The UnNoticed Entrepreneur
Fellow entrepreneurs share their stories so that us so that we can build a better business.
Hi - mine name is Jim James and I'm your host. In 2019 I started this podcast to help entrepreneurs learn from one another. When I started the Entrepreneurs Organization chapter in Beijing, I realized that the best insights came from people who had already done the work.
If you're running a business; this show is my gift to you. It's hard enough as it is, and I hope that this podcast solves just one problem to help you on your way.
Connect with me here:
https://www.jimajames.com
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Episodes
915 episodes
Comcast is helping this Feel Good App to #getnoticed; with Karen Frame of Makeena
In this episode, Karen Frame, CEO of Makeena, discusses how to get your business noticed with the Makeena app. She explains what Makeena is and how it wor...
How 2-minute iPhone movies can launch your royal career
In this episode of The UnNoticed Entrepreneur, Jim James interviews Gail Kasper, the “Princess of ...
Trailer: Could 2-minute iphone movies make you a princess too?
In this episode of The UnNoticed Entrepreneur, Jim James interviews Gail Kasper, the “Princess of ...
You don't need to spend a fortune to build a brand. Find your niche and invest in content; Jonathan Rosenfeld, Owner of Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers LLC
If you're in a field that is very hard to market and build a brand, especially cost-wise, you have to think of a way to make it easy and less costly to get noticed.In this episode,
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Your content shouldn't be focused on selling, but on sharing knowledge. Here's why, says Jonathan Rosenfeld, Owner of Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers LLC
If you're in a field that is very hard to market and build a brand, especially cost-wise, you have to think of a way to make it easy and less costly to #getnoticed.In this episode,
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How to build a tech toy brand in a mature market.
Keeping the pace of growth is not very easy for all companies especially if they are new in the market. But the stellar 40% yearly growth of this company, Tonies, a German Toy company, did a phenomenal pace of growth in its first two years in t...
How this German toy line company keeps a yearly stellar growth in the US; with Drew Vernon, US Marketing Director of Tonies
Keeping the pace of growth is not very easy for all companies especially if they are new in the market. But the stellar 40% yearly growth of this company, Tonies, a German Toy company, did a phenomenal pace of growth in its first two years in t...
Aussie hermit shares 3-step lead funnel fit for professional coaches; with Luke Charlton
Acquiring clients is one of the most challenging parts for some entrepreneurs or businesses - what more if you're targetting high-paying clients?In this episode, Luke Charlton shar...
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The simplest way to #getnoticed and acquire high-paying clients; with Luke Charlton
Acquiring clients is one of the most challenging parts for some entrepreneurs or businesses - what more if you're targetting high-paying clients?In this episode, Luke Charlton shar...
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Tips from The British Podcast Guy to becoming 'the podcast guy' to get noticed; with Mark Asquith, Managing Director and Co-Founder of Captivate.fm.
Podcasting is one of the most effective mediums today to get noticed. And in this podcasting101 episode, Mark Asquith, the British Podcast Guy himself, and the Managing Director and Co-foun...
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Podcasting101 from the Co-founder of the world's only growth-oriented podcast host, Mark Asquith of Captivate.fm.
Podcasting is one of the most effective mediums today to get noticed. And in this podcasting101 episode, Mark Asquith, the British Podcast Guy himself, and the Managing Director and Co-foun...
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Video streaming can deliver sales; with Howie Zales of Viridity
Today, videos are not just used for marketing, they're also used in businesses, internally and externally, for explainer videos or to communicate something. In this episode, Howie Zales of ...
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Why, and how, you should start pitching using videos rather pitch via emails to #getnoticed; With Howie Zales of Viridity
Today, videos are not just used for marketing, they're also used in businesses, internally and externally, for explainer videos or to communicate something. In this episode, Howie Zales of ...
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Why building an audience isn't the way to build a business; With Yong-Soo Chung, Founder of Urban EDC
When putting up a business, friends and families are usually your first supporters, and sometimes, customers. However, this eight-figure earning entrepreneur, Yong-Soo Chung, Founder of
Building an 8 figure business using only social media; with Yong-Soo Chung, Founder of Urban EDC
When putting up a business, friends and families are usually your first supporters, and sometimes, customers. However, this eight-figure earning entrepreneur, Yong-Soo Chung, Founder of
How Dan Cumberland gets himself and helps get others noticed using videos in a snap
Short-form videos are really now becoming a thing - Tiktok; Youtube, Facebook, and Instagram reels; and even sneak-peek videos on social media feeds - which are evidently more engaging nowadays. In this episode,
How to get in front of your audience in just a snap through short-form videos; With Dan Cumberland of VideoSnap
Short-form videos are really now becoming a thing - Tiktok; Youtube, Facebook, and Instagram reels; and even sneak-peek videos on social media feeds - which are evidently more engaging nowadays. In this episode,
This serial entrepreneur built his business from zero to 500 employees in less than a year by 'meeting the people' through being authentic and resonating; with Tim Ringel, CEO of Meet the People
In this episode, Tim Ringel, CEO of Meet the People, shares how he built his company from zero to a 500 headcount in less than a year, h...
How you can be a serial entrepreneur, like Tim Ringel of Meet the People, by being authentic and resonating to get your first client to your hundredth
In this episode, Tim Ringel, CEO of Meet the People, shares how he built his company from zero to a 500 headcount in less than a year, h...
You don't need to giveaway your attendees data to third-party events hosting platforms - own them by having your own branded registration platform; with Ashley Cline of TicketSocket
Your customers' data is one of the most important assets you have so you could understand them - and one way to acquire them is through your events' registrations. In this episode, Ashley Cline
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The importance of owning and understanding your customers' data; with Ashley Cline of TicketSocket
Your customers' data is one of the most important assets you have so you could understand them - and one way to acquire them is through your events' registrations. In this episode, Ashley Cline
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Getting noticed by over 27,000 Gen Z-ers from across 111 countries to help entrepreneurs with their research and #getnoticed; with Cat Agostinho and Jay Richards of Imagen Insights
Research is one of the most effective ways for an entrepreneur or a business to understand its target market.In this episode, Cat Agostinho and
Cat and Jay of Imagen Insights share how they got noticed by 27,000 Gen Z-ers from across 111 countries to join their qualitative research platform
Research is one of the most effective ways for an entrepreneur or a business to understand its target market.In this episode, Cat Agostinho and
How Aron Clymer of Data Clymer started his own services firm with a low-risk strategy and got noticed in just 6 years
Having years of experience in-house or in a corporate world where you can observe and learn a lot of things in business, it can gear you and any entrepreneur to make yourself noticed.And in this episode,
From a startup to having 50 staff on board and becoming a visible market leader in 6 years; with Aron Clymer of Data Clymer
Having years of experience in-house or in a corporate world where you can observe and learn a lot of things in business, it can gear you and any entrepreneur to make yourself noticed.And in this episode,
