EZ Talk Live
EZ Talk Live is an energetic and engagingly funny show hosted by top ten social media influencer and positioning strategist Eric “EZ” Zuley. The show offers personalities from social media, celebrity, and the business world for an infinite mixture of knowledge, entertainment, humor, and unexpected twists. ETL shares social media and sponsorship tips and tricks. The eZWay 411 portion of each show introduces updates on events and opportunities, fully appreciated by the new millennial crowd. This elevates Zuley’s pervasive persona in the technology world. ETL also features a segment called Fan’s Choice, which is all about you, our fans, influencing the show based upon your input. The more you engage with and support us on social media, the more we help promote you. Call in to the show and promote yourself and your business, in turn broadening your fan base and enlightening the public to your brand. Tune in Tuesdays at 4 PM Pacific Time on VoiceAmerica Influencers.
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