Joe PolishFounder of Genius Network and President of Piranha Marketing

3 Big Takeaways from Sharran Srivatsaa first Genius Network Meeting

4 Aug 2017 · 2 min

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Short clip from a Genius Network meeting where Sharran Srivatsaa describes three tactical takeaways from his first meeting: (1) Dan’s advice to maintain three distinct marketing plans (prospects, clients, social/branding); (2) Dean Graziosi’s point about investing in a strong video set to improve perceived production value; and (3) Mike’s scripted structure for reusable video content. He also reflects on the inspirational value of the event and meeting high-performing peers.

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It's my first meeting. And, Joe, I've been listening to your podcast for many years now. Not as many as Luke has had. Not doubles and triples, but I've listened to all of them. And it was like two days of a live podcast with you, man. It's just like you're the same exact guy, but just live. So it's awesome. And I got three, like, very tactical take takeaways, the lot. The first one came with Dan. I don't know if you all caught it. When he talked about the marketing plan and he said, hey, you gotta have three different ones. One for your prospects, one for your clients, and one for social media and branding, I was like, oh, we all have one, and it's all disjointed. So that was a cool takeaway for me. I wanted something that was an easy shift. So just while Dean had. Dean Graziosi had a lot of cool stuff. Just him saying that he spent so much money on the set because we do a lot of videos, iPhone videos, whatever. But if I can just spend 10 grand on a set, I just look like a rock star, so you don't have to do anything different. So I'm just gonna go build a great set. And now you look like a rock star, just like Mike Kiddings did too. And then the third takeaway was Mike's. And just the structure of the script, I really like that because you can really reuse that in so many different ways. But my overall takeaway was I just love the. Every single person you talk to is just a baller, and they're doing such great things, and it's super inspiring. And it starts off like, oh, you feel a little like you're not worthy, and then you just. It turns to pure appreciation that they are crushing it. And that feeling, like, for two full days is awesome. So thank you. Thank you.