The UnNoticed Entrepreneur

Get Noticed! Send a text.In this episode, we're going to speak with serial entrepreneur, Ed Vincent who is the Founder and CEO of festivalPass, and he explores the concept of experiential marketing and how it can help businesses stand out in a crowded marketplace.We also discuss the importance of physical activations and creating memorable experiences for consumers to interact with brands in real life. We also delve into the idea of starting locally to grow globally, and how building a strong fan base in one vertical can lead to successful replication in other markets. Join us as we uncover the secrets to unleashing the power of experiential marketing and taking your brand to new heights.The UnNoticed Entrepreneur podcast is sponsored by Prowly, the all-in-one software for leveraging PR activities. Boost the media relations game for your business - get more coverage while saving time and money on everyday tasksPost-production, transcript and show notes by XCD Virtual AssistantsAWeber - free email marketing Grow, sell, and engage with your audience—simple email marketing in one place. Free trial.Turn your ideas into unique productsCreate custom products with your own design!LinkedIn Engagement using AIEngage AI use AI to write insightful and relevant comments on LinkedIn™ Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showSubscribe to my free newsletterhttps://www.theunnoticedentrepreneur.com/

Get Noticed! Send a text.In this episode, we're going to speak with serial entrepreneur, Ed Vincent who is the Founder and CEO of festivalPass, and he explores the concept of experiential marketing and how it can help businesses stand out in a crowded marketplace.We also discuss the importance of physical activations and creating memorable experiences for consumers to interact with brands in real life. We also delve into the idea of starting locally to grow globally, and how building a strong fan base in one vertical can lead to successful replication in other markets. Join us as we uncover the secrets to unleashing the power of experiential marketing and taking your brand to new heights.The UnNoticed Entrepreneur podcast is sponsored by Prowly, the all-in-one software for leveraging PR activities. Boost the media relations game for your business - get more coverage while saving time and money on everyday tasksPost-production, transcript and show notes by XCD Virtual AssistantsSupport the showSubscribe to my free newsletterhttps://www.theunnoticedentrepreneur.com/

Get Noticed! Send a text.In this episode, host Jim James is talking to bestselling Sunday Times Author Jamie Smart about his book "Clarity," and why having a big hairy ass goal, taking massive action and self-belief aren't necessarily the secrets to success and getting noticed.He explains why the most important person to notice is oneself, why 'Clarity' and authenticity are important to #getnoticed, and why it’s important to build relationships with those who resonate with you. He also dives into why it’s important to trust your intuition and how it will help your business and well-being. Finally, Jamie shares how the internet has leveled the playing field for smaller brands and how to build asynchronous relationships. The UnNoticed Entrepreneur podcast is sponsored by Prowly, the all-in-one software for leveraging PR activities. Boost the media relations game for your business - get more coverage while saving time and money on everyday tasksPost-production, transcript and show notes by XCD Virtual AssistantsSupport the showSubscribe to my free newsletterhttps://www.theunnoticedentrepreneur.com/

Get Noticed! Send a text.In this episode, host Jim James is talking to bestselling Sunday Times Author Jamie Smart about his book "Clarity," and why having a big hairy ass goal, taking massive action and self-belief aren't necessarily the secrets to success and getting noticed.He explains why the most important person to notice is oneself, why 'Clarity' and authenticity are important to #getnoticed, and why it’s important to build relationships with those who resonate with you. He also dives into why it’s important to trust your intuition and how it will help your business and well-being. Finally, Jamie shares how the internet has leveled the playing field for smaller brands and how to build asynchronous relationships. The UnNoticed Entrepreneur podcast is sponsored by Prowly, the all-in-one software for leveraging PR activities. Boost the media relations game for your business - get more coverage while saving time and money on everyday tasksSupport the showSubscribe to my free newsletterhttps://www.theunnoticedentrepreneur.com/

Get Noticed! Send a text.Simon and I talk about content types which work on Linkedin, and those which don't.I found that I was wasting a lot of time, and Simon has given me the top format to post to Linkedin so that I can focus on posting those.Another 30 mins masterclass.Support the showSubscribe to my free newsletterhttps://www.theunnoticedentrepreneur.com/

Get Noticed! Send a text.In this episode, Jim is talking to Bart-Jan Leyts, a 23-year-old Young Entrepreneur who has built a company called Loreca in the hotel and hospitality industry. They discuss how Bart-Jan has managed to get 296 hotels to sign up for his AI-based hospitality revenue enhancement platform, as well as how he overcame the challenges of being a Young Entrepreneur and introducing new tech to a traditional industry. They also talk about how Loreca works, and how the algorithm manages to “game the system” on sites like Booking.com and Expedia. They discuss how Bart-Jan has been proving himself and building the Loreca brand through speaking opportunities, trade associations and word-of-mouth marketing. Bart-Jan also shares advice on how to #getnoticed as a Young Entrepreneur, encouraging listeners to take one day in two or three weeks to be bold and send emails to local press, start endorsements, and reach out on social media.The UnNoticed Entrepreneur podcast is sponsored by Prowly, the all-in-one software for leveraging PR activities. Boost the media relations game for your business - get more coverage while saving time and money on everyday tasksSupport the showSubscribe to my free newsletterhttps://www.theunnoticedentrepreneur.com/

Get Noticed! Send a text.In this episode, Jim is talking to Bart-Jan Leyts, a 23-year-old Young Entrepreneur who has built a company called Loreca in the hotel and hospitality industry. They discuss how Bart-Jan has managed to get 296 hotels to sign up for his AI-based hospitality revenue enhancement platform, as well as how he overcame the challenges of being a Young Entrepreneur and introducing new tech to a traditional industry. They also talk about how Loreca works, and how the algorithm manages to “game the system” on sites like Booking.com and Expedia. They discuss how Bart-Jan has been proving himself and building the Loreca brand through speaking opportunities, trade associations and word-of-mouth marketing. Bart-Jan also shares advice on how to #getnoticed as a Young Entrepreneur, encouraging listeners to take one day in two or three weeks to be bold and send emails to local press, start endorsements, and reach out on social media.The UnNoticed Entrepreneur podcast is sponsored by Prowly, the all-in-one software for leveraging PR activities. Boost the media relations game for your business - get more coverage while saving time and money on everyday tasksSupport the showSubscribe to my free newsletterhttps://www.theunnoticedentrepreneur.com/

Get Noticed! Send a text.This episode of The UnNoticed Entrepreneur featured Cahill Camden, the Founder of Digital Vision and creator of the product Press Jockey. Cahill discussed how to differentiate a brand in the market and how to use non-scalable marketing activities to build a brand. He also talked about his product, Press Jockey, a tool that helps entrepreneurs find and filter press requests automatically.Cahill also explains the differences between outbound and inbound PR, and dives into the details of Press Jockey, a tool that helps entrepreneurs find and filter thousands of press requests a day, and why it’s important to own your “weaknesses” in the market and how to differentiate yourself from your competitors. Lastly, he offered advice on how to get started and encouraged people to take feedback and adjust to create a polished story, and for getting started and how to adjust your story and product as you go along.The UnNoticed Entrepreneur podcast is sponsored by Prowly, the all-in-one software for leveraging PR activities. Boost the media relations game for your business - get more coverage while saving time and money on everyday tasksSupport the showSubscribe to my free newsletterhttps://www.theunnoticedentrepreneur.com/

Get Noticed! Send a text.Should you post in LinkedIn Groups, posts which engage, and using carousels on LinkedInEngagement problems, poor posts, and some better ones. Simon analyzes my Linkedin performance and gives practical tips on how to improve. He also shows some best case examples including one Singapore based Linkedin denizen who went viral 3 x and added 8,000 followers in 3 months!I'm past the 11,000 follower mark now,..., but with much to improve on.Join us while we build our linkedin profile in public.Support the showSubscribe to my free newsletterhttps://www.theunnoticedentrepreneur.com/

Get Noticed! Send a text.This episode of The UnNoticed Entrepreneur featured Cahill Camden, the Founder of Digital Vision and creator of the product Press Jockey. Cahill discussed how to differentiate a brand in the market and how to use non-scalable marketing activities to build a brand. He also talked about his product, Press Jockey, a tool that helps entrepreneurs find and filter press requests automatically. Cahill also explains the differences between outbound and inbound PR, and dives into the details of Press Jockey, a tool that helps entrepreneurs find and filter thousands of press requests a day, and why it’s important to own your “weaknesses” in the market and how to differentiate yourself from your competitors. Lastly, he offered advice on how to get started and encouraged people to take feedback and adjust to create a polished story, and for getting started and how to adjust your story and product as you go along.The UnNoticed Entrepreneur podcast is sponsored by Prowly, the all-in-one software for leveraging PR activities. Boost the media relations game for your business - get more coverage while saving time and money on everyday tasksSupport the showSubscribe to my free newsletterhttps://www.theunnoticedentrepreneur.com/