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What Neil and Eric Learned From Being On TV #1850
September 07, 2021

In episode #1850, Neil and Eric talk about the benefits of their TV appearances from a marketing perspective. Being on TV might make you feel famous but rarely does it translate into any immediate leads or ROI. However, TV appearances create credibility, and if used correctly, can have beneficial effects in the long term.

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:25] Today’s topic: What Neil and Eric Learned From Being On TV.
  • [00:49] Weighing up the poor ROI versus the big credibility of being on TV.
  • [01:20] The long-term project of brand building.
  • [01:56] How to use the proof of your TV appearances in your marketing.
  • [02:29] That’s it for today!
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