This week we have Ted Mertz on The Sell. Over 30 years at Bloomberg. Now telling stories in a whole new way on LinkedIn, through video, and with a voice that’s as clear as ever. This was such a good conversation. We talked about visibility, storytelling, the future of CEOs as creators, and why holding a camera up might be one of the most valuable skills in business today. Ted calls it “committing journalism in the wild.” You’ll love this one. Ted Mertz, everybody.
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This week we have Ted Mertz on The Sell. Over 30 years at Bloomberg. Now telling stories in a whole new way on LinkedIn, through video, and with a voice that’s as clear as ever. This was such a good conversation. We talked about visibility, storytelling, the future of CEOs as creators, and why holding a camera up might be one of the most valuable skills in business today. Ted calls it “committing journalism in the wild.” You’ll love this one. Ted Mertz, everybody.
Ep 2. From his Mum's basement to Times Square: Tony Brophy’s cold calling journey
The Sell
59 minutes
7 months ago
Ep 2. From his Mum's basement to Times Square: Tony Brophy’s cold calling journey
Episode two is a cold calling master class. Tony Brophy is the cold-calling legend you need to know. This guy made his name from cold-calling in his mum's basement and in Times Square. He built a LinkedIn following with his awesome videos of him cold calling. Now based in the States, Tony’s never shying away from getting on the phone, and his hustle is unmatched. From cold calls to LinkedIn fame, Tony’s story is a lesson in persistence, creativity, and taking risks. This episode is pa...
The Sell
This week we have Ted Mertz on The Sell. Over 30 years at Bloomberg. Now telling stories in a whole new way on LinkedIn, through video, and with a voice that’s as clear as ever. This was such a good conversation. We talked about visibility, storytelling, the future of CEOs as creators, and why holding a camera up might be one of the most valuable skills in business today. Ted calls it “committing journalism in the wild.” You’ll love this one. Ted Mertz, everybody.
