Excited to announce that I’m now working with one of the leading speakers bureaus in the country, the National Speakers Bureau. Here’s my speaker page.
If you are interested in having me speak at one of your events, feel free to contact them at 800-323-9442 or info@nationalspeakers.com
They are super-fast responsive (after all, they Never Stop Marketing)
Following on the heels of the successful East Coast tour and then the Midwest, the good folks on the Local Engagement Team at Microsoft (client) are taking the Marketing Survival Strategies for the Attention Economy show on the road.
You (or your friends) can catch me in the following cities.
Would be honored if you helped spread the word.
| City | Date | Registration Link |
| Los Angeles | March 2nd | Here |
| Portland | March 3rd | Here |
Ben Aissa is the CEO of American EPAY, Inc. in Chicago, a company that provides time and labor management technology and is used by over 500,000 people every day.
When I mentioned to Ben that I was coming to town to present the Marketing Survival Strategies for the Attention Economy, and asked for his help in spreading the word, he did one better.
I made it a requirement for 2 of my vice presidents to come to your presentation (see attached email).
I will spread the word with other people within my network…
and the attached email read:
Frank, Pat… YOU MUST go this presentation!
It’s a MUST!!
…but, really, please do your best to attend… I saw this guy at one of the YPO presentations… and he rocked my world!
That’s the kind of Raving Fan not for which I live. Thank you, Ben!
You would be hard pressed to find a venture capitalist and Internet industry thought leader with more credentials than Fred Wilson. His blog is a must read.
His investments are legendary and include (among many others) comScore Networks, Yoyodyne, Geocities, Twitter, del.icio.us, FeedBurner, and Disqus.
A few weeks ago, I had the chance to spend an hour sharing the thoughts around Community Driven Marketing and marketing like a dandelion.
We discussed future developments and the needs of B2B and B2C marketers.
As we finished our coffee, Fred looked up and said simply:
“Your thinking is right on target.”
Honored to have Dandelion Marketing as the lead story in SmartBlog on Social Media today.
It’s a must-read publication and perhaps the leader in news re: the social media world.
Just in…next week’s New York Times best-seller list will have the Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin (client) listed at #1.
After 3 weeks out of the gate at #2, this is a huge step. The movement is building and I am just so fired up here to be a part of this.
Makes Gretchen’s testimonial even more special!
and how we did it together?
Here are some thoughts on how to market your book through social media…
The Never Stop Marketing story started because of Microsoft partners, so that is where our heart is.
That’s why it is always a particular pleasure to announce that a Microsoft partner has become a client.
Joining the NSM movement is IndustryBuilt, one of the leading partners for the Microsoft Dynamics platform.
With ERP solutions for the Equipment Dealer, and Food & Beverage, and Fabricated Metals industries these guys are the folks who make the “behind the scenes” elements of your daily life run smoother and more efficiently.
Fired up to have them join us as we navigate the future of marketing.
After a successful run through the Microsoft East Region (Boston, New York, and Atlanta), where close to 200 people heard the “Marketing Survival Strategies for the Attention Economy” presentation, the Microsoft sponsors weighed in with some very kind words (all reprinted from LinkedIn recommendations).
“Wow! What a pleasure it was to work with Jeremy on an East Region program which is being spun into a national program (based largely on Jeremy's excellent efforts). We had such excellent results with this series. I would recommend him to anyone who is interested in understanding the new way to market.”
December 10, 2009
Eileen DeVito, Business Development Manager/NYC, Microsoft
“My team retained Jeremy to deliver several customer-facing events on the East Coast, and I had the pleasure of working with him in the Northeast.
Having seen Jeremy present earlier this year, I knew that his material and delivery style were a perfect fit for meeting our goals. Having had the opportunity to work directly with him on this project, it was an even better experience as he easily EXCEEDED expectations.
Jeremy's professionalism and drive to wow his customers are both evident from your first conversation. He takes the time to understand exactly what you're trying to achieve and then effortlessly finds ways to deliver on those goals while identifying opportunities to enhance the final product. Although an expert in his field, you never get the impression that he's stopped learning or growing--in fact, it's quite the opposite vibe that comes across when you work with him.
He's an information sponge, and it's that intensity and curiosity that shines during his presentations. If you're looking for someone to offer creative and innovative ways to improve your marketing mix, Jeremy is a great person to retain and leverage as much as you can.”
December 11, 2009 Top qualities: Great Results, Expert, Creative
John Stroiney hired Jeremy as a Presentation in 2009
“Working with Jeremy has been a real highlight! Great Speaker, Great Results, Great Interpersonal Dynamics. We had him come and speak to our Partner Channel about becoming better marketers and finding and leveraging their "raging fans". Very well received! I cannot wait to work with him again!”
December 11, 2009 Top qualities: Personable, Expert, Creative
Bruce Marshall hired Jeremy as a Marketing Expert in 2009
Please note: The views and opinions expressed herein are Eileen’s, John’s and Bruce’s alone and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of Microsoft Corporation
Following on the heels of the successful East Coast tour, the good folks on the Local Engagement Team at Microsoft (client) are taking the Marketing Survival Strategies for the Attention Economy show on the road.
You (or your friends) can catch me in the following cities.
Would be honored if you helped spread the word.
| City | Date |
| Chicago | Feb. 9 |
| Minneapolis | Feb. 10 |
| Cincinnati | Feb. 11 |
The popular and exciting WOM Slam
series is back.
We’ll be slamming for Microsoft…hard as that may be to believe, but it’s the truth.
Feb. 3rd in DC…should be a fun evening.
