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Jonathan Peress is the President and CEO of ProMedia, a full-service, tech-enabled marketing agency specializing in cost-per-acquisition, direct-response, and alternative media.Under his leadership, ProMedia's annual revenue has grown by more than 120% each year, earning the agency the 10th Fastest Growing Small Business in America award from Entrepreneur Magazine and recognition in the Inc 5000 list of fastest-growing businesses for three consecutive years. 

Before ProMedia, Jonathan was a member of Viacom’s industry, leading the DRTV sales team and working closely on Comedy Central, Spike TV, LOGO, and Vh1. In 2020, he was named one of South Florida’s Top 40 under 40 by the South Florida Business Journal.

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Having a well-built online presence has become critical for business success. How can you effectively employ direct-response marketing as a growth strategy?

According to Jonathan Peress, a leader in tech-enabled marketing and alternative media, creating an effective direct-response campaign is challenging but highly rewarding. With the right campaign, you can grab your audience’s attention and drive results, but this requires expertise and experience. Therefore, Jonathan recommends hiring a direct-response agency to help craft messages that resonate with your target audience and compel them to take action. A direct-response agency can also offer advice on suitable media channels — online ads, TV spots, or direct mail — and  manage your campaigns, from creative development to media buying to campaign optimization. 

On this episode of the Inspired Insider Podcast, Dr. Jeremy Weisz sits down with Jonathan Peress, President and CEO of ProMedia, to discuss how to thrive using direct-response marketing. Jonathan explains ProMedia's services, the critical elements of a good ad, the call-to-action mistakes people make, and how to advertise effectively on multiple channels.

Hi there and welcome to episode 11 of the Promedia Podcast. If you would like to use any of the songs featured on my Podcasts please let me know don’t forget you can drop me an email and I can provide you with a higher quality version if required georgewood1966@hotmail.com Something a bit different for this week, it’s the “all jingle show”. Each one of these tracks was composed or submitted to be used as a jingle for another Podcast, if you’re a big Podcast fan you may have heard some of them already. The first three were create for the Excel Guru himself Bill Jelen, the first song was inspired by duelling banjos with Bill battling it out with fellow podcaster to see who has the best solution to your Excel problems. I don’t know a lot about programming banjo but I was really pleased with the results. Track two again was for Bill; he wanted a jingle for his Where is it Wednesday Podcast; I decided to keep it simple and catchy (all the best jingles are) and ripped off High School Musical, if you’re going to steal do it from the best I say. The next two and also for Bill, Bill had very clear ideas about what he wanted for this jingle, if you guessed in the style of ‘Born to run’ you were spot on. Onto the Giz Wiz Letters jingles, the first one was a special holiday version with mandatory jingle bells and lush strings, the next one was the original and still sometimes used on Leo’s show, I am really pleased these jingles caught on and have been themselves copied; the Daily Giz Wiz is an excellent Pocast and deserves all the support it gets. The last two songs I didn’t compose, they are cover version of Game Spots Hot Spot theme ( called Too hot); I sent it to the guys but never got a reply; the second is my take on the Giant Bombcast theme; again I sent it to the guys but never got a reply, I guess they were either too busy, never got it, or thought it was shit! So there you have the Promedia Jingle Show; please send feedback good or bad as long as it’s constructive, until next time…

Hi there and welcome to episode 10 of the Promedia Podcast. If you would like to use any of the songs featured on my Podcasts please let me know don’t forget you can drop me an email and I can provide you with a higher quality version if required georgewood1966@hotmail.com Only one track this week, it’s called Goodbye Grey Sky, and no you’re not hearing things I am singing, now I know I don’t have the greatest voice, I can hold a tune and that’s about it; I’m hoping to get a ‘real’ singer to record this song at some point. I think there’s a bit of a David Gray vibe about the vocals (no offence David) which works well; the song is about depression or rather looking on the bright side as Monty Python would say. I feel the song could use a nice guitar solo but as I don’t play guitar keyboard will suffice, musicians out there may notice the song changes from minor to major for the solo (you sad people) Please send feedback good or bad as long as it’s constructive, until

Hablo sobre el sensible fallecimiento del Dr. Randy Pausch, porfesor mio. http://mx.youtube.com/watch?v=hKRgLvmamUY Los eventos que hemos tenido en un par de semanas que han sido pocos pero bastante efectivos e interesantes. Mision de Desordinarios http://www.desordinarios.com/ Fiesta Twittera http://twitter.com/ Café de altura http://www.cafedealtura.com/ Promedia http://neosocialmedia.com/promedia/

Esta vez comentamos sobre La secretaría de economía con el programa de PROMEDIA http://neosocialmedia.com/promedia/ el evento de Café de Altura http://www.cafedealtura.com/ la iniciativa de León Felipe Sánchez http://technolawyer.org/wiki de Fulton & Fulton http://www.fulton-fulton.com y también sobre tips de cómo comenzar a hacer una campaña de productos en medios sociales. y la invitación a que nos escuchen también en lagazeta.org música del Podsafe Music Network (http://music.podshow.com/ ) you moved on by Bobby Tinsley http://www.myspace.com/bobbytinsley Sing My Way Out Of These Blues by Hal Newman & The Mystics Of Time no encontré su sitio, sorry.