Landing Influencers with Ryan Williams
2018/05/31 6:00 AM
When I met Ryan I knew I liked him at once. I am enamored with anyone who constantly landing influencers. Landing Influencers will help your business grow. Ryan makes it his business to connect with influencers and sees the world as place where connection in crucial to our survival. In talking to Ryan you quickly see the importance to making these connections and how they can change your business, sometimes overnight.
Ryan freely shares his ideal methods to finding the RIGHT influencers who can help you grow your business, and also shows us how you can fall prey to the ones you might think are “hot” but are not.
Landing Influencers will help your business grow is about collaborations, presenting a benefit to influencers and how to use these to your advantage…. well, to everyones advantage.
Download Ryan’s FREE Handbook on “How to Develop Your 3 Master Stories” from The Influencer Economy Book
More about Ryan
Ryan Williams is an author, keynote speaker, and former stand-up comedian. He authored the book, The Influencer Economy, a top-seller on Amazon. In his book, he teaches readers how to launch their stories, collaborate with influencers, and thrive in the digital age. For more book info, visit http://www.influencereconomy.com/
Ryan was an early team member at social media marketing firm, DigiSynd (acquired by Disney), and Machinima.com (acquired by Warner Bros). He has given keynote talks and led panels at SXSW, VidCon, TIE-Con Canada, & Google. He’s also lectured classes at Vanderbilt University, City University of London, USC and Loyola Marymount.Ryan’s work and writing has been featured in Inc. Magazine, Huffington Post, The Observer, Success Magazine, Business Insider, Social Media Examiner, and USA Today. On his podcast, also titled The Influence Economy, Ryan has interviewed over 100 influencers who have successfully built ideas online, including Seth Godin, Willie Geist, Derek Sivers, Troy Carter, Jemele Hill and many others.
Download his Telling 3 Authentic Stories Guidebook here: FREE Workbook on How To Tell 3 Badass Stories: http://www.influencereconomy.com/coaching
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