thanks ashley; the encouragement is always welcome. and I’m sure the podcast is already building an audience. I know I’ve done all I can do to tell people about it. Take care friend, Max

Awesome news Max. A little persistence and you get an audience eventually!

Hi Jeevan; I want to say that its obvious that you not only listened to the podcast but have given it a lot of thought. Thank you so much for that. I basically take the approach of a fisherman i go where the fish are. smile If there were more people in my niche I would probably b more active on twitter. It does have a faster pace to it, but I am actually starting to warm to it. The reason has to do with how I do most of my social media interaction. I depend heavily on email notifications. This keeps me from having to fight the various networks and all the screen reading tricks I have to use on each of them. Whenever you are mentioned on twitter you get an email with easy to find links for reply retweet or favorite. But I realize most of my twitter following is in the area of blogging, network marketing, social media, and personal development rather than the amusement industry. I do hope you will follow me on twitter. Thanks again and tai care, Max

Hi Jeevan
Appreciate you taking the time to comment and listen.
It is a tunnel into another world that we have no idea of. And I just touched the surface.

Max has tried many different ways, not just because he is blind, but also because his niche and business is tough.

So we can learn a lot from him for sure.

I was surprised he was on Pinterest, but then again he is doing video too. So no surprises at all!

have a great day
ashley

I have seen Max around..and it’s certainly nice to get to know him 😀 (Thank you for the opportunity!).

It’s interesting to see how Max work…and what strategies he use (and it’s certainly inspiring. I am going through a ‘demotivating’ phase right now…so, this podcast is definitely helpful!).

It’s also interesting to see Max not investing too much on Twitter (Most bloggers I know is the other way around). But, it makes sense.

We tend to get a lot of results on Twitter, but Twitter is also different.

The exposure period of each tweet is less than a second (that also depends upon how many people your followers follow). But, generally, the exposure period is very small.

So, I think the value of each tweet/share is smaller….compared to reshares/repins on other sites (where we have a better chance for more exposure).

Twitter is also one of the few sites where we tend to be more active (most active bloggers share more than one update a day, right? I think most of them go beyond 5 tweets, at least the ones I know. But, on the other sites, the updates are much smaller, except maybe for Pinterest).

Anyways, thank you for this awesome podcast! Appreciate it 🙂

Hi Lisa; Thanks for those kind words. I hope more website designers will follow ashley’s lead and try to understand the need for accessibility. I have enjoyed your posts and plan to get back to my usual level of commenting and sharing soon. Between the podcast, a new client, and getting the google hangouts going; I have allowed myself to get a little off schedule. I have enjoyed doing the interviews, and I love the exposure; so I am definitely up for doing more of this should the opportunity come along. And to think this all started with leaving memorable comments. I look forward to the next podcast as I have a current issue with branding myself. I think my url is too long, but the one alternative I have found draws attention away from my company name and doesn’t concentrate on my mission like I would want. Glad Ashley will be continuing to feature people that aren’t as well known as they could be yet. take care, Max

Hey Lisa
Yes I thought it was about time to shine a little light on Max and at the same time Lorraine from Wording Well did an interview in written form.
The podcast will hopefully show some other great bloggers and marketers. Not all well known. Next week is Robert Ryan from Ireland. He has some great google and branding tips for us all.
have a great weekend and thanks for the comment
ashley

Hi Ashley; yes a great interview should make both parties better. And adrienne is right it did feel like to buddies hanging out and talking about their favorite subject their websites and blogs. I’m looking forward to the future guests. I exchange emails with quite a few showmen and women in the u k and europe so I’m always looking to connect with people over there. and someday I’m going to come to switzerland. Just waiting to find that person to help me get out on the road. thanks again for helping to tell my story. take care, max