Captivate

Explora el fascinante mundo de las conexiones sociales con mi resumen de 'Captivate' de Vanessa Van Edwards. Descifra los secretos detrás de las microexpresiones, aprende a leer entre líneas en las interacciones sociales y descubre cómo potenciar tus habilidades de conexión. 🚀 En este video, destapamos estrategias clave para mejorar la comunicación, construir relaciones sólidas y destacar en cualquier situación social.

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🔍 Temas destacados:

Microexpresiones reveladoras: Descubre cómo las pequeñas expresiones faciales revelan emociones genuinas.
Comunicación no verbal: Aprende a interpretar señales no verbales para mejorar la comprensión y conexión con los demás.
Estrategias para construir relaciones sólidas: Consejos prácticos para fortalecer tus lazos personales y profesionales.
Desbloquea tu carisma: Conoce los secretos para destacar y dejar una impresión positiva.
🌟 Este resumen de 'Captivate' es tu guía definitiva para potenciar tus habilidades sociales y llevar tus conexiones al siguiente nivel. ¿Estás listo para transformar tus interacciones sociales? ¡Dale play ahora y descifra los secretos de las conexiones sociales!

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Have you ever held a piece of pottery and felt a connection to the artist? That’s the power of infusing your own identity into your craft, a concept I'm passionate about and explore in our latest chat. In this discussion, I delve into the importance of authenticity in pottery, underscoring the necessity for potters to craft works that are a true reflection of their inner selves. By doing so, not only does the art become more meaningful, but it also establishes a deeper connection with those who experience it. I share insights into how personal representation in art transforms both the creator's experience and the audience's engagement.

The Questions we ask will determine how our pottery will look like that's why I created a Free 15 questions to help you discover your voice template go grab it here www.shapingyourpottery.com/questions

Sarah McDowell joins the EDGE for her second segment this week. Sarah has a long history with podcasting, as she now co-hosts her fourth show, the SEO mindset podcast. In this episode, we look at navigating the world of podcasting, while maintaining a healthy relationship with your work. Plus, hear all the insider tips on creating your own show and securing those pivotal sponsorships. It’s a podcast about podcasts, you heard that right, We’ve got everything you need to know here on The EDGE of the Web!

Key Segments:

[00:03:24] Introducing Sarah McDowell   

[00:04:53] Sarah’s History With Podcasting 

[00:11:58] What Has Sarah Learned In Her Podcast Journey?

[00:14:13] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Brightlocal

[00:15:11] Should You Get Into Podcasting?

[00:23:11] How To Secure Podcast Sponsors 

[00:28:24] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: Wix 

[00:29:05] Captivate: Free Podcast Course

Thanks to our Sponsors!

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Give a warm welcome to this week's guest Sarah Mcdowell! Sarah works as the SEO Manager at podcast management and monetization platform, Captivate, as well as host of her own podcast SEO Mindset.

Realizing the common struggles faced by SEO professionals, such as impostor syndrome, burnout, and self-doubt, Sarah and her co-host Tazmin Suleman saw an opportunity to create a platform for open and honest conversations.

Thus, the SEO Mindset podcast was born, addressing topics ranging from personal growth to mental health and career development. It has been running for a year now, featuring engaging episodes where the hosts and guests dig deep into specific subjects. The goal? To shed light on the often overlooked areas of the industry and let everyone know that they are not alone in their challenges.

In this episode, Sarah shares her journey from studying dance in university to becoming an SEO manager at Captivate. She opens up about her struggles with impostor syndrome and the importance of embracing discomfort to overcome it. She also provides valuable insights on maintaining a healthy work-life balance and setting boundaries, all while navigating the constant influx of information in the SEO field.

So, grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and join us as we explore the world of SEO with Sarah McDowell on this inspiring episode of EDGE of the Web. Let's dive in!

Key Segments:

[00:01:54] Introducing Sarah McDowell 

[00:04:54] Understanding What the SEO Mindset is All About?

[00:16:16] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Site Strategics

[00:17:02] Significance of Actually Getting Stuff Done

[00:20:19] Sarah’s Most Difficult Topic to Work on, For Personal Growth as an SEO

[00:24:46] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Brightlocal

[00:25:45] How Do You Manage The Constant Change of Information as an SEO? 

[00:30:05] EDGE of The Web Sponsor: Wix 

[00:30:49] Best Advice For a Healthy Work-Life Balance

Thanks to our Sponsors!

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“What podcast hosting service should I use for my show?”

This is a common question when podcasters are just starting out because of the number of options available.

Podcasting has become a big deal and it feels as though there is a new podcast hosting service available every single day.

Because of the amount of new technology constantly coming out, this information can become outdated quite quickly so it is important to review the newer services as they become available.

With that being said, there are several evergreen tips you can use to choose your hosting service, which we will be sharing today, as well as our current top podcast hosting services.

You can read the full blog post for this episode here: https://bit.ly/3CFIV70 

At 54, Elaine Williams, feels like she is just getting started. Destined with an ability to laugh at herself and growing in confidence every day, Elaine joins the Podcast to share her story for good and help others do the same. In this charismatic and bubbly conversation listen as Holly and Elaine discuss:

• Life and how sometimes we can do a lot of the right things, but maybe not always for the best reason.
• Learning to love ourselves more than caring what others think and how we think we should behave.
• Living from the inside out.
• Letting yourself shine, to give other people permission to do the same.

Elaine has vivacious and memorable way of sharing how her life events have led to this stage. To connect with Elaine further please visit www.CaptivatetheCrowd.com and follow along on Instagram @elainewilliamsfun. For further information about your host, Holly Totten you can visit www.teachingyourselftolearn.com and we look forward to you embracing your third half of life every single day.

Would you like to become a captivating speaker, my friend? 

There was so much Peter George and I discussed in this interview. I'd say ALL the tips and strategies you'll hear will help you captivate your audience.

You'll learn:

• How to overcome shyness 
• How to conquer your fear of public speaking
• Should you memorize your speech?
• How to rehearse a speech
• Strategies to engage the audience 
• How to maintain eye contact
• How to answer difficult questions
• Secrets of powerful body language - what you should do with your hands

And more!

Peter George, Public Speaking Coach and Author. He specializes in helping professional speakers, authors, consultants, and executives be calm, confident, and credible® every time you speak.

Peter is the host of the Public Speaking with Peter George podcast. His new book, The Captivating Public Speaker: How to Engage, Impact, and Inspire Your Audiences, was recently released and is available on Amazon and Peter’s website, PeterGeorgePublicSpeaking.com

Vanessa Van Edwards (@vvanedwards) is the lead investigator at human behavior research lab Science of People and the author of Captivate: The Science of Succeeding with People and Cues: Master the Secret Language of Charismatic Communication. [Note: This is a previously broadcast episode from the vault that we felt deserved a fresh pass through your earholes!]

What We Discuss with Vanessa Van Edwards:

• How can nonverbal communication affect the first impression you make to someone — even if they’re just hearing your voice over a telephone call?
• Explore the science of popularity — what makes the cool kids so cool?
• Understand the difference between social attraction and romantic attraction — and why they both matter.
• Find out what we can learn about people from their photographs — especially on dating sites.
• What interesting patterns turn up in researching episodes of reality television shows Blind Date and Shark Tank?
• And much more…

Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/670

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Miss our conversation with FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss? Catch up with episode 165: Chris Voss | Negotiate as If Your Life Depended on It here!

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GUESTS: 

• Mark Asquith co-founder and MD of Captivate.FM talks about their acquisition by Global and what's next for Captivate and how the line between radio and podcasting has blurred?
  
  
• Craig Hewitt founder and CEO of Castos talks about the latest version of their platform and their upcoming support for Value4Value and why advertising is not the future for podcast monetisation.  

NEWS: 

• Google is randomly switching podcasts in its app to point to pirated copies with ads. Jason Calcanis noticed his podcast, All-In, mysteriously had ads in it; Google’s Danny Sullivan replied: “we appear to have mistakenly pointed to a duplicate version of the podcast”
  
  
• Buzzsprout’s data suggests that the Google Podcasts app is losing market share, from 2.6% to 2.3% in the past year. 
  
  
• Buzzsprout’s global stats for January, calculated to the IAB standard, show the company hit 100 million monthly downloads for the first time.
  
  
• A website using Google Fonts has been fined for breaking GDPR privacy rules, since it leaked the visitor’s IP address to Google without their permission. Podnews phased out use of Google Fonts for privacy reasons more than two years ago.
  
  
• When publishing a show to Spotify, you are now reminded to read the platform rules; though not to explicitly agree to them.
  
  
• SiriusXM has launched AudioID. 
  
  

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In today’s episode, Adam discusses the various podcast hosting services that he recommends using.

WHAT TO LISTEN FOR 

• Best podcast hosting platforms
• Pros and cons of using other hosting services
• Benefits of using trusted podcast hosting platforms
• Advantages of paying for your podcast platform

RESOURCES MENTIONED

• Buzzsprout
• Libsyn
• Podbean
• Captivate

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Stories have a lot to tell, and your marketing is a series of stories you tell your audience about your brand. And what eventually leads to sales are the stories you share that make them relate and resonate with your product and service. 

And what are the stories you need to tell? First off, have your signature story that you have to share every time you have an event or talk with anyone. Instead of talking to them about technical terms, it is best to let them know what you do and what transformation is achieved once they experience the product or service. There are a lot more stories you can weave in from there. Stories of your own customers' transformation - the before, during, and after can be one - this addresses their fears of trying the service. It gives them the feeling they are not the only ones having the problem. That there is a solution to their problem. Those testimonials you collect from those who have tried your services and product - they matter too. That adds credibility to your service. And that is important to your target audience that they see your service works for other people, which means creates the reassurance in their minds that it will also work for them. Tell them your own stories of being a mom, experiences where you and your audience can get insights from, your struggles and successes in your personal and professional life. All these things are significant inspirations for your stories. 

Creating stories is one thing, and making an impact with your story is another thing. That is why we need to talk about the key ingredients in crafting stories that connect with your audience. Let your story have a hook that brings in the curiosity that will get them more engaged with your story. Second is, let it speak to their problem and the solution. It would be best if you zeroed in on the challenges and struggles they are experiencing, the transformation they want, and then provide them the opportunity to overcome it; this is where your services come in. 

After connecting with them on an emotional and logical level, you need to show them that you are the authority, back your claims with proof. The bigger the promise of transformation, the more significant the proof is required. People need to find out that what you are communicating is true.

Stories indeed have the power to captivate and convince your audience of themselves about your service. They are not there to entertain but rather serve its purpose of not only telling but selling, and in effect, serving.

Are thoughts coming into your mind all day long that change your entire day going forward? This episode is for you! Take those negative thoughts captive with tools for changing our thought patterns. Recently I went through this again, where the negative thoughts came back into my life. So if you are like me and know the stuff, but it still happens, this is for you as well.

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What does it mean to be authentic and why does it matter? Being authentic is associated with more happiness, better relationships, and generally better functioning. This episode includes an activity to boost your everyday authenticity.

A Happier Year is now available —  an illustrated calendar with 366 science-based actions. Use the code "happycastlistener" for 10% off at checkout on ahappieryear.com

[01:43] What is authenticity? The 4 pillars of authenticity (according to scientific theories).

[07:58] What are the benefits of authenticity?

[08:52] Study: Social networks and authenticity

[10:32] Study: Being an authentic introvert in an extraverted society

[13:38] Study: Authenticity is key in relationships

[17:02] Authenticity activity. What do you value?

Learning to grow as a person is difficult as it is, but sometimes we need to realize that the easiest thing we can do is accept the reality of who we are instead of fighting battles of acceptance from other people. Today's podcast touches on how we can learn to accept the reality of imperfection and embracing our true selves so we can grow!
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Do you have Presence?  Are you able captivate your audience or prospect?  You can tell when you meet a charismatic personal and when they enter a room.  People are drawn to them because deep down people want to be passionate about something and when they see that passion in your eyes, you become more charismatic.  They sense that you can help them and improve their lives.  This does not guarantee everyone will like you, but they will respect you for your conviction and your passion. 

Passion is very contagious.  When you transfer this passion, the people around you start to radiate that passion.  They perform better, if it is at work, it is no longer work.  They become more proactive, more willing to work as a team and become more optimistic.  When you have tapped into this passion you become more determined and it increases your persistence.  It starts to become a burning desire and consumes you and it radiates to others. 

How Mental Rehearsal Preps Us For Action

 A word of caution, just because you are passionate does not mean you can forego learning the skills you need to be successful.  It is a critical piece of the charisma pie, but you still need more pieces of the pie to radiate powerful long-term charisma.  Can you learn this skill?

Listen and find out….

4 components to win an audience every time

Vanessa Van Edwards (@vvanedwards) rejoins us to further discuss components of nonverbal communication. She is the lead investigator at human behavior research lab Science of People and author of Captivate: The Science of Succeeding with People.

What We Discuss with Vanessa Van Edwards:

• What Albert Mehrabian's commonly misinterpreted 7-38-55 Rule of Personal Communication is -- and isn't -- telling us about nonverbal communication.
• The components of nonverbal communication including body language, facial expressions, and vocal tone, along with ornaments, proxemics, and haptics.
• The dangers of focusing so fully on expressing yourself with one component of communication that you neglect the others.
• The two metrics of essential nonverbal communication: confidence and engagement.
• Power posing and movement, and how to use our hands and eyes to engage.
• And much more...

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Vanessa Van Edwards (@vvanedwards) is the lead investigator at human behavior research lab Science of People and author of Captivate: The Science of Succeeding with People.

What We Discuss with Vanessa Van Edwards:

• How to make a graceful exit with social cues.
• How to nicely interrupt someone with social cues.
• How to introduce someone whose name you don't remember.
• How to show someone you are (or are not) attracted to them with social cues.
• How to show someone you don't believe them with social cues.
• And much more...

Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! 

Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Full show notes and resources can be found here.

Human Behavior expert and author Vanessa Van Edwards is my guest on this episode of Shiny Things with Lisa Mitchell. I'm lucky enough to call Vanessa my friend and mentor, and her latest book CAPTIVATE is available now on Amazon. This episode is packed full of human behavior hacks to level up not only your digital dating game, but also your business and your life. You can learn to Read People and get more of what you want. You don't want to miss this one! 

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Today on Episode 12 of The Geoff & Jeffrey show, here are some of the things we are talking about:

Geoff faked out Jeffrey with a plane crash photo from Universal Studios War of the Worlds exhibit.

A comparison of celsius in Australia and fahrenheit in the U.S.. http://www.rapidtables.com/convert/temperature/how-celsius-to-fahrenheit.htm

Geoff's using a more simple setup, and Jeffrey is sporting some new sound treatment.

Jeffrey's older brother loves the show and says he likes it better than Jeffrey's earlier podcasting efforts.

Younger people seem to interpret podcasting as the free exchange of ideas in conversation, not a scripted thing like public radio.

Geoff likes the No Agenda show with John C. Dvorak and Adam Curry. http://www.noagendashow.com/

High megapixel cameras are really getting up there. The differences in the old film method of photography and the new methods of digital.

Jeffrey's first 35mm film camera was a used Yashica TL Super. He got it to learn about how aperatures and shutter speeds interacted. http://www.mikeeckman.com/2015/12/quick-review-yashica-tl-super-1966/

The balance between good composition and just blazing away taking hundreds of images.

Jeffrey got a taste of the eLearning module work that Geoff usually does by doing a voice over of the announcement of the highlights of the new union contract for the American Postal Workers Union. http://www.apwu133.com/

Geoff says that it is much easier to do voice over work that you are personally invested in, as opposed to general voice over work.

Different audio takes seem to have a slightly different sound if you don't do them in one sitting.

Most union websites have only text and very few do audio.

No matter what you do, some people will like it, and some will not.

Adobe Captivate has a good text to speech feature.

Another Verses In Vox episode was released that Jeffrey did the voice over for. "The Children's Hour" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. holbrooknewmedia.com/verses2

We explore some features on Blab that Geoff discovered. blab.im

Comparing Geoff getting into Blab easier directly with a webcam and mic as opposed to using Wirecast.

Geoff's Rode NTG-2 shotgun mic.

Track pads, vs trackball mouse, vs conventional mouse.

Looking around our studios on the video.

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