How technology connects consumers to business like never before.

 

We live in a culture of change. Most companies are overwhelmed by the massive shifts they must make to their business models. Disruption is everywhere. Digital transformation is imperative. There are several new (and dramatic) realities that will force businesses to rethink many of their commonly held beliefs about what works in business today, and what the future may look like. Interestingly, this is less about the adoption of technology and much more about how consumers have become that much more efficient in this very different landscape. The result? Consumers have adopted technology in a way that has fundamentally changed how they buy and interact with businesses today. The world continues to change and challenge brands like never before.

Is your business ready to disrupt disruption?

Customer experience is the next battleground.

 

Most businesses struggle to understand the nuances between your brand, the brand experience, the customer experience and the chasms in between (and how to cross them).

Find out what creates meaning, a better customer experience and how to be proactive (instead of reactive) when it comes to building a better brand. What is your story? How can you tell it in a more compelling way? Which brand stories get heard? What does your customer truly experience when they buy from you?

How to build nurture and mature a better content marketing strategy.

 

Content marketing and brand storytelling has matured. Has your business done the same? If you’re thinking about how to build, nurture or mature a content center of excellence, this is for you. A strong center of excellence creates true value and lead generation. Most companies fail at content marketing to build their thought leadership and direct response strategies, because they are chasing content formats that don’t fit their brand experience… or they don’t know know where to start.

Mitch Joel has created a simple and practical strategy to help your business define its true Content Centre of Excellence. Why do this? Focus, growth, sales, customer loyalty, better consumer experiences and really getting your ideas to spread.

You may not be a direct to consumer brand, but you should start acting like one.

 

What do billion-dollar companies like Kylie Cosmetics and Dollar Shave Club know that Starbucks and Walmart did not? These startups quickly disrupted industries that took their competitors decades to decode. This new breed of Direct to Consumer brands has changed the dynamics of business today, with over $1 trillion in GDP contribution already. What are these companies doing that is so disruptive?

Here’s what you need to know today about the power of direct to consumer brands, how to build one and/or how to act like one (whether you are in B2C or B2B). DTC brands leverage their true purpose, technology, data, content, and speed to market in astonishing ways. Now, you can too. Brace for impact.

Put aside the hype, what does artificial intelligence really mean for your business today?

 

Quants, data scientists, algorithm overlords, AI trainers and machine learning engineers. These are just some of the people telling businesses today to embrace Artificial Intelligence. For business leaders, it’s confusing, a massive investment and highly speculative. What is the current and future potential for AI, machine learning, cognitive computing and more?

In this highly visual and straight-forward presentation, you will learn (from a non-technologist) the true business applications and opportunities that companies are using to grow market share and do more with smarter technology.

Smart speakers, voice assistant technology, and the no-screen world.

 

Hey Alexa, what do we need to know? What is the future of how customers buy in a world where none of us will be typing? We can (and will) control everything (smartphones, computers, cars, appliances) with our voices. Nearly 30 percent of smart speaker owners now buy with them, and 30 percent of all internet searches are done without a screen. Amazon smart speakers (not including Google or Apple) already reach 15 percent of U.S. homes. This “smart audio” has a staggering implication for your business.

Understanding and mastering smart audio is just as important today as a website and strong Google ranking. This might sound like Star Trek, but it’s a massive business opportunity in the here and now. This is your insider’s peek into the future of technology, and what it means to your business today.

Telecommuting, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, and solopreneurs have long leveraged technology and new ways of working to redefine what it means to be in business today.
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses were exploring, deploying, or building on the work-from-home revolution. Now, suddenly, each of us are a willing (or unwilling) warrior in the work-from-home campaign.

What can we learn from the innovators that came before us? How do we encourage innovation and new business models to continue being developed? How do we disrupt our industry in this moment and keep going? Can we still disrupt and innovate? Are things that much different than they were before the pandemic?

“Remote Control” will help your organization better understand what it takes to be successful when everybody is everywhere.

We live in a culture of change. Most companies are overwhelmed by the massive shifts they’ve had to make to their business models, and this was before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Disruption is everywhere. Digital transformation is imperative. There are several new (and dramatic) realities that will force businesses to rethink many of their commonly held beliefs about what works in business today, and what the future may look like.

This is less about the adoption of new technology and much more about how customers have adopted technology in a way that has fundamentally changed how they buy and interact with businesses today.

The world continues to change and challenge brands like never before. Is your business ready to disrupt disruption?

What do billion-dollar companies like Shopify, Kylie Cosmetics, Zoom, and Dollar Shave Club know that Starbucks and Walmart did not? Which companies were busiest and experienced growth during this pandemic (think Amazon, Zoom, and more)?

These startups quickly disrupted industries that took their competitors decades to decode. This new breed of direct-to-consumer brands has changed the dynamics of business today, with over $1 trillion in GDP contribution already. What are these companies doing that is so disruptive?

Mitch Joel shares what businesses need to know today about the power of direct-to-consumer brands, how to build one, and/or how to act like one (whether you are B2C or B2B). These brands leverage their true purpose, technology, data, content, direct relationships, and speed to market in astonishing ways. Now, you can too. Brace for impact.

Digital communications, content marketing, and brand storytelling has matured. In a post-COVID-19 world, it will have completely evolved. Will your business do the same?

If you’re thinking about how to build, nurture, or mature a content centre of excellence, this virtual presentation is for you. A strong centre of excellence creates true value, lead generation, and brings you closer to your customer.

Most companies fail at digital communications and content marketing to build their thought leadership and direct response strategies because they are chasing content formats that don’t fit their brand experience, or they don’t know where to start, or they don’t know what their customers best respond to.

Mitch Joel shares a simple and practical strategy that will help your business to define its true content and communication centre of excellence to see increased focus, growth, sales, customer loyalty, and better customer experiences.

Quants, data scientists, algorithm overlords, AI trainers, and machine learning engineers — these are just some of the people telling businesses today to embrace artificial intelligence.
Put aside the hype, what does artificial intelligence really mean for business today? For leaders, it’s confusing, a massive investment, and highly speculative. In this visual, interactive, and straight-forward virtual experience, Mitch Joel, a non-technologist, will share the business applications and opportunities companies are using to grow market share and do more with smarter technology.

Topic 1: Virtual Leadership Experience

Are you looking to host an event remotely to your entire organization? Mitch Joel offers a fully customized virtual event experience, where he will: Host the event, introduce the leadership team’s presentations, interview your team, and moderate Q&A sessions. Joel can even add content segments like a mini opening/closing keynote specific to your event or find and interview a bestselling author or thought leader exclusively for your audience. Fill your next company-wide virtual event with energy, surprises, and unforgettable content.

 

Topic 2: Virtual Mastermind Experience

Success is never achieved alone. In trying times, our team members need a space to work on the business. Being in a small mastermind of like-minded people who share similar struggles and goals, can create an amazing opportunity for new ideas, personal growth, and greater accountability.

The “Virtual Mastermind Experience” is custom-built for your organization to help your teams get closer to one another and the company’s goals. Mitch Joel will host monthly online meetings to discuss issues in a private, small group behind digital doors to help incubate ideas, strategies, and tactics. The group is supported via a private, online community accessible to members at all times.

 

Topic 3: Custom Podcast Experience

Mitch Joel’s “Six Pixels of Separation” is one of the top ranked business and management podcasts. With over 700 episodes since its debut in 2006, it’s a who’s who of business leaders, thinkers, and non-fiction authors. Past guests include Tom Peters, Marc Maron, Simon Sinek, Steve Wozniak, Susan Cain, and countless others.

In this new pandemic reality, offer your team something truly special to keep their spirits high and their skills expanding. Joel will work with your leadership team to build your own internal podcast series (audio, video, or both). Clients can define the length of the show, frequency of publishing, featured guests, topics to be covered, and more.

Beyond “Six Pixels of Separation”, Joel also hosts “Groove — The No Treble Podcast”, where he is trying to build the largest oral history of electric bass players, and “The National Business Book Award Podcast”.