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Ep 027: Livestreaming To Grow Your Business

Ep 027: Livestreaming To Grow Your Business

Ep 027: Livestreaming To Grow Your Business

by Brad Friedman

Livestreaming To Grow Your Business

The Digital Slice Podcast is brought to you by The Friedman Group, LLC

Can you imagine a serious trial lawyer becoming a livestreaming expert and social media sensation online? When you think about livestreaming, you often imagine an energetic host trying to get you to stick around and watch the broadcast.

Most professionals and business owners do not realize live video actually gives you the opportunity to be yourself, be authentic, and attract an audience along the way. Hence, you do not have to be someone else to be successful with livestreaming because the more you share of yourself, the more your audience will gravitate toward you.

Discover how livestreaming can grow your business in this episode of The Digital Slice Podcast.

Mitch Jackson is “The Streaming Lawyer.” He’s well-known around the Internet. He’s also an award-winning California trial lawyer who knows his way around a courtroom. In fact, in 2013, Mitch received an award as California Litigation Lawyer of the Year.

He likes the powerful mix of law, social media and technology in his work with clients in adding value to their companies. Moreover, he has been profiled in Inc., Entrepreneur magazine, The Wall Street Journal, and Mashable. Mashable named Mitch one of the Top 50 influencers to follow on Snapchat. Mitch was on stage sharing about social media marketing and branding tips during the Tony Robbin’s Business Mastery Event in Las Vegas in front of 2,000 people.

Mitch is the Founder of LegalMinds,Mastermind Group, a cutting edge mastermind community of lawyers which aims to demonstrate how to leverage social media for top-of-mind awareness and branding.

Mitch has a book coming out in December 2018, “Social Media for Professionals.” Aside from being a court room success, he is an early adopter of livestreaming and does a show with Joey Vitale called, “The Legal Hour Live Video Show.”

In this Episode:

  • Mitch and his law practice helping people with their legal challenges and adding value to their lives
  • How social media has made practicing law and doing business more fun and rewarding
  • How Mitch integrates livestreaming into his law practice
  • How determining your true “why” and “true north” for doing your business and sharing that with people strengthens your connection with your audience
  • How authenticity and staying true to yourself as a human being is a huge help in building your social brand
  • How embracing your uniqueness will help you stand out from the rest
  • How to apply Dale Carnegie’s concept and book, “How to Win Friends and Influence People” into social media
  • How professionals and business owners should focus on the client and providing them value instead of focusing on themselves
  • How Mitch’s mastermind group flourished into a full-grown community of livestreaming professionals and superstars
  • All about Mike the Milkman's 3 keys to success: taking care of yourself, your family and your profession
  • How your livestreaming content should be a mix of everything that you truly are including your passions, interests, and hobbies
  • How client engagement should be centered on knowing clients personally and how they want to be served best
  • How livestreaming is as close as talking to a person on the phone or in person
  • How preparation is important with each live video and other effective livestreaming tips
  • How it’s never too late to build up on your social and digital footprint in preparation for future success
  • “Social Media for Professionals” upcoming book by Mitch Jackson and its immense value

Quotes from this Episode:
“I love juries. I love people. But with social media, I can answer that same question one to a thousand, one to five thousand.” - Mitch Jackson
“Share your WHY and that’s what will connect you with other people locally, nationally, and globally and indirectly result in more business.” - Mitch Jackson
“You can dominate and build a huge social media brand if you just give yourself permission to be yourself and to be human.” - Mitch Jackson
“Social media and digital has made practicing law more fun again.” - Mitch Jackson
“Be that one professional in your area of practice that’s different from everyone else. Allow your human side to shine.” - Mitch Jackson
“Everything that we do needs to be focused on providing an exemplary client experience.” - Mitch Jackson
“What you wanna do is add value, give advice, offer solutions.” - Mitch Jackson
“The more you say no to opportunities in life, the greater the opportunities you have to say yes to the right opportunities.” - Mitch Jackson
“Whatever we’re sharing on social media, the key to success is engaging with our audience.” - Mitch Jackson
“Look into the webcam and make digital eye contact.” - Mitch Jackson
“What I’ve learned on social media, I’ve brought back into the court room that has resulted in multi-million dollar verdicts.” - Mitch Jackson

Resources:

Mitch Jackson
Twitter: @MitchJackson
Facebook: Mitch Jackson
LinkedIn: @mitchjackson
Website: legalminds.lawyer
Website: The Ultimate Guide to Social Media For Business Owners, Professionals, and Entrepreneurs

Dale Carnegie Book: How to Win Friends and Influence People

Brad Friedman

Twitter:

@BradFriedman

@FriedmanGrp

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefriedmangroup

LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/bfriedman/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-friedman-group-llc

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/friedmansocialmedia

Website: https://friedmansocialmedia.com

Books
Brad Friedman on Digital Marketing,” by Brad Friedman
The Small Business Owner's Guide To Inbound Marketing,” by Brad Friedman

Be sure to sign up for the Brad Bot at TheBradBot.com To get reminders when I go live on Facebook and to receive freebies and other content from The Friedman Group, LLC.

Ep 016: Use Livestreaming To Increase Your Authority, Credibility And Top-Of-Mind Awareness

Ep 016: Use Livestreaming To Increase Your Authority, Credibility And Top-Of-Mind Awareness

Ep 016: Use Livestreaming To Increase Your Authority, Credibility And Top-Of-Mind Awareness

by Brad Friedman

Use Livestreaming To Increase Your Authority, Credibility And Top-Of-Mind Awareness

The Digital Slice Podcast is brought to you by The Friedman Group, LLC

Is going out of your way to connect with people via a livestreaming broadcast worth it? Remember, the camera will be on you the whole time and you have to talk to your audience like you are very confident and comfortable about it.

Livestreaming can be very beneficial for your business when done right. Definitely, starting out can be challenging, even a bit intimidating. You could feel frightened about committing mistakes, not knowing what to say, or how to do your introduction.

The good news is there is a way to resolve these issues, get past the barriers, and share yourself and your business with the world. Discover the exciting world of livestreaming in this Episode 016 of The Digital Slice Podcast and find out how you can leverage livestreaming to grow your business.

Jennifer Quinn, better known as JennyQ, is a livestreaming expert who is recognized internationally and has rocked Facebook Live for years. She became a pioneer in livestreaming, tackled the barriers of entry, and went on to teach professionals to succeed in the same way. She has shared with them how the livestreaming experience enhances credibility, authority, and top-of-mind awareness.

To date, Jenny has done more than 450 live interviews using various angles including on-air talent and professional big brand production. She is also a speaker, show host, live video mastery coach, and author of the book, “Leverage Livestreaming to Build Your Brand”, which debuted as Amazon’s #1 Best Seller in Podcasts and Webcasts.

In this Episode:

  • How JennyQ got into livestreaming in 2015 starting with Periscope
  • How JennyQ was introduced to Twitter in 2008 and was awed at how it connected people
  • How livestreaming builds credibility using the right messaging and livestream structure
  • The common challenge of doing the intro and outro and how to deal with it
  • How to start out by giving or sharing street-level information on your videos
  • Recommended technology and tools to use for live streaming
  • JennyQ’s L.A.V.S which stands for lighting, audio, video, and stability as live streaming basic essentials
  • The importance of your business and personal profile as it reflects your brand and credibility
  • How live streaming generates top-of-mind awareness
  • How to build trust with your audience by committing to and being consistent with a live video schedule that’s doable for you
  • How JennyQ’s book, Leverage Livestreaming to Build Your Brand, is helping a lot of people
  • How to pick the best platform for your live stream based on audience and engagement
  • The pros and cons to live videos versus pre-recorded or edited videos

Quotes From this Episode:
“Once they get into what they know, then they’re home free. They could talk about it all day long.” - Jennifer Quinn
“Don’t tell everything you know. Just let’s chunk it down and get three bullets about one specific topic.” - Jennifer Quinn
“We really have to work the most on the intro and the outro because that’s where people stumble the most.” - Jennifer Quinn
“The user, the viewer really just wants to know the basic information and how to implement it.” - Jennifer Quinn
“The learning curve, generally speaking, is not really comfortable ‘cause you’re stepping out of your comfort zone.” - Jennifer Quinn
“Anyone can go live at any time without anything other than their phone.” - Jennifer Quinn
“Now, the consumer is more savvy and less patient so you only have 5 to 7 seconds to demonstrate your authority and credibility.” - Jennifer Quinn
“You got to do video in one form or another.” - Jennifer Quinn
“Don’t try to livestream from everywhere when you’re starting out.” - Jennifer Quinn

Resources:

Jennifer Quinn
Twitter: @JennyQ
Facebook: @JennyQ411
LinkedIn: @JennyQ411
Instagram: @JennyQ411
Facebook Group: Go Live Community
Website:
jennyqlive.com
Book: Leverage Livestreaming to Build Your Brand

Brad Friedman

Twitter:

@BradFriedman

@FriedmanGrp

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefriedmangroup

LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/bfriedman/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-friedman-group-llc

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/friedmansocialmedia

Website: https://friedmansocialmedia.com

Books
Brad Friedman on Digital Marketing,” by Brad Friedman
The Small Business Owner's Guide To Inbound Marketing,” by Brad Friedman

Be sure to sign up for the Brad Bot at TheBradBot.com To get reminders when I go live on Facebook and to receive freebies and other content from The Friedman Group, LLC.

[PODCAST] Build Trust And Credibility While Livestreaming

[PODCAST] Build Trust And Credibility While Livestreaming

People do business with people they like, trust and find credible. In the digital world we live in today, building trust and credibility can be a challenge. When you meet people IRL they can look in your eyes, see your body language and hear your voice. The closest we get to this online is through video. And, through the power of live video, we get the opportunity to talk with any number of people, all in one place. In this episode of The Digital Slice Podcast, Ross Brand returns to chat about using livestreaming to build trust and credibility. (more…)

[PODCAST] Use Livestreaming To Increase Your Authority, Credibility And Top-Of-Mind Awareness

[PODCAST] Use Livestreaming To Increase Your Authority, Credibility And Top-Of-Mind Awareness

As a business owner, one of the primary goals that you want to achieve is to be able to connect with your audience. Fortunately for you, today’s advanced technology and powerful social media platforms have provided you with a very targeted venue where you can do just that. In this Digital Slice Podcast, Jennifer Quinn shares everything you need to know about how livestreaming can increase your authority and credibility. (more…)

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