
From Viral Fame to Authentic Success | Jeremy Bishop
02/11/25 • 45 min
PROFITABLE TALKS...
In this episode, Christian Brim interviews Jeremy Bishop from Influencer Club, discussing the significance of personal branding in today's digital landscape. Jeremy shares his journey from early entrepreneurship to building a successful brand, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and a solid foundation in establishing a personal brand. The conversation explores the challenges individuals face in self-promotion, the dichotomy between viral fame and genuine success, and the responsibility that comes with building a brand. Jeremy encourages listeners to understand their goals and the impact they can have by promoting their true selves. In this conversation, Jeremy Bishop shares his journey from being part of a company to starting his own business, emphasizing the importance of self-promotion, personal branding, and the challenges of entrepreneurship. He discusses the motivations behind his transition, the significance of building relationships, and the realities of owning a business. The conversation also delves into the complexities of choosing the right business partner and the importance of focusing on what truly matters in business.
PROFITABLE TAKEAWAYS...
- Personal branding is essential for long-term success.
- Building a brand requires a solid foundation in real life.
- Self-promotion should be seen as a way to help others.
- Going viral is rare; focus on consistent growth.
- Authenticity is crucial in branding and marketing.
- Many successful individuals lack social media presence.
- Understanding your goals is key to effective branding.
- You have a responsibility to promote good business practices.
- Self-promotion can feel egotistical but serves a purpose.
- Building a brand is a long-term journey, not a quick fix. Self-promotion is essential and comes in many forms.
- Building a personal brand is crucial, even before starting a business.
- Transitioning to independence can be a slow process.
- It's important to evaluate how clients are treated in business.
- Entrepreneurship involves navigating tough decisions and relationships.
- Not everyone is cut out for entrepreneurship; some thrive better in employment.
- Starting a business requires focus on immediate revenue generation.
- Choosing the right business partner is critical and requires thorough evaluation.
- Partnerships can complicate business decisions and relationships.
- Success can be achieved without owning a business.
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https://www.coregroupus.com/profit-first-for-creatives
PROFITABLE TALKS...
In this episode, Christian Brim interviews Jeremy Bishop from Influencer Club, discussing the significance of personal branding in today's digital landscape. Jeremy shares his journey from early entrepreneurship to building a successful brand, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and a solid foundation in establishing a personal brand. The conversation explores the challenges individuals face in self-promotion, the dichotomy between viral fame and genuine success, and the responsibility that comes with building a brand. Jeremy encourages listeners to understand their goals and the impact they can have by promoting their true selves. In this conversation, Jeremy Bishop shares his journey from being part of a company to starting his own business, emphasizing the importance of self-promotion, personal branding, and the challenges of entrepreneurship. He discusses the motivations behind his transition, the significance of building relationships, and the realities of owning a business. The conversation also delves into the complexities of choosing the right business partner and the importance of focusing on what truly matters in business.
PROFITABLE TAKEAWAYS...
- Personal branding is essential for long-term success.
- Building a brand requires a solid foundation in real life.
- Self-promotion should be seen as a way to help others.
- Going viral is rare; focus on consistent growth.
- Authenticity is crucial in branding and marketing.
- Many successful individuals lack social media presence.
- Understanding your goals is key to effective branding.
- You have a responsibility to promote good business practices.
- Self-promotion can feel egotistical but serves a purpose.
- Building a brand is a long-term journey, not a quick fix. Self-promotion is essential and comes in many forms.
- Building a personal brand is crucial, even before starting a business.
- Transitioning to independence can be a slow process.
- It's important to evaluate how clients are treated in business.
- Entrepreneurship involves navigating tough decisions and relationships.
- Not everyone is cut out for entrepreneurship; some thrive better in employment.
- Starting a business requires focus on immediate revenue generation.
- Choosing the right business partner is critical and requires thorough evaluation.
- Partnerships can complicate business decisions and relationships.
- Success can be achieved without owning a business.
Ready to turn your PASSION into PROFIT?!? Let's get CREATIVE ➡️
https://www.coregroupus.com/profit-first-for-creatives
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In this episode of the Profitable Creative, host Christian Brim interviews Josh Ramsey, a Fractional CMO, who shares his journey from traditional media sales to owning an ad agency and eventually transitioning into a software development company. Josh discusses the challenges he faced while shifting from being an employee to a business owner, the importance of understanding marketing strategies, and the need for a sustainable business structure. He emphasizes the significance of delegation, training, and building a culture of growth within a company, especially after experiencing personal and professional losses. The conversation concludes with Josh's insights on creating a software company and the lessons learned throughout his entrepreneurial journey. In this conversation, Joshua Ramsey shares his journey from an early retirement to becoming a fractional CMO. He discusses the importance of identifying market needs, bridging the gap between marketing and finance, and understanding client expectations. Joshua emphasizes the significance of lead generation and measuring marketing success, advocating for a testing approach before investing in strategies. He also offers insights into his resources and consultation services, highlighting the value of education in SEO.
PROFITABLE TAKEAWAYS...
- Understanding the difference between tactical marketing and strategic messaging is crucial.
- Creating a system that allows for delegation can lead to business growth.
- Raising prices can be necessary to hire the right talent.
- Building a sustainable business structure prevents reliance on key individuals.
- Training senior staff to train others fosters a culture of growth.
- Personal losses can lead to significant professional challenges.
- Networking and building relationships can open new opportunities.
- Delegation is essential for personal and professional development.
- A strong business structure allows for continuity during transitions.
- Finding purpose in work can guide entrepreneurial decisions. Joshua retired before 40 and sought new challenges.
- He identified a need for businesses to develop their own software.
- Understanding the cost-effectiveness of marketing strategies is crucial.
- Fractional CMOs can provide a comprehensive approach to marketing.
- There is a gap in strategic marketing for small businesses.
- Clients need to understand their marketing goals clearly.
- Lead generation is essential for business growth.
- Testing marketing strategies can lead to better ROI.
- Education in SEO is vital for business owners.
- Offering free consultations can help build client relationships.
Ready to turn your PASSION into PROFIT?!? Let's get CREATIVE ➡️
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Implementing Profit First for Business Growth | Karen Hite
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In this episode of the Profitable Creative, host Christian Brim interviews Karen Hite, founder of Hite Digital, who shares her journey from Nicaragua to running a successful digital marketing agency in the U.S. Karen discusses the importance of helping others succeed, the implementation of the Profit First methodology in her business, and the significance of understanding key financial metrics. She emphasizes the need for business owners to be intentional about their growth and to seek knowledge to avoid painful lessons. The conversation also touches on the importance of tracking financial performance and making informed decisions based on data. In this conversation, Christian Brim and Karen Hite discuss the intricacies of running a business, focusing on labor efficiency, the impact of AI, and the challenges of hiring and firing. They share personal experiences of starting a business with little to no savings, the importance of faith in their journey, and the lessons learned from navigating difficult times. The discussion emphasizes the need for operational efficiency, the balance between growth and sustainability, and the significance of trusting the process in entrepreneurship.
PROFITABLE TAKEAWAYS...
- Karen Hite runs Hite Digital, focusing on helping others succeed.
- She emphasizes the importance of being a seeker of truth in business.
- Profit First methodology has been crucial for her business operations.
- Understanding key financial metrics is essential for growth.
- Many business owners lack awareness of their financial numbers.
- Karen's journey includes starting a business while pregnant.
- She believes in learning from others to avoid painful experiences.
- Tracking expenses and profitability is vital for business health.
- The transition from self-employment to business ownership requires a mindset shift.
- Networking and mentorship have played a significant role in her success. We have a lot of control over our labor.
- Hiring should be based on clear profitability paths.
- AI can help reassess business efficiency.
- Consolidation of teams can lead to better profitability.
- The mission of creating jobs can conflict with operational needs.
- Operational efficiencies are often addressed out of necessity.
- Faith can guide business decisions and provide strength during challenges.
- Lessons from past experiences shape future business practices.
- Trusting the process is essential in entrepreneurship.
- Seasons of business require adaptability and gratitude.
Ready to turn your PASSION into PROFIT?!? Let's get CREATIVE ➡️
https://www.coregroupus.com/profit-first-for-creatives
The Profitable Creative - From Viral Fame to Authentic Success | Jeremy Bishop
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Christian Brim (00:02.95)
Welcome to another episode of the profitable creative, the only place on the interwebs where you will learn how to turn your passion into profit. I am your host, Christian Brim. A special shout out to our one listener. Yes, one in Tokyo. Actually, I said Tokyo last time. Let's take that again. Special shout out to our one listener in Washington, Virginia. Never been to Virginia. I've been to Washington, both the DC and
the state, but never Washington, Virginia.
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