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The Restaurant Coach Podcast
"fiverr" Discussed on The Restaurant Coach Podcast
"Write down what the story will be. Always. It'll help. It'll help. And sometimes, even me now, I've used it. AI, Chat GBT. I go on Chat GBT and I'm like, okay, I want to make a one minute video marketing and I give them, you know, I give it whatever I want to tell. And it gives me a short script on. Oh yeah. It's so amazing. Chat GBT is a game changer for doing short videos. Oh my God. Game changer. Game changer. If you're stuck, all you do is you put in a little bit of prompt. Now the prompt's everything. And actually at the restaurant success, I actually have a class on AI. I'm doing a class on AI. Okay. Oh, that's amazing. Yeah. I'm going to do about how to put up the right prompts. And one of the prompts we're going to talk about is how to put a video script prompt, a good video script prompt that will actually generate good stuff. And so I'm going to show you how to do it at the restaurant success summit. Uh, but yeah, it's going to be awesome. So iPhone, right? So let's talk about the tools you need just to shoot a video. A good video. You need an iPhone. Is there anything you need like a stabilizer? Do you need like a gimbal? Anything like that? You can use a stabilizer. I don't use it as long as you're holding your phone like this. Okay. You don't need, and then it's just slow movement and I, yeah, so I'm going to bring iPhone now is built in. It has a stabilizer in it, right? Oh, and the new iPhone, especially the cinematic. Is that what you shoot in cinematic mode? Cinematic. Cinematic mode is the ultimate. All you need is an iPhone in cinematic mode. Cinematic mode. That's it. iPhone cinematic mode. I'm right now. This is a cinematic mode. It's got to be slow and steady. Be slow and steady. Right. Get lots of footage, lots of footage, right? Two kinds of, yeah, two important shots. So one is a white shot because you want to, you want to show what's happening and one close shots, close shots of like can be a product can be anything. Yeah. And you know me, I'm big about having people in the shot, in the frames. I'm big about, I always say, I want to see people. I want to see a face in your place. You know, most definitely a face. Not only that, try to catch it when they're smiling. That really changes the video. Yeah. One of the things I love about your videos, like you'll have, you'll get videos of like your family and friends coming down, like celebrating and like, you know, it's just like, that's what gathering around the table is people like hugging each other. Oh my God. Those are the best videos you have. And you, like you said, you just have a wide shot of Roz and it's usually some logo. So you have identity right away. It's like, Oh, that's Ross. And then you come in and then you tighten up the focus and then you show us some different montages of things. And then you have people. Yeah. It's an introduction. You always have to start with the introduction logo and slowly showing the space. And then you go into the product and then you go into the faces, you know, people just enjoying their time and so on and so forth. Cool. Cool. That's all you need. So you don't need like any fancy, like, you know, absolutely not. I have not used icon camera. Oh my God. I've used those. And then for editing of, so you can use, I use final cut pro. Sometimes I use it on my phone. It's called a splice. Okay. But also there's, there's another option. So on Fiverr, when I don't have time, I say 60, 70 bucks, they edited for you. Just tell them, you know, how long you want it to be. Tell them this, how I want the story to unfold. And you pay $60 and they'll edit it for you. And you just, you know, give them the song you want to use. And it's so easy. You don't even have to do the editing yourself if you don't have the time. Yeah. And Fiverr is a freelance website. It's F I V E R R. Fiverr.com. And you can find, and I also like, I'll have like, sometimes I, anyway, I know we have clients that don't like their voice and like sometimes we'll do voiceover who do awareness videos. And you can also go on Fiverr, you have someone edit, but you also get an artist, like a voiceover artist to actually do a voiceover for you. So you have a nice overtone for like, if you're doing an awareness video, you're doing like a commercial to give people awareness of your brand. And that's always a great, great thing to do. Like if you go to my, to the podcast, the restaurant coach podcast, you'll hear a lady in the very front. That's Alice. She's my voiceover artist that I found on Fiverr. She does all my intros for my podcast. I have probably a dozen different ones that she has done for me and she is awesome. And she does a great job for me. And she's such a pro. Yeah. It's always nice to have someone else, especially a professional. And if you don't like your voice, you don't like the way you sound on video or microphone. That's cool. Remember you can outsource.
The Restaurant Coach Podcast
"fiverr" Discussed on The Restaurant Coach Podcast
"Write down what the story will be. Always. It'll help. It'll help. And sometimes, even me now, I've used it. AI, Chat GBT. I go on Chat GBT and I'm like, okay, I want to make a one minute video marketing and I give them, you know, I give it whatever I want to tell. And it gives me a short script on. Oh yeah. It's so amazing. Chat GBT is a game changer for doing short videos. Oh my God. Game changer. Game changer. If you're stuck, all you do is you put in a little bit of prompt. Now the prompt's everything. And actually at the restaurant success, I actually have a class on AI. I'm doing a class on AI. Okay. Oh, that's amazing. Yeah. I'm going to do about how to put up the right prompts. And one of the prompts we're going to talk about is how to put a video script prompt, a good video script prompt that will actually generate good stuff. And so I'm going to show you how to do it at the restaurant success summit. Uh, but yeah, it's going to be awesome. So iPhone, right? So let's talk about the tools you need just to shoot a video. A good video. You need an iPhone. Is there anything you need like a stabilizer? Do you need like a gimbal? Anything like that? You can use a stabilizer. I don't use it as long as you're holding your phone like this. Okay. You don't need, and then it's just slow movement and I, yeah, so I'm going to bring iPhone now is built in. It has a stabilizer in it, right? Oh, and the new iPhone, especially the cinematic. Is that what you shoot in cinematic mode? Cinematic. Cinematic mode is the ultimate. All you need is an iPhone in cinematic mode. Cinematic mode. That's it. iPhone cinematic mode. I'm right now. This is a cinematic mode. It's got to be slow and steady. Be slow and steady. Right. Get lots of footage, lots of footage, right? Two kinds of, yeah, two important shots. So one is a white shot because you want to, you want to show what's happening and one close shots, close shots of like can be a product can be anything. Yeah. And you know me, I'm big about having people in the shot, in the frames. I'm big about, I always say, I want to see people. I want to see a face in your place. You know, most definitely a face. Not only that, try to catch it when they're smiling. That really changes the video. Yeah. One of the things I love about your videos, like you'll have, you'll get videos of like your family and friends coming down, like celebrating and like, you know, it's just like, that's what gathering around the table is people like hugging each other. Oh my God. Those are the best videos you have. And you, like you said, you just have a wide shot of Roz and it's usually some logo. So you have identity right away. It's like, Oh, that's Ross. And then you come in and then you tighten up the focus and then you show us some different montages of things. And then you have people. Yeah. It's an introduction. You always have to start with the introduction logo and slowly showing the space. And then you go into the product and then you go into the faces, you know, people just enjoying their time and so on and so forth. Cool. Cool. That's all you need. So you don't need like any fancy, like, you know, absolutely not. I have not used icon camera. Oh my God. I've used those. And then for editing of, so you can use, I use final cut pro. Sometimes I use it on my phone. It's called a splice. Okay. But also there's, there's another option. So on Fiverr, when I don't have time, I say 60, 70 bucks, they edited for you. Just tell them, you know, how long you want it to be. Tell them this, how I want the story to unfold. And you pay $60 and they'll edit it for you. And you just, you know, give them the song you want to use. And it's so easy. You don't even have to do the editing yourself if you don't have the time. Yeah. And Fiverr is a freelance website. It's F I V E R R. Fiverr.com. And you can find, and I also like, I'll have like, sometimes I, anyway, I know we have clients that don't like their voice and like sometimes we'll do voiceover who do awareness videos. And you can also go on Fiverr, you have someone edit, but you also get an artist, like a voiceover artist to actually do a voiceover for you. So you have a nice overtone for like, if you're doing an awareness video, you're doing like a commercial to give people awareness of your brand. And that's always a great, great thing to do. Like if you go to my, to the podcast, the restaurant coach podcast, you'll hear a lady in the very front. That's Alice. She's my voiceover artist that I found on Fiverr. She does all my intros for my podcast. I have probably a dozen different ones that she has done for me and she is awesome. And she does a great job for me. And she's such a pro. Yeah. It's always nice to have someone else, especially a professional. And if you don't like your voice, you don't like the way you sound on video or microphone. That's cool. Remember you can outsource.
Postcards to the Universe with Melisa
"fiverr" Discussed on Postcards to the Universe with Melisa
"Yeah, no, that's good. That's really good because we don't even in what's really interesting. And I know you know this because you've done the work on yourself. You get amazed at how much negative self-talk you have until you start working on it and you start working on yourself and you catch yourself and you're like, Oh my God, I hear I am saying that again, right? And it becomes much easier to shift it. Once you first become aware of what they are, right, then you find out. Yes, yes, you have to be aware of it and know what it is. There are the three A's of change, awareness, acceptance and action. So, you know, be aware of what your limiting beliefs are, which is why I gave you guys the assignment to go through all seven areas and write down your limiting belief accepted. Okay. That's where I'm at now. My limiting belief is, you know, all the good ones are already taken and then take an action to change that belief, which would be to say an affirmation, to write a gratitude list, to do a postcard to the universe or vision board or take a how to manifest your soulmate class with me or gratitude class with you and start to take action to create the life that you want. Yes, exactly, exactly. And then what you'll find is you start wanting more of that because you start to feel better, even if you don't see anything in your environment yet, right? Even if you don't see it in a physical form yet, you start to feel better. So you know you're raising your frequency, you're raising your energy. So those things, just a matter of time of when it comes and having faith and trust that the universe is going to deliver what you ordered, right? You just got to get out of the way. You got to get out of the way and allow it like you were talking about earlier. Being magnetic is receiving, allowing it to come to you. So I want to talk a little bit about your podcast. I love your podcast. Can you share with us like the balance, beautiful and abundant show? Like what sparked you wanting to do the podcast and what do you like to talk about on the podcast for those who want to check it out? Well, I wasn't planning to have a podcast. I was at a business seminar. I'm a huge believer in investing time and money and my own personal growth and I was at a business seminar and at lunch she said, I'm going to give you guys a challenge to ask five people who intimidate you to be on your podcast. And I was, okay, I'll do the challenge. So I asked five people who I looked up to to be on my podcast. One said, yes. And I was like, oh boy, I better have a podcast for her too. Yeah. So yeah, I just used Zoom. It wasn't anything fancy. And I interviewed her and I found someone to be my producer online, you know, through one of those apps like Fiverr or TaskRabbit, not TaskRabbit, I forget the other one, but one of those. And yeah, so I had a podcast and on the podcast, I interview experts that can speak into one of these seven pillars of abundance, and they give you tips, tools, and strategies on how to get that pillar of abundance to a level 10. And I was so delighted that we won a positive change award last year. And just a couple of weeks ago, I found out that we were top 1.5% globally in self-help. So it is really catching on. It is a labor of love. I don't have sponsors yet, but it makes me so happy to interview people that are thought leaders and disruptors and just teaching people how to get results. And I like people that are outside of the mainstream, kind of like you do. Like, I like hearing people that are on the cutting edge and hearing how they help people get results in one of these seven areas. So that is what the podcast is about. It is a lot of fun. And yeah, definitely check it out. Check out Melissa's episode because she crushed it. And it is a great, great way to help people.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"fiverr" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"I'm Wes Kosova. We'll be back on Monday with another big take. Stay with us 6 2022, over independent .7 80 million workers up more freelancers than are % 9 finding % of are their estimated independent fr groove. workers to have strongly earned According provides to $286 Fiverr's or them somewhat annual a greater freelance billion agree level that of economic having security in multiple impact than revenue sources relying report, on in of a income single 6 employer. Laura Podesta, public relations manager at Fiverr says jobs include professional, technical and creative services. Those living in the top 30 markets are earning on average about $47 ,400 a year and independent workers spent an average of 29 hours working per week in the US. And when it comes to concerns of artificial intelligence taking their jobs, 75 % of freelance workers report being more hopeful than fearful about AI. Lisa Mateo, Bloomberg Radio. Look to your children's eyes to see the true a single employer. Laura Podesta, public relations manager at Fiverr says jobs include the wrinkled face of a wizard with arms outstretched to the sky. They see treasure in pebbles. see a windy They path that could lead to adventure and they see you, their fearless guide to this fascinating world. Find a forest near you and start exploring at discovertheforest .org. Brought by to you the United States Forest Service and the Ad Council. Wherever your business takes you, Bloomberg Radio is here you. with Breaking economic news crossing the Bloomberg. Powered by 2 ,700 journalists and analysts. So check out the picture for European stocks this morning. We're the only 24 -7 global business radio platform. This market is going to come with more volatility. Bloomberg Radio, the Bloomberg Business App and bloombergradio com. This is a Bloomberg Money Minute. Labor market news has been suggesting many employers are still hiring as the most recent employment report pointed to an unexpected surge in job creation in May. And one sector that has definitely been hanging out the help wanted signs is leisure and volatility. For the last 12 months ACO hired 123 ,000 people. Sebastian Azand, CEO of global hotel operator ACOR. That probably makes us top five in the world. Having hired over 100 ,000 people in the last 12 months. According
WTOP
"fiverr" Discussed on WTOP
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Bloomberg Radio New York
"fiverr" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The house is expected to vote this week on a bipartisan deal that raises the nation's debt limit, Mark Mayfield reports, announced over the weekend by President Biden and House speaker Kevin McCarthy, the deal must pass both the House and Senate before reaching Biden's desk for his signature. The president said the package is an important step forward that will reduce spending and grow the economy while also avoiding a default. Meantime, Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer said, the chamber may stay in session right up until the June 5th deadline because conservatives are threatening to delay votes. I'm Mark Mayfield. President Biden will be at Arlington national cemetery this morning to honor those who gave the last full measure of devotion. The president and others will mark Memorial Day with a speech and relaying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier, more than a thousand service members have been at the cemetery since before dawn to place flags at the 270,000 graves there. Three people are dead at least Fiverr injured following a mass shooting in the town of Red River, New Mexico at an annual motorcycle rally. Jim Forbes, with more. Police say shots were reported Saturday night outside of saloon in the town, which is located about 60 miles from the Colorado border. Maryland to Calhoun said three people died with 5 more injured during the 41st annual Red River memorial motorcycle rally. It's said to bring in close to 30,000 people into the area, all those believed to have been involved in the shooting are in police custody and all the individuals were reportedly affiliated with biker gangs. A team from the International Atomic Energy Agency is in Japan to make a final safety assessment for a plan to release radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean. The treated water is from the Fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. That's the site of a major disaster in 2011, following a powerful earthquake and tsunami, the team plans to issue a final report next month. I'm Michael kassner. At least 7 people are heard after a part of a 6 story apartment building in Davenport, Iowa partially collapsed Sunday afternoon, or from Trey Thomas. Fire officials say they are working through the night to find survivors. The big thing is the stability
Northwest Newsradio
"fiverr" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Quote priorities strategies should funding become available, corwin hake, northwest, news radio. Heads up for you if you need to use I 5 northbound through Seattle, starting at 10 o'clock tonight, traffic is going to detour onto highway 5 20 at Mont Lake boulevard. Who worked really closely to make sure that the detour that we set up would be an easy one, and that's why we have uniform police officers, additional signage out there. Tony black is with Washington state DOT and says that the road should be opened by 10 o'clock, Saturday morning. He says that the 12 hour window is going to allow crews to install a 100 foot highway construction beam multiple beams, I should say. This is going to be the base for the new flyover ramp. The main goal of this is for a transit and for carpools to be able to have a more direct access to the south Lake in your neighborhood, two Mercer street. A closure involving the express lanes is going to last until Sunday morning. If you want to visit mount baker, national forest today, you are in luck. Officials say that mount loop highway is reopening ahead of schedule today, the route normally closed through Memorial Day, according to officials over 200 drivers, use the route every day to visit that part of the forest during summer weeks. They also warned that some road closures in that area are still in place. So it's not completely free and open. Coming up. Gearing up for another media circus in late county, Idaho ahead of the hearing for the accused university of Idaho killer. I'm Carlin Johnson. 1234, traffic every ten minutes on the forest from a high performance homes traffic center. Here's Kimi. While it's looking like a Friday on the freeways in Seattle right now, we're busy in a downtown on south on I 5 starting at northeast one 30 at all the way across the ship canal bridge, both directions of Fiverr slowing around the convention center, especially northbound as you head around the Michigan curb, and I'm also noticing some traffic build right now in eastbound 5 20 to sexting to Motley so he may have dealt with a draw span opening there. I know we have an opening of the hood canal bridge scheduled for around 1245 this afternoon, so do expect delays if you're headed that direction. There's a crash in bothel. It's on the shoulder of south and four O 5 at northeast one 95th, but it's causing some extra crowding as you head south of the I 5 interchange in linwood, is still especially busy west of Monroe right now on both directions of highway two approaching Roosevelt road, but I haven't heard even accidents in the way. There is definitely some extra traffic around the Tiger mountain summit right now where I'm having accident in the eastbound direction on the shoulder, but I'll keep an eye on that and things are starting to fill in a little bit in fife south and I 5 around the curve and moving slow and Olympia stop and I 5 heading away from slater Kinney road. This support sponsored by Albertsons and Safeway this week at Albertsons and Safeway get value packs of USDA choice beef top Lloyd New York strip steaks or two pound bags of frozen waterfront bistro extra large raw shrimp for the member price of 7 9 9 per pound. Your next northwest traffic is at 1244. And the forecast sponsored by northwest crawl space services, here's como four meteorologist Kristen Clarke. A warm may afternoon well into the 70s even south sound reaching 80° this afternoon. And once again seeing bubbling cumulus clouds
AP News Radio
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"The Knicks earned a one O 6 95 win over the Cavaliers for their first playoff series victory in ten years. Jalen Brunson scored 23 points and RJ Barrett had 21 for New York, which captured the last three games of the 5 game set. Brunson averaged 24 points in the series, leading the Nixon scoring for all four wins. No matter what's going on out there. We all look at each other the Fiverr out there and we know that we got a job to do. We got to sit together and stay mentally tough through anything. Mitchell Robinson added 18 boards for the Knicks down of a Mitchell at all scores with 28 points in Darius Garland had 21 for the Cavaliers. I'm Dave ferry.
Kinda Funny Games Daily
"fiverr" Discussed on Kinda Funny Games Daily
"You're going to put the bomb in pop shop out of business and you should think about that stuff. And AI is now going to play. But obviously, it doesn't make you a bad person for buying on Amazon. no. I'm like, there is the thing of like, you're right, where it's like, you should support the mom and graph shops. Where possible because they need to help more than Amazon, but there's the convenience of Amazon that people have bought into and that has all kind of worked into how we expect the expectations of things. And so that to me is where it's like, there's so many laws and labor issues with Amazon that people talk about all the time. That's the stuff that I think is important is exposing where the issues are with the things. And with AI right now, the issues are abundant. They are everywhere and they're easily pointed out. Yeah. Yeah, and it may just be preferential. I guess I think about that a lot more. Of course, now being more of a self authorship. People who are out there doing it on their own and as part of freelancers and artists, and that's what I'm thinking about here is hopefully we're not hearing all of a sudden tons of stories about all these artists that they were freelancers, but now they can't even find work because AI is just, it's easier. It's the Fiverr of that now. But best case scenario and it's still early on is like, this will help speed up game development and let them do more things. I mean, that's the way I think everybody probably is looking at it and hopefully implementing it as part of whatever epic is doing as part of on real and building their AI suite and that's where you want to see it like speed up things. Let creative people do even better things versus replace what they're doing. Yeah. You have them more time. Absolutely. And the way I see this stuff too is like, I am an optimist when it comes to a lot of the technology stuff and you can disagree with me. That's fine. But I will. But here with the last statement he said about the small team that was making a pitch and all that stuff. I look at this as like, they're not going to end up making an AI game. I'm looking at this as like they are now finding talent to have the creative vision that know how to use these things to do a good pitch to then be able to. Create something with potentially PlayStation. Whether it's on the indie side or not, as shuhei and that team have proven they support year after year after year with the PlayStation ecosystem. Yeah. Story number 5, metacritic pledges, stricter moderation after horizon forbidden west DLC gets review bombed. This comes from Andy Robinson at BGC. Popular review aggregation site, metacritic has pledged to introduce stricter moderation after Sony's horizon forbidden west burning shores DLC was review bombed by users. God, fucking get a life you fucking
Online Marketing Made Easy with Amy Porterfield
"fiverr" Discussed on Online Marketing Made Easy with Amy Porterfield
"So I'm very hands off on some projects and I'm so proud of what my team has been able to do, but it's taken some time, and I'm going to walk you through how we've done it. Essentially, my goal is to get you working on your business instead of always in your business. You know the difference, right? Working on your business means you're casting the vision. You're coming up with the strategies, you're watching what other people are doing and finding out how that might work in your business. You're the big idea person and your front stage. Working in your business means you're actually creating everything from scratch and you have your hands in everything. It's not how you scale a business, my sweet friend, so we can not do that. Even if you're just starting out, this is super important for you to understand. So I wanted to share that with you. And then lastly, I think you'll be surprised how refreshing it can be to bring on another person to help with your content. What I mean by that is that they can offer a new fresh perspective on a topic when you maybe never would have thought of. For those of you who have been around my content for a while and have been in any of my courses, I teach this concept called the invisible bridge. And it's become a really big piece of how we teach people to create content that will help them sell more. I won't get into the concept here. I've talked about it a bunch on the podcast. I didn't create the invisible bridge. Jilly is my longest standing employee. She is in my content, all my content teams. She's a content manager, and she came up with that. And I use it all the time. So I'm telling you, this fresh perspective from other people kind of breathing new life into your content might just blow your mind. All right, so you're ready to bring someone on to support you with content creation, where the heck do you even find these people? My team has had some luck with the website Fiverr. I'll link it up in the show notes. This website has been around for a very long time, so it's definitely a tried and true resource. And then there are always websites that you can share your job posting to. Many require a fee, so just keep that in mind. One of my favorites is create and cultivate. It's a great platform.
The Podcast On Podcasting
"fiverr" Discussed on The Podcast On Podcasting
"You want to be a mogul? This is your show. Here's your hosts. Devin and Jesse. Hey, hey, mogul nation. Welcome back to this a couple of things. If you don't mind me just giving you a little bit of feedback. The intros long. And I'd like to help you shorten it. The way that the volume of music is clearly behind the voice is a great thing and most people miss that. They put the music too loud. And so kudos for whoever mixed this, your the person who does the intro is doing an intro at energy level of 7 and the energy level of the music is a 7 plus. It's 5 is average and ten is overboard tends too much. Fiverr's average four is below average. It's boring. It's slow. It doesn't sound that good. It makes it sound like you're bored. And that the topic is boring and that we shouldn't listen because you don't care. So we don't care if it was that low. This guy's energy comes in at a 7. It's great. I love it. And then and the music's coming in at like a 7 8 9. The music's like really getting me to feel excited. And I think that's the energy you probably want. And then when you actually come in for the episode, you are three levels below. So you're coming in at a level four, which is below average. And anything below a 6 is going to bore the audience. So you want to, you'll want to come in with a little bit more energy so that it's congruent with the music so that it's congruent with the other person's energy so that it's not like you were about to climax in whatever you want me to think, whatever you want to think. And then you just kind of, it goes away immediately. It's like build up, build up, build up, and then it's like, where did it go? What's happening? I'm not liking this. It doesn't feel comfortable. This isn't what I expected. And so the first two pieces of advice are because the music being behind is great.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"fiverr" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"New York City, here is mister Barr. Thank you very much. Israelis have begun casting their votes in the 5th general election in less than four years. It is expected to be a tight race between the center left camp, led by prime minister jar lapid and Benjamin Netanyahu, who is hoping to reinstall a right-wing government. Court documents say the man accused of entering the San Francisco home of House speaker Nancy Pelosi wanted to break her kneecaps. The speaker was not home. Police say 42 year old David pop attacked her husband, Paul Pelosi, meanwhile, democratic congresswoman Debbie dingell of Michigan discussed the attack on Paul Pelosi and heightened tensions over political rhetoric and violence. What I've seen at home in the last month, even if my school board members are wearing bulletproof vests and because I've talked to other school board members, I'm hearing that across the country, state legislatures in Michigan have been wearing bulletproof vests at men. We're at the state capitol with the salt weapons long before January 6th. Congresswoman dingell spoke on sound on, which airs at 5 p.m. on Bloomberg. The Supreme Court heard landmark arguments involving the university of North Carolina and Harvard over the use of race in college admissions. The 6 justice conservative majority left the hearings apparently poised to roll back the 40 year legacy of affirmative action. Former federal prosecutor and Loyola law school professor Laurie Levinson. Those justices who are signaling that they favor keeping the law regarding affirmative action are the justices of color. Namely justice Jackson and justice Sotomayor. But clarence Thomas, who's also African American, is one of the strong proponents for eliminating affirmative action. Former federal prosecutor Lori Levinson. The jackpot keeps climbing after there was no winner in Monday's Powerball drawing. So you say I got a chance. A winning ticket for the $1 billion Powerball jackpot came up empty last night. It was the second largest Powerball drawing in history. Now, officials expect the Powerball to continue to climb to here we go. $1.2 billion ahead of tomorrow night's drawing. So we still have time. With me last night, this was the whole dinner conversation. She said 1.2 and I missed the B and I thought it was a million, and I'm like, well, that's chump change after-tax. B is in billion? B as in billion. I mean, now you talk about it. I went into the surveillance closet at home and I noticed Fiverr mez bow ties were gone. And I think she seldom to buy power balls. I might have to put a couple of dollars on this. So I'm sorry. I'm an idiot on this. Powerball is like 6 numbers, right? And then, well, there's the then you also have the gold ball. Of course. I got the gold ball. And now that thing is like one through a thousand, whatever that thing is. And then, you know, so if you get all, I think it's like, is it 5 numbers? I think it's 5 numbers before the gold ball. The gold ball. You get a $1 million, and then you got to hit the gold bar. Yeah, of course. Every surprise that no one's won out to $1.2 billion. Last time there was a winner was like August something. I'm going down to the deli down the corner. Putting some shots. I won $40 once in Massachusetts, and I quit right there. I'm the only one listening this morning. It was actually positive. All you need to know is I'm old cousin Mike, if either of you two. Okay, yeah. Okay. Best friend Michael Barr here on his way. To the Powerball victory. I can't imagine the conversation tonight. Just be a tax heading. Now, 204 points. S&P up 34 points of vicks. Oh, not really yet. We haven't seen the vix move 25 .7 on
The Podcast On Podcasting
"fiverr" Discussed on The Podcast On Podcasting
"Then a good place could just be Fiverr. And I will make sure that my team puts our Fiverr, what is it called? Affiliate link? Affiliate link. And that way you can support the show as you go to Fiverr anyway. If you're working with my team, you never pay. And if you go to Fiverr, you're going to find it anywhere from. Some amount of pennies per word, something like there might be a minimum of 15 bucks or something, but they might say it's a dollar per word or it's 50 cents a word or something like that. And so the listener might go to Fiverr and you might be able to see some of the ways you're probably going to end up paying like 20 or 30 bucks, some of the ways you're going to spend like 50 or a hundred. Or some of the ways honestly, even on Fiverr, there's some people that really are proud of their voice. They're really confident about making good money through their voice and they actually might charge a couple of $1000 to record one small thing. I've had a voice-over artist on the podcast and she charged over a $1000 per read. And that might be like a 32nd read. And it's going to be a $1000 because she's pretty proud of herself. She thinks she uses the exact right voice inflections. The best enunciation, whatever. It's whatever. But my team will hire somebody. Podcaster don't quit podcasting just because you want to go make a $1000 because you think you have a great voice. I agree. I agree. So should I pay a voice over artist? Probably yes. Should it be male or female? It depends. Those were our answers for those questions. All right. Julie, you had more, didn't you? You know, that was really the meat and the potatoes of what I was contemplating. You say meat and potatoes because you're from Idaho?
DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"fiverr" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"Zoe? What the? By fist like a hurricane trading crypto. You'll have that consent. I would love to see that. Yeah, that's embarrassing. I'll put the link. Rube Goldberg. That was my best idea at the time. Was it root machine? This is one of the first videos. That is Japanese girl keeps on the floor outdid me. I didn't sing it. I wrote the song, but I paid a guy on Fiverr like 5 books to make a recording. Yeah, that's against the rules. No, you can't, you can't have good, you can't do good. You can't do any production. You just have to find out. But the guy did a great job on the recording and he had this thing. I'm not a pretty tone deaf. I have to it's my old Google account.
hacker1337
"fiverr" Discussed on hacker1337
"Zoe? What the? By fist like a hurricane trading crypto. You'll have that consent. I would love to see that. Yeah, that's embarrassing. I'll put the link. Rube Goldberg. That was my best idea at the time. Was it root machine? This is one of the first videos. That is Japanese girl keeps on the floor outdid me. I didn't sing it. I wrote the song, but I paid a guy on Fiverr like 5 books to make a recording. Yeah, that's against the rules. No, you can't, you can't have good, you can't do good. You can't do any production. You just have to find out. But the guy did a great job on the recording and he had this thing. I'm not a pretty tone deaf. I have to it's my old Google account.
hacker1337
zoe1 - burst 16
"Single thing that was successful. But I loved this one and I pushed it, by the way. It's at 7 7 8. Where was it last 7, 8, two? That means that of the people who watched it and voted the total is negative four. That is insane. That people are still watching this stupid piece of shit. Footage of like me failing to do what I intended because an earthquake happened. And that's not even part of the video. Nobody knows how it happened. What was the thing at the end radar or something? Right? Like, what the fuck was that? It's just something I am super implanted onto the TV set. I thought it was, I didn't really spend that much. What is the curse this video? In my mind that how much time do I really want to spend on this? And if I feel like more, I want to get that I know I need to stop now. Or I'll never do it. But Chris Boyle over is obviously perfect. Okay. What is the, what is this Reddit for, though? It's for cursed videos, but what are those? Is there a synopsis of what that is? It's just like weird place where it's really easy for the bots to object to anything. If you want to go to the format, take stuff that's familiar and doesn't threaten anybody and put some cool white text over it and what's the most obvious song tonight? Like some stupid, obviously Kurtz song, or he makes me fucking badass like this, that fucking destroys the whole late little mod premise. Do you get what I'm saying? It's a game played against the worst moms. I guess, but that seems a futile because it's not like they're going to understand they're going to think. It's been on the front page of courage videos for 6 months and they get to do a fucking name at it. Wow, can't they take it down if they wanted to? Nope, they tried day one. They hit them too hard emotionally. They made a reaction before they had a case. They're fucked. Okay. Wow. That's how the cookie crumbles. To get video. It is. I actually haven't watched it. It's a long time until right now. 42 seconds. That's too long. I want to watch it. I did want to be. I like that it was 42 seconds. Thank you. Obviously not intentional. So I set up this weird thing, I had my friend set up a weird Rube Goldberg thing. You can see all the pieces. I did not tell her to put the fucking boiling water on the floor. I have no idea. What the hell is she doing with boiling water on the floor? No idea. Yeah, that's weird because I definitely assumed that was part of that. The clothespins were supposed to fall onto the ladder. And you can kind of see where it goes from there, except just remember the water is not supposed to be there. I don't know. And immediately, once the footage is there, I'm like, okay, this is actually perfect as it is, forget everything else. And never tell me why yeah, you're better off not knowing. I mean, I did write something in that message. Are you trying to electrocute yourself? Don't tell me. Well, now, there's just a pot. Right? And it becomes the focus of the entire thing. Like the whole time, as it's like looking at the other side, it's like, wait, what was that? Why would there possibly which makes it cursed, right? It makes it feel really cursed because it's like, oh, here's the thing, and then also, I did happen to rig the startup of this so that there's like this black smoke that's almost undetectable coming from underneath the door, and then we go to the oh wait, there's the earthquake. The whole thing it feels cursed to be by now, of course. Check one, can I ever hear me? Hello. I might suck toes Joe has his hand up. That's so weird. You can say what you want to say. What do you mean it's so weird by my hand? I just want to be polite. I got a new headset. I don't know if it sounds better. My voice or whatever. Sounds pretty awesome. I'm trying to watch you. Can you just turn down the background sound? It's like extremely annoying and obnoxious, but I feel like you're aware of that. You see, like, what is the difference, really? Between something like that. And the mod saying on Reddit, I'm taking your video link. No, this is loud. I'm being louder. I'm louder. Yeah. Internet. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know, sometimes. Tell us the truth about something. Did you just say DuckTales, Zoe? What the? By fist like a hurricane trading crypto. You'll have that consent. I would love to see that. Yeah, that's embarrassing. I'll put the link. Rube Goldberg. That was my best idea at the time. Was it root machine? This is one of the first videos. That is Japanese girl keeps on the floor outdid me. I didn't sing it. I wrote the song, but I paid a guy on Fiverr like 5 books to make a recording. Yeah, that's against the rules. No, you can't, you can't have good, you can't do good. You can't do any production. You just have to find out. But the guy did a great job on the recording and he had this thing. I'm not a pretty tone deaf. I have to it's my old Google account. And then he came to us. Well, I had to sign into it all. I mean, my thingy there, like, can you imagine someone suggesting, well, that's another cursed video. It's like, it's like, why? Why would that be? Even if you kind of feel that way, why would it be important enough to you? That's not
Bloomberg Radio New York
"fiverr" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Appreciate it Mika Kaufman CEO and founder of Fiverr joins us symbol on the New York Stock Exchange He can punch into your bloomer terminal FV RR You can thanks so much for joining us here for our audience I'd love for you to just give us kind of the 32nd overview of what Fiverr is what you guys are up to these days Sure thanks for having me So essentially fiber is a 2000 market page that connects any type of business with tremendous amount of freelancers in almost 600 different categories of digital services So anything you can think from business formations finding a name for your business to developing software for your business or editing video writing content or helping you run marketing campaign Any type of talent could be found on the platform and the average time that it takes anyone who visits the site to actually place an order is 15 minutes This is compared to the average time that it takes to find a freelancer elsewhere which is about 30 days So that's the efficiency compression that fiber is presenting The company has been around since 2010 went public three years ago and continues to grow very very strong So I'm just wondering how these freelancers compare to other gig economy workers For example compared to like an Uber driver do they have issues with fees Do they have problems organizing is unionization a concern No really because we're talking about skilled labor And the difference between Fiverr and other gig economy platforms is that on Fiverr the three answers actually get to name their own term They decide when they work how much they work how much they charge for their work So from that perspective they have total freedom of deciding or setting up their destiny And then you take your cut from the business or from the freelancer We actually take both we take some of it from the print answer and some of it from the customer So the pandemic must have altered your business or had a huge impact on your business as people were working from home Maybe they lost their day job and now they're trying to find some type of thing Talk just about how your business was impacted and maybe today continues to be impacted by the change in the labor force Sure I think that what was interesting when we started the business in 2010 it was a decade when prion went from being something people did in between jobs to being a full-time career decision and a lifestyle decision So financing is very different right now by 2030 by the end of this decade you're not supposed to go to are going to be 50% of the workforce which is a huge cohort Now obviously throughout the years we've been growing very fast In the pandemic the pandemic in many ways have made the case for what we've been preaching for the past ten years which is there's tremendous amount of value in working with freelancers even if it's remote because you don't need control over people's time all that companies care output And on that they're super efficient Beyond us it's the fact that I think throughout the pandemic and now is we're thinking about potential recession coming in I think more companies are thinking about efficiency and our thinking about the variable expenses versus fixed expenses And this is what's green onto Thailand is giving you If you're giving you the option to scale up or down as needed And I think that this is super powerful when companies are thinking about efficiency So I'm an old stock analyst I'm looking at your chart here IPO to mid 19 to $21 a share peaked in February of 2021 It over $300 a share now today trades just below $40 a share That looks like a peloton chart that looks like a zoom chart was your stock one of those names that was just thrown on the list of this is a pandemic stock to own and then conversely coming out of the pandemic like much of the world is that perhaps that's not the trade Is that kind of what's impacted your stock price Yeah I think the market is a little bit behaving a little bit like a pendulum It's either over asking or under reacting I think that what we're seeing now is a little bit of a fear that maybe the pandemic was a one time boost to the business and that would not last everything that we see from the fundamentals of the business show otherwise which is fundamentals are extremely strong Our cohort behavior of the customer is stronger than pre-pandemic the available market is just growing the online portion of financing is about 5% It's like ecommerce 20 years ago You haven't even started So there's so much room to grow into it If you take a good example in the past 12 months we've had 4.2 million up to businesses on the platform Half of them are in the U.S. which is 2.1 million but that is 2.1 million out of more than 30 million if and be available in the U.S. alone So there's so much room to grow into that we don't have any concern about the ability to grow I think the market is going to correct itself It's just patient We can't optimize for the share with the price We optimize for the performance of the business By the way you have now I think about 8 verticals right Including graphic design including digital marketing obviously writing code is a big deal Do you see yourself growing into more traditional sectors or is it all about digital services We focus on digital services because physical services face tremendous.
The Stuttering John Podcast
"fiverr" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"Well, I don't know if you got punked by these people or not, but the result, the result of today is perfect. And self deprecating humor is some of the best. I'm glad it could be entertaining. Oh, I know a lot of people going, I'm crying. I'm crying. I was entertained as shit today. Oh yeah, this is fantastic. I didn't know what to expect coming on the show today. No, I didn't pleasantly surprise and glad. I know. Well, now I have to go drink a beer. No, I know. I know, and it's just like just couldn't believe this is what I was dealing with. So, but you know, you got John. You got Don Winslow coming on the show. Is that what you said? Yeah. You're gonna talk. Don announced, Don, if you're out there, we're trying to get you to have you on the show. But I noticed that he had like a, was he retiring from writing? Is that what it was? I'm gonna ask him everything I can. Okay, good, good, good, good. But John, this will go down in history. I'm sure it will. It'll live on the Internet forever. Now. Forever endeavor. Yeah, yeah, I don't even, you know. But the other thing you could do is you can release the videos and put you can put captions on them, so people know what's being said. Well, if you find the right editing person. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't go on Craigslist and look for someone to book captions. Because that's a green game. I will admit, I'm technically, you know, incompetent. I know. No. I know that. I know that like, look, look, you know, I don't make any false, you know, you know, I would never say I'm the greatest technical guy. But so no, I wouldn't even know how to close clap because. I see these guys in Instagram. Closed captioning on all the, you know, I don't know how to do that. You know, I wouldn't know the first thing about it. So no. Have you heard have you heard of a website called Fiverr Fiverr that you need to go there? That's where you need to go, John. You need to go. And next time. And if you need to go shoot myself in the head is where I need to go. Next time just get a selfie stick. For a 150 bucks, you can get a hell of a selfie. Or get a little lapel bike with the selfie stick and hold the fucking stick. Why you're asking the question? Oh my God. Could you imagine, could you imagine me going back to the stern show? And this being the footage and this is how it was..
The Podcast On Podcasting
"fiverr" Discussed on The Podcast On Podcasting
"Help again if you don't mind. I submitted to Fiverr, for example. I submitted to Fiverr and let's make sure we notate Fiverr. I actually have a, what is it called? I can do an affiliate link, both for interview valet with Tom. And I can do an affiliate link for Fiverr. So let's do it. We've got an affiliate link for Fiverr. Now, in the show notes. So in case you don't know what it is, you don't already have an account, you can easily click that button and go straight to Fiverr and know exactly what I'm talking about. The point is, you go on Fiverr and you ask two or three different people for a smallish amount of money to create you some podcast artwork. And now two or three or four people have finalized a couple of ideas. Now, what you do in this post where it says, thank you so much for your help. I selected this title because of your feedback and I need a little bit more help. I've submitted to a couple of artists, what do they call them digital artists, digital? Anyway, I can't think of the name. The point is, I've submitted this to a couple of people that can come up with these digital assets. And I've got four options below, let me know what you think. Should I use one of them? Let me know what you think. Should I use one of them? Question mark. I would love your opinion. Question mark. You can say all of these questions, more questions, the better it stops the scroll. Actually, that's an algorithm within Facebook is whatever stops the scroll. And images tend to stop the scroll easier. So Facebook pushes your things in front of more people. Most of the time, simply just because it has an image. So anyway, here you are stopping the scroll. You've got all these four different options..
Murph and Mac
These Are the Highest-Paying Digital Side Hustles on Fiverr
Gary Jeff Walker
Baltimore, Seven Four Nine Seven Thousand Pound And One Month discussed on Gary Jeff Walker
"The Baltimore sun ran a scathing editorial about the present but they said in a report from twenty seventeen the ball Baltimore sun quote anyone who took a walk around this neighborhood you think you're in it and a third world country that's the Baltimore sun and The Washington Post a larger Cummings is been the number one politician in Baltimore for decades what is he accomplished what has he done other than talk about the problem in Cincinnati the prosecutor says call out the National Guard twenty killed in one month nineteen black one white killed in one month and now everyone is outraged Cranley is outraged county commissioners are outraged Democratic Party is outraged well who's been a judge in Cincinnati for the past fifty years so these communities is a dysfunctional who's in charge the liberals Baltimore is the worst run city in America well the mayor of the most recent mail the Catherine Pugh you just heard was chase from office had been indictment for for fraud and bribery in office now the next allegation by the president is a Baltimore is infested with rats and roads one of the residents say the B. B. C. found quote residents have said that they live in rat infested neighborhoods regardless of what you do as a person living here there are roaches and mice an epidemic of bed bugs on quote I went to the mayor herself say rotting carcasses you smell that look at those rats that's the mayor next allegation is about the rats according to Orkin pest control Baltimore is one of the most rat infested cities in America the pest control company ranks Baltimore number six on the list the other Fiverr worst places like Memphis by the way also control of the Democratic Party the allegation of the presidents of filthy mess and that's true yeah I read to you three or four sentences from the Baltimore sun editorial board last year about Baltimore Baltimore sun quote food containers all up close paper but man appeals plastic bags and tons of garbage littering the shoulders of roads pile up in alleyways and are strewn across fields and yards not only is it unsightly and contribute to a rodent problem here in Baltimore but it can create a glom in a gloomy feeling it's at a time when the city is already facing self esteem issues because of high crime and the scandal surrounding university of Maryland medical system and merit Catherine Pugh who's now on indefinite leave enter healthy holiday books if anything this city needs a major scrubbing to help restore some of its freight than ME John quote that's from the editorial board of the Baltimore sun so when the president says the same things the Baltimore sun says the president is trashed and lastly when you get your reaction seven four nine seven thousand pound seven hundred a new eighteen T. Leslie isn't said Baltimore is dangerous Baltimore according to USA today well there's another conservative publication USA today Baltimore is deadlier than Chicago and Detroit according to crime statistics released by the FBI had the highest homicide rate in the nation and twenty eighteen it's dangerous for the residents the great majority home one is simple life lead in a good way but USA today says the Baltimore has more crime than Chicago and Detroit gun violence are chives dot org archives dot org reports of Baltimore was responsible for more than half the incidents involving guns and the state of Maryland that that's fifty five percent of the guns when they're twelve percent of the population and in Baltimore more than half of the murders are run solved the truth is what's happening in Baltimore has nothing to do with race everything to do with politics and inept democratic lawmakers who have turned their backs on their own people and want to blame others for their behavior can you smell what I'm cooking these are the facts and in Cincinnati according to the federal government they have three zip codes what you're in criminal crisis not being over the Rhine price hill in Avondale according to not United States government an Obama administration said exactly the same thing so is this a shock to the media these clubs I've played or available online why would the mainstream media play the clips of mayor Catherine Pugh how to touring these areas last year before she resigned saying exactly the same things but trump said why would the Baltimore sun editorial board revisit its editorial just seven months ago saying exactly the same thing the president says because the truth doesn't matter it's sink the Bismarck it is saying drop at all cost he is called a races for pointing out the same things that the African American Marable Baltimore I said the same kind of things that Bernie Sanders is said and he was applauded by city officials standing behind Bernie Sanders what am I missing here Meyer waves are yours we have Jane first coming up and many others seven four nine seven thousand pound seven hundred a new eighteen T. the democratic party's policies have collapsed living in urban areas for African American folks who deserve so much better twelve fifty six how may your Reds playing tonight against Pittsburgh all news radio seven hundred W. out of the seven hundred WLW