That Marketing Dude Show (tmd Show)

In today's episode, I have my old friend Dom Wells on the show to talk about building remotes teams in your business. Dom Wells is the founder of Human Proof Designs and a fellow digital nomad. Dom is originally from the UK, spent several years living in Asia, just spend a year in Canada and is heading back to the UK for a little while. Here’s how Dom describes Human Proof Designs:” This site exists to make starting a niche website that much easier. With the training on the blog, the ready-made sites we’ll sell, and the custom projects we’ll do, you will find that getting started doesn’t have to be as confusing as you first thought. ” Dom has done a fantastic job building his business to 6 figures over that past few years. I knew Dom from way back in the day when we were both working with affiliate websites and Dom's goal was to have 5 figure months. It's been great watching his journey.What's gotten Dom to the level of success he has right now is the team he's built in his business. So in this episode, we di

In today's episode, I have two good friends of mine on the show to talk about utilizing goal planning to get shit done in your business... We talk about long term and short term goal setting.Tom and Ariana Sylvester are two people who CRUSH IT when it comes to planning and organisation. This was something I definitely needed help with so after we had a chat about my own goal setting I just HAD to bring them on the show.We dive into how with proper planning, you can achieve incredible things in your business. You won't we wasting time trying to find the right things to do and will have a roadmap to reaching your goals.Not only do we talk about how to apply this in your business but also with a family. Tom and Ariana have children and run 3... Yes, 3... Businesses so they have to have shit in check!Enjoy the episode dudes and dudettes!Show notes : https://TMDshow.com/21Facebook Community : http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Kay Fabella on to talk about finding your voice and building an audience in a language you don't speak fluently. Kay moved to Spain without speaking the language all too well (which you can tell with her travel story at the end haha) but has built a strong business with the Spanish-speaking world.Kay Fabella is a storyteller and communications strategist. She helps business owners around the world develop a communication strategy to meaningfully connect with their audiences — and meet their business goals. Kay is also a world-recognized author, speaker, and trainer. A Los Angeles native, she’s built her dream business from Spain to help bring brands to life in English and Spanish. She's also been featured in international media including The Huffington Post, El País and EFE Emprende.The woman has some skills!Show Notes: https://TMDshow.com/20FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

In this episode, I have Paul Lam from the Path Hunters podcast on the show to talk about his first two weeks in Chiang Mai Thailand... The largest digital nomad hotspot in the world.Paul is a fella I got to connect with inside a digital nomad community who turns out also lives in Toronto! However, he recently moved to Chiang Mai and when we recorded this episode he'd only been there for 2 weeks.I thought it would be PERFECT to have Paul come on the show and have travel stories episode where we can talk about his experiences in Chiang Mai so far. I also talk about my experiences packing everything up and heading to another country as well.I hope you enjoy this episode dudes and dudettes!Show Notes : https://TMDshow.com/19Dude Brood FB Community : http://DudeBrood.com

In today's episode, I have Danielle Isbell from Snaps, Scribbles and Suitcases on the show where we discuss how safe solo travelling really is. There's always this preconceived idea that travelling alone is dangerous, well we bust through that.Danielle is a digital marketer and photographer from Seattle, WA USA, and with her husband, they're are about to begin their digital nomad existence. Their goal is to be international for at least a year and to still have freedom of location when they return to the US.Solo travel can be very safe so long as you're sensible and use a little common sense. I know people who've spent 6 months travelling around Africa solo without issues... People who've stayed in the homes of complete strangers without trouble.Now I'm not saying there isn't danger out there in the world, but that it's just not as dangerous as you'd thinkAnyway dudes and dudettes, I hope you enjoy this episode!Show notes can be found over at: https://TMDshow.com/18Dude's Brood FB Community: http://DudeBrood.

In today's episode, I have my good friend Leah McHugh on the show where we discuss the differences and buzz around co-working spaces and co-living spaces.Leah McHugh has been traveling for the best part of the last 10 years and doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon. She got sick of fighting with TSA, so developed liquid-free shampoos and conditioners called Get Dirty With Me. You can use the hair powders dry for hair refreshing or add water for hair washing... Which is awesome because this is annoying at airports and Leah came up with a solution!We mention this briefly at the beginning of the episode and then we jump into our topic.Leah has been travelling all over the world and has tried out both co-living and co-working spaces... Whereas at the time of recording I hadn't tried out either. I have since been to a few co-working spaces and loved them, but now have my eyes set on trying out a co-living space I've linked to down below in the resources section.In this episode, we discuss the difference between th

In today's episode, I have my good friend Jacob Marek from IntroverTravels on the show and we discuss traveling planning. At the time we recorded this episode Jacob hadn't left on his trip yet, but on the day this episode was published he's currently in Ecuador. Jacob Marek is the Founder & Chief Explorer at IntroverTravels. He designs life-changing, nature-inspired travel experiences. As an "Entreprenomad" as he likes to call himself, Jacob spends several months each year working, living, and traveling abroad to grow his business and find unique local experiences for his clients. His hobbies include nature, astronomy, and drinking great coffee and beer.Seeing as Jacob has been planning for a long trip, plus several trips in the future, I thought he was the perfect person to bring onto the show to talk about travel planning. There are certain things people overlook... And we make sure they're not overlooked anymore!Enjoy this episode dudes and dudettes!*fist bump*Show notes can be found over at https://TM

In today's episode, I have Rachel Pedersen on the show as my co-host to talk about how important social media is on the road as a digital nomad. We talk about Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, LinkedIn, Reddit, Quora, YouTube and Snapchat... Along with why you should be using them.Rachel and I have known each other for a year or so now and as we mention on the show, we had the chance to meet in San Diego in October 2016.Rachel helps people to become rockstar social media managers with her killer program, Social Media University. She's been a social media manager for a long time and briefly talks about how she fell into it during her intro in our conversation.Rachel previously wrote a guest post talking about who should be using what social media platform depending on who your audience is. So I wanted to bring her back on, this time on the show, to talk to use about why each one is important and how you can make the most out of each platform.Show notes can be found over at https://TMDshow.com/15

In today's episode, I have Jill and Josh Stanton from Screw The Nine To Five on to co-host this episode where we talk all about how to create a membership website people are going to flock to to join.I've known Jill and Josh for just over a year and we've become extremely good friends.Not only are they good friends of mine, but they're both my mentors and I've learned a lot from them about this crazy little thing called online business.They've both been digital nomads in the past when they were growing their businesses which started off a niche web sites, including skin care and how to train your goldfish, and Thailand was the birthplace of Screw The Nine To Five, the place where they teach people how to escape their day jobs and take their expertise online.Show notes can be found at https://TMDshow.com/14

In today's episode, I have Boom Shikha on the show and we cover 9 different distractions a lot of digital nomads seem to suffer from once they hit the road. These are things we've either both experienced ourselves or we've seen others suffer from.Boom Shikha is a serial entrepreneur, wanderluster, online-business owner, yogi, author, and avid meditator. She helps people become Digital Nomads through her website, The Millionaire Hippie.I've known Boom for a little while now but this was our first time jumping on a call and what an amazing conversation we had.It's crazy what distracts people when you're on the road. It takes a lot of concentration for me to not procrastinate and to hunker on down and do the work I know I should be doing. However, once I get into a flow I can get lots of shit done... It's just getting into that rhythm in the first place!Hopefully, in this episode, you'll take note of the major distractions most people encounter and be able to eliminate them before they become an issue!Show notes

Ray Blakney worked as a computer programmer in Fortune 500 companies, Silicon Valley startups and the government for about 10 years before becoming a full-time entrepreneur in 2008. He became a location independent entrepreneur in 2012 (though he did not find out it was called that until 2016). He specializes in bootstrapping online education businesses and is current projects include LiveLingua.com, Onmatu.com, my400words.com, and twiducate.com. He also recently ventured into angel investing and is a majority owner of an artisanal chocolate factory in the Philippines.Ray is a very interesting dude... As you'll find out at the end of the episode with his travel story. But he also knows his shit.Ray has worked with some big companies to help them grow their traffic organically, mainly through SEO, and has been extremely successful in doing so (he talks about this in his intro). So with Ray's history, he's the perfect person to come on and talk about SEO because I'll be honest, I don't really know much.So I lea

In today's episode, I have Kate Erickson from Entrepreneur on Fire co-hosting this episode with me. We talk about how to avoid procrastination and how you can keep productivity high.Kate's other half, John Lee Dumas, is well known for having a crazy sick work ethic, and Kate is the same. We talk about different ways we keep ourselves focused on the tasks at hand. We talk about batching again in this episode... Apparently, JLD records 15 episodes of his podcast in one day! Crazy!I also asked Kate two questions the Dude Brood community wanted to know answers to. Kate was gracious enough to ask them :)Show notes can be found at: http://TMDshow.com/11

In today's episode, I talk with Amy Scott from Nomadtopia about what it takes to run a business whilst you're travelling.Amy Scott quit her office job to travel the world in 2004 and never looked back. She now keeps a home base in Buenos Aires while she travels the world with her Argentine husband. She's the founder of Nomadtopia, a hub of information, inspiration, community, and support for others who also want to live their ideal life, anywhere in the world. Through her other business, Nomad Editorial, she helps nonfiction writers finish their books.And boy we had an amazing conversation today!Amy has been a digital nomad for a long time and really knows how to keep her business going whilst she's on the move. We both share our experiences with making mistakes and explain how you can avoid them yourself.Show notes are at: http://TMDshow.com/10

In today's episode, I have Tyler McCall on to talk about how we can all use Instagram to build a fantastic relationship with our audience. I asked Tyler to give a short intro about himself, here's what he said:"I’m Tyler and I help entrepreneurs grow a business they love using the power of Instagram. I teach business owners how to build an engaged Instagram following, turn their followers into raving fans, and convert those fans into paying customers. I live in Asheville, North Carolina and work with clients around the world!"I got to connect with Tyler for the first time a few weeks prior and man, I was blown away by his knowledge on Instagram. We covered a lot of the basics in this episode and Tyler tells us his 6 simple steps to crush it on Instagram.Show notes for today's episode can be found over at http://TMDshow.com/9

In this episode, I chat with Amanda Baye about our reasons why we travel and share some travel stories! This is part 2 of our conversation and Amanda shares an awesome story from Japan!Show notes can be found at http://TMDshow.com/8

In this episode, I chat with Amanda Baye about our reasons why we travel and share some travel stories! This is part 1 because we talk for waaaay too long. Show notes can be found at http://TMDshow.com/7

In today's episode, I have Alex Sol from Extra-Paycheck.com on to talk about getting started with podcasting. Podcasting is a brand new adventure for me and I remember Alex starting his podcast around 18 months ago and he's still rocking it.I've known Alex for a while but it's been well over a year since we had last spoken. I know Alex travels around a lot because of the business he has created for himself so I thought he's the perfect person to bring on to discuss this topic.This episode is a little longer than most because we try to cram everything into one episode. We basically go over the broad strokes of starting a podcast.Show notes can be found over at: http://TMDshow.com/6

In today’s episode, I have a good friend of mine on today’s episode… Yuliya Chernykhovskaya! And yes… I said her name wrong

In today's episode, I have Madison Black from The Slow Health Movement come on to discuss taking the leap and getting started with your digital nomad journey. We discuss multiple topics and give our own experiences on them.Plus Madison shares a story about losing her phone in Mexico! Enjoy!Show notes can be found over at: http://TMDshow.com/4

In today's episode, I break down the third 30 day's of getting started online. Download the calendar over at http://TMDshow.com/3 to follow along!