
Host Kevin Von James invites up-and-coming social media creators to distill the key elements that contributed to their success in the modern medium of social media. Kevin runs a social media talent and marketing agency and offers a compelling perspective on how to become the best creator you can be. www.personalbrandgod.com
| Episodes | 2 | Founded | 6 years ago | Categories | MarketingBusiness |
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Justin Lubert suffered a broken neck and multiple spinal cord fractures due to his horrendous car accident earlier this year. Many people would simply give up on life after such a debilitating injury, but Justin allowed it to empower him to create in... more
Alex Cook joins me for the first official episode of Personal Brand Gods where we discuss the pros and cons of different creative mediums, Alex's creative process and his journey as a creator, and our thoughts on the future of social media.
Perso... more
Amazing story. Shows the power of social media.
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I’m tired of reading Buzzfeed and Entrepreneur.com articles trying to tell me how to promote my social media.
THIS is the sh*t that works!
Started listening to this podcast and it’s giving me the confidence to start creating consistently on social media.
I’ve gained over 10,000 followers now and I’m very excited for the future :)
I wish I could give it 10 stars but it only lets me do 5😢 I was glued to my seat every minute of this podcast and I learned so much about algorithms and it also motivated me to make content and become an influencer
Kevin is an expert is social media marketing strategy, growth, branding, and networking. Always loving listening to this podcast.
The stories I heard here are really inspirational, Especially episode 2. IF HE CAN grow on tiktok I CAN TOO, no excuses!
Justin turned lemon into lemonade way more than the average person would have ever done. Really put life into perspective! On top of that Kevin really does give real value I can apply tonight on branding building. Also finding these lesser known stories (like really how does he find these people). Anyway I’m excited for episode 3!
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