All right. Welcome to the again podcast. We have a great guest today with Damon Burton. You guys are going to get a lot of this if you talk about SEO.

The importance of having a website not having a website is social media enough had to play nice on Google had to get ranked. We talk about

with his ways to delegate. He runs a virtual team. He writes for Forbes. He has a ton of loyalty. He's rarely had to fire anybody in like 14 years.

He's a king of delegating. He talks about how to use social media and how to get all the crap off social media. You don't want to see so you can take the power back on it and we go over tons of different things.

I don't want to see all this thunder or go too far into his intro, but definitely you'll find different ways to check them out and I'll prep him as we get in.

I got a ton out of this. Sometimes I'm struggling to look for some of the clips I can pull out this one. There was a plethora of different value ads and content drops and things like that that you guys could benefit from.

I really think you should take notes on this one. I can't say enough after I listen to it. I was very excited to go back and appreciate it once again.

How much value and content that Damon Burton actually gave on this great guy are really vibed with them are really just like out to me.

We just hit it off and I really appreciate it and for coming on straight shooter. No BS. You will get tons of value off of this episode.

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But that book is a quick easy read. It's free on the website. It's a little bit of money on Amazon and it will give you a nice quick read through all the things that you need to be paying attention to and be aware of.

So when the market continues to shift in a different direction, you know it's a look for and you don't get caught on the wrong side of that loose money.

So check it out. Check out the show Damon Burton. Thank you for coming out. I hope you guys enjoyed the podcast. Keep it short. Keep it sweet. Here we go. Thank you.

Welcome to the A-game podcast with Nick Lemanya digging into the minds and experiences of some of today's brightest entrepreneurs in real estate and business along with Hollywood stars, UFC fighters and your favorite rock fans.

People that have figured out how to overcome obstacles, take chances, live boldly and no matter what they do, they always bring their A-game.

All right, my guest today on the A-game podcast is founder of SEO National. He has an international search engine marketing company and they are a hundred percent inbound and a referral driven business.

He's a writer for Forbes and the author of the book Outrank. He has beat a billion dollar company by outranking their website on Google. He runs his business virtually, specializing in managing remote teams with up to 30 workers and is great at creating a work life balance, which is a constant struggle for all entrepreneurs.

He's been featured in an entrepreneur magazine BuzzFeed US Weekly and has worked with countless other high profile clients, including NBA teams, Inc. 5,000 companies and Shark Tank feature businesses. Please welcome to the A-game podcast Damon Burton. Thank you for being here, sir.

Yeah, Nick. I'm looking forward to talking. I'm going to start this with jumping in a rabbit hole that you have the domain Nick, Nick, Nick. When we met on the podcast the other day, I was like, that's my guy right there.

I'm a domainer, but I did not even want to open up that Ken Orange on that call. So now I'm opening it up. I like your domain.

Thanks, man. It's funny. I wanted something memorable and my partner actually doesn't like it. She beats us up. She's like, you don't understand. You need a brand. That can't be the business. I'm like, at the end of the day, it needs to be something people remember.

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