Jason's guest is Glenn Younes of Corner Unit Media, a local expert in social media engineering. They go over the five most important social media platforms for small businesses - Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google+ - which run the gamut from vital to sexy to more business focused. Glenn suggests determining who your target audience is to make sure your company is visible on the proper channels. Watch to learn more about each one.

Do you know how to find dream clients? The way to find them is to identify exactly who they are. Once you've done that, you must tailor your branding and marketing especially to them. After you've acquired them, you should adjust your service and process to their needs. Chris and Jason delve into this topic with more info on each of these steps and a bonus idea that will be very helpful.

Self-directed accounts allow you to be your own fund manager and underwriter to decide how your money is deployed. Chris and Jason give some tips on doing your homework in regards to choosing the right investment deals for you. They explain that the deals with the highest return aren't necessarily the safest, and give a bunch of different ideas that might work for you. They also warn to watch out for some of the IRS rules about self-directed accounts which can end up costing you a lot of money if you aren't aware of them. Watch to learn more about this fantastic option for your money.

Just because most clients don't need more than one home doesn't mean that you can't use your relationships with former clients to build your client base. By generating traffic, getting people in the front door, and following up, you can convert people into clients who will then refer their family, friends, and colleagues to you. Use this formula and you will create a lifetime client funnel.

Chris and Jason answer audience questions that have been chosen by our producer and they have not seen or heard yet. For this episode, the questions chosen relate to branding, logos, and websites. We love audience questions and want to know what yours is - it could be featured on the show! Please comment with questions on any topic related to real estate investing, business, marketing, finances, or anything else you've heard Chris and Jason discuss.

Chris and Jason discuss the very interesting topic of epiphanies. They share some of their own aha moments, along with anecdotes about friends and clients. They also agree that awareness is the key to realizing these moments and that if you don't get it, you don't get it. What was one of your aha moments?

Chris and Jason have brought you the four laws of content marketing and how to handle audience critique. On this episode, they are offering up some ways to bring your content marketing to the next level. Content is crucial for most businesses these days, so make sure you know how to use it effectively. What kind of content marketing are you currently doing?

Chris and Jason are talking about consistency, particularly in business. Aside from some great tips and tools to help you remain consistent, they have some reminders that are very helpful so that you don't get overwhelmed, including one of their favorites - make growth habits a priority.* One of the most important things to remember is that good things happen over time not overnight, but only if you are consistently consistent. *The video Jason mentions can be found here: https://youtu.be/GrQ291xtbLw

It's summertime and that means it's vacation season. As a small business owner or a one man operation, you're probably thinking about how your business will run while you're away. Chris and Jason have some tips to assure everything goes smoothly so that you can enjoy your vacation. They go over them in this video, but the number one thing to keep in mind - don't worry too much, you aren't a heart surgeon so enjoy yourself!

Chris and Jason are doing a mid-year checkup of their business. They start by talking about reporting and metrics - their favorite kind of reporting is how their marketing campaigns are performing at this point in the year, but financial and business volume reports are important too. The other area of business that needs to be checked on is goals. For example, have you met all your goals for the first half of the year, and if not, which ones might not be necessary anymore? More importantly, what's something amazing you want to do with the rest of the year? So where are you halfway through the year?  We'd really like to know!