Perfectly Mentored With Jason Portnoy

“Ask Jason” is a weekly segment where JPORT Media founder Jason Portnoy responds to questions submitted by our listeners. This week, we’re diving into a handful of relevant topics for small business owners, especially those in marketing and e-commerce.In this episode of the "Ask Jason Show," Jason and his co-host Megan engage in a lively Q&A session, addressing various questions from viewers about marketing strategies, business tools, and client communication. They delve into the effectiveness of YouTube Shorts for business promotion, the selection of email marketing platforms, the choice between invoicing tools like QuickBooks, and the best practices for client communication in a marketing agency context. The episode combines practical business advice with personal anecdotes, emphasizing the importance of choosing tools that fit one's business needs and the potential of leveraging social media for growth.Want to work with Jason one-on-one? Click HereConnect with Jason PortnoyWebsiteInstagr

In this interview clip, Jason Portnoy talks with Bijal Patel, the CEO of Launch. Together they discuss the importance of branding and its impact on attracting and nurturing clients. Bijal emphasizes that branding goes beyond logos and colors and is about the deeper meaning behind the business. This highlights how branding creates trust, attracts the right people, and fosters strong client relationships. The discussion also touches on the challenges businesses face when it comes to understanding their brand and the benefits of incorporating strong organic marketing strategies with paid advertising. Overall, the episode encourages listeners to build a brand that resonates with their target audience for long-term success.Want to work with Jason one-on-one? Click HereConnect with Jason PortnoyWebsiteInstagramTikTokLike the episode? Watch and support us on YouTube.Visit us also on Apple Podcasts! Help us spread the word by subscribing and leaving a review—we appreciate your feedback!

In this episode of "Perfectly Mentored," Jason Portnoy sits down with the legendary Jay Abraham, a mastermind in business strategy and growth. Jay shares profound insights into the essence of true wealth, the importance of enjoying the journey of life and business, and the power of human connection and understanding. He challenges conventional definitions of success, emphasizing the significance of process over end goals and advocating for a life filled with passion, purpose, and meaningful contributions. This episode is not just a conversation; it's a masterclass in redefining personal and professional fulfillment.Want to work with Jason one-on-one? Click HereConnect with Jason PortnoyWebsiteInstagramTikTokLike the episode? Watch and support us on YouTube.Visit us also on Apple Podcasts! Help us spread the word by subscribing and leaving a review—we appreciate your feedback!

In this episode of the Perfectly Mentored podcast, host Jason Portnoy engages with his guest, Andrew D'souza, to explore innovative funding models that offer more than just capital to startups and established businesses alike. The discussion highlights the unique value proposition of equity-free funding and how it attracts founders seeking financial support and strategic guidance to grow their businesses. Andrew shares insights from advising over 25,000 companies, emphasizing tailored advice on marketing strategies, conversion rate optimization, and navigating the evolving digital advertising landscape. They introduce "Clear Angel," a new program designed to support early-stage companies with funding and coaching without taking equity. It reflects a broader trend towards more supportive and advisory roles from investors in the startup ecosystem.Want to work with Jason one-on-one? Click HereConnect with Jason PortnoyWebsiteInstagramTikTokLike the episode? Watch and support us on YouTube.Visit us

In this episode of "Perfectly Mentored," host Jason Portnoy invites Chris Robinnette, founder of Lighthouse Financial Planning, to share his wealth-building, leadership, and legacy planning expertise. Chris delves into the importance of financial stability for entrepreneurs and employees, revealing his journey from a Navy veteran to a financial planning expert motivated by personal loss. Focusing on creating long-term wealth and ensuring family security, Chris offers practical advice on investment, risk management, and the strategic use of debt to fuel growth. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone looking to secure their financial future and build a lasting legacy.Want to work with Jason one-on-one? Click HereConnect with Jason PortnoyWebsiteInstagramTikTokLike the episode? Watch and support us on YouTube.Visit us also on Apple Podcasts! Help us spread the word by subscribing and leaving a review—we appreciate your feedback!

In this conversation, Jason Portnoy and Erica Martin tackle balancing personal life with the demands of entrepreneurship. Erica stresses the importance of differentiating between reacting and responding, advocating for structured approaches to success. She touches on taking breaks to avoid burnout and foster creativity, especially for those entrenched in the coaching industry or business management. Offering practical advice, Erica discusses effectively managing interruptions and maintaining a healthy work-life balance, emphasizing the significance of pausing and prioritizing self-care alongside business growth. This episode offers invaluable insights for entrepreneurs seeking to harmonize their professional ambitions with personal fulfillment.Want to work with Jason one-on-one? Click HereConnect with Jason PortnoyWebsiteInstagramTikTokLike the episode? Watch and support us on YouTube.Visit us also on Apple Podcasts! Help us spread the word by subscribing and leaving a review—we appreciate your feedback!

“Ask Jason” is a weekly segment where JPORT Media founder Jason Portnoy responds to questions submitted by our listeners. This week, we’re diving into a handful of relevant topics for small business owners, especially those in marketing and e-commerce.In this episode, host Jason Portnoy, alongside co-host Megan, shares insights on choosing the right tools for business operations, specifically discussing the merits of Keep over HubSpot for certain business needs. He advises finding affordable website designers and explores the effectiveness of long versus short social media captions for engagement and product visibility. Additionally, Jason touches on handling competitors copying business strategies, emphasizing the positive side of being influential enough to be imitated. The episode also covers personal anecdotes, including Jason's experience at Grant Cardone's GrowthCon, highlighting the value of attending well-produced events. The conversation details the upcoming Amplify Live event, inviting lis

In this episode of the podcast, guest Cody Sperber, a real estate mogul and entrepreneur, unpacks the nuances of cash flow management, investment strategies, and the psychological aspects of financial success. Cody emphasizes the importance of buying undervalued properties, avoiding full-price retail purchases, and explores the mindset shifts necessary for wealth accumulation. He reflects on his personal journey from a scarcity mindset to becoming a self-made millionaire through mentorship and strategic thinking. The discussion extends to the critical aspects of scaling a business, the importance of team alignment, and cultivating a culture that supports growth and innovation. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for entrepreneurs and investors aiming to elevate their financial literacy and business acumen in the competitive real estate landscape and beyond.Want to work with Jason one-on-one? Click HereConnect with Jason PortnoyWebsiteInstagramTikTokLike the episode? Watch and support us on YouTube.Vi

“Ask Jason” is a weekly segment where JPORT Media founder Jason Portnoy responds to questions submitted by our listeners. This week, we’re diving into a handful of relevant topics for small business owners, especially those in marketing and e-commerce.In this episode, Jason answers viewer questions about recommending business tools, the ideal number of Facebook ad campaigns, using video vs images on social media, and staying motivated as a new business owner. His main advice is that there are no "magic numbers" or blanket recommendations - the right tools and strategies depend on your specific business and goals.To stay motivated, Jason suggests ensuring your goals are big enough to pull you through setbacks. Review your goals daily and connect with your future self to stay focused on your mission.The Importance of Setting Big Goals - 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Promotion - 00:22Amplify Consulting and J Port Media Agency - 01:25 Building a Business Around Your Life - 03:00 Personal Story and The

In this interview, Chris Haddad, a seasoned copywriting expert, delves into the essence of effective copywriting, emphasizing the paramount importance of the concept or idea behind the offer. Haddad shares his perspective on the fundamental qualities that make a great copywriter, including curiosity, determination, and the ability to work independently. Through anecdotes and examples, he illustrates the crucial role of storytelling and emotional connection in marketing, ultimately providing a comprehensive overview of the skills and mindset required to succeed in the competitive field of copywriting.Like the episode? Watch and support us on YouTube.Visit us also on Apple Podcasts! Help us spread the word by subscribing and leaving a review—we appreciate your feedback!

Success and happiness in business are about aligning with our deepest values, not just chasing goals. It's the resilience to rise from setbacks and the wisdom to adapt that truly defines our journey.In this episode of Perfectly Mentored, host Jason Portnoy engages with Taylor Welch about the essence of success, the importance of resilience and adaptability, and the pursuit of genuine happiness in business and personal life. Taylor shares his excellent perspective on facing challenges and the importance of aligning one's actions with personal values and goals. The discussion also delves into the concepts of certainty in decision-making, the significance of being a generalist in the modern business world, and strategies for entrepreneurs to define and achieve their true desires.Connect with Taylor Welch: https://taylorawelch.com/Topics Covered: The Importance of Learning from Failure: 00:02:10Building Self-Confidence Through Resilience: 00:03:00Embracing Risks and Uncertainty: 00:05:00Aligning Actions

"The more we can be real and show our true selves, the more we can connect with the right people." In this engaging podcast clip, host Jason Portnoy talks with guest Alex Hall about the importance of setting boundaries in professional relationships, especially post-pandemic. They discuss the challenges of networking, building lasting client relationships, and the necessity of having a personal connection and trust in business. Gottlieb shares insights on the value of personal touch in client interactions, the impact of COVID-19 on social skills, and the importance of liking and trusting the people you work with. Like the episode? Watch and support us on YouTube.Visit us also on Apple Podcasts! Help us spread the word by subscribing and leaving a review—we appreciate your feedback!

“Ask Jason” is a weekly segment where JPORT Media founder Jason Portnoy responds to questions submitted by our listeners. This week, we’re diving into a handful of relevant topics for small business owners, especially those in marketing and e-commerce.In this episode of the Ask Jason Show, hosts Jason and Megan delve into the multifaceted marketing world, offering tailored advice and debunking one-size-fits-all solutions. Topics range from the intricacies of achieving ROI in e-commerce to the efficacy of TikTok ads. Jason and Megan emphasize the importance of context and detail in marketing strategy, advocating for a personalized approach over generic methods. Additionally, the episode touches on the significance of selecting an e-commerce niche that aligns with one's passion, challenging the quick-rich mentality. They also briefly explore the role of supplements and health, advocating for a personalized approach based on individual deficiencies. Topics Covered:The Fallacy of One-Size-Fits-All in Marketi

Embarking on the entrepreneurial path after years of being a stellar employee isn't a walk in the park. Allie Bloyd, marketing maven and business coach, shares her experience of transitioning from the structured world of employment to the dynamic realm of entrepreneurship.In today's episode, Allie Bloyd, a local marketing expert, speaker, podcaster, and Clickfunnels Two Comma Club Award Winner, shares the mindset shift that led her to transition from a corporate marketing director to a thriving entrepreneur. She emphasizes the importance of having tangible outcomes in coaching and mentoring, stressing the need for strategy, templates, and systems for business growth. Allie's entrepreneurial path unfolds with twists and turns, from unexpectedly starting a group program to evolving her focus from agency work to mentorship.Topics covered:Transitioning current employer to a client [01:03] Balancing business and family [03:15] Experience with coaching [05:23] The power of coaching [07:02] Practical

“Ask Jason” is a weekly segment where JPORT Media founder Jason Portnoy responds to questions submitted by our listeners. This week, we’re diving into a handful of relevant topics for small business owners, especially those in the marketing and e-commerce spaces.In this episode of the Ask Jason Show, Jason and Megan address lagging sales for a sporting goods store, emphasizing the need to identify root causes like seasonality or ad effectiveness. Regarding e-commerce advice, they dismiss the one-size-fits-all approach, advocating for personalized strategies and knowing your numbers. The episode touches on concerns about a coach charging $500/month, with Jason advising to prioritize fit over price. Reflecting on bad advice, he highlights the misconception of needing everything figured out and questions the traditional notion that "school equals success."Topics covered:Boosting sales for an online sporting goods store [01:03] Misconception of tasks that truly move the needle for a business [03:45] Pri

Whether you're outsourcing, embracing alternative methods, or simply putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard), remember that your voice matters. Kimanzi's approach to writing is all about embracing your thoughts, exploring alternative methods, and understanding that writing is within everyone's reach.In this episode, Kimanzi Constable, the author of four books and he’s been published in over eighty publications, emphasizes the importance of omnipresence, urging entrepreneurs to be visible across various platforms for brand credibility. He sheds light on the enduring value of publications amidst the ever-changing landscape of social media. Kimanzi debunks the myth that writing is reserved for literary giants, encouraging listeners to express their thoughts cohesively, whether through articles, transcriptions, or even repurposed content. Learn the step-by-step approach to getting your first article published, and discover why becoming a contributor, not just being featured, is the key to unl

If you're worried about being a bragger, you likely won't come across as one. Genuine concerns about boasting indicate a self-awareness that braggers lack.In this episode, Jen Gottlieb, owner of Super Connector, a highly successful full-service PR agency, dishes out potent advice on overcoming imposter syndrome and fear. Jen reveals her powerful visualization technique to navigate fear, turning it into a passenger rather than a driver. She introduces the "badass list," a game-changing tool to combat imposter syndrome by recalling your remarkable achievements. The conversation evolves into a strategic approach to self-promotion without sounding salesy—Jen advocates for storytelling. Learn how to leverage media exposure not by bragging but by sharing relatable stories that address potential client objections.Topics covered:Dealing with imposter syndrome [01:24]Overcoming fear [03:03]Badass list [03:32]Utilizing the Badass List [04:25]Balancing self-promotion in content [06:07]Storytelling ap

Instead of boasting about your life, show us what you know. Visuals speak louder than words. Demonstrate a quick fix, a safety tip, or a before-and-after transformation. Your actions are your best story.In this episode, Jason and Dan Fleyshman, owner of Elevator Studio, drop some truth bombs on why brands need to shift their focus from being the hero to making their customers the hero. Plus, Dan spills the beans on the pitfalls of transactional marketing and the secret sauce to keeping customers happy. Tune in for the pro tips on building a personal brand, from the power of consistency to the magic in sharing your everyday expertise, even if you're just Joe from Alabama fixing roofs!Topics covered:Target's donation and narrative Alignment [02:10]Building brands over direct Sales [04:16]Focus on long-term customer satisfaction [05:18]Personal brand building tips [08:24]Collaboration for audience growth [10:03]Creating shareable content [11:24]Want to work with Jason one-on-one? Click HereConnect with

Ego stands as a major stumbling block on the road to fulfillment. Mature confidence comes from competence and relationships – not the blustering arrogance ego mistakes for assurance. Genuine confidence develops from small, consistent actions that form your identity over time.In this episode of Perfectly Mentored, Jason interviews his friend Cody Jefferson, founder of Embrace the Lion. Cody has over 20 years of experience coaching entrepreneurs, CEOs, and creatives to achieve personal growth, relational intimacy, leadership skills, and success. They discuss how to identify one's calling and build confidence to fully live into it, the importance of continual coaching and mentorship no matter one's level of success, dealing with ego on the path to achievement, Cody's movement to help men become great leaders and creators, and more.Topics covered:How to identify your calling [04:00]Living fully into your potential [10:17]The importance of continual coaching [38:35]Dealing with ego on the path to su

Chris urges listeners to break away from traditional banking norms and think like the financial elite. He recommends leveraging home equity by investing in real estate through private lending.In this episode, Chris Naugle, a professional snowboarder turned money mogul, spills the beans on his personal investment moves without holding back. No beating around the bush, he lays it all out—no suggestions, just his raw experience. From the chaos of the market to when it's time to jump back in, Chris dishes out the real talk. But what caught our attention? Home equity lines of credit and the secret sauce of whole life insurance. Forget the old-school way; Chris breaks down how he makes money work for him twice! Buckle up for this rollercoaster of financial wisdom and get ready to rethink your money game.Topics covered:The concept of dollar-cost averaging. [01:08]Buying treasury bonds. [02:21]Focusing on home equity lines of credit. [04:18]Chris explains the concept of HELOC. [05:01]Creating a banking system. [