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The Playbook With David Meltzer

Building a Community Who Will Buy From You & Sell For You, Forever

The Playbook With David Meltzer

David Meltzer, Entrepreneur.com

Business, Careers, Entrepreneurship

4.91.9K Ratings

🗓️ 30 October 2023

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I place emphasis on the pillars of successful business communication: Content, Access, and Mediums. Drawing from my tech background and my journey in the sports industry, I highlight the significance of genuine content that truly reflects one's essence and the importance of accessibility. I explore the intricate dance between resonating and attracting the right audience, and how utilizing the right mediums can amplify our message. Join me to understand how to build a community that not only resonates with your essence but also grows with you, ensuring lasting success in any endeavor. Dive in to elevate your content game!

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0:00.0

This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook, where each week I bring you some of the greatest athletes,

0:05.6

celebrities, and entrepreneurs to talk about their personal and professional playbook to success.

0:12.0

Alright, let's get started. Content, access, and mediums. I like to break down things so that we can clearly

0:19.2

and simply accelerate in the trajectory of where you want to be or better. You know, traveling through

0:25.6

all the different cities this week, uh, I went back to something that a lot of people may not even

0:31.3

know. A lot of people know that I read in the most notable sports agency and we do the

0:36.4

cast to be show, book, speak, code, all the different things that we do. But before that, I was a

0:42.2

technology person. In fact, the reason I got hired into sports by Lee Steinberg was because of

0:49.5

my technology background of San Hill Road of contacts and mediums and the extraordinary Lee

0:56.8

Steinberg saw the future in sports with technology and mediums or via. And so, uh, that's why I got hired.

1:07.6

That was the CEO of the world's first phone they called in 1999 convergence device. If you want

1:14.0

to see it, Google PC, that ePhone, it was the first Windows smartphone ever and that was a long

1:23.7

time ago now. But that's why I got hired in the sports and ironically, as I was traveling this

1:29.8

week from Houston to Mexico City to Orlando, it became very apparent. We haven't changed our

1:40.1

strategies of what I thought is the secret food business. And we're going to start with content

1:47.8

acts and memes. And if you're not looking at your business in the respect of content, access and

1:55.0

mediums, uh, we're going to stay. And so, in the realm of content, I think is the most obvious to

2:03.6

everyone, uh, the speech theory, uh, which I've labeled or named from Shakespeare. And I don't

2:11.6

know how he knew this thousands of years ago, but Shakespeare said something that never has held

2:17.6

more true, which is the whole world is your stage. The whole world is your state. And that means that

2:27.3

now your content is for the whole world. It's not just for your for some church group, for your

2:37.1

local community around courthouse in indiana. If old is a stage, then we want to make sure that we

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