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Samantha Riley

@TheSamRiley

Be the unapologetic leader in your industry. Host Top 2% #Podcast, Influence By Design.

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Joined September 2014
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[Next Level Influence] How Influence Positions You As The Expert teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1DXxyvgEd…
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Leverage Podcasting to Build Your Influence [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1kvKpmrza…
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Next Level Success is t just for newbies. We all hit glass ceiling at some point. It’s what we do next that’s most important,,,
Coach Melanie Benson 🎤 (@black_btc_pro) profile pictureCoach Melanie Benson 🎤@black_btc_pro6 Aug 2022
If you want to achieve that next level of success, you’ll need to: 🤔 upgrade your thinking 😱 move beyond your fears 🚀 take some risks It’s totally worth it when you SUCCEED! 👍🏻 #womeninbusiness #businessowner
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How to Coach Your Clients So Your Business is Scalable Into 7 Figures (and Beyond!) #NextLevelInfluence teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1yNGaYLpW…
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Why Having a 7 Figure Business is Easier Than 6 Figures [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1DXGyDdnM…
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Rise Above The Collective Fears & Be Resourceful [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1djGXPPgQ…
How to Persevere When Things Get Tough [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1YqKDqnqb…
Letting Go of What We Know to Grow into the Unknown [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1yNxaYvnb…
What to Look For in Strategic partners to avoid the sharks [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1yoKMWjRL…
This is 🔥
Alex Hormozi (@AlexHormozi) profile pictureAlex Hormozi
@AlexHormozi7 May 2022
Replying to @AlexHormozi
DO. DAILY. Do not cast power to your excuses. Own your circumstances because no one else will. Realize you are SOURCE.
Great to have you on the show @LeapwithColleen. This was a great episode with lots of value bombs on visibility.
Colleen Biggs (@LeapwithColleen) profile pictureColleen Biggs@LeapwithColleen6 May 2022
I had the pleasure of being a guest on the Influence By Design podcast with @TheSamRiley. Listen in on our conversation to learn how to be visible to attract more clients! bit.ly/3FmS59l Don't forget to subscribe! #Podcast #Coaching #learn #femaleentrepreneurs #grow
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Who do you know in the nursing industry? These stories need to be shared to make change...
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When to Introduce High Ticket Offerings [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1ZkKzbVVv…
This is a great checklist for writing great headlines!
Amanda Natividad (@amandanat) profile pictureAmanda Natividad
@amandanat19 Apr 2022
Reminders for writing great headlines: • Be specific • Be clear • Inspire a reaction • Don't be overly clever • Capture the spirit of the story Source: NPR
How to write great headlines It’s specific. Pretend an elevator door is shutting, and you want to tell someone on the other side about a story. This exercise will help you think of headlines that get right to the point and aren’t vague. It’s easy to understand. People will likely see your headline while scanning social media on their phone. So keep it simple. If it’s long and confusing, they’ll likely move on. It leads to a reaction. Imagine someone seeing your headline for the first time. How will that person react? Curious? Suprised? Happy? Sad? Hopefully not disinterested or confused. It’s not overly clever. Creativity is a good thing. And you want your headline to stand out. But be careful you’re not distracting people with a pun or an outdated cultural reference. Avoid being clever for the sake of being clever. It captures the spirit of the story. Is it a happy story? A serious one? Is it an essay? An investigative piece

ALT How to write great headlines It’s specific. Pretend an elevator door is shutting, and you want to tell someone on the other side about a story. This exercise will help you think of headlines that get right to the point and aren’t vague. It’s easy to understand. People will likely see your headline while scanning social media on their phone. So keep it simple. If it’s long and confusing, they’ll likely move on. It leads to a reaction. Imagine someone seeing your headline for the first time. How will that person react? Curious? Suprised? Happy? Sad? Hopefully not disinterested or confused. It’s not overly clever. Creativity is a good thing. And you want your headline to stand out. But be careful you’re not distracting people with a pun or an outdated cultural reference. Avoid being clever for the sake of being clever. It captures the spirit of the story. Is it a happy story? A serious one? Is it an essay? An investigative piece

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@anferneec your audience may be interested in this??
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Next Level Success and Your Mindset [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1lDxLLAbP…
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Leveraging Twitter For Influence [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1PlKQaZAE…
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How to Clone Yourself For Next Level Growth [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1nAKEYMQa…
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Transform Your Speaking for Greater ROI [Next Level Influence] teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/1kvJpAVoo…
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