The founder of Freedym & Rewind, Lifestyle Business Entrepreneur and Dad of Four

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A former gym teacher turned serial entrepreneur, Ryan Lee is the co-author of The Worst-Case Scenario Business Survival Guide (Wiley, 2009) and Mastering the World of Marketing (Wiley, 2009).

Ryan Lee is an entrepreneur, best-selling author, speaker, success coach and the founder of ryanlee.com.  He started his first web site back in 1999. He grew that one fitness site into a multi-million dollar empire.  Ryan is the author of 2 books “The Millionaire Workout” and “Turn Your Passion to Profits”.  There is simply so much more, but I will now turn it over to the man, the myth, the legend, Ryan Lee.

He created his first web site back in 1999 to promote his part-time personal training business (he still had a full-time job at a Children’s Rehab hospital). But things really took off when he turned that simple site into a paid membership program.

Since then, he’s created over FIFTY different recurring revenue programs in multiple markets. Everything from membership sites and paid newsletters to subscription boxes, software and consumables.

You might have seen him featured on the front page of The Wall Street Journal or as a contributor to Entrepreneur. Or, perhaps, you read one of his books.

But what Ryan is most proud of is his ability to build businesses around his “lifestyle”. He is always done by 3pm so he can spend unlimited time with his wife and four children.

Now, Ryan has taken all his resources. Tapped into his deep network. And created the most complete training resource for anyone looking to turn their ideas into “continuity” income.

Websites & Social Media Links 

Ryan’s Company

Ryan’s FB

Ryan’s Pinterest

Ryan’s Website

https://rewindtoday.com

Ryan’s Twitter

Ryan’s Linkedin

Find him on Amazon

Interview Questions

• Who’s Ryan Lee, what’s your background before starting in the online space?
• What’s rewind? And why you decided to start rewind instead of focusing on the recurring income membership in the online space?
• What was your first membership site?
• Before starting a membership, what’s your formula for finding your market, niche, ideal customer or avatar.
• For influencers is it better to use influncername.com site or a brandname.com site?
• What are the most profitable types of membership sites?
• Which plugins do you recommend to build a wordpress membership site or a membership site on external software?
• How important is having a community in a membership site?
• What’s working now for you in terms of organic or paid traffic to build your list?
• After getting traffic into a newsletter for how long you usually recommend to share value content before pitching an offer?
• Do you recommend keeping a membership site open or closed with a waiting list?
• How do you market your membership sites, do you like webinars or product launch formula?
• Top 3 tips to decrease churn and retention?
• While researching you I noticed that you are not a big fan of the high ticket coaching ticket pyramid scheme and I share with you the same feelings that it’s about to crash as I don’t believe its sustainable for new entrepreneurs to pay $5000-20000 a month to increase their panic while they are trying to build their business, can you share with us your thoughts about that?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like?
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• What’s the biggest failure moment in your life and what did you learn from it?
• What’s the best advice that you ever received?
• If you have the chance, what would you say to advice your younger self?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?

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Author of more than 20 Books, Professional Bloggers, Movies Critic and A Strategic Marketing Consultant

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Whether the task is helping your company learn how to grow through savvy use of business blogging and associated social networks and new media, making a formal presentation to a packed auditorium of professionals on any of a variety of business or technical topics, leading a class of adult learners, or writing a business or technical book for neophytes, Intuitive Systems founder Dave Taylor’s central focus remains the same: to explain complex concepts and technologies in a way that lets you gain insight into the subject.

My primary focus is to continue my work as a strategic marketing consultant with client companies, helping them understand the opportunities (and risks) associated with online social networks. While most of my clients are smaller startups, I also enjoy working with larger companies that have the budget to do wonderful things but lack the chutzpah to jump in and get wet. In addition, I have dozens of speaking enagements already booked, including keynote speeches and workshops at major industry conferences, and am always interested in opportunities to spread the gospel, as it were.

My primary publishing venues are online, which should be no surprise. The flagship blog is my popular Ask Dave Taylor! blog, a free tech support and business discussion Q&A site with topics ranging from Windows troubleshooting, Facebook tips and tricks, getting the most out of your iPhone, iPad or other gadgets to job interview techniques and reviews of tech gadgets and gizmos.

If you’re a parent like I am, you’ll also be interested in my GoFatherhood site. Discussions on the site range from discipline to dealing with bullies, learning styles and paying allowance, to why you shouldn’t cheat on your spouse and the dangers of cyber-romances. If it involves the journey of parenting, divorce or post-divorce parenting, I’ve probably written about it at some point! Pop over to the site and find out why it’s cool — and often darn tough — to be a father in this modern world. I’ll give you a clue, though: parenting isn’t something that your nanny or full-time babysitter can offer because you’re too busy working…

Into movies or curious about the business of film production and distribution? Then you won’t want to miss my film blog: Dave On Film. In addition to reviewing new blockbuster movies, I also occasionally write about film theory and industry news too.

Book-wise, my most recently published works are The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Growing Your Business with Google (from Penguin), which offers every entrepreneur and business person hundreds of great ideas on how to increase your presence online, Learning Unix for Mac OS X (from O’Reilly Media), a great and blessedly succinct guide to getting started with the Unix inside your Mac, and Wicked Cool Shell Scripts (from NoStarch Press), 101 fun and informative shell scripts for Unix, Linux and Mac OS X systems.

If you’re part of the world of academia, you might find me guest lecturing at the University of Colorado, Boulder, Regis University, and the University of Denver, Daniels School of Business.

Looking to connect with me on a social network or two? You can find my outposts in the wilderness at DaveTaylorOnline.com.

I’m a storyteller, whether through the written word, video, on stage as a public speaker, or as a teacher and educator. Every company, every product has a story. Are you telling yours?

I help companies realize the potential of reimagining their business, reinventing their company, and embracing the potential of Internet-based Web, social media and other forms of two way communication to establish themselves as thought leaders and experts in their industry.

Specialties: Extensive experience in technical and management issues, ranging from academic experience – with an MS Education and an MBA – to startup work – I’ve founded, grown and sold three startups – to writing and public speaking. I have a wide range of talents and can work equally well with a small group of top-level executives in a strategic planning meeting or running a technical or marcom workshop for 500 people. I am an excellent communicator, top-notch speaker and great writer.

Ask Dave Taylor is primarily written by Dave Taylor, but the staff includes a variety of other people, including Gareth and Ashley Taylor. Gareth focuses on gaming and high performance laptops while Ashley is a photographer and deals with photo software, hardware and accessories. Additional contributors include Gary Moskoff, Steve Loyola, Klaus Holzapfel, Paul M. Bowers and Thomas and Deb Frey.

The company is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado.

Now, who’s this Dave guy anyway?

Thanks for asking! Let’s see… I’ve been in the computer industry since 1980, believe it or not, and have been online since before the beginning of the Internet. Some say that it wasn’t Al Gore but me who actually invented the Internet, but between Bob Metcalfe, Vint Cerf, Jon Postel, Tim Berners-Lee and many others, we all contributed – big steps or little – to the amazing tool it is today.

I have a number of academic credentials if that’s interesting to you, including a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from the University of California, San Diego, a Master’s in Education from Purdue University, and a Master’s in Business Administration from University of Baltimore, Merrick School of Business. I generally skip the alphabet soup after my name, though.

On the business side, I have created and launched four Internet related startups, the first of which was The Internet Mall. The original one. Long since vanished into obscurity, of course, but I was definitely part of the dot-com bubble and in addition to my own startups I served on the board of a number of different small companies (and continue to do so today) and have worked with various investment and venture capital firms as a due diligence analyst and even an entrepreneur in residence.

In parallel, I learned to write, and write I did. Twenty books. Thousands of magazine and newspaper articles. Today I continue to write both online and off, including being published in the Boulder Daily Camera, the Boulder Weekly, Linux Journal, and Colorado Business Magazine. No books in the pipeline, though, but I write forewords for a few books a year still: if you’re looking for someone to write your foreword, drop me a note!

I’m a frequent – and award-winning – public speaker who goes to a lot of trade and professional conferences every year. I’ve run large conferences, I’ve given dozens of keynote talks, moderated panels, argued on panels, and done just about every other job necessary to keep a conference running smoothly. I teach at a variety of colleges and private institutions, and in addition to helping run two weekly podcasts I also used to co-host an AM-radio phone-in computer show on AM760 here in Colorado.

I now split my time between free tech support here on AskDaveTaylor, fatherhood and parenting discussions on the popular GoFatherhood and film reviews on DaveOnFilm.com site. Along with a zillion other things.

Looking to find me in your favorite social network? The best bet is to start with my cheatsheet page at DaveTaylorOnline.com, or just pop directly to my Google Plus account.

Interview Questions

• How did you start in the technology world?
• Can you take us through the 4 startups that you were involved in?•Why do you make products reviews?
• What helps you drive more traffic to your sites?
• What’s your trick for blogging consistently and efficiently?
• How to get contributors for a blog?
• How many staff members are working with you on your blogs and what exactly they are doing?
• Your top 3 blogging hacks, plugins or tools?•How do you monetize your blog?
• You write for The Boulder Daily Camera& Linux Journal, and How to be columnistsfor such publications?
• When you decided to start critiquing movies?
• And how amateurs movies critics can pitch such publications?
• Your top 3 movies?
• Why you started writing about your experience as single dad and your divorce and started gofatherhood.com
• What did you learn from your divorce?
• What’s the most difficult thing that you face as single dad? In terms of raising kids?
• Publishing or Self-publishing?
• How do you leverage your writing, do you combine blog posts into books or the opposite?
• How do you write efficiently?
• How do you structure the process of writing a new book?
• Who’s the best editor that you have ever worked with?
• Who’s the best agent that you have ever worked with?
• Share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like?
• Whatare your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habitsthat you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What do you do to change your mood when you are depressed?
• What’s the best advice that you ever received?
• What’s your favorite quote?
• If you have the chance, what would you say to advice your younger self?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What makesyou really happy?
• How people can contact you?

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          Neil Patel is a Serial entrepreneur, Angel investor, and
the Co-Founder of Crazy Egg, KISSmetrics and HellowBar

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Neil Patel is the co-founder of Crazy Egg, Hello Bar and KISSmetrics. He helps companies like Amazon, NBC, GM, HP and Viacom grow their revenue. The Wall Street Journal calls him a top influencer on the web, Forbes says he is one of the top 10 online marketers, and Entrepreneur Magazine says he created one of the 100 most brilliant companies in the world. He was recognized as a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 30 by President Obama and one of the top 100 entrepreneurs under the age of 35 by the United Nations. Neil has also been awarded Congressional Recognition from the United States House of Representatives.

My life story

I was born on April 24, 1985, in London, England. From the beginning, I had entrepreneurship in my blood, but I’ll get into that a bit later. When I was two years old, my parents decided to move to sunny Orange County, California. At first, we struggled a bit just like most first-generation Indians. My mom’s first job was a non-paid teaching gig, to which she had to walk a few miles every day with my sister and me. My dad, on the other hand, worked for one of my uncles. His job didn’t pay much, but we were grateful for the opportunity my uncle gave him. Because of my mom’s tenacious nature and my dad’s work ethic, my sister and I were able to live a middle class lifestyle.

Throughout my childhood, I was surrounded by entrepreneurs. All of my uncles on my mom’s side had multiple businesses, which led them all to be successful. My uncle’s entrepreneurship rubbed off on my mom, and she started her own home daycare business. Although she was successful at it, mom’s business never revenued more than 100k a year, and my dad was satisfied with his average job. This meant my sister and I would not live a “rich” lifestyle.

Entrepreneurship

Growing up, I was always thinking about what I could do to change my lifestyle. For years, I couldn’t come up with anything, but during my first year at John F. Kennedy High School, things started to get better.

My cousin, who is a year older than me, was selling burned music CDs to students. I saw that he was making a few bucks, so I started doing the same thing within my freshmen class, but I tried to be a bit more careful by not selling pirated media. I quickly realized that I could only make a few dollars a CD, so as a more profitable venture, I started selling black boxes.

Soon after, I was known as the kid in high school who was selling black boxes. I then decided to capitalize on this by purchasing cable black boxes in quantity on eBay and then selling them to my classmates as well as their parents. Business was booming, and I made a few grand in profit.

Realizing that there wasn’t a long-term career in selling things that could be potentially classified as “illegal”, I decided to get into a legitimate business. I noticed that many of the kids in my school were fixing up their cars with after-market parts, so I decided to get into reselling automotive parts. I picked up a resellers permit from the State Board of Equalization, which allowed me to buy car parts at a discount and sell them to other students.

The Corporate Life

Because my income from my businesses was not stable, I decided to get a “real” job. I was only fifteen, and the only local place I could find a job at was Knott’s Berry Farm, in the park services department. The department I worked in sounded cool, but I was in charge of picking up trash, emptying trash cans, cleaning restrooms and sweeping up vomit. Although the job was less than glorious, I loved it because I got paid a few cents more per hour for cleaning the restrooms compared to most of the other jobs at Knott’s Berry Farm.

After three months of working at Knott’s, I quit and found a job at Quality Systems. This job didn’t give me any steady income, but the job paid a few hundred dollars in commission per sale. I was selling $1,600 Kirby vacuums. I went door to door, trying to convince home owners to let me clean their carpets for free. If they did, I would then sell them on the vacuum after shampooing their carpet. After doing this for a month or so, shockingly I sold a vacuum to an Indian couple (I was surprised because generally Indians are cheap). But after a week, reality kicked in, and they returned the vacuum.

Realizing that an average American could not afford to buy a $1,600 vacuum, I decided to look for other career opportunities. My sister was working for an Oracle consultant locally, and she introduced me to him. I found out that as an Oracle consultant, my sister’s boss was billing companies $125-250.00 an hour. I was shocked to hear how much he was making, which led the entrepreneur within me to come out once again. I tried to figure out how I could also make that much as a high school student, so I turned to Monster.com and started looking for Oracle consulting jobs. The problem was I had no clue what Oracle was.

.COM boom

Instead of finding a job on Monster.com, I learned about Monster.com’s business model and that they were making hundreds of millions of dollars. As a kid, I thought that if I could even make 1% of what they did, I would be rich. This led me to start my own job board called Advice Monkey. After spending $5,000.00 to build the job board, I launched it and learned that I have to market a site for it to be successful.

Knowing that I needed some help with marketing, I hired an Internet marketing firm. Within a few months, I realized that they were taking my money and doing nothing valuable in exchange, so I fired them. I then hired two more firms, who also provided little to no results.

Because Internet marketers I had hired had taken all my money, I decided to learn Internet marketing myself. Within a few months, I became pretty good at it. Advice Monkey started to become popular, but it never succeeded because the site was not set up to take credit card transactions.

A New Life

My sister was still working for the Oracle consultant and kept telling me how much money he was making. I then decided that I was going to take that career path and open my own Oracle consulting company. Unfortunately, I had two major roadblocks in my way: I was nowhere near 18 years old, and I didn’t have a college degree.

With my sister’s help, I started taking general education college courses at Cypress Community College while in high school. My goal was to finish college in 2.5 years.

My first college class was Speech 101, in which I had to give three speeches on any topic of my choice. One of the speeches I gave was on how search engines work. After hearing my speech, one of the individuals in the class asked me if I wanted to consult Elpac Electronics on their Internet marketing strategy. Using my sales skills that I learned from selling vacuums door to door, I was able to lock them into a $3,500 a month consulting gig. Realizing that I could make a lot of money and change my lifestyle by doing Internet marketing for companies, I decided to start up an Internet marketing company with my sister’s boyfriend (now her husband).

The Good Life

My business partner and I got a bit lucky as the owner of Elpac had a son who owned an ad agency. The son heard about the results we provided for his father’s company, and soon enough more marketing contracts started coming our way.

The Internet marketing company began to take off. Still being a kid, I thought I was “rolling in dough”. With the money I made, I started investing in a few other companies. I invested around a million dollars into a hosting company called Vision Web Hosting that never worked out. Sadly, I lost all of the money I invested into it. After realizing investing wasn’t for us, my business partner and I took the rest of the money we made and created another company called Crazy Egg. Crazy Egg created a lot of buzz when it came out, and I surely thought I would end up selling it for ten million dollars because we were getting so much interest from Fortune 1,000 companies.

When we weren’t able to get an asking price of ten million dollars for Crazy Egg, my business partner and I decided that we were going to raise venture capital because Crazy Egg wasn’t a profitable company.

After pitching Crazy Egg to venture capitalists for six months, I realized no one was going to invest in it. Because of this, we had no choice but to figure out how to make Crazy Egg profitable.

The Mad Man Life

Because we needed income to make up for the losses in Crazy Egg, we continued to run our Internet marketing agency. Although we were making millions from the consulting company, none of us really enjoyed what we were doing.

I personally was attending college during this time as a full time student while working 60+ hours a week. To top it off, I was traveling almost every week and speaking at over 50 conferences a year by this point.

Luckily enough, Crazy Egg started to do well financially, and we quickly learned how lucrative software companies could be due to the recurring income. You just have to give each software company a few years to take off. Because we didn’t enjoy being consultants, we decided to get back into creating more software companies.

Recurring Income

We decided to create and invest in software that solved problems companies were facing. Our ideas ranged from software applications that could help manage companies marketing budget to the first podcast advertising business.

Unlike our Crazy Egg startup, our newer software ventures didn’t seem to work out. The development firm that was supposed to build one of our software companies never completed the job. And although the podcast advertising business was up and running, the guy who was running it wasn’t passionate about it even though it was his idea. In the end, when we had interest from a few companies who wanted to buy the business, nothing ever came of it because the CEO of that business wasn’t interested in working for someone else…even if he got a decent pay day.

The Simple Lifestyle

Eventually, we learned that Crazy Egg succeeded while our other software companies didn’t because of two reasons: not only does it solve a unique problem that enough businesses are experiencing, but it does so in a very simple way.

With our new found knowledge, we decided to create another analytics company that would solve a much larger problem than what Crazy Egg solved. Crazy Egg was doing well, but it was never going to be that billion dollar company because the market size for that one product is very limited.

The product that we happened to come up with was KISSmetrics. Funny enough, we were able to get funding for it through True Ventures to whom I once pitched Crazy Egg and who decided not to fund that company.

Over the last few years, KISSmetrics has been growing. We released a few more software products under that brand. We also raised a bit more venture capital from a few other venture firms and a few prominent angel investors in Silicon Valley.

Today

I’m currently spending all of my time on KISSmetrics, and I am working on creating that billion dollar company. I wish I had a crystal ball that could tell me what the future holds for me, but I don’t have one.

Luckily enough, I have made more money than I have lost, and I have been able to leverage that money into investments like apartment complexes, .com companies, the stock market, hedge funds, brick and mortar businesses, venture capital funds and, best of all, my parents. I hope my investments will pay off so that I can continue to do what I am doing and not work for anyone else.

Over the next few years, my number one goal is to share what I have learned with you so that you can have an even better life than I do.

The Future

Although I love being an entrepreneur, sadly I don’t think I’ll be able to do it forever. I probably have a few more good startups in me, but after that, I want to focus on the non-profit world. See, I was born with a gift: I am able to help websites get a ton of eyeballs on the web. My hope is I can take that gift and help non-profits get enough eyeballs to their websites so that people like you can help change more lives.

I hope my story inspires you to do something with your life. You don’t have to be rich to be happy. You just need to love what you do.

Interview Questions

• From selling CDs to Black Boxes to Car Parts to the employment life please brief us about this interesting journey and don’t forget to mention the story about selling the vacuum to the Indian couple because I cried yesterday while reading it.
• how did you start in the digital marketing and specifically traffic world?
• https://neilpatel.com vs. https://www.quicksprout.com
• What’s are the services that you provide through Crazy Egg and KISSmetrics?
• How to do the On Page SEO work correctly for a wordpress site? Do you recommend Yoast or any other plugins for that? And is Yoast solve all the SEO needed issues?
• How to do the meta tags for the same page if you have two languages used in the same page?
• How to use the categories and tags for a wordpress site correctly?
• How to write the right URL for each post? And how to name pictures?
• What’s xlr map and how to make it?
• Best 3 Keywords research tools? Why some long tail keywords don’t show any global search and what’s the point then to target such keywords?
• Best tools to speed-up a wordpress site?
• Is footer is important for SEO?
• Direct traffic vs. google traffic? Which metrics to track?
• Where to build links the right way off page to rank certain keywords without getting a penalty from google?
• Short or Long tail keywords and why?
• Is Google apply penalties for my old SEO work at the moment of applying new change or they just start giving penalties after they implement their change?
• Best 3 Penalty tools?
• Best 3 tools to discover and remove a Google SEO penalty?
• How important to have a transcript for a video or audio content for SEO?
• How long it takes to rank a blog for 20 keywords on the first page of google? With SEO work and without SEO work?
• Content Creation vs. SEO is it 80 vs. 20 focus or how do you see it?
• Is sharing the same content over all the social media channels effective?
• How do you structure the content creation system for your blog and other companies?
• How many team members involve your content creation system and what exactly they do?
• Can you recommend for us some experts individuals or companies in the areas of SEO, info graphics, Email Marketing?
• How much a small blog versus a popular blog should spend on SEO?
• How much do you charge for 1:1 consulting or when you take over specific project and how it works?
• Best Analytics tools? And What do you think of Moz, how to use it, any alternatives?
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• Share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like?
• Which company, product or service made you most of your money?
• What’s your view on life and when you will quit the entrepreneurial madness? What’s your future plan?
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What’s the biggest failure moment in your life and what did you learn from it?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What do you do to change your mood when you are depressed?
• What’s the best advice that you ever received?
• What’s your favorite quote?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by?
• What makes you really happy?
• Do you have any notes or suggestions to improve Be Efficient Tv?
• How people can contact you?
• Do you have any notes or suggestions to improve Be Efficient Tv?

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John Kremer is a Book marketing expert, the owner of Open Horizons Publishing and the author of1001 Ways to Market Your Books.

Interview Questions / Find the complete interview on www.BeEfficient.Tv/john-kremer/

• Why and how you decided to become an author and book marketing consultant?
• What’s your background?
• How did you start in the internet marketing would?
• How to prepare the right book launch and marketing plan, what to do step by step?
• How to plan a giveaway campaign on amazon efficiently?
• How authors can be featured in the media efficiently?
• What’s The book marketing network?
• What’s the blog tour palooza? Why you created different blogs for your services and didn’t focus on putting all these content on only one blog?
• How to create a supper start blog tour for authors?
• How authors can create a loyal tribe efficiently?
• Which book designing service do you recommend?
• Where to find the best book editors and agent?
• Top 2 editors that you recommend?
• Do you recommend authors to use different editor for each one of their books and why?
• Top 2 agents that you recommend for non-fiction and fiction?
• How to pitch publishers efficiently?
• How the open book horizons publishing works in terms of deals with authors?
• Is it possible to agree with traditional publishers without giving their online selling rights?
• Publishing Vs. Self – Publishing, if the author has both options to choose from, which one to choose?
• Best e-books and audio books distributors that you can recommend?
• How Self Published authors should create their book codes and ISBN correctly?
• How self published authors can pitch book stores efficiently?
• How to hit the amazon best selling list? How many books are required to be sold and within how long?
• How to hit the wall street journal list?
• How to hit the new york times best selling list? How many books are required to be soled?
• Is it possible for self published authors to hit eh NY Times list?
• What are the types of coaching packages that you have and how much do you charge for 1 on 1 coaching sessions?
• Do you handle the entire marketing campaign for launching and marketing a certain book, if you do, how much it costs?
• Best blogs for book marketing that you recommend?
• How many online and offline team members are working with you?
• Best service that you recommend for book trailers?
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• Share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like?
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• If you have the chance, what would you say to advice your younger self?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by?
• What makes you really happy?
• How people can contact you?

Website & Social media links

http://www.bookmarket.com

http://blogtourpalooza.com

http://thebookmarketingnetwork.com

http://bookmarketingbestsellers.com

http://askjohnkremer.com

http://askthebooksellers.com

https://www.facebook.com/thejohnkremer

https://www.pinterest.com/johnkremer/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnkremer

https://twitter.com/johnkremer

http://www.selfpublishinghalloffame.com

https://www.youtube.com/user/JohnKremer

http://www.amazon.com/John-Kremer/e/B001H6L2T4

Bio

Book marketing expert John Kremer is the owner of Open Horizons Publishing. He is the author of1001 Ways to Market Your Books; Book Marketing Magic: How to Sell Your Novel, Children’s Book, Memoir, or Nonfiction Book Like a Pro; The Complete Direct Marketing Sourcebook; Do-It-Yourself Book Publicity Kit; and Celebrate Today.

He is also the developer of the Ten Million Eyeballs Internet marketing self-study course and theBlog Tour Palooza program.

As a book marketing consultant, his clients include a self-published author who has sold over two million books, a new age publisher with 60 titles, and a $100 million publisher with a rapidly growing list of 1,000 titles.

John is the founder of the Institute on Book Publishing Innovations as well as The Book Marketing Network social network for book authors and publishers (http://www.thebookmarketingnetwork.com).

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(The Founder of The Utopian Life, Writer, Traveler, Professional Chef, International Athlete and Speaker)

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Bio

Thai Nguyen is a professional chef, international athlete, writer, and speaker. Listen to him share his personal journey. He is passionate about sparking personal revolutions in others. He blogs about breaking free from the mundane at wantrepreneurjourney.

A Professional Re-inventer: Thai’s a 5-Star Chef, International Kickboxer, and Mindfulness-Meditation Coach. If you are ready to stop dreaming and start living your Utopian Life.

Thai Nguyen is the founder of WantrepreneurJourney.com, dedicated to inspiring millions of young professionals who feel stuck doing what they HAVE to do rather than what they WANT to do. Born in Vietnam, his family fled the country after the war on a boat. After making it to a refugee camp in Indonesia, his family settled in Australia. Thai has been a successful Chef at a 5-Star Hotel and a small café owner in Australia. A private chef at a Boutique Fine-Dining Establishment in Texas. An elite Athlete that has competed Internationally in Thailand, Canada, Singapore, Fiji, and Australia in Muay Thai, Boxing, and Rugby. He now travels, writes, and speaks for a living- driven and passionate about motivating people to live their dreams!

For more information, please visit wantrepreneurjourney.com.

Featured Writer For:

— Lifehack.org

— CareerAddict.com

— Addicted2Success.com

— PickTheBrain.com

— Problogger.net

— GoodMenProject.com

— SkipPrichard.com

— Entheos.com

Travel Writer @ AmberSpire.com

Journalist @ CircusBazaar.com

Blogger @ TheUtopianLife.com

Portfolio:

Articles:

Huffington Post:

www.huffingtonpost.com/thai-nguyen/

Entrepreneur.com:

www.entrepreneur.com/author/thai-nguyen

Mind Body Green:

Author Page: www.mindbodygreen.com/wc/thai-nguyen/

Thought Catalog:

https://thoughtcatalog.com/thai-nguyen/ 

Elite Daily:

https://elitedaily.com/users/tnguyen/

Elephant Journal:

https://www.elephantjournal.com/2014/09/7-truths-to-remember-as-you-live-out-your-dream-thai-nguyen/

Finer Minds:

https://www.finerminds.com/author/thai/

Problogger.net

The Psychology of Colour.

Hypnotic Writing: 5 Strategies to put Your Reader in a Trance.

GoodMenProject.com

Absent Fathers, Broken Sons. Time To Break The Cycle.

7 Life Lessons From Professional Fighting.

PickTheBrain.com

Flip The Script | How To Write A Better Life Story

Addicted2Success.com

My Articles.

SkipPrichard.com

Read my articles here.

Lifehack.org

Author profile

CareerAddict.com

My articles.

CircusBazaar.com

My Author Page.

Writer @ Huffington Post | Entrepreneur.com | MindBodyGreen | TheUtopianLife.com

Interview Questions

• From Chef to Sport to Writing and living the Utopian Life, Why, What and How?
• What’s the Utopian life really means?
• What are the main highlights of your MANIFESTO?
• What happened to the wantrepreneur journey?
• You write A lot for different famous publications, sites, blogs, why you do that?
• What are the most famous publications that you wrote for?
• Do you get paid for writing for different publications or its just for PR reasons.
• How the system works for the ones that they pay you?
• How to pitch different publications to write for them or to be featured in them, how it works?
• How do you plan your writing in all these different publications and do other reviews for hotels and other services weather on trip advisor or other sites?
• I noticed that you share some of your posts that you wrote for some publications on your site, usually they don’t object on that or sign with you some agreements? And how about Google is not giving you a penalty for that?
• How do you, research, shape and plan the ideas to write a blog post of a chapter of your book?
• How To Become A Travel Writer?
• How do you write efficiently?
• What are the steps to breaking free from a miserable job?
• How to have a meaningful & beautiful life?
• To Declutter out Life?
• Success Vs. Happiness Vs. Fulfillment and Which is more important?
• How to have a purpose and why its important to have a purpose?
• What are the hidden blessing in rejection, losing and failure?
• What are the Reasons to Start Making Time for Silence, Rest and Solitude?
• What do you do to Boost Your Brain-Power?
• What are the habits, Effective Strategies for Boosting Your Efficiency and Productivity?
• How do you structure your life between writing, travelling and others activates?
• Most important sites, hacks and tools that you use in travelling?
• Share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What’s the biggest failure moment in your life and what did you learn from it?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What’s the best advice that you ever received?
• What’s your favorite quote?
• If you have the chance, what would you say to advice your younger self?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?
• How people can contact you?

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          An Internet entrepreneur, award-winning podcaster and podcast consultant

Which kinds of podcasts drive the most traffic, which categories are more popular than others?

How to get more reviews on iTunes and Stitcher?  Which other platforms other than iTunes and Stitcher the podcasters should use to distribute through?

Video Interview

Audio

Bio

Introduction

Daniel J. Lewis is an Internet entrepreneur, award-winning podcaster and podcast consultant

Bio

As an award-winning podcaster, Daniel J. Lewis helps others launch and improve their own podcasts for sharing their passions and succeeding in business. Daniel designs websites; offers one-on-one consulting; speaks on technology, social media, and theology; and Daniel hosts a network of award-nominated shows covering how to podcast and use Audacity, clean-comedy, and the #1 unofficial podcasts for ABC’s hit dramas Once Upon a Time and Once Upon a Time in Wonderland.

I host Internet radio shows (podcasts)

A podcast is like a radio show, but you can download or stream it through the Internet and listen to it whenever and wherever you want. I personally host four popular podcasts on the Noodle.mx Network:

• a clean-comedy podcast,
• a “how-to” podcast about podcasting and using Audacity,
• Movie reviews with critical thinking for Christians(currently on hiatus), and
• a Once Upon a Timepodcast.

Please subscribe to my podcasts and send your feedback!

I discovered the world of podcasting back in 2004, and have truly loved it. I am not one hundred percent sure, but I believe I was probably one of the first hundred podcasters on the planet. Recently while at a Social Media event in Las Vegas someone addressed me as a podcasting pioneer. While it was meant as a compliment, it made me laugh deep down inside. I don’t think I qualify as a pioneer at anything.

Podcasting has been very good to me. Due to podcasting my business is stronger, my friends have increased, and my life in general is better. I know those statements may sound crazy, but they are 100% true. Podcasting has defiantly changed my life for the better.

As you may know, I publish a magazine for the sport of Fastpitch Softball. I have been publishing The Fastpitch Softball Magazine for eighteen months now. The feedback has been fantastic.

Since there is not a magazine for podcasting at this time, I decided to start a podcast magazine. I have down all the basics of publishing an online magazine so why not give it a try.

The name of my podcast magazine is Podertainment. In case you are wondering, you take the words pod, and entertainment. Then you put them together to form the word Podertainment. You can find more information at https://Podertainment.com

I speak at conferences

WordPress, web design, podcasting, social media, and Christian apologetics and theology are my favorite topics to share for an audience. Here are some of my most recent speaking engagements:

• PodCamp Cleveland,
• PodCamp Ohio,
• Answers in Genesis’ Creation College,
• WordCamp Louisville,
• New Media Cincinnati,
• PodCamp Cincinnati, and

BlogWorld and New Media Expo 2012.

I design podcast cover art

Podcasts need great cover art, and I specialize in high-quality, custom podcast cover art design. Here are some of my favorites.

I design websites

I’m a full-time, freelance web designer for hire. I employ the latest technologies of CSS3 and provide the option of a mobile-friendly website. But my designs also work in older browsers. I prefer WordPress.

https://danieljlewis.net

https://theaudacitytopodcast.com

https://noodle.mx

https://mypodcastreviews.com

https://oncepodcast.com

https://twitter.com/theRamenNoodle

https://www.linkedin.com/in/djosephdesign

https://www.facebook.com/daniellewis

https://www.pinterest.com/danieljlewis

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZC3ZCDJDbdobmkwdJAIQLw?sub_confirmation=1

https://plus.google.com/+DanielJLewis

Interview Questions

• What’s your background before the internet and podcasting world?
• How did you start in the podcasting world? I heard some rumors saying that you are one of the first 100 podcasters ever on the planet?
• Is podcasting is more of a marketing tool or a money making machine?
• What’s the noodle mix network, noodle.mx?
• How many podcasts you host now, tell us more about them and which one is the most successful one and why?
• What’s my podcast reviews and how it works?
• How to get more reviews on iTunes and Stitcher?
• Which other platforms other than iTunes and Stitcher the podcasters should use to distribute through?
• How to rank on new and noteworthy efficiently on iTunes?
• Which kinds of podcasts drive the most traffic, which categories are more popular than others?
• How to monetize a podcast in the current noisy podcasting world?
• Which ads companies do you recommend to monetize a podcast and at which point of monthly downloads a podcaster should consider contacting such companies?
• How to title a podcast properly, better to use a number for it or just a name, better to use the guest name first or the topic title?
• How important to Encode your files?
• Top 3 podcast hosting services?
• What do you think of wp engine hosting for wordpress sites?
• Best podcasting tools?
• Who’s running the podcastawards.com and how to participate in it?
• How did you start designing websites?
• How much do you charge for 1 on 1 consulting? And how it works?
• The best WordPress plugins for blogging or podcasting?
• How do you blog effectively?
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• Share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• Which company, product or service made you most of your money?
• What’s one marketing strategy that helped you the most in developing your business?
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What’s the biggest failure moment in your life and what did you learn from it?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What do you do to change your mood when you are depressed?
• What’s the best advice that you ever received?
• If you have the chance, what would you say to advice your younger self?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?
• Do you have any notes or suggestions to improve Be Efficient Tv?
• How people can contact you?

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          (Co-founder of Moz and Inbound.org, the Co-Author of the Art of SEO, In 2009, he was named among the 30 Best Young Tech Entrepreneurs Under 30 by BusinessWeek, He’s an expert in SEO and Content Marketing)

Why Rand Fishkin Stepped Down as CEO of Moz?

What are the services of Moz, how it works and How much it cost? Content Creation vs. SEO is it 80 vs. 20?, Best SEO plugins for wordpress? What are the must use analytics tools? How to use categories and tags efficiently? 

Video Interview

With English and Arabic Subtitle

Audio

Bio

Bio

Rand Fishkin uses the ludicrous title, Wizard of Moz. He co-authored/co-founded the Art of SEO, Inbound.org, and Moz (he clearly likes doing stuff with other people). Rand’s an addict of all things content, search, & social on the web, from his multiple blogs to Twitter, Google+, Facebook, LinkedIn, and FourSquare. In his minuscule spare time, Rand enjoys the company of his amazing wife, Geraldine, whose serendipitous travel blog chronicles their journeys.

I first became involved with the World Wide Web in 1993, while still in high school. After playing with MS Frontpage and building websites in the late ’90’s, I moved into consulting on the usability side of the equation, assisting local Seattle-area banks, law firms, doctors and small businesses with their domains. It wasn’t until 2002 that I got involved in the field of search marketing.

The major forums of the SEO world were my training ground, and after months of lurking, I started posting my questions, responses and experiences. In 2004, the scope and size of my material outgrew the forums and I began posting reports, data, and tools on a website that eventually became Moz.

At the start of 2005, through the generosity of Danny Sullivan, I attended my first industry conference. That April, I spoke on my first panel (on organic listings) during SES Toronto and continued with panels in SES San Jose and New York. In December of 2005, I authored the Beginner’s Guide to Search Engine Optimization just before we were featured in Newsweek magazine.

Over the last decade, I’ve had amazing opportunities to see Moz grow and become one of the most visible companies in the marketing world. I’ve been invited to speak to the teams at Google, Facebook, & Microsoft, co-founded Inbound.org with Dharmesh Shah, and given presentations for the United Nations, Stanford University, Public Media, NPR, YCombinator & Hackers & Founders. My travels have taken me from Beijing to Stockholm, Toronto to Milan, New York, London, Lima, Sofia, Cape Town, Sydney & many more. I co-authored The Art of SEO book for O’Reilly Publishing. Now, I’m working on scaling Moz & trying to get comfortable with a new, much more demanding role.

From 2007-2013, I was Moz’s CEO, but have moved into a new position as an individual contributor, while our longtime COO, Sarah Bird, takes the CEO reigns.

When I’m not working I’m off exploring new parts of the world, spending time with Geraldine (whom I proposed to in Feb. 2007 and married in Sept. 2008) or watching the NFL. I’m also a big supporter of some local charities including SeeYourImpact, a startup non-profit focused on scaling the interaction between contributors and those who benefit as well as Seattle Children’s Hospital.

Interview Questions

Questions

• What’s your background before Moz and what are you currently focused on?
• What are the financial problems that you faced with your family in the past and how did you manage to overcome it?
• What’s Moz?
• What are the services of Moz, how it works and How much it cost?
• Who should use Moz and what is the main added value of Moz for your clients?
• You have your own crawl (now called Mozscape) what does that means?
• Is the use of Moz Pro account will cover the use of any other analytic software or still need to combine it with other users?
• What are the most important things to look at in terms of analytics?
• How did you manage to raise capital for Moz from 1.1 Million in 2007 up to 18 Millions in 2012? And how much you still own from the company, and what’s your current annual revenues?
• Why you decided to Step Down as CEO of Moz? And it was a personal decision or a decision resulted from external pressure?
• Content Creation vs. SEO is it 80 vs. 20 focus or how do you see it?
• If someone starts a blog today and blogs on daily basis for two years with 0 SEO, is it possible that the blog rank no.1 on google in its competitive niche?
• Ok now we decided to use SEO for the new blog, what should we do first?
• How do the keyword search? The selections should be for general keywords like in our show case business interview or post base focus based on the content of each interview.
• What are the must use analytics tools?
• How do you rank google +, facebook, twitter, pinterest in terms of how important it is to google?
• Is it matter if we post the same content at the same time or different times on all of our social media accounts through buffer or hootsuite?
• How to use categories and tags efficiently?
• Which content distribution platforms to register for?
• Is it wise to put as much as possible links to other websites in a blog post? Example when I post an interview I usually put all the websites and social media links for the interviewee in the interview page? Or that will reduce the SEO juice?
• How to make the slug or url or each post, should we include all the title in it?
• Best tools to speed-up a wordpress site? Is wpengine will really make a speed difference in the hosting comparing with Go Daddy or Blue Host as example?
• Best SEO plugins for wordpress?
• What do you think of Yoast plugin for on page SEO?
• Is footer is important for SEO?
• What are the must do things on page?
• What are the must do things off page? How to do link building and where to post?
• How important to have a transcript for a video or audio content for SEO?
• How important to add a title name for each picture that we publish?
• How much a small blog versus a popular blog should spend on SEO?
• What are the top 3 expensive SEO companies and affordable SEO companies?
• Can you recommend any good SEO strategist that take over fully they SEO and content marketing strategies?
• What’s inbound.org?
• What’s your personal strategy to create and leverage content, how to write, leverage and publish your content?
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• Share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?
• Top 3 movies

Website & Social Media Links 

https://moz.com

https://twitter.com/randfish

https://www.facebook.com/rand.fishkin

https://www.pinterest.com/randfish/

https://plus.google.com/+RandFishkin/posts

https://www.linkedin.com/in/randfishkin

https://www.slideshare.net/randfish

https://foursquare.com/randfish

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moz_(marketing_software)

https://www.inbound.org

 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rand-Fishkin/e/B002QPU0MU

Books

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          (The Co-Founder of WP Curve & Helloify and the Author of The 7 Day Startup)

WP Curve – The 7 Day Startup: You Don’t Learn Until You Launch

Video Interview

Audio

Bio

Dan Norris is a passionate entrepreneur with an obsession for content marketing. His content has been described by Joe Pulizzi, the content marketing godfather himself, as “must read”. Dan was voted Australia’s top small business blogger by Australia’s largest business magazine, Smarter Business Ideas in 2013.

Dan is the co-founder in WP Curve, one of the world’s fastest growing WordPress support companies. WP Curve provides unlimited small WordPress fixes 24 / 7 for $69 per month.

https://wpcurve.com

https://twitter.com/thedannorris

https://www.facebook.com/dannorrisinformly?fref=browse_search

https://www.linkedin.com/in/thedannorris

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJh_QLCnFvzvfRSgESguhwA

https://medium.com/@thedannorris

Books 

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Interview Questions

• What’s your background before WP Curve?
• What’s WP Curve and how it works? And what are the services that you provide in details?
• What’s your competitive advantage from other similar services?
• Which founder came up with the idea of WP Curve then how the journey started?
• With how many employees you started the company and how many employees you have now?
• What’s the specialties or titles of your current team?
• How the work is structured between the employees and the founding team in terms of responsibilities?
• Do you have an office or all the work is done online, tell us more about that?
• How much was your revenue in the first month, third month and how much its during the past 3 months?
• How do you manage your online team and make sure they are consistent? Any software or system that you use?
• Any future plans to add more subscription plans with more added services?
• Any future plans to add more communication channels with your clients other than emails like through an app or asana or others?
• How do you market WP Curve successfully?
• What’s your blogging strategy? How often you blog and who mainly blogs from your team?
• How do you structure your content marketing strategy between interviews, blog posts and others?
• Is the live chat helps you convert customers, which strategy helped you the most to convert customers?
• Is the backup that you provide is daily backup, how it works?
• How do you guarantee the security?
• Do you do the SEO work in-house or you outsource it? Is on page SEO or Off Page is working for you more?
• What do you do offline to market for WP Curve?
• Do you have any partnership plans to expand WP Curve?
• Do you have a plan to sell WP Curve in the future?
• Tell us more about your book and what’s the strategies that you used to market it?
• share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?
• Do you have any notes or suggestions to improve Be Efficient Tv?
• How people can contact you?

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(Entrepreneur, Marketer, Productivity Expert and the Author of ‘How to Turn Your Million-Dollar Idea Into a Reality)

How to pitch the media to get a free publicity?, How to write the perfect Press Release? How to leverage content and drive traffic to your online sites?

 The story of the Authentic MCG crested Carpet, Infiniti Telecommunications and Ponsford Pen

Video Interview

Audio

Bio

Pete Williams is an entrepreneur, author, and MARKETER from Melbourne, Australia.

Before being honored “Australia’s Richard Branson” in media publications all over the continent, Pete was just 21 years old when he sold Australia’s version of Yankee Stadium, The Melbourne Cricket, Ground for under $500!

Since then he’s done some cool stuff, like write the international smash hit ‘How to Turn Your Million-Dollar Idea Into a Reality’ (and the upcoming ‘It’s Not About the Product’), and he’s created a bunch of COMPANIES including Infiniti Telecommunications, On Hold Advertising, Simply Headsets, and Preneur Group.

Lots of other people think he’s pretty good too! He’s been announced as the Global Runner-Up in the JCI Creative Young Entrepreneur Awards for 2009, the Southern Region Finalist in the Ernst & Young 2010 Entrepreneur of the Year, and a member of Smart COMPANY’S 30 Under 30.

Websites & Social Media Links

Blog: https://PreneurMarketing.com/

Website: https://PeteWilliams.com.au

Podcast: https://PreneurMarketing.com/PreneurCast/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/preneur

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/preneurmarketing

LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/preneurmarketing

Google+: https://plus.google.com/118190834427942218260

https://www.infinititelecommunications.com.au

https://www.ponsfordpen.com.au

https://www.owntheg.com.au

https://www.onholdadvertising.com.au

Books

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Interview Questions

• How and why did you start your entrepreneurial journey?
• Who called you Australia’s Richard Branson and Why?
• What’s the story of the Authentic MCG crested Carpet and how did you market it?
• What are the services that you provide through infiniti telecommunications?
• What’s the ponsford pen and why you got involve in such project?
• What is Stitch Software and how it works?
• You have many ventures specialized in audio like simply headsets, infiniti telecommnication, earhero?
• How to pitch the media to get a free publicity?
• How to write the perfect Press Release?
• Other techniques that you use to increase the probability of being featured in the media?
• Do you recommend any service that can help in the process of pitching the media with a monthly affordable membership fee?
• What are the major steps that we should take action on to turn our million dollar idea into reality?
• What are the strategies and tools that you use to drive traffic to your online sites?
• What’s the detailed strategy that you use to create your content take us through the steps that helps you LEVERAGE your content?
• Which online product made you the highest amount of money and which one made you the most amount of credibility & publicity and why?
• Publishing or self publishing and why, and if the author has the publishing OPTION he or she should take it over the self-publishing option?
• You self-published and published books tell us more about your experience, which books made more money and which ones made you more credibility?
• Any book agents you recommend WORKING with?
• Is the book is a MONEY MAKING tool or a credibility tool?
• How do you market your published or selfpublished books?
• How much it cost to rent you per hour as coach or mentor, I used the word rent you because you used it in your website J, how it works?
• Why you partnered with Rich Schefren in the Profit Hacks project? What did you learn from this partnership?
• How many team members are working with you online and offline and how many of them report directly to you?
• What are the main ventures & projects that you are focused on now or starting in the near future?
• The process of creating continuous different products online is usually automated by don’t you think its losing its automation factor by its infinite continuity and change? The point here is maybe in the long run the offline businesses are automated more efficiently in the long run with less changes through the process?
• Selling products or services online is overrated, agree or disagree?
• SHARE with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and WORK routine looks like?
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by?
• Do you listen to any music when you WORK?
• Do you follow any routine to sleep?
• What makes you really happy?
• How people can contact you?

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So I find the draft for all the interviews ready for my final review before the interview on my blog goes live, usually I write the title of the interview, select the categories and tags for the interview and polish some other major details to make it ready in the best possible form. Also I Schedule it for Social Media using the Buffer tool.

The struggle that I have is I always wanted to listen to the interviews that I record again but never had time to do so, so recently I decided to play the interview while I’m doing the final editing for the interview draft before it goes live as the final editing process and social media scheduling takes me from 30-45 minutes and sometimes more.

I found that listening to interview while doing the final editing is very rewarding in terms of posting a better final copy and also learning and taking more notes, as it made me listen again the content of the interview and sometimes takes notes for the things that I didn’t take notes for while I’m recording the interview with the guest, also make the final editing version of the interview more rich by choosing a better title that’s suiting the content of the interview more  plus entertaining me while doing the final editing for the interview.

What’s the process and tools that you use to produce and edit your video or audio content efficiently?

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Lexie Lane The Founder of VoiceBoks.com, Co-Owner of The Social Media Panel, and Co-Author of the The Blogger’s Survival Guide Tips and Tricks for Parent Bloggers Wordsmiths and Enthusiasts

The Blogger’s Survival Guide: Tips and Tricks for Parent Bloggers, Wordsmiths and Enthusiasts – Interview with Lexie Lane

Interview Questions / Find the complete interview on www.BeEfficient.Tv

Watch the Complete Interview on www.BeEfficient.Tv

The Full Interview Questions

Interview Questions / Find the complete interview on www.BeEfficient.Tv

How did you start blogging?
Before blogging what’s your background?
How many blogs you are running now, highlight for us the most successful ones?
Tell us more about voiceBoks?
Do you write all your blog posts?
How to blog consistently?
What are the must have tools to blog efficiently? – platform, plugins, networks,
What are the plugins that you always use for your blogs? – SEO, menu, custom contact forms, smush it, cache, genesis plugins (header, simple edits, hook)
Is the blogger about page has to be written professionally or casually?
Http or Https and why?
How to monetize a blog?
How to make the blog faster?
Best traffic drivers to a blog?
How often a blog posts should be published and at which days of the week?
What’s the best systems or tools to track the blog traffic?
Do you recommend to have a separate landing page for a product or 1 page on your blog with all the products that you have?
Which social media platforms you use to market for your blogs other than facebook, twitten, google+ or pinterest, which other social media platforms you recommend?
How much you charge as consultant per hour?
When you make money in what you like to invest? Do you think capital gain or cash flow? – Need both obviously, but capital gain is usually a gamble but can be quite good.
Take us through your typical working day?
If you are just starting today in your field, from where you will start and what are you going to focus on to be more successful?
3 things that you believe are the most important factors for any success? – 3 P’s – Passion, Patience, Persistence
What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone? – Twitter, iPassword, and Netflix
What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by?
What are the things that make you happy?
How people can find you or contact you?
Websites & Social Media Links
http://voiceboks.com/
https://www.facebook.com/voiceBoksFanpage
https://twitter.com/voiceboksScoop
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/voiceboks.com
http://www.stumbleupon.com/stumbler/voiceboks/comments
https://plus.google.com/u/0/109185279710469176498/posts
http://www.pinterest.com/voiceboks/
http://thesocialmediapanel.com/
https://www.facebook.com/theSocialMediaPanel
http://www.pinterest.com/thesmpanel/
https://twitter.com/theSMPanel
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+Thesocialmediapanel/posts
https://plus.google.com/112884086981374772615/posts
https://www.facebook.com/Lane.Lexie

Bio

Lexie Lane is the creator of voiceBoks.com, , co-owner of The Social Media Panel, LLC., and co-author of the upcoming book, The Blogger’s Survival Guide Tips and Tricks for Parent Bloggers Wordsmiths and Enthusiasts.

She began her education in computer science in 1997, but after many changes that took place in her life, she decided to “run with the crowd” and join the real estate/mortgage industry.

10 years later, Lexie Lane began exercising some of the skills learned through her Business Management degree and become an entrepreneur herself. In 2007, she co-founded REO Property Preservation Specialists, LLC and then sold her shares 2 years later to concentrate on what she was most passionate about – the virtual marketplace.

Lexie Lane’s close-knit online community, known as The Voice of Parenthood, has become a haven for many beginner bloggers. Bloggers worldwide are increasing in numbers and among them, a community of parents who wish to contribute a little more to their household by the possibility of earning an income through their blogs. The daily challenges and trials that many bloggers have are some motivational factors that go behind Lexie’s continued efforts to create a blog friendly environment.

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(The Founder of VoiceBoks.com, Co-Owner of The Social Media Panel, and Co-Author of the The Blogger’s Survival Guide Tips and Tricks for Parent Bloggers Wordsmiths and Enthusiasts)

How to Start A Blog, How to Write Consistently, How to Drive Traffic to your Blog through Social Media and Monetize it

Is the Blogger About Page has to be Written Professionally or Casually? And Many other Questions About Blogging Are Answered in this Interview

Video Interview

With English and Arabic Subtitle

Audio

Bio

Lexie Lane is the creator of voiceBoks.com, , co-owner of The Social Media Panel, LLC., and co-author of the upcoming book, The Blogger’s Survival Guide Tips and Tricks for Parent Bloggers Wordsmiths and Enthusiasts. She began her education in computer science in 1997, but after many changes that took place in her life, she decided to “run with the crowd” and join the real estate/mortgage industry. 10 years later, Lexie Lane began exercising some of the skills learned through her Business Management degree and become an entrepreneur herself. In 2007, she co-founded REO Property Preservation Specialists, LLC and then sold her shares 2 years later to concentrate on what she was most passionate about – the virtual marketplace. Lexie Lane’s close-knit online community, known as The Voice of Parenthood, has become a haven for many beginner bloggers. Bloggers worldwide are increasing in numbers and among them, a community of parents who wish to contribute a little more to their household by the possibility of earning an income through their blogs. The daily challenges and trials that many bloggers have are some motivational factors that go behind Lexie’s continued efforts to create a blog friendly environment. Known to the blogging world as Lexie Lane, Karlyn Bishop started her blogging career just as many mompreneurs did, at the comfort of her home. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management and a background in Secondary Markets, Bishop found her life’s passion in life early – online marketing. Self-taught, she learned the ropes by helping guide a community of bloggers through a close-knit parenthood community she calls voiceBoks. voiceBoks is an informational site for all things parenthood. That’s right, it is a site packed full of information for and by parents. Founded by Lexie Lane, voiceBoks started out as a close-knit community of parent bloggers. Becky McNeer joined the team in late 2013 to merge their skills in social media and blogging. They wrote The Blogger’s Survival Guide in March with the voiceBoks community in mind. Bloggers deserve to be heard and learn the best skills to get them to the top. voiceBoks provides a place for parents to connect and be discovered. At voiceBoks, each topic is categorized to help parents find the information they are most interested in, the fastest way possible. We would love to hear what you know. So if you are a parent, please feel free to share and contribute as much as possible!

Websites & Social Media Links

https://voiceboks.com/

https://www.facebook.com/voiceBoksFanpage

https://twitter.com/voiceboksScoop

https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/voiceboks.com

https://www.stumbleupon.com/stumbler/voiceboks/comments

https://plus.google.com/u/0/109185279710469176498/posts

https://www.pinterest.com/voiceboks/

https://www.facebook.com/theSocialMediaPanel https://www.pinterest.com/thesmpanel/

https://twitter.com/theSMPanel

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+Thesocialmediapanel/posts

https://plus.google.com/112884086981374772615/posts

https://www.facebook.com/Lane.Lexie

https://thesocialmediapanel.com/

Books

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Interview Questions

• How did you start blogging?
• Before blogging what’s your background?
• How many blogs you are running now, highlight for us the most successful ones?
• Tell us more about voiceBoks?
• Do you write all your blog posts?
• How to blog consistently?
• What are the must have tools to blog efficiently? – platform, plugins, networks,
• What are the plugins that you always use for your blogs? – SEO, menu, custom contact forms, smush it, cache, genesis plugins (header, simple edits, hook)
• Is the blogger about page has to be written professionally or casually?
• Http or Https and why?
• How to monetize a blog?
• How to make the blog faster?
• Best traffic drivers to a blog?
• How often a blog posts should be published and at which days of the week?
• What’s the best systems or tools to track the blog traffic?
• Do you recommend to have a separate landing page for a product or 1 page on your blog with all the products that you have?
• Which social media platforms you use to market for your blogs other than facebook, twitten, google+ or pinterest, which other social media platforms you recommend?
• How much you charge as consultant per hour?
• When you make money in what you like to invest? Do you think capital gain or cash flow? – Need both obviously, but capital gain is usually a gamble but can be quite good.
• Take us through your typical working day?
• If you are just starting today in your field, from where you will start and what are you going to focus on to be more successful?
• 3 things that you believe are the most important factors for any success? – 3 P’s – Passion, Patience, Persistence
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone? – Twitter, iPassword, and Netflix
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What are the things that make you happy?
• How people can find you or contact you?

Transcript

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(The Founder of She’s Got Systems, She’s an Expert in Designing and Building Systems for the Web Entrepreneurs)

An in Depth look through the Eyes of a Systematized Web Entrepreneur

How to Systematize, Launch, Outsource and Grow your Online Business

Video Interview

With English & Arabic Subtitle

Audio

Bio

Kelly Azevedo is the founder of She’s Got Systems, She’s an expert in designing and building systems for the Web Entrepreneurs

She’s Got Systems, a custom coaching program that leads clients to get support, documenting and dominating in their fields. She has worked in startup, successful six-figure and million-dollar online businesses, helping owners create the systems to serve their needs.

Websites & Social Media Links

https://shesgotsystems.com/

https://www.facebook.com/shesgotsystems

Interview Questions

• Can you tell us about your background before we dig more into systems and how to achieve them?
• Why you decided to quit the employment life and do what you are doing now, and how did you start with that?
• For the people who’s starting a new web business on a budget of $5000, from where they should start?
• How to slice the marketing pie for a new internet entrepreneur?
• Step by step how to launch a product or service in a big way?
• Did you take over the launching campaign for certain successful products before? How much you charge for such service per hour or per month to do so?
• How much is the average cost of launching a product will be using your system from your previous experiences
• How to avoid the rip off of internet marketing courses?
• How to blog consistently and efficiently?
• What’s the tool that you use to schedule a blog post?
• How to overcome a project procrastination?
• How your hiring system works?
• What the outsourcing sites that you use and how to use them efficiently?
• How to hire and test a VA efficiently? US, Philippines or India?
• How many offline or online employee you have? What each one of them is exactly doing in terms of tasks?
• What’s the range that you are paying per hour for your VAs? How much is the lowest and highest rates that you pay and for which tasks?
• Which video hosting service you use to imbed private videos only for your sites visitors or private members on our site?
• What are the tools or plugins that you use to make a wordpress blog faster?
• What are your top 3 plugins for wordpress?
• What are your top 3 internet marketing tools or plugins for membership sites?
• Can you recommend a web developer for us here in the program and share with us how much you pay them per hour?
• What’s the auto responder that you recommend and how often you sent emails to your list?
• What’s the best documentation system that you use for your self or your clients, and to document the work of your VAs?
• As coach, what are the channels that you use to market your self, which one is the most efficient?
• How much you charge for your consultation service per hour?
• What are you main struggles as coach or entrepreneur, is it loneliness, motivation, others and how to overcome that?
• How to systemize a consultancy business?
• What are the things that you are eliminating from your daily life to save your time and energy?
• How do you check your emails efficiently?

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