Doing Daily: Recent Episodes
Jonathan Stark
From Kevin's website:
Hi, I'm Kevin.
I help you make your website about the one person we can all agree comes first: your prospect.
The good news is... you know that person better than anyone.Related links:
- https://7secondwebsites.com/
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/7sws/
From Adrienne's website:
*NICE TO MEET YOUI’m Adrienne, a content strategy consultant.
I help high-growth B2B businesses build their brand messaging, content strategy, and content creation processes.
My clients are often going through a period of transformation, such as: Funding * New market entry * Shifted business offering * New personas * Mergers and acquisitions
The way they communicate their offering and share expertise need to transform accordingly.Together, we’ll ensure your voice and your content mirror your broader business and its goals.Related Links:
- https://www.adrienneksmith.com/
Email automation guru Jason Resnick joined me on Doing Daily to geek out about daily email.
Bio from Jason's website:
I'm Jason. I'm certified by ConvertKit and one of their recommended experts for handling migrations*.Personal relationships are the backbone of my business. Most of my clients become long-term partners, many of whom have come to me by personal referral. I figure all my customers should be happy customers, and I work hard to make sure that’s true.
Technology moves fast and building your email marketing in a way that's personal, human, and behavior-driven will build the "know-like-and-trust" factor you need to have with your subscribers to convert them into customers.*Related links:
- https://nurturekit.co/
- https://rezzz.com/
- https://twitter.com/rezzz
From Chris' Website:
Hi, I’m Chris Ferdinandi.
I help people learn vanilla JavaScript, and I believe there’s a simpler, more resilient way to make things for the web.
I create courses and ebooks, run online workshops, and host the Vanilla JS Podcast. My developer tips newsletter is read by over 13k developers each weekday.
I’ve taught developers at organizations like Salesforce and the Boston Globe, and my JavaScript libraries have been used by organizations like Apple and Harvard Business School.
My ideas for building a simpler, faster world-wide web have been featured in Net Magazine. Chris Coyier, the founder of CSS-Tricks and CodePen, has described my writing as “infinitely quote-worthy.”
I love pirates, puppies, and Pixar movies, and I live near horse farms in rural Massachusetts. I run Go Make Things with Ryder, a fluffy rescue dog.Related Links:
- https://gomakethings.com/articles/
- https://twitter.com/ChrisFerdinandi
From Luke’s Website:
Hey! 👋 I’m Luke Willis. I’m a web3 consultant who helps indie game studios build on blockchain without alienating their players. Blockchain offers a new way to monetize your games and increase your company valuation. It can also increase efficiency and decrease costs. Unfortunately, any attempt to build NFTs into a game is met with public outrage. I’m on a mission to bring web3 to mainstream gaming in the most accessible way possible. This isn’t just a money grab. It’s about giving power to the players.
Related Links
- https://lukewillis.com/
- https://twitter.com/lukemwillis
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukemwillis/
- https://thekoinpress.com/bab
- https://podcast.thekoinpress.com/
From Jonathan's website:
Hi, I'm Jonathan Hall!
I help small companies deliver software with big tech confidence, on a small tech budget. Are dreams of faster software delivery hampered by complexity, instability, and lacking confidence? My free email course, Lean CD Bootcamp will show you how you can begin implementing Continuous Delivery right away.Related Links
- https://leancd.com
- https://jhall.io/
- https://jhall.io/daily/
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/TinyDevOps/
- https://twitter.com/TinyDevOps
From Ant's LinkedIn:
With a career in learning and development spanning almost twenty years, experience working on several continents, and global clients including ANZ, Westpac, Link Group, Microsoft, and Carnival, I am passionate about helping other learning designers do the same.
If you’re an instructional designer or L&D progressional looking for guidance on creating training that matters, join thousands of others currently receiving my bite-sized, daily emails.Related Links
- https://www.antpugh.com/email
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/antpugh/
About Geraldine
Geraldine Carter is a business coach for overworked CPAs who need help getting off the tax hamster wheel. Her clients routinely generate $250K of new annual recurring revenue within the first few months of working together while spending less time at the office. Her podcast, Business Strategy for CPAs, has more than 100,000 downloads and is ranked in the top ten CPA podcasts by Apple Podcasts. Geraldine holds a BS in Engineering from Cornell University. She is the co-founder and CFO of a company where her cashflow forecasting models resulted in millions of dollars for climate change efforts. In her free time, she can be found mountain biking forested trails or running after her two small children in her hometown of Ketchum, ID.
Related links
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/geraldine-carter/
- gc@geraldinecarter.com
- businessstrategyforcpas.com
- geraldinecarter.com
Rochelle Moulton turns experts into master soloists. The author of The Authority Code: How To Position, Monetize And Sell Your Expertise, she has been called “an emotional Red Bull” for her balance of inspiration and practical advice.
She earned her consulting stripes by leading introverted brainiacs at two powerhouse consulting firms and turning around the failing consulting arm of a Fortune 500 company.
She built three professional firms from scratch—including selling one to Arthur Andersen. She co-hosts “The Business of Authority” and is a leading voice in the independent consulting space.
Related Links
- https://twitter.com/ConsultingChick
- https://www.thebusinessofauthority.com/
- https://rochellemoulton.com/
Richard's Background (from his website):
Hi, I’m Richard Bown. I’m an independent software consultant based in Amsterdam, NL.
I’m originally from the southeast of the UK, studied Electronic Engineering at the University of Bath before living and working in London for 8 years. I moved to Amsterdam in 2007.
I help organisations deliver better-architected software. This means making software better fit for customer requirements while also making it easier to build, deploy and support. I also encourage reassessing your technical debt and legacy systems as well as exploiting cloud and serverless architectures.
Related Links
- https://richardwbown.com/daily/
- https://twitter.com/bown_rw
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-bown-a0762b2/