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An entrepreneur, hip-hop, and master of SEO, Max Juhasz is a master of his trade. When he's not collecting vintage Polo gear, he’s helping cannabis brands go from unknown to seen.

Max and his team help businesses in this highly unregulated industry hit new levels through his company, DOPE SEO.
While in Las Vegas for MjBiz, We spoke to Max about the complicated world of search engine optimization, why people get it wrong, how he’s helped brands raise their online awareness and more. Listen to our full interview live from the Jack Herrer podcast bus now.

FYI: For those who don’t know, Lo Life is a collector of the luxury brand Polo. Based out of New York, the original Lo Life crew is famous for rocking Polo and how they got it! Max is a friend of the crew and an avid collector himself.

Also, FYI: Pardon some of the background sounds. We were recording live on the conference floor.

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It was all smiles when Frankie & Markey founders Liz and Naki were in studio with us.
The two spoke about HiFive Supper Club, how the met, their upcoming Mystic District Market event, and the launch of their new website FrankieandMarley.
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Live from New Orleans for Black Cannacon.

Everywe had the chance to speak Trulive CMO Valda Coryat explains her transition from mangos to cannabis, Trulieve, power of mentorship and more.

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Whether you're just planting seeds in your growing business or have established a brand that is entirely in bloom, protecting what you created is essential.
We discussed everything from copyrights to trademarks and how to protect your cannabis business with Jasmine Mize with Mize Counsel.
Grab a pad and pen, and get ready to take notes.
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When it comes to marketing, Black influencers are often used talent and just that. Across all social media platforms, Black ideas get popular and then become property of the rest of the world to consume.

This would all make sense if the people who came up with those ideas got paid like the people who found them later and turned them into something easier to commercially digest. The world of a Black influencer is much like a Andre 3000 line, "I got more fans than the average man, but not enough loot to last me, to the end of the week."

Far too Black influencers had to settle for peanuts while people who discovered the influence later were paid handsomely. It took a slew of Black influencers to bring the issue to the forefront and demand that brands pay Black influencers what they are due.

I had this conversation with Iyana Eduoard. Host of the "Wine, Weed and Weave" podcast. Iyana helps cannabis brands navigate the murky waters of social media. She has seen first hand how Black influencers in cannabis get paid little to nothing for basically creating marketing campaigns for brands.

We discussed the problem between corporate brands and Black influencers, her amazing podcast and more.

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This episode is sponsored by Burning Acre.

Burning Acre Cannabis Bakery is an award-winning bakery and manufacturer located in Columbia, TN and sources only local, organic ingredients from carefully selected fresh farms around the southeast and Tennessee. All of their edibles are made-to-order at our in-house bakery in Columbia. 

Burning Acre is committed to providing a luxury experience, backed by consistency, science and transparency.  Their owner, John Cureton, is an award-winning pioneer and expert in the cannabis space and is 100% committed to ensuring that Burning Acre products set the bar for quality standards in the industry.

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Support CashColorCannabis by shopping with our affiliates.

Ardent. Use our promo code: CASHCOLORCANNABIS for a 30% discount off your purchase of an Ardent FX or Ardent Nova. Shop here

For being a listener today, Atlantabis Clothing would like to offer you a discount! Shop atlantabisclothing.com and save 10% off your order when you use promo code: CASHCOLORCANNABIS

Want to support the show? You can help keep the CashColorCannabis podcast going with a donation.  Drop some change in the tip jar here

And this episode is sponsored by Burning Acre

Burning Acre Cannabis Bakery is an award-winning bakery and manufacturer located in Columbia, TN and sources only local, organic ingredients from carefully selected fresh farms around the southeast and Tennessee. All of their edibles are made-to-order at our in-house bakery in Columbia. 

Burning Acre is committed to providing a luxury experience, backed by consistency, science and transparency.  Their owner, Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/MehkaKing)