Fame Foundry - A Charlotte Website Design and Marketing Firm - Podcasts

The rules for getting and keeping customers have changed. As the specialists in intelligent marketing and web development, the agents of Fame Foundry are on a mission to deliver the inside information you need to get ahead in today’s marketplace.

The Fame Foundry Podcast

Each month we spotlight the people and companies who are leading the way in setting new trends and redefining how business is done today. Learn from their success stories how you can launch yourself ahead of the competition.

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Latest Fame Foundry Podcasts

004 - Rhett & Link: The Business of Viral

Tue, 1 Jun 2010 04:03:00 GMT -

The self-proclaimed “Internetainers” are spoofing their way to success in branded online entertainment one viral video at a time.

003 - Amelie's French Bakery: Staying True to Success

Mon, 3 May 2010 01:41:00 GMT -

Join us on this podcast episode for a business growth story that combines quality product, quality service, community building, and personal passion. It's the story of Amelies French Bakery.

002 - Comcast's Frank Eliason: Creating a Better Customer Experience One Tweet at a Time

Tue, 2 Mar 2010 05:59:00 GMT -

Meet Frank Eliason, Comcast’s senior director in national customer operations and the man behind the Internet’s most advanced social media-based customer servce program. Widely recognized as a social media pioneer, Frank – or @ComcastCares, as he is known in the Twitterverse – makes a strong case for why companies should not be afraid to venture into the social web. Rather than shying away from criticism, he approaches each case head-on, with humility, authenticity and a genuine passion for achieving resolution to problems. In doing so, he has achieved the ultimate goal of any marketer or social media guru: transforming formerly dissatisfied customers into brand evangelists. Recently, Frank joined Fame Foundry’s Jordan Drake to share his experience as the human voice behind the cable giant.

001 - Gary Vaynerchuk: Profit from Your Passion

Mon, 1 Feb 2010 17:00:00 GMT -

When it comes to the gospel of personal branding, there is perhaps no one so well qualified to preach as Gary Vaynerchuk. He has not only turned his family business into $60 million-a-year wine empire but has cultivated a following of more than 100,000 for his daily video blog, Wine Library TV. A veritable poster child for candor and authenticity, Gary is a living testament to what can be achieved when passion is allowed to flourish in the absence of the limitations of conventional media.

Recently Gary joined Fame Foundry’s Jordan Drake to discuss the new rules for success in business, revealing that underneath his charismatic persona lies an unshakeable work ethic, relentless hustle and true dedication to his fans.

The Fame Foundry Daily Tips for Business Growth

Gain a competitive edge in just a few minutes a day with our tips, tactics and practical advice on modern marketing and trustcasting, website design, traffic growth and promotion, social media, efficiency, creative ideas, business trends and more.

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Latest Fame Foundry Daily Tips

127 - Understanding Web culture: Web time is real time

Tue, 27 Jul 2010 04:32:00 GMT -

In today's episode, our series on Web culture continues with the first fundamental aspect that you must understand in order to promote your business successfully: the Internet collective functions at the speed of life.

126 - Understanding Web culture: Introduction

Mon, 26 Jul 2010 04:31:00 GMT -

Today there exists an enormous divide between those that know and participate in the culture of the Web and those that do not. In today's episode, we're kicking off our series on the fundamental aspects of Web culture that must be understood in order to promote well-founded long-term business growth.

125 - Get away

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 04:29:00 GMT -

As an entrepreneur, you're probably in the habit of sacrificing your personal time to help your company grow. In today's episode, we'll make a case for why it can actually be more beneficial to your business for you to take a break from the daily grind.

124 - "No" is not a four-letter word

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 04:27:00 GMT -

Saying "no" to a client or prospect might actually be one of the best things you could ever do. In today's episode, we'll shed some light on this apparent paradox.

123 - If Martha can Tweet, so can you

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:29:00 GMT -

Martha Stewart takes five minutes a day to tweet, and she has won a legion of nearly two million followers as a result. In today's episode, we'll reveal the queen of "Good Things"'s secret to success for using social media to drive business growth