Marcus Sheridan of ’They Ask, You Answer’ Joins Jim Klauck on Bring On Success

Marcus Sheridan from Impact, a digital marketing agency helping small businesses gain exposure and credibility through strategic content marketing, joins Jim Klauck on this episode of Bring On Success.

Marcus wrote the book They Ask You Answer : They Ask You Answer.

This book has changed the lives of many business owners.  On this episode, Marcus tells his story of how he and his partners almost lost their swimming pool business due the recession back in 2008.

In this episode you will learn how adding content through, blogs, audio, and video will not only bring your company credibility but will also help to rank on search engines such as Google.

To contact Marcus you can email him- [e-mail]

or schedule and appointment - https://www.impactplus.com/services/schedule-now

Enjoy!

Podcast Episode Transcription:

  Welcome to the bring on success program everybody I am Jim Klauck I have a great guest today he's an author he's a speaker he's an entrepreneur he's a business owner and last but not least besides a fisherman he is a husband and father Marcus Sheridan welcome to the program it's real to be here Jim we're gonna have a good day we are going to have a great day a fantastic day I'm living the dream I know you are we had a chance to connect a few weeks ago in Orlando and it was a pleasure meeting you there yeah yeah great time in Orlando and you know it's that time of year getting around and speaking to a lot of different audiences and you know my favorites are the blue collar ones I've done a bunch of those uh so far this year so it's great it's great to see some of the movements out there too it's crazy just last week I was with um um a group of blue collar folks and they said so let's talk about Ai and I was like I never thought in 2023 I was going to be talking about AI with blue collar but it's what's up that's what's happening man so a lot of things happen in this world right now actually when you spoke at the soft wash a palooza conference somebody had brought up chat GPT yeah and I'm like oh all right Marcus catch the ball and run with it and you did great I mean because that's the big thing now I mean everyone's trying this thing out right and you know I've heard that maybe Google's going to have to really catch up I've even heard rumors are going to go out of business but they probably won't well they've been working on something uh for a while and they've they actually have a system uh it's it's in some beta and they've got some testers out there already I mean you know what what happened though is is Google's trying to be a little bit more conservative in terms of launch Chat GPT comes out first to Market really with something aggressive like like well chat GPT and and then suddenly   you know there's more boardroom meetings happening at Google over the last 60 days than there have been over the last   like five years right but that's but that's what we see in the history of   businesses again and again and again oftentimes we don't move until we're forced to move   by our competition and the great ones and not that Google isn't great as a   business I mean whatever you want to say about them I mean they their their results speak for themselves right in   terms of the impact they've had on on the world and on our lives and you know their verb for Pete's sake right but   thing about it is that if you can be proactive as a business and not wait for   your competitors to do this that whatever the thing might be you know I