Marketer of the Day with Robert Plank: Business Growth & Entrepreneur Stories

Robert Plank
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Marketer of the Day with Robert Plank is a daily business podcast for entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, consultants, agency owners, coaches, authors, speakers, and expert-led service businesses that want real growth without hype. Each episode features candid interviews with founders, marketers, creators, authors, and business owners who share the stories, systems, mistakes, and breakthroughs behind their success. You’ll hear practical ideas on business growth strategy, marketing strategy, authority building, podcasting, SEO, email marketing, social media, LinkedIn, lead generation, AI for business, automation, delegation, SOPs, productivity, leadership, and building predictable revenue without burning out. If you want to simplify your marketing, amplify your message, systemize your success, and become more confident about getting your business noticed, Marketer of the Day gives you daily insights and entrepreneur stories you can use to grow smarter.

  1. 20h ago

    1641: Company Culture & Employee Experience with Heather Page

    In fast-growing companies and competitive tech hubs, culture can quietly become the deciding factor between loyal, engaged teams and constant turnover. Today’s guest, Heather Page, Culture and Experience Manager at AdvancedMD, shares how her journey from hand-coding websites in the early days of the internet to building brand and people-first initiatives prepared her to design an environment where nearly 700 team members feel connected, valued, and excited to show up on Monday. In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Heather reveals how her background in UX and digital experience naturally evolved into human experience and internal culture. She explains why the same questions you ask when designing a great product “Does this feel intuitive? Does it create connections? Does it reflect who we are?” should guide how you design your company culture. Instead of treating culture as perks and free sodas, Heather focuses on what people are really thinking and feeling on Sunday night: are they dreading Monday, or excited to plug back in? Heather walks us through her journey from web designer to culture leader, including how she volunteered for culture committees, paid attention to cross-functional teams, and ultimately had a role created specifically for her at AdvancedMD. She shares practical examples of how she and her team listen to employees through twice-yearly anonymous surveys and, crucially, act on the data instead of letting it collect dust. For Heather, people-first isn’t a slogan, it’s a pillar that drives decisions, programs, and daily behavior. We also dive into AdvancedMD’s medical office software and how it’s helping doctors reclaim their time, reduce burnout, and reconnect with the human side of healthcare. Heather explains how AI-enabled digital charting, automation, and integrated EHR/practice management tools free physicians from after-hours note-taking and clunky legacy systems. With strong onboarding and hands-on professional services, AdvancedMD doesn’t just sell software; they guide practices through the change so the whole team feels supported, not overwhelmed. https://youtu.be/jzUqj0sMaTs?si=wfnr5SshZmJGn-11 Throughout the conversation, Heather emphasizes that rapport, curiosity, and genuine human connection are timeless superpowers. She encourages employees at every level to stop waiting for permission: sit with support, learn how sales thinks, understand your colleagues’ worlds, and build real relationships. Promotions, opportunities, and innovation often follow the people who are genuinely interested in others, not just in climbing the ladder. If you want to: Build a culture where people feel seen, valued, and eager to stay. Reduce job-hopping by creating a true culture fit instead of surface-level perks. Use AI and better systems to give professionals (especially doctors) their time and focus back. Lead with empathy, listening, and follow-through in a way that never goes out of style; then this episode with Heather Page will give you a fresh, people-first lens on both culture and customer experience. Quotes: “Culture, to me, is a lot like a well-designed product: it’s intentional, it evolves, and it’s built for the people using it every day.” “If you take care of your people inside your company, they will take care of people outside your company, and that’s a win-win.” “Each of us brings our own culture to the table every day, and sometimes those cultures mesh, and sometimes it’s oil and vinegar.” Contact Details: Stop Letting Admin Work Slow Your Practice Down: See AdvancedMD In Action Today Connect With Heather Page On LinkedIn Follow Heather Page On Facebook Listen To The AdvancedMD Podcast On Apple Podcasts

  2. 3d ago

    1640: CEO Blind Spots and Confident Leadership with Bill Miller

    Hidden blind spots, ego, and unexamined assumptions quietly sabotage trust, culture, and growth for even the smartest leaders. Today’s guest, Bill Miller, veteran executive, advisor, and author of “What Every CEO Must Know: 37 Secrets to Lead with Confidence and Power” and “The Rookie CEO: You Can’t Make This Stuff Up,” helps founders and CEOs uncover the costly leadership mistakes everyone else can see but no one feels safe enough to say out loud. In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Bill breaks down the concept of CEO blind spots, those invisible gaps in thinking and decision-making that show up in hiring, restructuring, communication, and strategy. Drawing on nearly 40 years as a senior executive across startups, venture-backed companies, and multibillion-dollar enterprises, he explains why even brilliant founders and technical leaders get stuck when they step into the CEO role for the first time. From the Peter Principle to imposter syndrome, Bill shows how smart leaders can still make disastrous choices if they don’t build the right habits of reflection and feedback. You’ll learn Bill’s simple but powerful practice called the “mirror meeting,” a 15–20 minute weekly check-in with yourself to review what you accomplished, what you missed, who’s still waiting on you, and what’s truly keeping the business from moving forward. Bill reveals how pairing this ritual with tools like ChatGPT or Claude can turn journaling into a practical system for better decisions, accountability, and follow-through. Instead of letting tasks, worries, and strategic priorities live only in your head, the mirror meeting creates a written record that keeps you aligned, honest, and focused on what only you as CEO can do. Bill also shares a real-world story of a CEO who announced a major restructuring moving marketing offshore without first speaking to the leader most affected. That single blind spot triggered fear, confusion, and lost momentum across the company. From this and other hard-earned lessons, Bill explains why ego “feels like strength, but is a trap,” and why difficult conversations and one-on-ones are non-negotiable if you want real psychological safety and committed teams. https://youtu.be/p8jNfT2__rc?si=tXSvLH4V6cugvB7e To help founders, first-time CEOs, and “stuck” long-time leaders know where to begin, Bill introduces his CEO Navigator System, a free online assessment at BeelineBill.com that pinpoints the top two or three areas where a CEO needs support. Based on decades in the trenches, not just theory, this assessment and Bill’s Blind Spot Intensive are designed to give leaders a clear starting point, practical routines, and language to recognize and resolve their blind spots before they become company-breaking problems. If you’re a founder-CEO, technical leader, or long-time business owner who feels overwhelmed, stuck, or quietly unsure what you’re missing, this conversation will give you frameworks, questions, and habits to see what you can’t see, make better decisions, and lead with more confidence and clarity under pressure. Quotes: “Blind spots are gaps at decision points. People around you see them, but you can’t necessarily see them yourself.” “Some of the biggest challenges CEOs have come from preconceived notions about how they make decisions.” “Every CEO’s plate is overflowing. Your job is to get to the things that only you can do, and let others handle the rest.” Contact Details: Find The Blind Spots Holding Your Business Back: Take The Free CEO Assessment Today Connect With Bill On LinkedIn For Practical Business Growth Strategies Subscribe To Bill’s YouTube Channel For Actionable Strategies And Real-World Business Wisdom What Every CEO Must Know: 37 Secrets to Lead with Confidence and Power on Amazon The Rookie CEO: You Can’t Make This Stuff Up on Amazon

  3. 4d ago

    1639: Multifamily Apartment Investing for Passive Income with John Casmon

    Many hardworking professionals are doing “all the right things” financially, earning a solid income, contributing to their 401(k), and saving consistently yet still feel like true financial freedom is out of reach. Today’s guest, John Casmon of Casmon Capital, shows busy corporate professionals how to change that trajectory by investing in multifamily apartments in a way that builds wealth and cash flow without turning them into stressed-out, hands-on landlords. In this episode of Marketer of the Day, John pulls back the curtain on how apartment investing really works and why treating real estate like a business, not a lottery ticket, is the key to long-term wealth. Drawing from his experience watching his parents struggle with job insecurity, seeing General Motors go bankrupt from the inside, and navigating his own painful flip gone wrong, John explains why relying on a “good job” or a 401(k) is no longer enough, and what to do instead. We dig into passive investing and syndications, where everyday professionals can own shares of large apartment communities without dealing with tenants, toilets, contractors, or 2 a.m. emergencies. John explains the role of the general partners, how syndications are structured, and why passive investors can truly “write the check and step back” while still receiving updates, distributions, and the benefits of real estate ownership. John also shares his powerful 3C Framework for raising capital and building trust; Confidence, Credibility, and Connections, and how these principles apply whether you’re investing, leading, or building a brand. You’ll hear how he leverages his background in advertising and marketing, his experience managing $100M campaigns, and his ability to build relationships to attract investors and operate properties like real businesses. We don’t just talk about the upside, either. John walks through the exact risks every investor should understand, including cash flow challenges, fraud, and uncontrollable events like rising costs or natural disasters. He explains why you must ask, “How can I lose money in this deal?” and breaks down critical safeguards such as reserves, underwriting discipline, and the difference between replacement cost vs. replacement value insurance, details that can make or break your returns. Throughout the conversation, John reinforces a key mindset shift: investing is a long-term game, not a single “win or lose” deal. He shares how viewing investing like a game, where bad turns happen, but you stay focused on the end goal (retirement, freedom, college funds, a beach house) can keep you from quitting after one bad experience and instead help you build durable wealth over time. https://youtu.be/fC8Xvedg7Z0?si=K1isNPrQ6zQVWESy If you’re a high-earning professional who wants passive income, diversification, and a path to financial freedom, but you don’t want a second job swinging hammers or chasing tenants, this episode is a must-listen. John’s frameworks, stories, and practical questions will help you evaluate apartment deals, vet operators, and take your next step with clarity and confidence. Quotes: “If you’re going to raise capital for deals, you’ve got to follow the 3 Cs: confidence, credibility, and connections.”  “With real estate, you’re buying a business that happens to provide housing, but you have to run it like a business.”  “Real estate is a great tool. That doesn’t mean one strategy is right for you… You have to find the strategy that works for you.”  Contact Details: Ready to Build Wealth Through Multifamily Real Estate? Discover Casmon Capital Invest Smarter. Avoid Costly Mistakes. Get the 7 Questions Guide → Get the Free Guide Follow J. Casmon on Instagram for Multifamily Investing Tips & Wealth-Building Strategies Connect with John Casmon on LinkedIn for Multifamily Investing Insights & Strategies Join John Casmon’s Investor Community & Grow Your Real Estate Knowledge

  4. 5d ago

    1638: Stress Management for High Performers with Rita Ainsworth 

    High performers often look successful on the outside while quietly running on fumes inside. Today’s guest, Rita Ainsworth, is a former performance marketer who hit burnout twice in a fast-paced Meta ads career before walking away at the peak of her success. Now, she coaches founders, operators, and marketers on how their nervous system state directly shapes performance, decision-making, and leadership, and how to rebuild sustainable success from the inside out. In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Rita shares what really drives stress, anxiety, and overworking, and why it’s not your external circumstances. She explains how high achievers often tie their self-worth to results, creating an addictive cycle of “just one more goal” that never feels like enough. Instead of surface-level mindset hacks, Rita focuses on body-based regulation tools that help you shift out of constant fight-or-flight and into a grounded, creative state where you can actually think clearly and lead effectively. Rita breaks down the idea of humans as “energy batteries,” showing how stress drains your system and why oscillating between focused effort and intentional recovery is the real secret to long-term performance. She walks through practical practices like simple breathing patterns (such as 4–6 breathing), environmental safety checks, and somatic cues that signal to your nervous system, “You’re safe,” so you can reset in minutes instead of needing months off after a crash. You’ll also hear how Rita helps entrepreneurs and performance marketers move past fear of being seen, rejection, and visibility of common hidden stressors that keep people from posting, pitching, or putting themselves out there. By understanding how the nervous system interprets risk (like being judged online) as potential “tribal rejection,” Rita shows listeners how to reframe these experiences and expand their capacity for visibility, leadership, and impact without constantly feeling on edge. https://youtu.be/tB1KPPX4jpY?si=J_5pOQZ5EeXBuXVv If your focus has dropped, your patience is thin, and everything feels harder than it should, this conversation will help you see that stress is not just mental, it’s biological, and it’s trainable. Rita’s Reset Circle, one-to-one coaching, and team training give high achievers practical tools to feel safe in their bodies, reclaim their energy, and build businesses that are ambitious and sustainable at the same time. If you’re exhausted by the cost of your own success and want a way to grow without burning out, Rita’s approach may be exactly the reset you’ve been needing. Quotes: “Stress is something we have control over, and it’s body-based. Simple practices can reset you in moments instead of months.” “How you live your days is how you live your life; every single day counts toward what your life adds up to be.” “Our body has so much information, but we are so used to being stuck in our heads that we ignore everything below the neck.” Contact Details: Work, Live, and Feel Better: Book your free 30-minute Call with Rita Today Driven But Drained? Join the Free RESET Circle Today Follow Rita for Simple Tools to Reset, Recharge, and Thrive Connect with Rita on LinkedIn for Insights on Resilience, Wellbeing, and Growth

  5. 6d ago

    1637: Energy Healing to Release Limiting Beliefs with Beth McGill

    When life feels like an endless loop of the same problems, bad relationships, sabotaged sales calls, recurring self-doubt, it’s usually not a lack of willpower. It’s deeper patterns, hidden beliefs, and subconscious blocks quietly steering your choices. Today’s guest, Beth McGill of ThriveFlourishGrow.com, is a certified hypnotherapist, energy healer, spiritual mentor, and best‑selling author who helps people finally break those patterns by working at the root level of mind, body, and spirit. In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Beth explains how our thoughts, language, and energetic patterns shape our reality often more than we realize. She shares how clients usually come to her after trying “everything else” (therapy, acupuncture, mindset work, etc.) and still feeling blocked, anxious, or stuck in repeating cycles like toxic relationships, failed sales calls, or chronic self‑sabotage. Using a combination of hypnotherapy, energy work, and connection to the higher self, Beth helps uncover and release the original emotional imprints sometimes from decades earlier that are still influencing current behavior. Beth demystifies what actually happens in a hypnotherapy/energy session and why it’s not like the movie clichés. She walks us through her process: a free consultation to clarify the real issue beneath the surface, then a guided, deeply relaxing session (in person or via Zoom) that blends prayer, grounding, visualization, sound healing, and intuitive guidance. Each session is unique, but the goal is the same: identify the emotional root cause, release it, and “activate” a new, empowered way of being so clients can move forward with clarity and confidence. We also dive into practical tools listeners can use right away. Beth shares how to shift your self‑talk by dropping disempowering words like “always,” “never,” and even “I’m sorry” (and replacing them with stronger language like “I apologize”). She explains why breathwork, especially extending your exhale, can instantly calm your nervous system before a Zoom call, sales conversation, or big decision. Throughout the conversation, Beth emphasizes that choice, awareness, and surrender to a higher power (God/Spirit/Universe) are not weaknesses, but gateways to recognizing your true inner power. Beth’s book, “Allow Life to Happen and Receive Everything You Desire,” distills her personal journey and research into a practical roadmap. She read 16 books, tested 30+ manifesting and mindset exercises, and then packaged the most effective ideas so readers can experiment, discover what resonates, and build their own toolkit for manifestation and spiritual growth without the overwhelm or guesswork. https://youtu.be/mG1Z2XWAScM?si=9l9VPRfzedZYEOIM If you’re feeling blocked by recurring patterns in business or life, struggling with negative self‑talk, or just sensing “something” is in the way but you can’t name it, this episode offers a grounded, spiritual, and highly practical perspective. Beth’s approach to transforming fear into freedom, connecting with your soul’s purpose, and manifesting with intention may be exactly the reset you’ve been looking for. Tune in to learn how to stop carrying old emotional baggage, tap into your higher self, and start allowing life to unfold in your favor. Quotes: “Surrender is powerful. When we truly surrender to God, Spirit, or the Universe, we recognize our own power within us.” “Everybody else is a mirror. If we think something’s wrong with somebody else, they’re just being a mirror for us, and we need to go within.” “One of the things I like to do is remind people how powerful they are in every situation. We don’t need to be in a place of victimhood.” Contact Details: Ready to Thrive, Flourish & Grow? Start Your Journey Today Follow Beth McGill on Facebook for Daily Inspiration and Encouragement Connect with Beth McGill on LinkedIn for Inspiration, Insights, and Growth

  6. Aug 17

    1636: Podcast Guesting Strategy for Organic Growth with Josh Elledge

    Most experts don’t struggle to grow their business because they lack talent or results, they struggle because their message isn’t landing, their online presence is weak, and their podcast guesting feels random instead of strategic. Today’s guest, Josh Elledge, fractional Chief Revenue Officer and founder of Pod Verified, has launched over 300 podcasts, hosted more than 3,000 episodes, made 3,000+ traditional media appearances, and helped clients generate over $40 million using relationship‑driven podcast guesting strategies. In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Josh breaks down how to become the kind of podcast guest hosts want back again and again, and how to turn those appearances into real business results instead of “nice exposure” that goes nowhere. He explains why being “the marketing guy” or “leadership consultant” is killing your chances of getting booked, and how to define a clear, unique media brand that instantly stands out to podcast hosts and producers. Josh dives into the real rules of engagement for ethical podcast guests from positioning and messaging to websites, press kits, and LinkedIn profiles that actually impress decision makers. Josh shares why most common calls to action (“buy my book,” “join my newsletter,” “book a call”) fail for 95% of listeners, and what to offer instead so that cold listeners are willing to take the next micro‑commitment with you. He also explains why your website must be built to “concierge” podcast listeners, deepen the relationship, and keep them with you for another 15–20 minutes where conversion really happens. You’ll learn how to appeal to both audiences and gatekeepers: what podcasters look for when they’re getting 200–300 pitches a month, why many good experts never break into the top 10% who get booked, and how to signal that you’re media‑savvy, prepared, and ready for prime time. Josh talks about authority signals, influence, and guest activity, and why your speaker kit, social presence, and on‑air performance either open doors or quietly disqualify you. This conversation also goes deep into mindset and skill development. Josh shares how he went from a shy, insecure “husky‑pants” kid to a Navy journalist and high‑volume media personality, and why “do the thing, have the power” applies perfectly to podcasting: you get good by doing reps, but only if you stop making the same mistakes and get the right feedback. He compares podcast guesting to stand‑up comedy and swimming: you can learn it, but only if you respect it as a skill, stop “spray and pray” pitching, and commit to intentional improvement. https://youtu.be/JueJAzWCHbU?si=XCGHcDZnrQffg4A- If you’re an expert, coach, consultant, founder, or thought leader who’s tired of cold outreach, ads, and pushy sales, and you’d rather grow organically by serving audiences, this episode will give you a practical roadmap. You’ll discover how to assess where you really are today, what caliber of shows you should be targeting, and how to start showing up as a high‑value, ethical, and memorable podcast guest who builds trust, authority, and revenue, without feeling salesy. Tune in and learn how Josh’s Pod Verified approach can help you stop guessing, stop spamming, and start getting real results from podcast guesting. Quotes: “If you’re a speaker and you have no speaker kit on your website, there’s a reason you’re not getting paid very well. You just don’t look ready for prime time.” “Podcast guesting works. If you’re smart but still broke from your PR efforts, it’s not the medium; it’s the strategy. You’ve been doing it wrong, and no one’s been honest enough to tell you.”  “You can build an enormous business by serving audiences in the media. I’ve built multiple seven-figure companies without spending a dime on ads, simply by showing up and being generous.” Contact Details: Join PodVerified And Turn Your Expertise Into Podcast Opportunities Start Growing Your Influence Today: Check UpMyInfluence...

  7. Aug 14

    1635: Manufacturing Growth for Small Manufacturers with Brian Becker

    When small manufacturers hit a growth ceiling, the problem usually isn’t the product, it’s the constant firefighting, isolation, and lack of structured strategy. Strategic thinking, leadership development, and smart capacity planning often get pushed aside in favor of “just getting through the week.” Today’s guest, Brian Becker of Becker Growth Strategy and program director of the Manufacturing Accelerator Program (MAP), helps small manufacturers escape that reactive mode and build organizations that are designed to scale on purpose, not by accident. In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Brian shares how MAP, a tuition-free, national, virtual executive education program gives small U.S.-based manufacturers the tools, peer community, and strategic frameworks they need to grow. He explains why founders often feel alone on an “island,” and how curated cohorts, breakout rooms, and cross-industry conversations (including everything from biotech to feral pig trapping to chocolatiers) create mastermind-style support that changes how owners think and lead. Brian dives into focus and execution as the real differentiators between businesses that plateau and those that expand. He walks through his “future casting” exercise, where owners imagine their ideal business five years from now with smooth operations, predictable revenue, strong team, and then reverse engineer the concrete steps to get there. From figuring out whether you truly have a sales problem or a capacity problem, to deciding whether to chase that dream big-box retail contract, Brian shows how clarity leads to better decisions.He also breaks down a practical task triage system what only you can do, what you can delegate, and what you should only touch on your worst day along with a powerful sports analogy of running a business like a soccer team: you can’t play offense (big growth goals) if your defense (operations, fulfillment, and retention) isn’t solid. For manufacturers eyeing larger enterprise customers, Brian shares the risks of overreaching too soon and how to ramp capacity intelligently so big opportunities don’t become “career killers.” Beyond operations, Brian tackles workforce development and the talent gap in U.S. manufacturing, especially among younger workers. He explains how reframing roles around STEM, robotics, complex problem solving, and hands-on challenges can make manufacturing careers more attractive to the next generation, and how MAP is bringing in workforce experts to help owners rethink how they present and structure these jobs.Throughout the conversation, Brian emphasizes that no one is coming to save your business, but the right questions, the right community, and a willingness to invest time in your own growth can completely shift your trajectory. He shares hard-won lessons from his background in education, nonprofit fundraising, and as COO of Well Found Foods during COVID, plus life advice from his football days: “You said you wanted to be one. This is what being one means.” https://youtu.be/moRBOQXR_ck?si=TNRP9_l6sWXZnqpJ If you’re a small manufacturer (or any small business owner) who feels stuck in the weeds, struggling to scale, or unsure whether to double down on sales or build capacity first, this episode will give you concrete mental models, frameworks, and next steps. Tune in to learn how to think more strategically, delegate more effectively, build your peer network, and grow a manufacturing business that doesn’t depend on you doing everything yourself. Quotes: “Business owners oftentimes can fall into the trap of worrying about everything else except for the strategic growth of the business.” “Every single business is different, and most importantly, it’s because of you and the other people in the business; there’s no one-size-fits-all solution.” “For most business owners, they need to invest in themselves, and the sooner they can understand that no one is coming to save them,

  8. Aug 13

    1634: AI for Authors Ethical Writing & Marketing with Carma Spence 

    Many smart, capable experts sit on powerful book ideas for years, not because they can’t write, but because they feel overwhelmed about finishing the manuscript and getting it in front of the right readers. Today’s guest, Carma Spence, multi-time best-selling, award-winning author and book marketing strategist, helps coaches, consultants, and nonfiction experts turn their books into engines for authority and client attraction by using AI ethically and intelligently across the entire author journey. In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Carma shares insights from her upcoming book “Author Ignition,” which gives authors the confidence, clarity, and strategy to treat AI as a creative ally rather than a threat. She and Robert break down what ethical AI use really looks like for authors, why AI detectors are unreliable and often wrong, and how to avoid publishing bland, generic “AI slop” while still taking full advantage of the technology. Carma explains how she weaves AI into her “Road Trip to Authority” signature program, using it at every stage of the book journey to help writers move past the friction points that usually derail projects. From brainstorming and outlining to overcoming writer’s block and speeding up marketing tasks, she positions AI as a fast-learning intern: helpful, efficient, but always needing your direction and final human review. They zoom out to the bigger landscape too, looking at the backlash against AI, the mob mentality around calling everything “AI slop,” and the parallels to the early days of self-publishing when quality was questioned but the market eventually matured. Carma shares how she uses AI for images and even music (like transforming old poetry into songs), and why, in many cases, AI is enabling creativity rather than taking money out of artists’ pockets. Beyond tools and tactics, Carma challenges authors to wrestle with a deeper strategic question: “What do you want to be known for?” In an age of answer engines and algorithmic recommendations, you can’t be known for everything. She talks about narrowing your focus, choosing a niche where you can stand out, and defining your unique “pink gorilla” angle so that your book and brand become memorable and referable instead of blending into the noise. Carma dug into how AI is reshaping education and online courses. Static, teacherless courses are losing their appeal; hybrid models that mix evergreen training with live interaction, Q&A, and community are becoming the new standard. Carma shows how AI can handle the repetitive, time-consuming pieces of content and marketing while you double down on the human side of teaching, coaching, and leading your audience. https://youtu.be/Mpl7JakOCYw?si=GJUF3JKRgP--7LDQ If you’re intrigued by AI but worried about losing your voice, or simply overwhelmed by where to start, this episode will help you see how to use AI to amplify your message, finish your book, and market it more effectively without compromising your ethics or authenticity. You’ll walk away with a clearer sense of how AI fits into your writing process, your business strategy, and the author brand you want to be known for. To dive deeper into Carma’s world, her books, podcasts, and services, or to schedule a short call to talk about your book and marketing systems, visit carmaspence.com. Quotes: “You can use AI if it starts with you and it ends with you, and it's not mass produced. It's unique for each piece.” “Courses without a teacher are no longer very useful. The hybrid model, lessons plus live interaction; is where real transformation happens.”  “If everything is slop, then the word means nothing. Being lazy with language says more about you than it does about AI.” Contact Details: Ready to Turn Your Expertise Into a Book That Builds Authority? Visit the Official Website of Carma Spence Want to Turn Your Book Into Profit? Book a Book Profit Strategy Call with Carma Spence

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Marketer of the Day with Robert Plank is a daily business podcast for entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, consultants, agency owners, coaches, authors, speakers, and expert-led service businesses that want real growth without hype. Each episode features candid interviews with founders, marketers, creators, authors, and business owners who share the stories, systems, mistakes, and breakthroughs behind their success. You’ll hear practical ideas on business growth strategy, marketing strategy, authority building, podcasting, SEO, email marketing, social media, LinkedIn, lead generation, AI for business, automation, delegation, SOPs, productivity, leadership, and building predictable revenue without burning out. If you want to simplify your marketing, amplify your message, systemize your success, and become more confident about getting your business noticed, Marketer of the Day gives you daily insights and entrepreneur stories you can use to grow smarter.

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