How I Build My Community | Instagram Live
What's up podcast. A few weeks ago in May I was stuck in Toronto and did an Instagram live Q&A with around 15 different people. Some fans, entrepreneurs, business partners and life long friends joined in. I always talk about watch what I do not what I say. Try to think about ways constantly be bringing value to your audience ;). Let me know what you thought on twitter @garyvee and enjoy your day!
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#1 - 2:50
#2 - 7:05
#3 - 13:25
#4 - 19:20
#5 - 20:35 #6 - 31:10 #7 - 36:50 #8 - 40:55 #9 - 42:50 #10 - 47:45 #11 - 52:30 #12 - 57:30 #13 - 59:10 #14 - 1:01:20 #15 - 1:02:30Pre-Roll info: James R. Stengel is an American businessman, author, professor, and public speaker. He served as the global marketing officer of Procter & Gamble from 2001 to 2008 and is now hosting Gallery Media Group's new show called The CMO Podcast. For more info check out https://www.gallerymediagroup.com/.
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