Watch as Shahar and Nash show you how to escape the deadly trap that sneaks in on you as an entrepreneur. Learn to outsource, avoid tasks, use Google Documents, and spend your time strategizing your success! Who Pops Your Popcorn?! Episode #10
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Join in as Shahar and Nash talk about The Power of Stories in Business, Super Your Costumes, Walt Disney, Marriott Hotels, MindMaps with WiseMapping and much more! Who Pops Your Popcorn?! Episode #09
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Who Pops Your Popcorn?! Episode #07 – We talk about the changes on Facebook and how that affects your small business, how to pick a niche market, and a cool keywords tool. Hosts are Shahar and Nash from http://www.buzzbooster.com
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Buzz-building mother and daughter team, Shahar and Nashlah Boyayan, have created a new online video show called, “Who Pops Your Popcorn?”
Shahar and Nashlah devote their lives to empower small business owners who want to take their businesses online but don’t know how to make this move.
“It is shocking how much money business owners leave on the table due to fear of using the internet. They think they are too old to learn how to do it or find the technology overwhelming.” says Shahar, a marketing advisor that specializes in social marketing. “It is not even a matter of choice anymore, every business needs to be using the internet today to market and keep the relationship with customers. Business today is all about the conversation you have with prospects and customers” Says Nashlah who is also an expert on social marketing.
Trying to find a way to show small business owners how easy, profitable and fun this process is, led them to create the Popcorn effect concept. “To make popcorn you start with some corn and if you follow a simple process, the corn will become a bowl full of yummy popcorn” says Nashlah. We named the video show “Who Pops Your Popcorn?” because if you don’t take care of your customers online, your competition will. “Popcorn is inexpensive and low-risk and you may have a lot or just a little, just like social media and its tools like blogs, videos, podcasts and social networks.”
Viewer Alison Kipta says she’s been very impressed with the tips so far. “It is very good stuff! I’m going to share Who pops your popcorn? with my classmates in my MBA program.”
Information on the videos includes everything from the best way to build a profitable business to the best ways to use social media. All the tips and advice are designed to help small businesses effectively market their products and ideas.
The BuzzBoosters are entertaining and insightful guests and resources to any media, and can inspire an audience with insider tips and information that most small business owners never know about. You can book an interview that will educate your audience on this important subject by calling their office at: 801-842-9765 or 801-330-9010
The videos can be viewed at: http://www.whopopsyourpopcorn.com. More information about BuzzBooster can be found at: http://www.buzzbooster.com
In this special edition of Who Pops Your Popcorn?! We interview Rod Alan from Residual Income technologies. He talks about mistakes entrepreneurs often make, how to advertise when you are a small business, and a lot, lot more!
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Who Pops Your Popcorn?! Episode #05 where we discuss how to get pr and use Google reader, we talk about Summize for twitter, and how to talk to your prospects.
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This is the 4th episode of Who Pops Your Popcorn?! – In this show we talk about being creative, using direct mail as a means to gain new business, using lumpy mailings to get people to open your things, and the business efficiency tool: Remember The Milk.
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On this episode of Who Pops Your Popcorn We talk about the tool ping.fm, how the consumer is in control, and how you need to have your message everywhere!
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Last week I went to the Jack Johnson concert here in Utah. I had a fantastic time, thank you! I had to arrive early to guarantee a good spot, which I did, and while there I was able to analyze the dynamics of the concert. You see, to everything there’s an act, don’t be fooled in thinking that things just happen for a reason, well, I better rephrase that, after all they do happen for a reason… monetary reasons that is!
On the ticket it states that the show starts at 7:00pm, gates however, open at 5:00pm. Well, one gets there around 4:30pm. You stand in line under the hot summer sun, you make it through the gates only to encounter nice-big-full-of-drinks concession stands! Ka-ching – they make money!
You walk down to the stage to secure a good seat, on the way there you’re seduced with tons of bright cool looking merchandise… this is such a memorable occasion one wouldn’t want to forget it… hmm, if only you could have a t-shirt! Ka-ching – they make more money!
You find your seat, relax for a while, smile at the passersby, look up at the beautiful blue sky, ahhh life is grand. Sit there a little longer, ponder, relax some more, and well, get a little bored. Not too long after that you hear folks yelling “water, peanuts, water, peanuts”, what better thing to do than eating to pass the time?! Ka-ching – they make money!
Opening band comes along, yea they’re great, but they’re probably not the reason why you’re there. Show ends, band leaves the stage, crew sets up the stage for next band… you wait… and wait some more… next band comes along, they play their stuff… yea it’s great, but not quite why you’re there. Band gets off stage, crew sets up stage for the most awaited show… time goes by, more time goes by, even more time goes by… all the while people are walking on and off their sitting areas to grab a bite, one more beer, hmm chocolate, tacos, and whatever else they’re selling there! Ka-ching, ka-ching, ka-ching!
Get the point? It’s all staged, and we love it. It’s part of the experience… we spend money to spend more money, and we do it with a smile on our faces, we even buy a t-shirt to remember it! What are you doing to enhance the buying process? What are you doing to prolong it? Think about the choreography of your sales process… and put on a show!
On this show we talk about connecting with customers, using blogs to promote books and using Google Alerts for business.
