How to Rise To the Top of A Noisy Market... with Peter Voogd

In order to succeed as a business and a brand today, you have to master the art of getting the attention of your target audience.
Whether that’s by putting yourself in front of them through paid ads, or by earning their attention through value and entertainment.
The number of ways we can reach out to our audience has never been greater or easier. All it takes is a cell phone and a little creativity. While the opportunity available is massive, so is the amount of competition and noise that you’ll have to compete with.
So how do you do it?
How do you rise to the top of your industry, and standout from the crowd in tidal wave of content that is presented to your prospects as they scroll through their feeds on FB, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and email?
At the end of the day, there are countless business owners who are trying to build a following on social media, but very, very few of them really get it, and manage to build a growing base of loyal fans.
Well today we’re joined by Peter Voogd.
Peter is a young entrepreneur that I’ve actually been following and observing for the past two years because he understands social media, he understands personal branding, and he knows how to attract his target audience.
In fact, he’s turned his methods into an actual strategy and a blueprint that he’s going to share with you today.
First, we’ll dive into the three primary things you need to do to stand above the noise, and in the second half of the show, he’s going to share the actual system he and his team have developed to create, share, and distribute all of their content for maximum attention, and impact.
This is a value packed episode and as always, thank you for listening and for your support.
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