by Ted Rubin | Oct 2, 2020 | Divorced Dad, Featured, Marketing, Social Media/Marketing
Click on the Instagram Broadcast below… View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rich Perry (@coachrichperry) Who are you and what do you do? – Ted Rubin. I share my opinions, judgements, and learning. I am a Social Marketing Strategist, Speaker,...
by Ted Rubin | Sep 11, 2020 | Featured, Marketing, Social Media/Marketing
TRUST is different from most things we earn. It is highly valued, but it can’t be bought, sometimes shared, but that window closes quickly when overused as it often is. It must be earned, but cannot be sold. Its lifespan will be as long as you are willing to nurture,...
by Ted Rubin | Sep 1, 2020 | Featured, Marketing, Social Media/Marketing
This week’s guest is ‘Rockstar of marketing’ Ted Rubin. In this inspirational interview, Ted talks about Return on Relationship (#RonR), building positive relationships both with customers and the people closest to you, and helping each other as a community through...
by Ted Rubin | Aug 27, 2020 | Featured, Marketing, Social Media/Marketing
Ted Rubin, CMO and Advisory Board Member at Photofy, Inc. talks about Return on Relationship on Engati CX. He says the Return on Relationship has become more important than ever, ROI is dollars and cents, RonR will be built over years with authentic interaction and...
by Ted Rubin | Aug 25, 2020 | Featured, Marketing, Social Media/Marketing
Keep Track of Your Priorities: Writing down your goals and keeping them uppermost in your mind as you plan your schedule for the day, week, month or year is important. It’s easy to get overwhelmed with everything that ends up on your plate—whether you put it there or...
by Ted Rubin | Aug 22, 2020 | Featured, Marketing, Social Media/Marketing
In the @TrueInfluence latest episode of Accelerating Revenue, we spoke with Ted Rubin, CMO of Photofy App as he talks about what the “connection economy” means to #B2B marketers & sales and why B2B social engagement is actually EASIER than in B2C. Check it...
