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Tuesday 8 November 2016
Wednesday 19 October 2016
Christopher Oyolokor , Seven Nutrition CEO
Seven Nutrition Joins Hands with Kids Beating Cancer to Help the Fight against Cancer Austin, TX (Oct 15, 2016) -
Seven Nutrition announced today that in order to extend its mission of optimal health for everyone, it has partnered with Kids Beating Cancer to provide resources and support for children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. In wake of the newly forged agreement, Seven Nutrition will be donating a portion of its sales to Kids Beating Cancer (KBC) which will help children and their families before, during and after treatment.
"Optimal health, 7 days a week has been our company motto from the beginning and our partnership with KBC is a true reflection of this motto," said Chris Oyolokor, Seven Nutrition CEO. "Many kids suffering from leukemia and other life-threatening diseases simply do not have the resources to find a cure. We consider it our moral responsibility to play our part in helping these kids and their families."
Seven Nutrition's funding will support KBC's diverse range programs including their Transplant Center, children & families support services, outreach & education. For kids suffering from leukemia, stem cell transplantation is the only cure but one which is out of reaches for many families. Kids Beating Cancer is a ray of hope for such families and it helps keep the affected families together by fighting for a cure for every child through its variety of programs.
Seven Nutrition's product line is focused on healthy living and better nutrition so it makes perfect sense for them to align as a company with KBC - an organization dedicated to fighting cancer and 80 other malignant and non-malignant diseases.
About Seven Nutrition
Seven Nutrition is an Austin, TX based health company that provides information, resources, and products on alternative remedies, aromatherapy, general health, nutrition, recipes and weight loss. It is headed by newly appointed CEO Chris Oyolokor, a cancer survivor himself, with Kaleb Coleman and Nick Ammons as core executives - all of whom come with a wide industry and entrepreneurial experience.
About Kids with Cancer
For 23 years, Kids Beating Cancer has been providing resources and support for children with cancer, leukemia, and related life-threatening diseases throughout the treatment process. KBC believes that by providing the pre-transplant testing and donor identification costs, expenses never covered by Medicaid and only partially covered by insurance, any child can have access to marrow or stem cell transplantation, the best – and only hope for a cure.
Contact Information
Phone: 844-803-8484
Email: support@sevennutrition.com
Seven Nutrition announced today that in order to extend its mission of optimal health for everyone, it has partnered with Kids Beating Cancer to provide resources and support for children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. In wake of the newly forged agreement, Seven Nutrition will be donating a portion of its sales to Kids Beating Cancer (KBC) which will help children and their families before, during and after treatment.
"Optimal health, 7 days a week has been our company motto from the beginning and our partnership with KBC is a true reflection of this motto," said Chris Oyolokor, Seven Nutrition CEO. "Many kids suffering from leukemia and other life-threatening diseases simply do not have the resources to find a cure. We consider it our moral responsibility to play our part in helping these kids and their families."
Seven Nutrition's funding will support KBC's diverse range programs including their Transplant Center, children & families support services, outreach & education. For kids suffering from leukemia, stem cell transplantation is the only cure but one which is out of reaches for many families. Kids Beating Cancer is a ray of hope for such families and it helps keep the affected families together by fighting for a cure for every child through its variety of programs.
Seven Nutrition's product line is focused on healthy living and better nutrition so it makes perfect sense for them to align as a company with KBC - an organization dedicated to fighting cancer and 80 other malignant and non-malignant diseases.
About Seven Nutrition
Seven Nutrition is an Austin, TX based health company that provides information, resources, and products on alternative remedies, aromatherapy, general health, nutrition, recipes and weight loss. It is headed by newly appointed CEO Chris Oyolokor, a cancer survivor himself, with Kaleb Coleman and Nick Ammons as core executives - all of whom come with a wide industry and entrepreneurial experience.
About Kids with Cancer
For 23 years, Kids Beating Cancer has been providing resources and support for children with cancer, leukemia, and related life-threatening diseases throughout the treatment process. KBC believes that by providing the pre-transplant testing and donor identification costs, expenses never covered by Medicaid and only partially covered by insurance, any child can have access to marrow or stem cell transplantation, the best – and only hope for a cure.
Contact Information
Phone: 844-803-8484
Email: support@sevennutrition.com
Friday 14 October 2016
Tuesday 4 October 2016
Digital Marketer Shares Website Conversion Tips
Digital Marketer recently released its latest blog post
on high-converting websites, and it shares tips on optimizing an online
presence. The post was written by contributor Tabitha Jean Naylor, who
examines what it takes to create “a structured approach when developing a
plan for conversion optimization.”
Naylor said that, “the fact is that most
companies do not spend time, focus or effort in this area of their
marketing campaign. The reason is likely because businesses are relying
on 'business as usual,' ignoring the fact that conversion optimization
techniques could actually raise their revenue substantially.”
After sharing her advice, Naylor said that
“There is no magic formula, which is why you should test often to
determine what works and what does not.” The piece is the first part of a
two-part series, and the second part can be found on the blog as well.
Information like this is available for instant access on the Digital Marketer blog,
where the best of the best online marketing gurus share their ideas on
trends and news flowing through the Internet. It’s part of Digital
Marketer’s continuing efforts to keep marketers across the globe up to
date on what’s affecting their business on every landscape.
Digital Marketer’s blog is available to
anyone, but becoming a member of Digital Marketer Labs gains access to
information from the brightest minds in the industry, as well as a
collection of Special Reports on how to combine marketing with major
Internet players like Apple, Amazon, Google, and YouTube. Also included
in the membership are split test results, website reviews, and access to
RAW Trainings that are available anytime from any online device.
Digital Marketer releases informational and
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and information on the trends, data, and strategies that can take them
to the top of their industry. Through their RAW Training courses,
strategic plans, blogs, newsletters, site reviews, and Special Reports,
Digital Marketer supercharges every single marketing campaign it
touches. For more information, visit DigitalMarketer.com.
Seven Nutrition Selects Chris Oyolokor as New CEO
Seven Nutrition announced today that Chris Oyolokor
will sit as the company’s first CEO. He will join Kaleb Coleman and Nick Ammons
as core executives of the health company located in Austin, TX.
“After
a quick start into the health and nutrition industry, Seven Nutrition’s need
for an experienced leader have become paramount to its continued growth and
success.” said Nick Ammons. “Chris has a track of strong leadership and
unmatched talent when it comes to early stage growth of companies… Specifically
when it comes to online companies.”
The
selection of Christopher Oyolokor
caps a tedious search and venting process.
"Chris is the best
choice from a deep pool of interested and highly qualified candidates,"
said Kaleb Coleman. “We’ve been watching what he’s been up to over the last few
years and have been amazed as every business he’s touched has had near meteoric
rises… We’re excited about him doing that here as well.”
When asked what he’s most
excited about, Oyolokor said “Startups are a passion of mine. Seven is already
doing so many great things for such a young company, but I see a lot of areas
for growth and I plan to hit the ground running.”
For questions or media
inquiries contact Seven Nutrition at feedback@sevennutrition.com.
Tuesday 27 September 2016
Traffic & Conversion Summit 2013
Every year there’s a hand full of conferences and events I love to attend. At the top of that list is the Traffic & Conversion Summit. Development is only part of creating a successful app. This year’s summit was once again, full of useful information for the growth hacker in me.
Many developers tend to overlook marketing or have little interest in marketing. It isn’t for everyone. However, being an experienced marketer and an experienced coder definitely has it’s benefits in today’s age. If you’re a coder who isn’t interested in marketing, you best have a good marketer on your team.
But enough about coding + marketing, back to the conference. Ryan Deiss and Perry Belcher have been hardcore Internet marketers since the early days of the web and it’s evident to me after attending three of their conferences that they know their stuff.
What makes Ryan and Perry special is that they love to share the things they learn. Sure, it works out for them too; they have a fanatical base of followers who bring them new products and services to market. But attend one of these conferences and you’ll walk away with dozens or ideas to begin implementing as soon as possible. I do every year, without fail.
Day One
The first session of the day, Ryan opens the conference with what direction Internet Marketing is going in. Ryan’s opening was followed by a guest appearance and discussion with William Shatner. Next up was Eric Lancheres discussing SEO post Panda and Penguin. Then Ryan Deiss & Chris Oyolokor discuss leading performance indicators and tactics for generating cheap, targeted traffic.
The final segment of the day was the “traffic hacks” panel.
The panel of 11 speakers presented techniques covering a multitude of channels.
Michael Taggart talked about ranking press releases and YouTube videos in minutes.
Victoria Gibson delved into Facebook offer ads and custom audiences.
Brandon Olson revealed external link annotations in YouTube marketing.
Cory Shanes discussed ways he has been using Pinterest to drive giveaway traffic.
Carl White disclosed a tactic for helping others monetize their lists.
Dustin Brooke uncovered how he 10x’d a local dentists sales with PPC.
James Schramko laid out a plan for keeping list subscribers longer.
Deagan Smith discussed curiosity and opt in rates.
Scott Boulach talked about incentivised viral promotion.
Jeff Usner discussed guerrilla traffic techniques in Facebook.
“Ivan” revealed black hat SEO tricks.
As is always the case with Traffic & Conversion Summit, the first day alone proved to be worth more than the price of admission.
Day Two
Day two started off with Perry & Ryan discussing conversion hacks. Conversion optimization is always a fascinating subject. You can have the best product online in your space, but if potential customers bounce continually bounce off your landing page without giving it a chance, you’ll fail. Your competitors with inferior products will convert more, take over the market and eventually hire you to work for them. Don’t go to work for your competitor! Study conversion optimization. :-)
In the second session Perry talked about why people buy, points of belief, features vs benefits, call to action and why people don’t buy in his “Secret Selling System” session.
After lunch Ezra Firestone took the stage and revealed tremendous successes in e-commerce that are still possible today. His slides can be found here.
In the fourth and final session of the day, Ryan took the stage for the Mobile Voodoo session. Mobile is a sweeping wave of change in the Internet marketing space. Over 30% of email is opened on a mobile device and growing quickly. These days you need mobile optimized landing pages or you’re throwing away marketing dollars. Definitely some great and timely information in this session.
Day Three
Day three, the final day of Traffic & Conversion 2013. The third day started off with an amazing presentation from Vincent Fisher & Mark Jenny on building a massive affiliate marketing army. Vincent & Mark started BrainHost.com and did 30+ million in revenue their first 12 months. That’s an amazing number for a company starting out in the hosting space, a highly competitive arena online. They have 240,000 customers and 350,000 domains hosted. And they built it all by focusing their marketing efforts towards building an army of affiliate marketers. Their presentation was packet with quality information on building and keeping an army of affiliate marketers. If you sell products or services online, you owe it to yourself to grab the videos of this event and watch this segment.
Next up, Perry gave a presentation on the “100 year company”. Perry covered many good business practices that are simply crucial for building a long lasting and growth oriented business.
The day wrapped up with a presentation from Guy Kawasaki on publishing and a panel of Guy Kawasaki, Tucker Max and Tim Ferris on publishing.
Overall the conference was packed with great information suitable for any level of Growth Hacker. If you’re a developer who hasn’t taken the plunge into the marketing world, I highly recommend you dive in. Being a developer makes you valuable. Learning how to market makes you dangerous.
I’ve already bought my tickets for next year and will definitely be looking forward to it.
Many developers tend to overlook marketing or have little interest in marketing. It isn’t for everyone. However, being an experienced marketer and an experienced coder definitely has it’s benefits in today’s age. If you’re a coder who isn’t interested in marketing, you best have a good marketer on your team.
But enough about coding + marketing, back to the conference. Ryan Deiss and Perry Belcher have been hardcore Internet marketers since the early days of the web and it’s evident to me after attending three of their conferences that they know their stuff.
What makes Ryan and Perry special is that they love to share the things they learn. Sure, it works out for them too; they have a fanatical base of followers who bring them new products and services to market. But attend one of these conferences and you’ll walk away with dozens or ideas to begin implementing as soon as possible. I do every year, without fail.
Day One
The first session of the day, Ryan opens the conference with what direction Internet Marketing is going in. Ryan’s opening was followed by a guest appearance and discussion with William Shatner. Next up was Eric Lancheres discussing SEO post Panda and Penguin. Then Ryan Deiss & Chris Oyolokor discuss leading performance indicators and tactics for generating cheap, targeted traffic.
The final segment of the day was the “traffic hacks” panel.
The panel of 11 speakers presented techniques covering a multitude of channels.
Michael Taggart talked about ranking press releases and YouTube videos in minutes.
Victoria Gibson delved into Facebook offer ads and custom audiences.
Brandon Olson revealed external link annotations in YouTube marketing.
Cory Shanes discussed ways he has been using Pinterest to drive giveaway traffic.
Carl White disclosed a tactic for helping others monetize their lists.
Dustin Brooke uncovered how he 10x’d a local dentists sales with PPC.
James Schramko laid out a plan for keeping list subscribers longer.
Deagan Smith discussed curiosity and opt in rates.
Scott Boulach talked about incentivised viral promotion.
Jeff Usner discussed guerrilla traffic techniques in Facebook.
“Ivan” revealed black hat SEO tricks.
As is always the case with Traffic & Conversion Summit, the first day alone proved to be worth more than the price of admission.
Day Two
Day two started off with Perry & Ryan discussing conversion hacks. Conversion optimization is always a fascinating subject. You can have the best product online in your space, but if potential customers bounce continually bounce off your landing page without giving it a chance, you’ll fail. Your competitors with inferior products will convert more, take over the market and eventually hire you to work for them. Don’t go to work for your competitor! Study conversion optimization. :-)
In the second session Perry talked about why people buy, points of belief, features vs benefits, call to action and why people don’t buy in his “Secret Selling System” session.
After lunch Ezra Firestone took the stage and revealed tremendous successes in e-commerce that are still possible today. His slides can be found here.
In the fourth and final session of the day, Ryan took the stage for the Mobile Voodoo session. Mobile is a sweeping wave of change in the Internet marketing space. Over 30% of email is opened on a mobile device and growing quickly. These days you need mobile optimized landing pages or you’re throwing away marketing dollars. Definitely some great and timely information in this session.
Day Three
Day three, the final day of Traffic & Conversion 2013. The third day started off with an amazing presentation from Vincent Fisher & Mark Jenny on building a massive affiliate marketing army. Vincent & Mark started BrainHost.com and did 30+ million in revenue their first 12 months. That’s an amazing number for a company starting out in the hosting space, a highly competitive arena online. They have 240,000 customers and 350,000 domains hosted. And they built it all by focusing their marketing efforts towards building an army of affiliate marketers. Their presentation was packet with quality information on building and keeping an army of affiliate marketers. If you sell products or services online, you owe it to yourself to grab the videos of this event and watch this segment.
Next up, Perry gave a presentation on the “100 year company”. Perry covered many good business practices that are simply crucial for building a long lasting and growth oriented business.
The day wrapped up with a presentation from Guy Kawasaki on publishing and a panel of Guy Kawasaki, Tucker Max and Tim Ferris on publishing.
Overall the conference was packed with great information suitable for any level of Growth Hacker. If you’re a developer who hasn’t taken the plunge into the marketing world, I highly recommend you dive in. Being a developer makes you valuable. Learning how to market makes you dangerous.
I’ve already bought my tickets for next year and will definitely be looking forward to it.
Thursday 25 August 2016
Christopher Oyolokor
Digital Marketer Engage will hold its next meet up on Wednesday, October 24, 2012 at Molotov Lounge in downtown Austin. The evening will be highlighted with a presentation from Digital Marketer’s senior team members Richard Lindner and Chris Oyolokor.
The speech and on-screen presentation will focus on Landing Page Optimization and Mobile Conversion, a topic that Digital Marketer has concentrated a great deal of analysis and data collection on. Chris Oyolokor is the Director of Marketing Richard Lindner is the Director of Business Development at Digital Marketer.
Along with the expert presentation, Digital Marketer Engage will also feature a relaxing atmosphere for networking and mingling amongst the best of the best marketers in the Central Texas area.
Two contests are also being held in concurrence with the event. One is a ‘Refer a Friend’ contest, which encourages participants and current DM Engage members to bring friends and guests to the event Wednesday night. For every friend accompanying a member, an entry will be made in a drawing to win a Kindle Fire.
Social media plays a role in the second contest, in which Twitter users are encouraged to find and follow @DMEngage, retweet their tweets, and use the hashtag #DMEngage to help them spread the word. The person who does it the most and in the most unique way will win a $70 Visa gift card.
DM Engage members from all over the globe will be able to start their own groups and organize their own meet ups. They’ll be given presentations straight from the minds of Digital Marketer and have an opportunity to meet and connect with the smartest marketers in their area.
Digital Marketer has been working hard to create newsletters, RAW Trainings, split tests, and special reports filled with the most comprehensive and up-to-date information to supercharge digital marketing strategies.
In the last year, DM Pro and DM Labs were launched, providing Digital Marketer customers with even more ways to access expert training and vital marketing tools.
Now that DM Engage is up and running, the possibilities of the Digital Marketer experience are endless. Stay tuned to DM Engage’s Facebook page for the latest updates and announcements.
The speech and on-screen presentation will focus on Landing Page Optimization and Mobile Conversion, a topic that Digital Marketer has concentrated a great deal of analysis and data collection on. Chris Oyolokor is the Director of Marketing Richard Lindner is the Director of Business Development at Digital Marketer.
Along with the expert presentation, Digital Marketer Engage will also feature a relaxing atmosphere for networking and mingling amongst the best of the best marketers in the Central Texas area.
Two contests are also being held in concurrence with the event. One is a ‘Refer a Friend’ contest, which encourages participants and current DM Engage members to bring friends and guests to the event Wednesday night. For every friend accompanying a member, an entry will be made in a drawing to win a Kindle Fire.
Social media plays a role in the second contest, in which Twitter users are encouraged to find and follow @DMEngage, retweet their tweets, and use the hashtag #DMEngage to help them spread the word. The person who does it the most and in the most unique way will win a $70 Visa gift card.
DM Engage members from all over the globe will be able to start their own groups and organize their own meet ups. They’ll be given presentations straight from the minds of Digital Marketer and have an opportunity to meet and connect with the smartest marketers in their area.
Digital Marketer has been working hard to create newsletters, RAW Trainings, split tests, and special reports filled with the most comprehensive and up-to-date information to supercharge digital marketing strategies.
In the last year, DM Pro and DM Labs were launched, providing Digital Marketer customers with even more ways to access expert training and vital marketing tools.
Now that DM Engage is up and running, the possibilities of the Digital Marketer experience are endless. Stay tuned to DM Engage’s Facebook page for the latest updates and announcements.
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