Advanced Facebook Marketing & Conversions

Tri-Cities real estate agent Brett Baker is going to share how he is getting huge results from his Facebook Marketing. One FB ad resulted in 4 listings taken & 4 buyers under contract.  

Here are a few things we are going to cover

What ads he is posting
What target audiences he uses
What tools he is using to simplify the process
What landing pages he is using
Tips and tricks he uses to get higher engagement
His follow up process to get higher conversions
Much more!!!

Be ready to take notes and learn a lot.

City Tries to Crush Veteran-Owned Small Business

http://ij.org/case/baltimore-vending/

Joey Vanoni and Nikki McGowan are Baltimore-area mobile vending entrepreneurs. Joey is a Navy veteran and the owner of Pizza di Joey, a New York-style brick oven pizza food truck. The truck gives Joey the opportunity to not only serve delicious slices, but to also hire his fellow veterans. Nikki is the owner of Madame BBQ, a barbeque food truck that allows Nikki to share her love of cooking with Baltimore’s diverse communities.
Joey and Nikki are precisely the type of hardworking entrepreneurs that the Charm City should encourage. Instead, Baltimore has made it nearly impossible for mobile vendors like Joey and Nikki to succeed.

Since 2014, mobile vendors have been banned from operating within 300 feet of any brick-and-mortar business that sells the same type of food, merchandise or service—including restaurants, cafes and convenience or clothing stores. Vendors that do face 0 in fines for each violation and can have their vendor’s license revoked.

The effect is to prohibit mobile vendors from operating in large swaths of Baltimore. The law is especially hard on food trucks, like Pizza di Joey and Madame BBQ, because of the city’s many restaurants and other food establishments. Worse still, the 300-foot rule arbitrarily treats food trucks differently based on what they sell. So while a taco truck would be banned from operating near a Mexican restaurant, a gyro truck could park right out front.

This law makes absolutely no sense—and it is unconstitutional. Its sole purpose is to protect brick-and-mortar businesses from competition. That is why on May 11, 2016, two Baltimore-area food trucks—Pizza di Joey and Madame BBQ—filed a lawsuit against the city challenging its 300-foot rule as a violation of the Maryland Constitution. They are represented by the Institute for Justice, which has won similar fights nationwide as part of its National Street Vending Initiative. A victory will secure the right to economic liberty for all Baltimore mobile vendors and empower entrepreneurs throughout Maryland.

http://ij.org/case/baltimore-vending/

Chip Break #1 – Machine Shop & Small Business Daily Life

The start of a series on daily life running (sort of) a machine shop and small business!

SMW Haimer Sign: http://bit.ly/1WcHK5P
Beatty Robotics Project Update: http://bit.ly/1TRYviB
American Rotary Open House Video: http://bit.ly/1X4R9uB

Thanks to John Grimsmo for the idea! Check out his channel at http://bit.ly/1TBn5BM !

Marketing Plan Presentation Template

Use Demand Metric’s Marketing Plan Presentation Template to create an effective marketing plan presentation. Get this tool @ http://www.demandmetric.com/content/marketing-plan-presentation

Stuck Mojo – The Business Of Hate

“The Business of Hate” from the upcoming Stuck Mojo album, HERE COME THE INFIDELS. Go to http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/stuckmojo to preorder the album and receive your digital download of VERBAL COMBAT…TODAY!
-Official album street date June 24, 2016-

-Twitter: @WeAreStuckMojo

(Video by Wayne Joyner) – http://www.waynejoyner.com.

-Dedicated to the memory of Andrew Breitbart

-Lyrics: Ward/Fontes

No debate, shame the game
Shut ’em down in the name of change
Those against your point of view
A homophobe, racist, or bigot to you
I’ll stand and won’t cave or apologize for what I say
You’re here to silence me and I’m ready to fight
The Race Cartel
They need us divided
While the mainstream press
Do their best to hide it
Divide us up by our skin color
Try to make us hate each other
Silence is not my choice
So let them hear our voice

Not about practice, all about preach
Call me a bigot, if you don’t like what I teach
Try to destroy me when you don’t like what I say
You are the lynch mob
You are the business of hate

Speak the lies
Perpetuate
Make victims, teach them to hate
All of this shall seal your fate
Cry for help when it’s too late
A business run on fear and blame
Times have changed, but the tune’s the same
Don’t blame your faults on me
That’s on you
You’re like a maggot
Feeding on the back of
Those you’ve come to live off and the suits you’ve come to rip off
Your war of hate, disguised as compassion
But out of sight the checks they keep on cashing

Not about practice, all about preach
Call me a bigot, if you don’t like what I teach
Try to destroy me when you don’t like what I say
You are the lynch mob
You are the business of hate

The Salem Witch Trials
Have come back around
All afraid to make a sound
Don’t tell me who I am
And what I believe
It all depends on you and how you perceive, yeah

No freedom of speech
We’re politically correct
Thanks to this moral defect
They tell you it’s this
But it’s actually that
Two steps up front
Four steps back, uh

We cower and apologize, ‘cause we’re trained to
And it won’t change until we push back
The only thing they want is our silence
And they only have control, if we don’t fight back

Not about practice, all about preach
Call me a bigot, if you don’t like what I teach
Try to destroy me when you don’t like what I say
You are the lynch mob
You are the business of hate