Jeff is an international speaker and visual marketing consultant. He hosts the Social Media News Live show and podcast and is also the editor for Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People Podcast. He is also "Head Beard" at Manly Pinterest Tips.
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Howdy Reader! How many apps do you pay for every month that you could build yourself this weekend? Joe Casabona has been finding out. He just built his own testimonial tool, a teleprompter app, and a Stream Deck plugin with AI. But he also has a short list of tools he will never replace, and a four-question test for deciding which side of that list a tool belongs on. Today we're sitting down with Joe, host of the Streamlined Solopreneur podcast, who helps creators and small business owners get their time back without handing their whole business to AI. We're exploring: → The 4 questions to ask before you cancel a subscription Come watch live and put your questions in the chat. Join us live TODAY, Friday, October 9 at 10 AM Central See ya there! P.S. Ecamm is one of the tools Joe says he'd never replace, and it's what we use to make this show every week. Get 15% off your first Ecamm purchase by using the code JEFF15. |
Jeff Sieh
Jeff is an international speaker and visual marketing consultant. He hosts the Social Media News Live show and podcast and is also the editor for Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People Podcast. He is also "Head Beard" at Manly Pinterest Tips.
Howdy Reader! I have a staff now, and all of them are made of felt. I admitted this out loud during Q&A at Ecamm Creator Camp, in front of a room full of grown professionals. Somebody asked whether I use AI agents. Before my brain could stop my mouth, I was explaining that Kermit is my chief of staff. He is. I talk to Kermit, and Kermit hands out the work. Miss Piggy runs marketing, and she'd like everyone to know she's the star. Scooter runs my live shows, right down to "five minutes, Mr....
Howdy Reader! If you hosted a meetup and ten people came, would you call it a win? Most of us wouldn't. DJ Strick would. "10 people in the room is a big deal," he says. Strick spent 13 years on the radio in Birmingham. Now he's building that city's podcast scene, one small room at a time. He started the Birmingham Podcasters Collective, put on a Podcast Summit at Innovation Depot, and hosts a weekly show about the people moving Birmingham forward. Today we're sitting down with Strick, who...
Howdy Reader! In July, Marielou Mandl shipped more than nine client videos, did on-site production, and got engaged. She still felt like she had done nothing. It wasn't that she hadn't worked. It was that none of the work was hers. Client work comes with a deadline and someone waiting on it, and her own channel came with neither, so it got put on the back burner every time. Now, every Friday, her company books her as the client. The project gets shot, edited, and published that same day, or...