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In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Nick Gray, founder of Museum Hack and author of The Two Hour Cocktail Party. We discuss why founders should build their personal brand, how to start sharing online when you have no idea what to post, Nick’s approach to asset allocation and investing, and the $50,000 real estate mistake he learned the hard way. Episode...

In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Seth Nagle, Founder at LZC Marketing. We discuss the importance of betting on yourself, how to set up systems for growth and with purpose, trends and tools that are changing the landscape, and more.  Episode timestamps: When did he know he needed to create an Agency? (0:47). How did he know it was the right time to bet on himself...

In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Greg Osuri, Founder at Akash Network. We discuss the importance of radical transparency when running a company, lessons from developing products with a scrappy mentality, the importance of brand for your business, and more.   Episode timestamps: How did Greg get into his field of work? (0:51). Transparency in running a...

In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Liz Joly, Marketing Lead at Focus Lab. We discuss using AI systems for brand guidelines, distribution, and differentiation in a saturated, noisy environment, encouraging authenticity, and overcoming the cringe factor, among other topics.   Episode timestamps: One of the most exciting things Liz is working on these days...

In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast we discuss the five most common messaging mistakes founders make and how to fix them. Episode timestamps: Mistake 1: No clear messaging wedge. (1:49) Mistake 2: No social proof above the fold. (3:13) Mistake 3: Using FAQs as filler instead of objection fillers. (4:04) Mistake 4: Vague non-empathy language. (5:24) Mistake 5: Hiding your pricing in...

In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat Arik Hanson, social media consultant for mid-sized and large companies. We discuss the importance of advocacy programs, the power of authenticity, social media platforms that are vital for brands today, AI influencers, and more.  Episode timestamps: One of the most exciting things Arik is working on these days. (0:32). Why is employee...

In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Colin Kendall, Chief Marketing Officer at SC&H. We talk about his experience managing a hybrid team, how to align and make sure everyone is in sync, how to improve collaboration across the board, and more.  Episode timestamps: What does Colin team look like at SC&H? (0:33). How to create an environment where a hybrid...

In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Jeff Large, owner of Come Alive Creative. We talk about tech advancements around podcasting, having meaningful and interesting conversations with guests, AI and its impact in the industry, and more.  Episode timestamps: What are the most surprising advancements in podcasting in the last 10 years? (1:07). AI and how it impacts...

In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Lesley Pyle, founder and owner of HireMyMom.com. We discuss her backstory and what led her to start the business, hiring styles and onboarding, admin roles, and the impact of AI, using PR effectively, and more.  Episode timestamps: Most interesting project Lesley is working on right now. (0:39). What inspired her to start this...

In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with April Dunford, a practical positioning expert who helps teams accelerate marketing and sales. We discuss some of the mindset shifts she’s had since writing her book, category creation, internal alignment and friction, positioning in the AI era, and more. Episode timestamps: What inspired her to write Obviously Awesome? (0:52)...