Are you someone who is looking to transition into law? In this engaging podcast episode, Jim and Tyson sit down with Bill Gshwind of Minnesota Construction Law, who shares his unique journey into law after a 25-year tenure in business.
This week on the show we have Morris Lilienthal, a personal injury lawyer, based out of Huntsville, IN. Morris represents accident and injury victims, hosts The Mo Show Live, a Facebook Live event that features interviews with prominent community members of Huntsville and Alabama, and is also a co-author of The Ultimate Guide to Social Media For Business Owners, Professionals and Entrepreneurs book.
In today’s episode we’ll talk about podcasts, Facebook Live, and Facebook Groups.
Hacking’s Hack:
Jim recommends doing podcasting best practices and said there’s no place better to start when it comes to podcasting than Pat Flynn. Pat Flynn started Smart Passive Income many years ago.
Tyson’s Tip:
In regards to starting a podcast, Tyson recommend putting three in the can and then publishing it. The reason why is, once a person listens to it, and if they want to listen to more, they're going to want to listen to more right away and you want to hook them.
Mo’s Tip:
Make sure you respond to your Google reviews, all the positive reviews should have a response. It’s real important to show that engagement with your audience that may be looking on Google.
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