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On today’s episode, I spoke with Nick Lafferty about freelance marketing and how solopreneurs can grow their business through advising. Nick is a former growth marketer at companies like Loom and Mailgun, and now advises tech companies on running profitable paid ads.
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What's the significance of using audio tools such as private audio feeds, Loom, and Voxer for better client interactions?
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Joe Thomas is the CEO and co-founder of Loom, the video communication platform for async work. Joe leads Loom in its mission to empower effective communication, wherever work happens. Prior to Loom, Joe served as Director of Product at MyLife.com and Director of Operations at MediaPass. He also co-founded Redesign Agency while in college at Indiana University.
While leading Loom, Thomas has been recognized by Forbes 30 Under 30, Forbes Cloud 100, and America's Best Startup Employers.
When Joe Thomas started working on Loom, he and the team pivoted 3 times in 9 months. But they finally got the idea right, and now “Loom” is a noun, meaning “send me a video.”
In this great discussion, Joe and I go deep in what it’s like to tinker with a concept over and over until you finally get it right. We discuss what he learned in his many “at bats” at fundraising, how and why he tracks his time, and the value that his meditation practice has brought to him as a CEO and as a human.
This new episode of From Start-Up to Grown-Up has so many pearls of wisdom from Joe - I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
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In the world of business goals and KPIs, how do we make space for user respect? Our guest today is Christina Nguyen White, Vice President of Design at Loom. You’ll learn the definition of user respect, how Loom leveraged user respect to redesign their desktop app, how they help users who are not exactly comfortable with videos, and more.
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In this episode of the Elevate Media podcast, host Chris Anderson engages in a conversation with marketing expert Nathan Yeung about the importance of effective marketing and simplifying the sales process. Nathan emphasizes the significance of providing enough content to potential customers to facilitate their decision-making process. He argues that people are inherently lazy and prefer having sufficient information to make a decision rather than extensively researching multiple options. Nathan suggests that businesses should focus on creating quality content that educates and guides customers along their journey.
The discussion delves into the power of video content and how it can shorten the sales cycle by warming up potential customers. Nathan highlights the effectiveness of tools like Loom videos, which allow businesses to provide detailed information at the customer's convenience. He emphasizes the need for active customer feedback loops to constantly improve messaging and align it with the audience's needs.
Nathan also advises entrepreneurs to focus on a few select touchpoints in their marketing strategy rather than spreading themselves thin across various channels. By executing well on specific touchpoints and continuously seeking feedback, businesses can refine their messaging and drive positive growth.
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What does it take to re-launch your course? It should be easier the 2nd time around, right? Probably. Be here are some ideas to make your 2nd, 3rd or even 4th launch even better! Get the full show notes at https://CourseCreatorsHQ.com/132.
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4. Where can you find new leads for this launch?
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6. Make sure you update all the dates and images!
7. Advanced tip: Use shortlinks so you don't have update the links everywhere. Just update the shortlinks.
8. Plan out your re-launch during your regular launch (so you don't have to remember 6 months later!) Create to do lists and record demo videos for your team so they can do most of the work for you!
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Lynda and I are both Quakers and happen to be members of the same Quaker Meeting in Philadelphia. She was one of the first people I met after I joined the Quaker community and I’ve always known her as an artist and urban gardener. Unpretentious and one of the most authentic people you will ever meet, Lynda is a visual artist whose aesthetic is informed in part by her dad’s activism and her grandmother’s crochet lessons. Her crocheted vessels, paper collages and knitted assemblages are an expression of some of the stories we have yet to know and some of the ones we need to unlearn.
What I like about Lynda’s work is that she operates in a 3 dimensional way with materials that have their own unique textures and hues and when you really get into the meaning behind her art you realize that she makes her pieces come alive in more ways than one.
Lynda’s work has shown in numerous Philadelphia area venues, including The Colored Girls Museum, Seed on Diamond Gallery, The Barnes Foundation, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. An occasional DIY public space artist, she placed her crocheted vessels in trees in Philadelphia, St. Helena, Savannah, Berlin and London to represent lynchings and other government sanctioned brutality.
Lynda’s work is featured in the book Making Good: An Inspirational Guide to Being an Artist Craftsman. Lynda holds a BA in Journalism and MA in Education. Her self-guided study includes programs at Fleisher Art Memorial, Asian Arts Initiative and private training.
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In this episode, I chat with Matt Barnett, the Founder of Bonjoro, a software-as-a-service platform that lets you send quick personal videos to new leads and customers, to stand out, build trust, and make more sales.
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This week sees a return visit from Daniel Harris of the London Cloth co. Daniel is renowned throughout the world of weaving as a keen collector and restorer of old looms. In addition to being a staunch supporter of keeping the old ways alive, he also trains new weavers and travels far and wide helping to get old looms to run right. The reason for the return, other than to have a good natter about life as a loomsman (I totally made up this word), is that Daniels's dream of creating "Loom-Land" is finally coming to fruition, having bought an old mill in Wales. This mill requires substantial work, which Daniel hopes to achieve through crowdfunding. See the link below.
More info about the crowdfunding for Loom Land on IndieGoGo here!
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May 20 2022 - Episode 93
The Ignite EdTech Podcast with @mrkempnz
1. Introduction
2. Question for you - What are you excited about when it comes to the Metaverse?
3. EdTech Tool of the Week - Canva
4. EdTech Tip of the Week - Metaverse
5. Interview with Julie Stern
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April 15 2022 - Episode 88
The Ignite EdTech Podcast with @mrkempnz
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2. Question for you - What tools do you use for the different internal and external communication in your school?
3. EdTech Tool of the Week - Mote
4. EdTech Tip of the Week - My Favourite Google Tools, Add-ons and Extensions
5. Interview with Andy Hair
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Vendredi 4 février, Cyrielle Hariel a reçu Aude Vergne, directrice de la responsabilité sociale et environnementale de Chloé, Julia Faure, cofondatrice de Loom, ainsi que Cécile Maudy, directrice général de Monogram. Elles se sont penchées sur la manière dont le luxe s'engage pour une mode plus responsable, dans l'émission Objectif Raison d'être sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission le vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.
When Loom rebranded recently they handled it all internally. In this episode you'll learn about how they tackled this process (and the 2500 logo options they created along the way) as well as more about the ways the brand and product design teams work together to ensure a seamless experience for their users.
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0:00 - About Loom
1:50 - Team structure at Loom
7:30 - The benefits of in-house brand design
10:10 - Areas of focus for the brand design team
12:25 - Infusing brand in the product
18:40 - Tools at Loom
20:30 - Metrics of success and testing
26:15 - Building the marketing site
27:40 - The Loom brand
30:10 - The rebrand project
37:15 - How the team collaborates on a project
44:20 - Current challenges
46:40 - "It's only software"
Listen as Brooke shares her experience at creating a remote-first company during a pandemic as well as easy tips at creating a successful team culture overall.
The Allobee leadership team is all on the east coast but experts are all over the United States. We do an All Hive meeting at the beginning of the month and I asked our workforce plus our internal team, if they could use one word, how would they describe our work culture here at Allobee. In this remote time, do people feel supported, inspired, welcoming, flexible, safe? I love that supportive was the #1 culture for Allobee. If you don’t feel support, a lot will fall by the wayside. I encourage you to do a word map or something similar to find out how they define the culture.
We make sure that our missions and values are extremely defined and that everyone knows about them. At Allobee our mission is to get women and caregivers paid that have left the workforce. It is also a mission to help our business owners scale simply. We talk about this a lot in all that we do. Are you talking about your values on a regular basis? Does your team know what your values and missions are? Talk about them often.
Recently while on vacation, I was reading a book about the 3 things a CEO should do. One of those was culture. The author said he set up a Be Attitudes, which was a great play on words for Allobee, so I created 12 Bee Attitudes. Bee happy, kind, bold, proactive, etc. We implement these on a rotating basis. We make sure these are intertwined in our communication, through events and everything we do.
How do we bring people together? Virtual world can be complicated especially during the pandemic. The majority of our force are caregivers. Adding anything extra was too much so we didn’t do too much for the first few months. We were constantly asking how people felt and started doing more recently with virtual co-working where you can work and chat with the internal team. We also have our virtual meet and greet and use the Gather Round platform. It’s fun, laid back and easy and it helps team members who haven’t interacted much. One of my favorite things with our internal team is called Breakout Boxes. I encourage you to look into them.
The tools we use for collaboration and communication are Asana, Slack, Zoom, Loom and Circle for our membership platform. If you have any sort of membership or want more of a community feel, Circle is a great way to communicate with one another.
In a world that’s constantly changing, it’s important to adapt and enjoy something better. What’s working for us today, might not work for us tomorrow. We need to have a pulse on our team and know what’s going on and how people are feeling.
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