Posted on Nov 25, 2015 by Adam Franklin

WMTW 108: Teresa de Grosbois Author of Mass Influence [Podcast]

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“If you want to have influence you got to give influence.” Teresa de Grosbois (Tweet this)

In this episode I chat to Teresa de Grosbois about influence, authenticity and shining the light on others.

Show-notes:

Key points

Teresa is the author of the book “Mass Influence – the habits of the highly influential.”
Mass influence is about having a large following that trust you
Habits of influential people
- Solving problems for others
- Helping other people
- Authenticity
To be influential, watch what the influential do
Avoid “The Premature Ask”

Links mentioned

Mass Influence – the habits of the highly influential

Get in touch with Teresa

Know more about her book at MassInfluenceTheBook.com

Posted on Nov 23, 2015 by Madeline Hay

Online Magazine IZE Takes On Print

Updated on November 25th, 2015

This is a guest post – Madeline Hay is a recent graduate from the Interactive and Visual Design programme at QUT and also the co-founder and creative director of IZE, an online magazine that is recently delving into the print world.

Welcome Madeline…

IZE Magazine is an online magazine focusing on Brisbane fashion, music and youth culture. It started in December 2011 by Nicole Pires and Me (Madeline Hay) when we graduated from high school. We were curious about the blossoming creative scene in Brisbane but there wasn’t a magazine available to us at the time that we would want to read.…

Posted on Nov 20, 2015 by Toby Jenkins

The Olympic story I reluctantly shared

Updated on November 25th, 2015

I wanted to share a story that’s close to my heart.

You may know that I’m a water polo player and I went to the Athens Olympics in 2004 but it’s not something that I’ve written about much. Why? I’ve told myself over the years that it doesn’t always tie into web marketing and so I’ve avoided it. Also I’ve been afraid that it might be misconstrued as blowing my own trumpet so I’ve been reluctant to share my stories.

But when Kevin Kruse, a NYT best selling author, reached out to me in April to ask for my best time management/productivity tip as an Olympian and entrepreneur, I realised it was an incredible opportunity to share my experience.…

Posted on Nov 19, 2015 by Marc Guberti

5 Groovy Tactics That Will Save You Time Writing Blog Posts

This is a guest post – Marc Guberti is a teenager entrepreneur, digital marketing expert, and author. He is the co-founder of Teenager Entrepreneur a movement that educates and empowers teens worldwide with the knowledge they need to become successful entrepreneurs.

Welcome Marc…

With a blog, you can grow your own audience and establish yourself as an expert within your niche. Some experts grew their audiences and primarily became successful because of their blogs.

When most people think about building a blogging empire, they think of the glorious results. Maybe you read through some of the case studies about bloggers making six figure incomes or going from no audience to hundreds of thousands of monthly visitors in a few years.…

Posted on Nov 18, 2015 by Toby Jenkins

Time Management and Productivity Hacks of Billionaires & Olympians [Podcast]

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Updated on November 20th, 2015

“Life is about making an impact, not an income.” Kevin Kruse (Tweet this)

As I mentioned in my Olympic story, I wanted to share the 2 pieces of advice that I’ve put into practice from Kevin Kruse’s new book:

15 Secrets Successful People Know About Time Management: The Productivity Habits of 7 Billionaires, 13 Olympic Athletes, 29 Straight-A Students, and 239 Entrepreneurs (click the link to access Kevin’s free book offer – you only need to pay the shipping)

These are some of my favourite topics, so I was stoked to be included in the book.…

Posted on Nov 12, 2015 by Amanda Chiu

15 Surefire Ways to Get More Impact From Your Blog Posts

Updated on December 3rd, 2019

Get more impact from your blog posts

This is a guest post – Initially a self-taught social media enthusiast, turned Social Media Marketer, Amanda Chiu writes posts, shares news, seeks industry knowledge, and engages with online communities daily. Her attempts at clearing her ever-growing reading list continues to be unsuccessful, and she really does believe that sharing is caring.

Welcome Amanda Chiu…

The hard reality of being a writer is seeing your work not produce the impact you’d expected. The 329 million people who read blogs each month might be missing your articles because some crucial steps are absent in your writing process.…

Posted on Nov 11, 2015 by Adam Franklin

Ouch… my first copywriting shocker!

Updated on November 26th, 2019

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Copywriting shocker….. Confession time.

I remember my first Bluewire News vividly — for all the wrong reasons.

It’s Saturday afternoon in Brisbane and I’m nervous as anything. I write the email, design and get it designed and coded. It looks good too (at least by 2005 standards!)

I double check it, triple check it and quadruple check it…. because it’s going out to everyone I know. I’m announcing I am going into business for the first time and it’s being sent to the 700 family, friends and business contacts whom I cajoled into being on my email list.…

Posted on Nov 10, 2015 by Jack Dawson

6 Pillars of Minimalist Design That Make for Functional Websites

Updated on November 11th, 2015

This is a guest post – Jack Dawson is a web developer and UI/UX specialist at BigDropInc.com. He works at a design, branding and marketing firm, having founded the same firm 9 years ago. He likes to share knowledge and points of view with other developers and consumers on platforms.

Welcome Jack…

Designers have coined the term “minimalist design” to capture the essence of what makes for a functional website – but this is nothing new.

Minimalism comes from the art sector. It applies to painting, music, literature and other types of art.…

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WMTW 108: Teresa de Grosbois Author of Mass Influence [Podcast]