141 | How To Get Through Digital Pollution To Connect With Your Clients w/ Ethan Beute

B2B Community Builder Show (formerly Chief Executive Connector)

We live in a world that is more digitally connected than ever, and those that make the most connections will build anything they dream, but how do we get past the digital pollution of endless emails, DM's, and the endless stream of content in our face to get to the community we wish to serve? That is why Ethan Beute is evangelizing the category of human-centered communication.
As the Chief Evangelist for BombBomb, Ethan is leading the way in brining humanity back to the communication systems of our rapidly digitalizing world.
In this episode, we talked about:
- How to breakthrough digital pollution with human-centered communication to make the connections you need
- Why evangelism is the 3rd pillar of category design and community, and how to evangelize your cause
- Tactical advice on using video in your digital communications that will set you apart in our digital native world
Don't miss the chance to learn from someone on the cutting edge of the digital communication revolution!
Connect with Ethan!
Links: https://linktr.ee/ethanbeute
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethanbeute/
Books: https://bombbomb.com/book
Podcast: https://bombbomb.com/podcast
Home page: https://bombbomb.com

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