Welcome to the Marketing Stack Podcast, hosted by freelancer, entrepreneur and digital marketing expert Burhaan Pattel. When it comes to building a business online, Burhaan had tried and tested almost every advertising, landing page, email marketing, CRM and help desk tools there are. On this podcast, you’ll find weekly stories about my personal journey, online marketing tips, freelance tactics, solutions and advice on how to be a better creator, marketer, and problem solver. Burhaan’s philosophy is simple, do good on others and good will happen for you. Do your best always.
In this episode, the narrator shares a humorous and relatable story about how updating his Tinder profile's copy landed him a date with one of the prettiest girls he'd ever dated. He emphasizes the importance of effective copywriting across various platforms such as Instagram, LinkedIn, and business websites. The narrator provides insights into continuous testing and tweaking of profiles and headlines to achieve better engagement and results. He also mentions leveraging AI tools like 'Tinder GPT' for optimizing profiles. The underlying message is to constantly experiment, make adjustments, and not fear making mistakes, as these are essential steps to improvement in both personal and professional life.
00:00 A Tinder Story: How Copywriting Landed a Date
00:22 The Power of Profile Optimization
02:16 Copywriting: More Than Just Words
05:04 Leveraging AI for Profile Enhancement
05:51 The Importance of Testing in Personal and Professional Growth
09:27 Practical Tips for Improvement and Experimentation
10:20 Conclusion: Embrace Change and Experimentation
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How 'The Bucket List' Transformed My Life: A Personal Journey
This movie sparked a significant change, inspiring me to reassess my dreams and take action. From my time working at my father's business in rural South Africa to creating my own bucket list and pursuing those dreams, this film was a catalyst for my personal and professional growth. Watch as I recount my journey, the lessons learned, and how the movie drove me to live life more fully. Don't forget to share your own stories and how this film might have impacted you!
00:00 How 'The Bucket List' Movie Changed My Life
00:18 The Struggles of Working in a Family Business
01:13 Discovering 'The Bucket List' and Its Impact
02:34 The Plot of 'The Bucket List' and Its Characters
06:07 Realizing My Dreams Were Too Small
06:32 Creating My Own Bucket List
07:00 A Wake-Up Call to Pursue My Dreams
09:44 The Journey to Thailand and Beyond
10:56 Why This Story Matters to You
11:44 Taking Action Towards Your Dreams
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In this episode, we delve into time management strategies, exploring how to view and utilize time differently to boost productivity. The script covers the compression of tasks before tight deadlines and the perception of time during leisure periods. Key tools like calendars and task lists are discussed, alongside the importance of prioritizing impactful activities over 'busy work.' The use of technology and outsourcing to automate and streamline processes is highlighted, with references to influential books and examples of effective marketing automation. Practical advice is given on performing time audits and using leverage—through capital, people, and technology—to maximize efficiency and focus on strategic growth.
00:00 Introduction to Time Management
00:09 The Paradox of Time Perception
00:59 My Time Management Tools and Philosophy
01:47 The Desire for Productivity and Impact
02:44 The Struggle with Busy Work
04:23 Embracing Automation and Outsourcing
05:51 Leveraging Technology for Efficiency
07:23 The Power of Systems in Business
10:27 Personal Mission and Future Directions
13:08 Conclusion and Call to Action
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In this episode, the host reflects on a lifetime of being a workaholic and the influence of his hard-working parents, particularly his father's relentless work ethic. He discusses the impact of Tim Ferriss's 'The Four Hour Workweek' on his approach to work and the possibilities of remote work. After a coaching session with his friend Caleb, the host grapples with the concept of working fewer days per week and the anxiety it brings him. He critiques the extreme hustle culture exemplified by figures like Gary Vee and Bedros Kulian, expressing his desire for a more balanced life. The host aims to transition to a lifestyle that leverages marketing and business automation to reduce the need for constant grind, ultimately striving for both personal peace and professional success. He invites viewers to follow his journey and learn from his experiences in creating a more enjoyable, less stressful life.
00:00 The Roots of Workaholism: A Personal Story
00:57 Discovering the Digital Nomad Lifestyle
01:50 Rethinking Work-Life Balance: A Coaching Insight
02:32 The Hustle Culture: A Critical Reflection
05:00 Envisioning a New Way of Working and Living
06:53 The Journey Towards Peace and Business Automation
08:39 A Vision for a More Enjoyable Life
09:15 Invitation to Join the Journey
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In this episode, Burhaan Patel discusses his journey to revamp his personal website using AI tools. Initially searching for a designer on Upwork, he later discovered Relium.io, an AI tool designed to expedite the website design process. The episode takes viewers through setting up a trial account, generating a sitemap, and customizing a template for his digital marketing agency. Purhan highlights the ease of creating wireframes and exporting designs to platforms like Webflow and Figma. He underscores the tool's potential for anyone needing a quick and cost-effective way to build functional websites, offering a practical demonstration of AI's capabilities in marketing and web design.
00:00 Introduction to Website Redesign Journey
00:22 Discovering an AI Tool for Web Design
00:50 Exploring Lum, the AI Design Assistant
01:24 Creating a New Project with AI Assistance
01:47 Generating and Reviewing the Sitemap
03:20 Diving Into Homepage Design with AI
04:54 Expanding the Design: Adding Courses Section
05:26 Fine-Tuning and Exporting the Design
10:27 Evaluating the Tool's Cost-Effectiveness
11:33 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans
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In this episode of Daily B, host Burhaan shares the inspiring story of his transition from an unfulfilling corporate job in South Africa to a successful career in digital marketing freelancing and running his own agency. Overcoming challenges, guided by influential books like 'The 4-Hour Work Week' by Tim Ferriss and lessons from thought leaders like Brendan Bashard, Burhaan explores his journey of personal development, launching a business, and working with over 200 clients worldwide. He provides insights into setting ambitious goals, leveraging online platforms like Upwork, and underscores the importance of continuous learning and adapting in the ever-evolving digital marketing landscape.
00:00 Introduction: My Journey to Digital Marketing Success
00:18 The Early Struggles and the Desire for Change
02:19 Discovering a New Path: The Bucket List and Tim Ferriss
04:44 The First Steps into Entrepreneurship and Digital Marketing
07:57 Deep Dive into Digital Marketing and Finding My Niche
10:28 Achieving Expertise and the Leap to Freelancing
12:27 Reflections and Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
13:40 Conclusion: From Inspiration to Working with My Mentor
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In this seventh daily video of the series, I discuss the common habit of comparing ourselves to others and how it affects our pursuit of success. By sharing personal experiences and insights, I highlight the importance of focusing on one's own progress, celebrating small wins, and maintaining a practice of gratitude.
I also touch on how creating daily videos has led to improvements in my workflow and content creation process, despite the initial challenges and doubts.
The key takeaway is to compare yourself to your past self, stay patient, and continuously work on self-improvement.
Join me as I share practical tips to overcome comparison and enhance your journey towards success.
00:00 The Trap of Comparison: Navigating Social Media and Self-Expectations
00:46 Embracing the Journey: Finding Personal Success and Freedom
01:22 The Creator's Dilemma: Analytics, Expectations, and Growth
03:22 Building Connections and Overcoming Perfectionism
05:13 Marketing Automation Insights: Learning Through Doing
05:35 Self-Comparison as a Tool for Growth
09:25 Navigating Failures and Embracing Imperfection
12:09 Solving Problems and Leveraging AI for Efficiency
14:09 Conclusion: Patience, Progress, and Personal Growth
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In this episode of Daily Bee, the host dives into the concept of the 'second brain,' a term coined by Tiago Forte, which emphasizes the importance of efficient note-taking. Highlighting personal stories of forgetfulness, they stress the unreliability of human memory and advocate the use of digital tools like Evernote and Obsidian to enhance productivity and creativity. The discussion includes practical steps for creating a digital knowledge base, capturing ideas, and leveraging these tools for various daily tasks, ultimately aiming to make life easier and more organized. Listeners are encouraged to adopt note-taking apps to manage their thoughts and tasks effectively.
00:00 Introduction to the Concept of a Second Brain
00:41 The Importance of Note-Taking and Personal Anecdotes
03:42 Transitioning to Digital Note-Taking with Evernote
05:24 Evolving to Obsidian: A More Efficient System
06:45 The Philosophical Underpinnings of Note-Taking
07:48 Practical Applications and Daily Routines
11:49 Concluding Thoughts on Note-Taking and Its Impact
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In this episode, the speaker discusses the inherent desire for an easier life and how AI technology can help achieve that.
They address common fears and misconceptions about AI, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and the practical benefits of integrating AI tools into various aspects of life and work.
They share personal experiences and examples of AI applications, from generating copy ideas to analyzing large sets of data quickly.
The speaker encourages listeners to explore AI tools, highlighting their accessibility and potential to impact productivity and decision-making positively.
00:00 The Universal Desire for an Easier Life
00:33 Introducing AI as a Solution to Life's Complexities
00:58 The Resistance to AI and Technological Change
02:54 Personal Experiences and the Potential of AI
03:56 AI's Role in Daily Life and Creative Processes
06:02 Exploring the Future of AI Integration
08:26 Embracing AI: A Call to Action
08:50 Concluding Thoughts on AI's Place in Our Lives
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Hey, I'm Burhaan Patel, and today I want to share a personal story about my journey with loneliness and finding comfort in my own skin. I know what it feels like to want to be proud of who you are and to seek genuine connections. In this video, I dive deep into my experiences growing up, from being a premature baby to facing the challenges of boarding school and cultural isolation.
Throughout my life, I’ve struggled with feelings of loneliness and the need for validation. Whether it was feeling out of place in school, seeking approval from my parents, or navigating the ups and downs of early marriage, these experiences have shaped who I am today.
One of the key turning points for me was discovering Julia Cameron’s book, "The Artist’s Way." It introduced me to the powerful habit of daily journaling, which has been a game-changer in my journey toward self-love and acceptance. In this video, I explain how this practice, along with other habits like regular exercise and finding meaningful work, has helped me overcome feelings of loneliness and find inner peace.
Join me as I share my story and offer insights that might help you on your own journey. If this resonates with you, please hit the subscribe button and give this video a thumbs up. Your support means the world to me, and together, we can build a community of individuals striving for self-acceptance and personal growth.
Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:20 - The Desire for Self-Acceptance 00:45 - My Early Struggles with Loneliness 01:11 - Premature Birth and Early Life 01:37 - Boarding School Challenges 03:26 - University Life and Finding Friends 04:38 - Early Marriage and Its Challenges 05:46 - Moving and the Impact on Friendships 07:04 - The Struggle for Validation 07:59 - Overcoming Social Media Disappointments 08:21 - Accepting Loneliness as Part of My Journey 09:22 - Discovering "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron 10:24 - The Power of Daily Journaling 12:32 - Meditative Benefits of Journaling 12:45 - The Importance of Self-Validation 13:13 - Exercise and Finding Meaningful Work 14:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action
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In this episode of Daily B, Burhaan Pattel discusses the importance of effective project management and prioritization in both personal and professional settings.
Rather than focusing on financial aspects, he delves into common challenges such as stress from unfinished tasks and the benefits that structured systems bring to business efficiency and client satisfaction.
Drawing from his experience at KPMG and as a freelancer using Asana for task management, Burhaan emphasizes the value of organizing tasks into actionable steps.
He shares practical tips on creating a to-do list, categorizing tasks into projects, and prioritizing them for better decision-making and enhanced freedom through choice.
Burhaan's message centers on using project management tools like Asana and prioritization methodologies to free up mental space, improve work quality, and live a more intentional and satisfying life.
00:00 Welcome to Daily B: Marketing Insights and More
00:45 The Importance of Systems in Business and Life
02:59 Personal Journey: From KPMG to Project Management Pro
05:22 Mastering Project Management with Asana
11:18 Practical Steps to Organize Your Life and Work
14:31 The Freedom of Choice Through Organization
16:17 Closing Thoughts and Resources
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In this episode, Burhaan Pattel shares insights into achieving passive income and business growth by applying systematic approaches learned from his experience in information systems and marketing.
He discusses the importance of creating repeatable processes, as exemplified by historical and everyday systems, and how such systems can be applied to marketing and business operations for predictable success.
Burhaan's journey from an IT audit manager to a furniture business owner and ultimately a marketing expert underscores the value of systems in generating leads, sales, and customer engagement.
He also announces his mission to help entrepreneurs build their presence online through systematic marketing techniques, aiming to teach his community how to gain followers and increase revenue.
The video encourages viewers to subscribe and join his community for more insights on using systems to achieve business success.
Join my community here: https://www.skool.com/influencer-blueprint-7045/about
00:00 Unlocking the Dream of Passive Income
01:19 The Power of Systems in Business and Life
04:51 From IT Auditor to Furniture Maker: A Journey
07:29 Embracing Marketing Systems for Predictable Sales
08:38 Join the Journey: Subscribe for Systematic Success
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In this first episode of 'Daily B', Burhaan introduces the concept of daily videos aimed at connecting with viewers, improving content creation skills, letting go of perfection, and streamlining the editing process.
The episode focuses on marketing, building funnels, making money online, and sharing personal experiences and insights gained from a decade of working in marketing. The host discusses past challenges like dealing with perfectionism, the fear of appearing on camera, and the importance of building a following for successful online business.
The goal of these unedited, daily videos/podcast is to enhance storytelling skills, share marketing wisdom, and directly engage with the audience to learn what content they find most valuable.
This episode serves as an invitation for viewers to join the journey, provide feedback, and participate in the growth of the channel.
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Julia Panchkowry was a preschool teacher in London who was who ended up building a vegan dessert cafe in one of the most elite malls in Bangkok, Thailand. Her story is wild and fascinating. Listen to Julia’s journey of becoming a self made entrepreneur who followed her instinct and is making a name for herself and her brand.
Follow Julia Panchkowry on Instagram at the.banana.warrior.
Check out her website at: https://www.thebananawarrior.com
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On this episode of The Marketing Stack podcast, I talk to Instagram expert Molly Cahill. Molly teaches holistic wellness pros how to leverage Instagram for business growth in less time without obsessing over likes comments and follows.
We talk about how important it is for marketers to have an audience online, how Instagram's announcement of being a video-first platform has impacted her clients, the importance of search and a whole lot more.
Check out Molly's Reels Training + 101 Prompts for health and wellness pros at https://Mollycahill.com/reels
Follow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/mollyacahill/
In this episode, I talk with the CEO and founder of Peerboard, Mikhail Larionov and Tarek Mehio (Business Development & Customer Success at Peerbaord).
We talk about the evolution of communities, why they are so important for your business, and how you can easily create a community right within your existing Thinkific courses.
Mikhail Larionov past roles ranged from Engineering and Product Management, starting with game development at my own company, and at Disney Interactive as a Product Lead. I helped launch early Commerce on Facebook Messenger, and led the Messenger platform from inception to public launch at F8 2016 and later to v2.3.
In 2019 he founded PeerBoard to build a plug-and-play community platform - with a goal to give businesses and brands a community space that's easy to integrate, pleasant to use, and promotes knowledge sharing and community help.
Tarek Mehio is a Customer Success and Business Development lead at PeerBoard with a background in tech sales and finance.
Check out Peerboard.com to get your community started for free.
Follow Mikhail Larionov on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vernon99/
Kitsten Graham and Jeanne Wilson from Six Figure Business Coaching talk to me about outsourcing work to the Philippines. We talk about some of the challenges and struggles that may come up when outsourcing and how to avoid making common mistakes when hiring team members overseas.
Grab their free guide "How To Double Your Income With A Marketing Virtual Assistant (Even On A Tight Budget!)" here: https://outsourcingforbosses.com
Book Mentioned: "The 4-Hour Workweek" by Tim Ferriss
If you have ever felt like you are meant to be someone else, live somewhere else and even date the opposite gender then you need to listen to Heather Vickery's story. In this episode of The Marketing Stack Podcast, Heather tells her brave story of the changes she made in her life and business and shares a method to deal with change that will shock you.
In this episode we cover:
The THE CHALLENGER Enneagram Type Eight
The Brave Method by Heather Vickery - https://vickeryandco.com/intentionally-brave-entrepreneurs/
Join the Brave On Purpose Collective hosted by Heather Vickery: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BraveOnPurpose
Buy Heather's new Book "F*CK FEARLESS: Making The Brave Leap"
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Andrew Barry and I talk about his experience with Cohort Based Courses (CBC's). In his opinion we are at the start of the CBC gold rush. People are craving human connection, and this format of teaching gives students more than just education, they get community as well. He answers one of the most searched questions, how to get started with a cohort based course. It was one of my best interviews. Enjoy.
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When it comes to your business, unfortunately, there is no one tool that rules them all. And in this episode of The Marketing Stack podcast, Burhaan talks to Dan Mcgaw, the CEO and founder of Mcgaw.io and author of the book Build Cool Shit. We talk about how things have changed in the MarTech (marketing and technology) space, where the future of technology is and how to select the right tools for your business. Dan lays out a framework for selecting these tools in a very easy and simple process. Enjoy the episode.
Text the word MarTech to +1 415 915 9011 to get a free copy of Dan's Book, Build Cool Shit
When it comes to course sales, Tom Libelt has a ton of experience. His process for selecting clients, working out why their courses are not selling and then creating a roadmap is great. In this episode, we discuss how the online course market has grown since the start of the pandemic and walkthrough the correct approach to verify if your course is going to sell.
Owning a private practice is incredible challenging in the start. Often, people make the mistake that starting a private practice is as easy as just getting more clients or patients and expanding the team is easy. The reality is that starting a business is a skill that needs to be developed and learned. Even if you have had a mentor or elder figure teaching you business, running your own business can be challenging. Sachin Patel talk about some of his challenges and his mission to help private practice owners develop their systems and processes to enable a better life for our patients.
In a world where most people are chasing immediate, instant results, it is too easy to miss the opportunities which are always in plain sight. These opportunities require patience, laying one brick at a time, putting in effort over many many years to reap rewards in slow and stead increments. These opportunities are not the kind that people rush to, because they are not attractive or do not have an instant hit of fame or fortune.
Give yourself permission to explore, to fail, to try to journey. This is what this episode was all about with business coach Caleb Nelson.
There is a misconception that when we work on a goal and we reach it, that there is some sort of nirvana, or end that happens. This is what many people mean when they say "I'll be happy when blank." The only end that happens is the ultimate end of leaving this world. Everything else is the journey, the permission to be free and experience each step as you make them happen.
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Why customer experience matters in a world of uncertainty and systems designed for revenue and not people. Dennis Wakabayashi's career in design, marketing and sales has led him to work directly with the people who matter the most for any company, the customer. We explore what it means to actually give a good experience and why it matters.
Check out his website at www.denniswakabayashi.com
and his Youtube channel at https://youtube.com/c/WakabayashiExperience
Are you working in your business or on your business? This is the question I answer in this episode, as I talk to you about where I am in the process of figuring this out.
Many a time we think that we must do the tasks in the business to get things done and it may not be the right approach. Getting help, as I am learning, is the thing that will help both you and the business in the long run.
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On this episode of The Marketing Stack podcast I was fortunate to talk about increasing customer value with Will Laurenson. Will educated me on the differences between increased increasing conversion rates and increasing customer value.
He helped me realize that most marketers are chasing the dream of increasing conversation rates while not always benefit the business in the long run.
I hope you enjoy the episode as much as I enjoyed making it with Will.
Will is a Customer Value Optimisation consultant, helping e-commerce brands optimise their customer journeys for conversion and customer values. If you’re looking for a better ROI on your marketing spend, and higher customer lifetime values, get connected with him on LinkedIn or Twitter.
Will is also the host of the Customers Who Click podcast (www.customerswhoclick.com), a weekly interview with leading marketers from every aspect of the industry.
In this episode with Andrew Cabasso from Postaga, we cover his journey going from being a lawyer to selling his digital marketing agency for 7 figures. His story is fascinating.
It’s a prime example of how seeing a need in the market created an opportunity which he knew he could serve. While lawyers themselves may not have seen the need for a professionally done website, Andy used his charm and creativity to deliver a better solution to them that also brought more business in for everyone.
Andy has developed and launched Postaga in the past year. The tool is aiming to change the way we do outreach to build traffic to our websites.
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Tom Jackobs is a shining example of what's possible if you put your mind to it. His story of going from amateur bodybuilder to entrepreneur and digital nomad is fascinating. That is actually how he and I got in touch and connected while he interviewed other nomads for his series.
Check out the Digital Nomad series here:
Tom helps entrepreneurs book more appointments over the phone. Check out https://businessleadmaximizer.com/ to give him a test run.
About Tom Jackobs Tom Jackobs (http://www.TomJackobs.com) is passionate about helping entrepreneurs succeed in an ever evolving world. Tom owns several businesses where he struggled for many years until he realized he didn’t know everything and got some help.
Struggling to make great content for YouTube or Social Media channels? Are you making content last minute and feeling stressed, short on time or maybe missing your publish days?
In this episode I'll cover why creating a plan for your content is so important to make great content, keep you on schedule, consistent and organized.
What is intentional marketing? That's one of the main topics of this episode with Nelson Jordan. We cover the differences with Paid marketing and Organic (SEO) marketing and how if you are wanting to scale your business, you need a mix of the two to really be successful.
Worried about rising ad costs, Nelson and I cover that too.
I hope you enjoy the episode as much as I enjoyed making it with Nelson.
About The Guest: Nelson Jordan Nelson Jordan is a SaaS and ecommerce content strategist, conversion copywriter, digital marketer and host of the ‘Working From Home’ podcast. With more than 10 years’ experience helping companies grow their revenue, he provides tips, tricks and strategies for success at his blog nelson-jordan.com and interviews entrepreneurs, freelancers and remote workers each week on his podcast 'Working From Home
Check out the Work From Home Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/cGJ2uBim
In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting to George Kapernaros (georgekapernaros.com), who is an e-commerce expert and ex Marketing Director of divbrands.io.
We covered a few topics including digital marketing trends, grabbing attention, interesting facts about how to keep audience retention and a whole host of other topics.
George mentioned a few resources, which I think you will find valuable. I hope you enjoy the episode as much as I did creating it with George.
Breakthrough Advertising by Eugene M. Schwartz https://amzn.to/3qJAn7A
The 16-Word Sales Letter™: A proven method of riting multi-million-dollar copy faster than you ever thought possible Paperback – August 8, 2019 https://amzn.to/39AXo5o
https://www.hubspot.com/flywheel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empathy_gap
https://behaviormodel.org/
In today's ultra competitive online market place it can be difficult to find a way to differentiate yourself as a Naturopathic Doctor.
The tips are tricks in this episode can be applied to almost any business trying to find a blue ocean in a red sea of competition.
This episode first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
What is your website not generating any leads for your business?
This is an age old question which many marketers and business owners have tried to solve since the dawn of the internet.
In this video I discuss some of the things you might want to look at to understand why your website traffic is just not converting into leads and paying customers or clients.
This first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
Why health care businesses, specifically clinics, and medical practices need email marketing in their business.
Email marketing is one of the only ways to manage and control the results of your business. There are a number of solutions available today and I discuss these in the episode.
This episode first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
Brenden is the founder of MasterTalk, a YouTube channel he started to help the world master the art of public speaking and communication.
Brenden coaches purpose driven entrepreneurs on how to master their message and share their ideas with the world.
Catch up with Brenden here:
- https://www.instagram.com/masteryourtalk
- https://www.facebook.com/mastertalkyt
- https://www.youtube.com/c/MasterTalks
The Apple iOS14 update is causing quite a stir in the small business space and Facebook is being very vocal about how this change affects small businesses on its Facebook Ad and Instagram Ad Platforms.
In this episode, I cover the effects this change will have on your ad campaigns and what you can do to adapt.
This podcast first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
When the pandemic started I thought that I was going to have a really tough year. I was worried about how things were going to be for myself, my girlfriend, my kids, my parents and friends.
I used the strategies in this video to get through the year and think that these strategies will help in any situation, good or bad.
This podcast appeared first on my website at burhaanpattel.com
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Ever wondered how you can improve your conversions on your Webinars? There are a number of critical things you must use to maximize the effectiveness of your webinars.
In this podcast, I cover 9 critical things you must have to make more sales on your webinars.
This podcast first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
We all have debt at some point or the other. We all have situations that come up where sometimes we get into a bit of a rut or we try to go for quick success and result in seeking out loans.
In this podcast, I will talk about my journey from taking a few loans to being debt free.
This podcast first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
What's causing you to not post online? The truth is that posting online, in the right way, can help to build an audience and generate income for your business.
In this podcast, I talk about my struggle with posting online and how you can too.
This podcast first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
How To Get 20-30 More Clients For Your Virtual Health Practice in the Next 60 days (or less) Without Giving Up Your Freedom 2020 has created many challenges for the medical industry. Telemedicine and Teletherapy has become mainstream where doctors and practitioners have been forced to pivot to continue helping their clients and attract new ones.
In this podcast, Tom Jackobs and I share strategies to take your healthcare practice online.
Book a Call with us to grow your medical practice here: https://businessleadmaximizer.com/schedule-a-call
This podcast first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
Webinars may be intimidating, and getting started is hard. You may even doubt that it will work. Join me in this episode to find out the tips and solutions that will help you ease your webinar woes.
Watch the Facebook live video here.
The episode first appeared on burhaanpattel.com
When it comes to being productive there are a few things you can do to work faster, do be more productive.
In this episode, I share some of my top tips when it comes to getting work done in this video.
This podcast first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
In this episode you will learn how I got started and how I learned to work with clients from all around the world.
From humble beginnings in South Africa, Burhaan was desperate to make a living from the internet. He talks about his journey to create freedom in his life personally, to earning 6 figures in a year in 2019.
You can watch the Facebook live video here.
This podcast first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
Promoting to more and more people is crucial but how to do that, without losing engagement or losing your posts?
In this podcast, Burhaan will be revealing the secret to promote your content and to keep it relevant.
You can watch the Facebook live video here.
This podcast first appeared on my website at burhaanpattel.com
There are 7 things you can do right now to prepare yourself for the world post Covid-19.
This podcast first appeared on my website at Burhaanpattel.com
Creating content is pretty difficult. Knowing what to create is probably the most important piece to the entire process. In this video I talk about how to come up with content for your YouTube channel, Facebook Page, Facebook Group, Instagram and all the other platforms out there. Knowing what you do and where your audience …
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Over the years as a digital marketer, I’ve spoken to tons of clients who think Facebook and Google Ad campaigns will save their business.
Without a long term content strategy, paid ads will not work. Join me live to find out why.
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When it comes to content there are a few things that are critically important. Topics/Keywords that are relevant SEO Speed of your website Syndication of your content Imagery Creating consistently Accuracy of information
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Asana is a great tool to get yourself organized. I’ve used asana to write down and manage multiple aspects of my business and personal life. In this episode I restructured my asana account that allows me to manage people in my team, manage and communicate with clients and also remember things that needed to be …
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What’s causing your Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns to not performing well?
In this episode, I discuss 7 reasons that your ad campaigns on Facebook may not be performing as well as you would like.
Identifying and remedying these issues may help to generate leads and sales at a lower cost per sale.
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Email retargeting should be set up to engage with your potential customers. Not annoy them. Your emails should be straight forward, to the point and be sent out at a reasonable time and frequency.
In this episode I talk about email retargeting and how to leverage email automation.
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Working with people for the first time as a business can be challenging. In this episode, I talk about ways in which you can deal with or choose to react to different situations that may come up.
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Using the right digital marketing tools for the job is very important. If you use the wrong tool you may get to the outcome you want, but it may cause you frustration and take you more time and even money. In this episode, I give the example of upgrading my laptop and software to make …
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Starting an online business can be challenging and daunting. I hope this checklist will help you get all the basic things you need to start your online business. Work your way through this checklist: Name your business Work on your why Write down who you are serving. Who is your target client? Buy your Domain …
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As business owners, we often spend time working more on client projects. While it’s important to work on your clients it’s important to work in your business to continue the development of the business.
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Google Analytics may be installed on your website, but you may not know exactly what it does. In this episode I explain some of the things that Google Analytics does and why looking at these stats is important for your website and online business.
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