Get out your popcorn and soda…
Because on this episode of the podcast, Nate and Daniel have a fight!
At the very least… a friendly disagreement?
Here’s the backstory:
Nate received some marketing advice that he disagreed with.
He approached Daniel with the scenario…
And Daniel actually agreed with the original advice given.
So, instead of keeping this as a private conversation… they decided to hit record and let you in on an in-depth discussion of Brooklyn Music Factory’s marketing strategy…
As well as marketing advice that Daniel hasn’t talked about publicly before, including:
We don’t do these “behind the scenes” episodes that often… but when we do… they are usually very well received!
Click below to listen to the episode.
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Here’s what we cover in the episode:
Also…
Here is the free training Daniel mentioned in the episode…
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