In this short episode, Roland shares a simple but powerful tip on how to cut your virtual event costs, get more referrals without paying for expensive paid traffic, and overall increase your profit margin.
To kick off a new year, Roland Frasier talks to Ryan Levesque, the Inc. 500 CEO of The ASK Method® Company, and the #1 national best-selling author of Ask. He is also a co-founder and investor in bucket.io®, a leading marketing funnel software for entrepreneurs.
Roland and Ryan discuss how 2020 impacted him, and the surprising opportunities he un-earthed. Plus, if you’re planning or considering hosting virtual events for 2021, then this episode will be a helpful brainstorm as you consider the year ahead. Ryan breaks down how they’ve been tweaking their virtual events for maximum user satisfaction.
With a thriving mastermind and a million podcast downloads so far, Roland has learned a thing or two. He shares a tidbit on how to ask better questions, and get content that’s unique to your show. This soundbite of an episode will help you create more valuable content for your listeners and a better connection with your guests.
To end the year, we are sharing (re-airing) a couple of our favorite timeless episodes:
From Maximum Security Prison To Speaking At The Whitehouse: Andre Norman is as qualified as anyone to talk about Transformation. And after 2020, we all could use some transformation.
To end 2020, we are sharing a couple of our favorite timeless episodes. This snack-size show features Roland Frasier, sharing an insight that smart marketers and successful entrepreneurs have understood for decades.
Take this into 2021 and you’ll go far.
Now it’s Jay Abraham’s turn to enlighten us with what he’s learned in 2020 and what he will be taking from this year into 2021.“I lost many millions. It was heartbreaking for about a day. And then you realize nobody cares. So you might as well, you know, shift. I don’t like the word pivot because I think it’s been beaten up, but I think you have to find a new way of thinking. That’s all”. Jay Abraham.