.
    Io non uso il podcast come strumento per monetizzare in maniera diretta. Il podcast è per me uno strumento per farmi conoscere e farmi apprezzare nel tempo da chi è mio cliente, sostenitore o da chi lo deve ancora diventare. E’ uno strumento per condividere valore, farmi apprezzare e farmi conoscere più da vicino.


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    La Miglior Strategia di Content Marketing - Parte 2

    La Miglior Strategia di Content Marketing - Parte 2
    *La Miglior Strategia di Content Marketing - Parte 2*

    Creare tool, strumenti e app, da condividere gratuitamente con la tua tribù, in grado di semplificare, risolvere o far risparmiare tempo su uno dei problemi con il quale si confrontano frequentemente, è secondo me, la miglior strategia di content marketing possibile.

    Con ciò intendo dire che questa è la strategia che porta maggiori frutti, in tempi rapidi e nel tempo, in termini di visibilità, apprezzamento, prova di competenza e autorevolezza, SEO ed effettiva utilità per il tuo pubblico.

    Alcuni idee che possono ispirarti in questa direzione sono:

    1) Profile builders
    Strumenti / app in grado di definire il profilo di una persona, in un determinato contesto, in base alle risposte che fornisce ad un questionario. Può riguardare il carattere, il talento, aspetti psicologici, competenze, interessi e molto altro.
    https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test
    https://play.howstuffworks.com/quiz/which-of-the-12-personality-archetypes-are-you
    https://individualogist.com/archetype-quiz


    2) Calcolatori
    Queste sono app o strumenti in grado di calcolare qualcosa sulla base di input da parte dell'utente. Un calcolatore può essere utile per poter stimare preventivi di costo in base a ben definite esigenze, per stimare possibili guadagni o ricavi, per valutare i possibili ritorni da un investimento, o per valutare il valore di qualcosa che già c'è.
    https://neilpatel.com/ab-testing-calculator/
    https://theonlineadvertisingguide.com/ad-calculators/
    https://www.hubspot.com/ads-calculator
    https://socialmediavalue.io/


    3) Scanner
    Tool e strumenti che analizzano qualcosa, ad esempio un sito web e sulla base di ciò che individuano (testi, immagini, layout, numeri, prezzi, etc.) stilano un report / analisi in grado di evidenziare qualcosa di utile.
    Esempi:
    https://website.grader.com/
    https://neilpatel.com/seo-analyzer/


    4) Newsradar
    App o canale online destinato a raccogliere e selezionare il meglio delle news nazionali (e/o internazionali) su uno specifico argomento e contestualizzate per un pubblico specifico. Qui, una o più persone, utilizzando tool di content discovery e motori di ricerca raccolgono costantemente notizie provenienti dalle fonti più diverse, le analizzano, selezionano le più interessanti in base alle specifiche esigenze del proprio pubblico, e le pubblicano contestualizzandole per il proprio pubblico e per le sue necessità specifiche. Tutto questo può essere servito attraverso una app, che consenta anche di ricercare, filtrare ed estrarre liste di informazioni, risorse, esperti, libri, articoli e guide legati alla stessa nicchia di interesse.
    https://techmeme.com


    5) Database Portatili

    6) Cataloghi di Esempi

    7) Template Personalizzabili



    Link utili:

    *Content marketing strategy suggestions by online marketing expert Neil Patel*
    "How To Get 355 Backlinks with $29"
    https://neilpatel.com/blog/#p-107565


    Where to find programmers that can execute your tool idea:
    https://Upwork.com
    https://Fiverr.com
    https://Guru.com





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    Upwork
    Fiverr

    #206 - Come Farli Ritornare

    #206 - Come Farli Ritornare
    #206 - Come Farli Ritornare

    Perché ci affezioniamo a certi locali, negozi e professionisti?
    E torniamo più che volentieri da loro?

    Perché hanno delle caratteristiche riconoscibili,
    che ci piacciono e ci complementano.
    E possiamo contare sul ri-trovarle.



    Quindi per farsi apprezzare è indispensabile:

    1) Essere riconoscibili - fare qualcosa di preciso in una maniera particolare

    2) Avere alcuni tratti di riconoscimento / caratteristiche precise

    3) Che offriamo costantemente nel tempo



    In pratica:

    1) Definire bene la propria nicchia, tribu e missione

    2) Non omologarsi a ciò che fanno gli altri
    Offrire attenzione e top customer service
    E qualcosa di speciale che tu hai

    3) Essere sempre così - essere costanti - non cambiare frequentemente









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