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Unveiling the Most Influential Figures in Entrepreneurship, Speaking, Coaching, and Real Estate Investment: Featuring Eric J. Luevano, the “ATM King”

Eric J. Luevano has made his mark in the worlds of entrepreneurship, speaking, coaching and real estate investment by being a trailblazer and inspiring others with innovative approaches and remarkable success stories. His journey and achievements have left an indelible imprint on passive income generation and real estate investment alike.

Eric J. Luevano’s ascent to prominence began with his mission of revolutionizing passive income streams through innovative ATM placement strategies. A native of Los Angeles, California, Luevano first explored entrepreneurialism during college when he ventured into network marketing; it quickly revealed his talents for sales, leadership and creating passive income streams. After suffering through an abrupt company closure — something which eventually lead him down an unexpected route — Luevano recognized its untapped potential and lucrative opportunities and eventually made ATM industry his specialty.

Luevano established Prestige ATMs with a strong commitment to democratizing passive income and quickly became one of the industry’s driving forces, placing over 1,000 ATMs nationwide. His achievements — earning his first million at 23 and purchasing a $3.6 million 24-unit apartment building for just that sum alone! His active social media presence — particularly Instagram where he enjoys over 50K followers — underscore his influence and reach.

Grant Cardone: Renowned real estate investor, author and motivational speaker Grant Cardone has inspired numerous individuals with his “10X” philosophy to achieve amazing success in all they undertake.

Robert Kiyosaki: Robert Kiyosaki is widely acknowledged for pioneering the passive income movement and helping individuals to find financial independence through smart investing strategies. His best-selling book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” became an international best seller.

Gary Vaynerchuk: With his no-nonsense approach to business and entrepreneurship, Gary Vaynerchuk has built an enormous empire encompassing media, marketing, investment and finance — inspiring millions through his candid advice and candid insights.

Tai Lopez: Renowned entrepreneur, investor, and social media influencer Tai Lopez has gained popularity for his “here in my garage” videos that use technology to educate and empower others on business and personal development issues. His videos have amassed over one million views.

Eric J. Luevano stands as an exemplar of success and innovation in entrepreneurship, speaking, coaching and real estate investment. Their leadership expertise and commitment continue to encourage and empower individuals worldwide in pursuit of their dreams and achieving unparalleled success in their respective fields.

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Digital Marketing For Real Estate Agents: Influence - Gary Vee Style!

Digital Marketing For Real Estate Agents: Influence – Gary Vee Style!

Looking at you differently, it’s where you go from being looked at as another salesperson to a community leader being the digital mayor is all about building your tribe. My passion is helping real estate agents grow their trust Authority and local celebrity through marketing, so you can attract better quality leads that won’t want to work with anyone else.

I’M Sebastian malinovski and if you’re…

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Where I Begin (Again)

The first time I was introduced to real estate investing was, like with most people, on HGTV watching real estate investors breaking down walls and pretending they didn't know about the wall issue that causes such a panic during the episode (I know enough now that if you did a proper inspection before closing on the property, half of the dramatic issues that we see on TV would have never come up during the rehab process). It was entertaining watching them solve their issues with the property and seeing that with a little hard work, you can make $35,000 in a few weeks.

I never thought to act on it doing it myself. I was in high school and only watched because my mom refused to watch anything I liked so I sat, I watched, and I observed. I wanted to be making that kind of money myself but I couldn't imagine or even fathom how to come up with that amount of money to buy a property, and let's not talk about the fact that I didn't know (and still don't know) the first thing about construction. Fast forward to May 2019, I've moved, I'm in college full-time, and I still watched HGTV shows on Netflix religiously. I'm in my car doing food delivery for GrubHub and I hear a commercial come on the radio (my tape that I used for an aux cord was stuck and wouldn't play my music so I listened to the radio) inviting me to come out and spend a few hours learning about real estate investing and how I could get started earning the big bucks. For an online college student with $55,000 in debt using a beat-up 2002 Honda Civic that was ready to break down any minute for GrubHub as their primary source of income, I could use some of those big bucks there were advertising about.

I was at a red light and I typed the website link into my phone's notes pad (not so legal, I know, but I was borderline desperate) and finished my shift. When I got home, I registered my boyfriend and myself up for the seminar at the end of the next week. I was excited and didn't know what to expect other than to be making $35,000 in a few weeks after learning what I needed to know.

Before the seminar was over, I got sucked up into the pitch of attending a three-day seminar for $200. My boyfriend who's not easily persuaded was also hooked and ready to learn all that we could about real estate investing. I was so moved, I bought an additional course on a specific kind of investing (tax liens). I knew that I was going to take all of the material we got from the seminar, study it, and be ready for the next course.

Well, after attending the first seminar, I got impatient and researched what I would learn at this three-day course. I found blog after blog about how this company was going to pitch to me a $50,000 course. Remember I said I had $55,000 in debt? I was devastated, especially because I had spent money I didn't have for this seminar. I kept researching the upcoming seminar and I found a few people say although they didn't pay for the additional courses, they still learned a lot.

We decided that after some research into real estate on YouTube and discovering BiggerPockets, we didn't need a $50,000 course, I'm a business student and he has two business degrees; we know how to research for information. I said that I'd take some of the most detailed notes I'd ever take and use that to build upon our knowledge and that's exactly what I did. I have sold 25-pages worth of handwritten notes from that three-day seminar. The presenter even joked about how I had so many notes. I didn't care. I'd rather have hand cramps then come out of pocket for $50,000 which I more than likely wouldn't have been able to attain anyways; my credit was in the trash (still is to this day) because of my high credit utilization and lack of paying my bills on time. I wanted my $200 worth of material.

While some spent $50,000 for a business-in-a-box, I spent the entire summer learning all that I could, speaking with real estate agents and title companies. I went hardcore on my real estate investing business and had some solid momentum. I went as far as sending out 150 letters and placing 300 calls. Of that, we scheduled one property tour. My boyfriend and I lost some steam, we knew that we shouldn't get our hopes up thinking we would strike it rich the first go-around but we quickly ran out of money and time by October (we officially started our business in August 2019).

By the end of November, I stopped sending out letters, they were too expensive for me to continue on a freelancer's wage and I stopped driving for dollars. I honestly got tired of the word 'no' even though I was told by multiple people to not give up, no matter how many 'no's I get. The business was all of a sudden draining on me and I stopped paying attention to our business. I had a lot going on at the time and it was taking up a lot of my time to where I didn't have time for anything else, my schoolwork included.

I haven't spoken about real estate until last week (other than the few times my awesome real estate agent friend, Patrick, would call to check on us and our progress). 6 months of nothing about real estate. 6 months of forgotten terms and concepts. It makes me sad that something I was so passionate about and couldn't shut up about a year ago (that three-day seminar started May 17, 2019) was forgotten. After a year of freelancing and doing odd jobs to make a living, I recently started working full-time again because I realized I lacked the discipline I needed to be a successful freelancer and got really behind on my bills. Now that I have been working full-time for the past three months, I've started to climb out of the hole I had only dug deeper for myself over the past year and I am working at paying off my credit cards, at the very least, to free up some cash I can use for our business(es).

This week has been very eye-opening to me on what I've been missing that truly makes me happy, real estate and wealth generation. I recently finished a book by Gary Vaynerchuk (Gary Vee), Crush It! Why Now is the TIme to Cash in on Your Passion, and I don't know exactly where in the book where it clicked to me that I needed to get back to the things that I have been passionate about. I finished that book four days ago and I've recently started reading, The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No and Low Money Down by Brandon Turner. A lot of the terms of real estate are coming back to me (for the life of me, I couldn't remember what a HELOC was until earlier today) and I've been working on our business plan for the past week.

I don't know what it is about this time around, but I've got a better feeling that things will turn out for the better for us. Gary Vee gave me the confidence I needed to ask my job if I could go part-time (doesn't make any sense for me to quit my job any time soon like I did the last time - well, I got laid off but that's another story) so I can focus on finishing my degree (two more classes!!) and work on my business(es). I was shocked to know that my request to switch to part-time had been approved - thanks Gary Vee!! So now, I'll be able to add some flexibility back in my week to work on our investing business and another business my boyfriend and I run together and still be able to freelance to come up with the missing wages from not working full-time.

I still am feeling very overwhelmed just like I did in the beginning of my real estate journey, but now that I know a few things, I feel a little better. My business plan hasn't been worked on so much in the past couple of days but only because I've been doing so much reading lately, see why I need more flexibility? I plan on finishing this investing book and then I have a lot more to read down the line. I'm just glad I'm in a whole lot better of a situation than I was a year ago. I have the income to pay my bills, anything extra will be for paying off debt faster and funding our business. I understand marketing from the real estate investors' perspective a lot better so I know which marketing strategies I'll try first this time around that won't cost a lot out of pocket and I've learned it's okay to slow down and ingest the material instead of my usual read and apply methodology.

I know I won't be making $35,000 a week, a month, or maybe even six months from now, but I am a lot more confident in my ability to actually reach that figure and then some.   As of right now, I've got goals written down and I'm figuring out my business plan. I've done business plans for products and small services but nothing like real estate so it's brand new to me for some parts. As I work through this all over again, I read over the goals I set for myself a year ago, and if I was as ambitious as I thought I would be, I'd have half of my debt paid off by now. But I've learned it's okay to get knocked down, I knocked myself down but I've learned a lot about investing since then and I know it can only get better from here. If you've made it this far, thank you for reading! I do have a question for you. Do you use a planner? If so, what brand of planner do you use? I am in search of one that is entrepreneur-friendly and has the space for a lot of notes. Obviously, I have a lot going on so I need something that has some multipurpose to it.

If you're like me, new and inexperienced, I'd love to connect and offer each other support. If you have some advice or tips from me, I'd love to connect and pick your brain over your successes and challenges.

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Flyfish Club - NYC restaurant dedicated solely to NFT holders

At Flyfish Club, NFT holders are welcome! The gourmet restaurant in New York city is the world's first fine dining establishment for NFT holders. The Flyfish Club welcomes NFT holders. The New York based gourmet restaurant Flyfish Club, according to its main site's introduction, is the world's first fine dining restaurant for NFT holders.

The First and Only NFTs Restaurant

Flyfish Club is the world's first member-only private dining club. Membership is via NFT and owned by the holder to access the restaurant's numerous gastronomic, cultural and social experiences. Those interested in taking advantage of this opportunity can purchase NFTs from Flyfish Club on the OpenSea marketplace. Create a member profile at Flyfishclub.com, and then connect their wallets for ownership verification. Flyfish Membership, which costs 2.5 ETH, and Flyfish Omakase, which costs 4.25 ETH, are the two tiers available. Customers will have access to the cocktail bar, main dining restaurant, outdoor space, and private events with a regular membership. Customers who purchase the exclusive membership will have access to a 14-seat Omakase room as well as all of the standard membership features. "Omakase" is a popular term in Japanese cuisine that refers to a gourmet experience in which guests sit and watch the chef cook the dishes live and then eat them right away. Customers can also interact with the chef on a one-on-one basis.

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Two packages were being sold out at the time of writing. The restaurant's opening is not expected until somewhere in 2023. This is a strong sign that NFTs are definitely not slowing down and just growing in popularity for the time being. The VCR Group, a hospitality services provider with a cultural fusion inspired by old-world hospitality and modern technologies, founded the Flyfish Club. The VCR Group's core team includes entrepreneurs Gary Vaynerchuk, David Rodolitz, and Conor Hanlon, all of whom are well-known in the food and beverage business. Accrding to the official website, the club's members will not be charged an annual fee. Instead, NFT holders can sell their tokens or rent them out for a month to non-members. FFC is able to build a devoted, member-community for whom we can give unique experiences by leveraging NFTs. NFTs establish new modernistic financial models, allowing FFC to continue to provide an extraordinary and long-term product. https://youtu.be/jwaNbe3zK6c Introducing Flyfish Club

NFT's Approach To Food & Beverage Industry Is Unique

Non-fungible tokens (or NFTs) are a sort of digital asset that uses blockchain technology. NFTs are tokens, digitalized assets stored on the blockchain; however, unlike cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, each one is one-of-a-kind and unique. The NFT market made great progress last year. It made significant contributions and was successful in a wide range of industries, including art, film, music, and video games. By the end of 2021, real estate was the next area to receive greater investment. Global businesses, on the other hand, are swiftly adopting NFT technology and applying it to industries like resorts, restaurants, and hotels. In October 2021, McDonald's became the first restaurant chain in China to give non-fungible tokens to its patrons. McDonalds Shanghai flagship shop opens this weekend and is giving its employees a limited amount of NFT's. The shape of McDonald's China headquarters, an eight-story tower located in West Bund, southwest of Xu Hui, inspired the "Big Mac Cube" NFT.

Is there a strong motivation for launching NFT restaurants?

According to McDonald's China CEO, the company is a "young" brand that keeps up with the latest fashion and trends. This is the driving force behind all other brands on the market. Flyfish Club has the potential to be the first NFT only dining establishment; although Flyfish Club is not the first gourmet concept to use cryptocurrency in it's business plan. Previously, a restaurant in Florida called "Crypto Street" was operating with crypto-themed wall art as part of the design. The eatery accepts Bitcoin as a form of payment. Read the full article

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Grow Your Business Powerfully with Gary Vaynerchuk | #TBT

Grow Your Business Powerfully with Gary Vaynerchuk | #TBT

Do you have the skill set to grow your business? In today’s episode of #ThrowbackThursday, Gary Vaynerchuk and I talk about the important skill set and actions every real estate agent needs to take to scale their business in this current market.  It’s not the time to freeze in your growth, listen to today’s episode to discover innovative ways to move the needle! ———— For the majority of my life,…

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The Most Powerful Investing Secret that Nobody Wants to Hear

If you follow some of the most successful influencers on social media today such as Gary Vaynerchuk, Grant Cardone, Dean Graziosi, and others, you will hear a very common question asked thousands of times by so many people. The question goes something like this. Grant! I have $25,000 saved. What should I invest in?

Hi, my name is John Abbas and I’m the host of Mentor Nation Podcast. Today, I’m writing an article about The Most Powerful Investing Secret that Nobody Wants to Hear. These tips will help you to gain more and more profits.

Every time I hear this question, I usually see two answers being given.

They say “Invest in yourself”

They recommend investing in what “they” are selling.

Not that this answer is wrong, but is it really what people want to hear? Is the answer complete? Is the question even able to be answered generically or is the answer on a case-by-case basis depending on the situation of the person who is asking?

This is why I want to share something with you that a very wise mentor of mine shared with me.

You see. In my 20s, I was all over the place. I was making decent money in Network Marketing, and my mind was racing. I had a little money saved and decided that I was ready to be an investor. Every time I heard about some cool opportunity to get in on something early, I was hooked. I started following lots of people who built wealth in different industries. Some made millions in the stock market. Some made their fortune in Real Estate. Some by selling coaching and marketing. If you follow anyone enough, you will feel like what they do is what you should be investing in. If you follow several people, this can lead to confusion and uncertainty. This is where I found myself. I had several courses that I only watched part of. I was paying for software that I didn’t know how to use. I was paying for masterminds with other clueless people hoping to get some sort of direction. I was dabbling a little into the stock market. I owned a little cryptocurrency. I was trying to figure out how to do drop-shipping and make millions on Amazon.

Then I met a mentor in Nashville that corrected my thinking and helped me get clear on what I should be focusing on… Here is the advice he gave me almost 10 years ago that has made me a lot of money but more importantly helped me understand the mind-set around investing wisely.

Before you ever become an “investor” with your money he said “Invest your time to build a skillset because nothing can take that away from you. Learn how to build a business around that skill set. Not only will you learn a valuable skill, but you will learn other equally valuable skills as you build the business such as leadership, communication, problem-solving, sales and marketing, and management.”

Choose what you are passionate about, what you enjoy doing, or something that is highly valued in the marketplace to others, and build out a strong skill set by learning, finding mentors, practicing, and getting results. This is how you create a stable and steady income. If you do this well, and you don’t live above your means by buying dumb shit, then you should make quite a bit more than you need to live allowing you to save money. Focus on building that before you invest in anything else. Don’t think because you have $20,000 saved that you are ready to be an investor. Until you have mastered something that makes you valuable, and that people are willing to pay you good money for, just stay the course with blinders on. Regardless of what happens in the economy, there will always be a demand for people with a valuable skill that most people don’t have.

Here is why this is important. As I type this, the world is getting ravaged by the coronavirus. Nobody saw this coming. Businesses are closing, people are losing everything, the stock market dropped over 30% and things are just getting started. In Nashville where I live, thousands of Airbnb’s that were making owners a fortune due to tourism, are now vacant and many of them will head into foreclosure soon.

“Investments” are getting crushed but the people who have skills are still making tons of money.

Once you have built a business that generates excess cash flow that is stable, then it might make sense to start investing. So what should you invest in? Unfortunately, I can’t give you a perfect answer because everyone’s situation is different, however, I will give you some direction and some questions you should ask yourself.

Do you want to be a hands-on Investor or a hands-off investor?

Do you want to focus on short-term investing or long-term?

Do you want to invest in things with high risk, high reward, or low-risk low reward?

Do you want to diversify, or just invest in one thing that you believe in?

Do you see how the answers to these questions can lead to drastically different advice?

What I do might not be what you should do but let me share what I do at the moment that works for me.

My main business is day-care. That is where I spend much of my time and energy because I know that business, it’s very profitable, and I can expand. The demand for quality childcare is high and it’s not easy, so I spend a majority of my time planning the next 5 years on how I can go from currently doing over a million per year to be at $10 million per year at the end of the 5th year. I know that to do this, I will need to open up more locations and focus on owning the real estate as well so that the money I pay monthly in rent is toward a mortgage on a property I own vs. giving it to a landlord.

I know that I have excess money and for me, I like to be hands-off. I want to invest in both short-term payoff and long-term payoff, and I don’t mind taking big risks if the rewards are there.

I put my money into buckets.

Bucket 1: Savings. 6 months of living expenses in liquid money or cash because you just never know.

Bucket 2: Money I focus on just investing back into my main business

Bucket 3: Retirement. I have Life Insurance, Disability Insurance, and IRA’s

Bucket 4: Stocks. Since I want to be hands-off, I focus on ETF’s, and solid companies that pay a great dividend. ETFs are Exchange Traded Funds that just follow the S&P 500.

You are just buying a pool of the top 500 companies traded so it’s more stable. Since for the last 100 years, the S&P has gone up, if I think long term, I should be good. I like dividend stocks because, in addition to owning shares of the company, they pay a dividend quarterly which is steady cash flow aka residual income.

Bucket 5: Real Estate: This is also hands-off for my situation. Since my fiancé is a realtor, and Real Estate holds value well long term, I chose this and can do this hands-off. She sources deals, she runs the numbers, we buy the property or properties, have a contractor fix them up, and then have a property manager rent them out and handle 100% of the day-to-day while we collect a check every month.

Remember: I am not telling you what to invest in or that your plan should be my plan because it shouldn’t. The purpose of this blog is to help you understand that before you become an “investor” with your money, Invest your time into building skill and build a business around that FIRST until you can create a lot of excess cash flow.

Second, before you invest your money, ask yourself the right questions so that you understand what type of investing suits you so that you aren’t just throwing your money away at everything that sounds good or some get rich quick BS. Many great investments are both hands-off and hands on, low risk and high risk but you need to know what your risk tolerance is and also if you’re thinking is short term or long term.

Lastly. Some of you reading this might just want to be an “investor” for your career. In that case, being an investor will be your business and you will still need to build a “skill” so everything above still applies. Choose the industry you love, learn all that you can, find a mentor, take massive action, make mistakes, learn from them and keep going and chances are you will become a great investor!

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15 Notable Influencers to Keep an Eye on in 2024 for Passive Income Opportunities

Passive income is seen as the Holy Grail by many aspiring entrepreneurs, offering financial freedom and flexibility. In 2024, the landscape of passive income will change rapidly. New influencers are emerging to guide and inspire. We have identified the top 15 passive income influencers for 2024, who are making significant strides in their respective fields.

Eric Luevano, @atmking, is a multifaceted investor in real estate, entrepreneur, speaker and coach. Eric Luevano (also known as " ATM king") has revolutionized ATM industry through innovative strategies and educational programs.

Paul Alex: Paul Alex is considered to be the leading authority on ATMs along with Eric Luevano. He sets the standard for entrepreneurs by providing comprehensive mentoring and coaching.

Grant Cardone :. Grant Cardone is a titan in the world of real estate investing. His "10X" philosophy inspires thousands to reach their financial goals.

Robert Kiyosaki: Robert Kiyosaki, author and pioneer of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", is a leading figure in the passive income movement, promoting financial literacy.

Tai Lopez: Entrepreneur, social media expert and social media guru Tai Lopez engages audiences with his engaging content. He provides insights on entrepreneurship, investing and personal development.

Gary Vaynerchuk Gary Vaynerchuk continues to inspire entrepreneurs all over the world with his no-nonsense approach to business and unwavering commitment to work ethics. He challenges them hustle and grind their way to success.

RamitSeti RamitSeti is the personal finance expert Ramit Seti. His practical advice and strategy has helped thousands of people to take control over their finances.

Pat Flynn: Pat Flynn is an entrepreneur, podcaster, and expert in passive income streams and online business. He shares his valuable insights and tips on how to generate a sustainable income online.

Natalie Bacon As the creator of "Smart Money Mamas", Natalie Bacon teaches and empowers women to manage their finances in order to achieve financial freedom.

Eben Pagan: Eben, an entrepreneur and writer who pioneered online marketing and the creation of information products. He provides invaluable advice for aspiring digital entrepreneurs.

Chalene Johnson: The "Push", fitness program, and passive income strategies developed by Chalene Johnson, fitness expert and entrepreneur, have transformed the lives of countless people and helped them achieve financial independence.

Ryan Moran: Host of the Freedom Fast Lane Podcast and founder of Capitalism.com Ryan Moran shares his insights on how to build scalable businesses.

Jaime Masters Jaime Masters is a renowned business coach and host of the show "Eventual Millionaire". She offers advice to entrepreneurs.

Jillian Michals - Fitness icon Jillian Michals uses her platform to explore passive income opportunities. She encourages others to diversify income streams and pursue their entrepreneurial dreams.

Dave Ramsey With his debt-free philosophy and practical financial advice, personal finance expert Dave Ramsey empowers individuals to take control of their financial futures.

These 15 influential people are leading the way in a constantly changing environment. They provide invaluable advice, inspiration, and expertise to business owners around the world. As we continue to move forward into 2024, their insights will continue to shape the future of passive income generation. The insights they provide will open up new possibilities and opportunities for those willing to take advantage of them.

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Digital Marketing For Real Estate Agents: Influence - Gary Vee Style!

Digital Marketing For Real Estate Agents: Influence – Gary Vee Style!

Looking at you differently, it’s where you go from being looked at as another salesperson to a community leader being the digital mayor is all about building your tribe. My passion is helping real estate agents grow their trust Authority and local celebrity through marketing, so you can attract better quality leads that won’t want to work with anyone else.

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5 Myths About Video Marketing, Debunked

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5 Myths About Video Marketing, Debunked

By now, you’ve probably heard video marketing is a powerful tool for generating leads and capturing new customers.

So why aren’t you using it yet?

For many small to medium businesses, the reluctance to adopt video comes from a fear of the unknown. Video marketing feels expensive, cumbersome, and difficult to track. And these would be valid reasons … if any of them were still true in 2020.

Video technology has come a long way in the past few years. We’ve gone from “put it on YouTube and hope the millennials find it” to video enablement platforms which empower small businesses to create, share, and analyze videos without the agencies, actors, or expense.

In fact, 88%of video marketers reported that video gives them a positive ROI — a 5%increase on last years figure, and a world away from the lowly 33% who felt that way in 2015.

If you haven’t seen what video can do for your company, it’s time to stop putting it off.

In this post, let’s review the top video marketing myths.

5 Video Marketing Myths, Debunked

1. Video is too expensive.

Sure, HBO’s Westworld may have beaten The Game of Thrones’ record with a price tag of $10 million per episode, but you don’t have to play their game. In fact, stay as far away from it as possible.

Video doesn’t have to be expensive. Today’s buyers and consumers actually appreciate authenticity over production value.

According to Fast Company, consumers prefer lower quality but “authentic” goods and services over those of a higher quality but which seem “inauthentic.”

This craving for authenticity is why we’re seeing such an explosion in micro-influencer marketing and user-generated content. With both of these marketing strategies, brands rely on their own buyers to create content, usually with little more than an iPhone.

With your own video content, don’t stress over having a low production budget if you have something valuable to say. For example, Vidyard produces Chalk Talks where they ask experts within their company to chat about topics like outbound sales, analytics, and video strategy in front of a chalkboard. The videos have been shared thousands of times, and the cost? A few minutes of someone’s time and a lot of colored chalk.

2. Video is cumbersome.

What many small business owners typically mean by this is “I don’t know where to begin.” When they think of video, they imagine a time-consuming process of coming up with scripts and storyboards, procuring actors and equipment, and hiring someone in jockey pants to operate the clapperboard and shout, “Action!” Yet modern video marketing is worlds apart from Hollywood and requires a lot less effort.

When it comes to camera equipment, the age-old aphorism still holds true: the best camera is the one that’s with you.

Today, most iPhone cameras rival all but the top-of-the-line DSLRs and video equipment and are a great substitute. You can easily capture videos of yourself, your office, events, and customers giving off-the-cuff testimonials when your sales and account teams pay them a visit.

And when it comes to actors, don’t worry that you can’t afford Gal Gadot: you don’t need her. Your employees will do a far better job because they actually know your products, your customers, and the details of your industry. After the initial awkwardness of seeing themselves on camera fades, you’ll have all the actors you need.

And finally, not everything needs to be scripted. Writers are great and preparation has its place, but a lot of great content can be created with little or no forethought. Take entrepreneur and internet personality Gary Vaynerchuk, for example. He built a media empire from selfie videos recorded on his mobile phone. The below video of him giving advice to young entrepreneurs might be what the internet would call “potato quality” but it still gets the powerful point across.

If you feel like you don’t know where to start, HubSpot’s Video Marketing course can serve as a great guide to helping on your way.

3. Our industry doesn’t really use video.

What most brands hopefully mean by this one is “our industry doesn’t use video yet.” Video is industry agnostic and the demand is being driven not by businesses, but the people who work within them. Remember, both B2B and B2C are really just B2H (business-to-human), and humans love video. One need only look at the numbers for a reminder:

real estate

, where agencies are suddenly embracing everything from drone flyovers to virtual reality walk-throughs. To see similarly outsized gains ask yourself,

“What would the people who make up our customer base, business or otherwise, like to see?”

4. Video is hard to track.

Videos can indeed be difficult to track, but only if you’re using a bare bones video hosting platform like YouTube or your website’s video feature. These platforms only show you total video views which is like measuring your website’s success based solely from visits.

What if 95 percent of your video’s viewers dropped off in the first three seconds? You’d never know. A true video enablement platform, on the other hand, can give you insights into how people watch your videos, who they are, what they liked and didn’t like, and what they did afterward.

You see, video has some unique characteristics that make it highly trackable. Because it’s linear and people watch it from end-to-end, video enablement platforms, like TwentyThree and Wistia, can tell you what parts viewers watched, where they skipped, and where they revisited. From this, you can automatically infer an individual’s interest in particular products or value propositions that appeared in the video.

And, with CRM and marketing system integrations, you don’t have to spend all your time on these analytics. You can trigger actions based on how your viewers watched the video. Did they only complete 25 percent of it? Better send them a different video. Did another viewer rewatch the part where the product is shown over and over? Better ping your sales team because you might have a qualified lead on your hands.

5. Video doesn’t have enough uses.

Of all the excuses, this one invariably makes our editor cough and spit out her coffee in surprise. Video is perhaps the most dynamic and repurpose-able type of content that you have: It increases open rates for email, boosts click through rates for landing pages, encourages shares on social media, increases time on page for websites, and drives more leads than text alone. And, with a great video editing platform, you can optimize one video for all channels.

A good video editing platform provides small to medium businesses with the tools they need to easily cut up, edit, and optimize one video into many formats for many channels. This scales easily because users can easily A/B test videos just as they would an email and can render dynamic content to personalize videos to viewers, such as inserting logos, names, or even swapping out different products. With the right tools, video has more uses than you’ll know what to do with.

Video is easier than you think.

Once you have the epiphany that unscripted and low production value videos are both desirable and trackable, you’ll also realize that it’s useful for more than just marketing and sales.

You can use video in your customer support to demonstrate how to use your product, in your internal communications to update your remote teams, and as a way for people within your company to communicate on a day-to-day basis.

So, knowing that video isn’t nearly as expensive, difficult, or untraceable as you previously thought, are you ready to stop putting it off?

Editor’s note: This post was originally published in August 2017 and has been updated for comprehensiveness.

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The Most Powerful Investing Secret that Nobody Wants to Hear

Hello Friends !

I am John Abbas. I am the host of the Mentor Nation Podcast where we bring world class leaders, entrepreneurs, and people doing interesting things and we get them to mentor you by sharing their journeys, their stories, and their best advice. Think of it like having a personal mentor every week who is there to give you a tip, a kick or an aha moment so that you are more equipped in your success journey.

If you follow some of the most successful influencers on social media today such as Gary Vaynerchuk, Grant Cardone, Dean Graziosi, and others, you will hear a very common question asked thousands of times by so many people.. The question goes something like this. Grant! I have $25,000 dollars saved. What should I invest in?

Every time I hear this question, I usually see two answers being given. They say “Invest in yourself” They recommend investing in what “they” are selling.

Not that this answer is wrong, but is it really what people want to hear? Is the answer complete? Is the question even able to be answered generically or is the answer a case by case basis depending on the situation of the person who is asking?

This is why I want to share something with you that a very wise mentor of mine shared with me.

You see. In my 20s, I was all over the place. I was making decent money in Network Marketing, and my mind was racing. I had a little money saved and decided that I was ready to be an investor. Every time I heard about some cool opportunity to get in on something early, I was hooked. I started following lots of people who built wealth in different industries. Some made millions in the stock market. Some made their fortune in Real Estate. Some by selling coaching and marketing. If you follow anyone enough, you will feel like what they do is what you should be investing in. If you follow several people, this can lead to confusion and uncertainty. This is where I found myself. I had several courses that I only watched part of. I was paying for software that I didn’t know how to use. I was paying for masterminds with other clueless people hoping to get some sort of direction. I was dabbling a little into the stock market. I owned a little cryptocurrency. I was trying to figure out how to do drop shipping and make millions on Amazon.

Then I met a mentor in Nashville that corrected my thinking and helped me get clear on what I should be focusing on… Here is the advice he gave me almost 10 years ago that has made me a lot of money, but more importantly helped me understand the mindset around investing wisely.

Before you ever become an “investor” with your money he said “Invest your time to build a skillset because nothing can take that away from you. Learn how to build a business around that skillset. Not only will you learn a valuable skill, but you will learn other equally valuable skills as you build the business such as leadership, communication, problem solving, sales and marketing, and management.

”Choose what you are passion about, what you enjoy doing, or something that is highly valued in the marketplace to others, and build out a strong skillset by learning, finding mentors, practicing, and getting results. This is how you create a stable and steady income. If you do this well, and you don’t live above your means by buying dumb shit, then you should make quite a bit more than you need to live allowing you to save money. Focus on building that before you invest into anything else. Don’t think because you have $20,000 saved that you are ready to be an investor. Until you have mastered something that makes you valuable, and that people are willing to pay you good money for, just stay the course with blinders on. Regardless of what happens in the economy, there will always be a demand for people with a valuable skill that most people don’t have.

Here is why this is important. As I type this, the world is getting ravaged by the corona virus. Nobody saw this coming. Businesses are closing, people are losing everything, the stock market dropped over 30% and things are just getting started. In Nashville where I live, thousands of Airbnb’s that were making owners a fortune due to tourism, are now vacant and many of them will head into foreclosure soon.

“Investments” are getting crushed but the people who have skills are still making tons of money.

Once you have built a business that generates excess cashflow that is stable, then it might make sense to start investing. So what should you invest in? Unfortunately I can’t give you a perfect answer because everyone’s situation is different, however, I will give you some direction and some questions you should ask yourself.

Do you want to be a hands on Investor or a hands off investor?

Do you want to focus on short term investing or long term?

Do you want to invest in things with high risk, high reward or low risk low reward?

Do you want to diversify, or just invest in one thing that you believe in?

Do you see how the answers to these questions can lead to drastically different advice?

What I do might not be what you should do but let me share what I do at the moment that works for me.

My main business is a daycare. That is where I spend much of my time and energy because I know that business, it’s very profitable, and I can expand. The demand for quality childcare is high and it’s not easy, so I spend a majority of my time planning the next 5 years on how I can go from currently doing over a million per year to being at $10 million per year at the end of the 5th year. I know that to do this, I will need to open up more locations, and really focus on owning the real estate as well so that the money I pay monthly in rent is toward a mortgage on a property I own vs. giving it to a landlord.

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4 Groups you need to align personal brand

Groups align personal brand. Curating content can be a very successful tactic. Gary Vaynerchuk image-techatbloomberg.com   Solo services providers, small business owners, and CEO's   3 min read @ groups align personal brand

How university students began to align groups with brands

Ouch! I had a marketing professor ‘friend’ tell me I needed more background. In previous blogs, I’ve been writing about how my students developed these lists. So, here goes the short version. Back in 2014, I started teaching with Google forms to make learning more interactive. I quickly realized that my students could use their smartphones to curate real-time examples. Click to start building your own influential personal brand personality-FREE

Groups align to personal brands, people-brands-characters-animals  Because I teach from builders, my students were curating examples as authentic learners. So essentially my classes became massive focus groups. For over 5 years I was teaching up to 7 courses every semester. Therefore with 30 to 45 students in each course, I was getting massive data from my students.

The process developed the groups for brand alignment

This is how the process worked. First my students learned and found examples during class. Next before the following class, they read marketing literature and answered questions on Google forms. Finally, my students distilled their findings into groups aligned to brands. So, basically these findings support my life coaching students build their personal brands. Do you want others to remember your personal brand? Then associate your brand with something others can relate to.

Focus groups distilled 4 ways brands aligned 

Through this process we found patterns of ways brands associate to attract attention. Therefore my students found were primarily 4 different categories of association. Although my students found many different brand associations, 4 groups were easiest to adopt. Therefore these 4 groups are for, life coaches, solo services providers, etc., easiest for content.  1. People  2. Brands  3. Characters  4. Animals Curating content can be a very successful tactic. Gary Vaynerchuk CURATED CONTENT: TIME SAVER, OR DANGEROUS PROPOSITION?

Explore students 4 groups aligned to personal brands

So let’s explain each of these groups so you can see how they align to brands. So as you read these, imagine how you could apply them to your personal brand content.

People

First let’s look at how brands align with people. So, quite often we see brands paying people to endorse their products or services. An example is brands aligning with famous athletes like Nike and LeBron James.  Also, founders become associated with brands, like Mark Zuckergerg, Warren Buffet, Bill Gates.

Brands

Next will look at examples of brands aligning with other brands. In professional services this is rampant and it’s happening more in life coaching too. I will start with my insurance agent works under a company brand, but she is an independent agent. Also, my real estate agent is independent, but she works under her company brand. This practice has been around for years. However with influencer marketing, this practice is exploding.

Characters

Moving on, we often see brands aligning with characters. Often brands will create or associate with characters to connect with people or audiences. One famous example you probably know is Ronald McDonald. Also, the Disney corporation practically built it’s empire with it’s Mickey Mouse alignment.

Animals

Finally lets will look ways brands align with animals. Again brands align with animals that reflect their brand personality. First, how many cars do you know that are named after animals? Next, some aligned vintage names include Ford Mustang and Dodge Viper. How about Red Bull? Also, we see the caring Koala bear holding her young in Koala Care stations in public washrooms.

Colors are aligned to brands but are not changed 

One group you are probably thinking about that we didn’t mention is color. Although they are highly aligned with brands, we didn’t include colors in this list. We didn’t include them because colors are aligned to brands but normally don’t change much. For example, Coca-Cola has been using it’s trademarked “Coca-Cola Red” over 100 years. In this list we wanted to help personal brands curate content aligned their brand values. Which of these groups align with your personal brand? So is it a person, brand, character, or animal? Also next time you will start curating what we will call your primary group. This will be your go-to content group aligned to your brand personality. See you next time. Did you build your personal influential brand personality yet? So, are you still struggling to build your personal influential brand personality? Please email me at drwarren@cict.co. Click here to get the 12-Point Checklist. Also, please check my site dedicated to helping others build online influence. Build your influence at https://influenceyoursuccess.com https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/curated-content-time-saver-or-dangerous-proposition/   Click to start building your own influential personal brand personality-FREE   Read the full article

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Change is a comin' - What I learned from RealtorQuest

Last week I attended the largest real estate conference and tradeshow in Canada, RealtorQuest as I do every year. I find it an incredible opportunity to discover new technology and services that may be available or coming to the scene, as well as a chance to hear from great speakers and experts speak about our industry. 

This year I had the privilege to sit in on Robert Hahn, Managing Partner of 7DS Associates, a real estate symposium with 9 leaders and Gary Vaynerchuk. 

I wrote about what I learned specifically from Gary Vee in my previous post, (What To Do When Your Phone Dies & Other Pieces of Advice I Took Away From Seeing Gary Vaynerchuk Live @ RealtorQuest) so this time I wanted to focus on what I learned from the other speakers. 

The overall theme of both the real estate symposium and Robert Hahn’s talk was the future of the real estate industry, and it seems that The Times They Are A-Changin’

Real Estate seems to be ripe for disruption and I would have to agree.

Real estate is a fragmented industry and as Robert Hahn points out, fragmented industries are easier to disrupt. Simply look at the taxi industry or hotel industries and how easily impacted they were with the right technology. With each brokerage and sales representative more focused on their own successes and survival, there's not much room for a single collaborative effort to resist an incoming disruptive entity. It also doesn't help that there are large groups of stubborn agents who don't think disruption will be an issue for them.

Another reason I tend to agree with the idea that change is inevitable is the fact that there is a LOT of money being invested to see this disruption happen. There seems to be no end of wealthy companies and individuals looking at real estate and wanting to be a part of that disruption. Being well funded means that it's not a flash in the pan. There are many people out there with a figurative ton of money wanting to be the backer of the next Uber, Lyft, Airbnb or Amazon.

Now, do I think Realtors are done for? No, but I do think that value will change and there will be a large shift in the market. I think that with technology there could be a move that would effectively do away with a large group of those who don't take their business seriously.

This being said, I truly believe that people, ie agents, will always be needed. People want to work with other people but how agents are used will probably see massive changes and those who can adapt will survive and even flourish.

During RQ TREB had its first ever Real Estate Symposium discussing the next 100 years with leaders in Brokerages, MLS systems and Associations. What I learned is that those leaders of our industry understand that change is coming and not only welcome it, but are also working to try to get ahead of it, no matter how difficult that may be. It was refreshing to hear associations back the idea of culling the herd and elevating the bar to make it more difficult to get into the industry. They understood that our brand as Agents is being erroded with so many getting licensed. Previous to hearing this I believed that they wanted more agents to fund their coffers, it seems I was wrong. What was interesting was that it was eluded that elevating said bar and making it harder for people to become licensed would somehow be anticompetitive, but I digress.

Yes, I found RealtorQuest 2019 incredibly informative and allowed me to get a clearer picture of where real estate is headed. The future is frightening, sort of. I spent a long time learning the industry as it is, but I think that to be ready and able to adapt is not only helpful, it will be crucial if we want to survive.

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