Business Video Roundup: How to Build a Brand That Stands Out & More

Posted on 1.February.2019 by Mike Winters | @amcomcap

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In this week’s business video roundup, Evan Carmichael continues his interview series with Phanta’s Mark Drager, who discusses how to build a brand that gets noticed. We also have the founder of Salon Republic touting self-awareness as essential to long-term success, Patrick Bet-David going over the digital media trends entrepreneurs need to know for 2019, and the founder of Label Insight arguing for solutions based on real consumer needs. Plus, see how Houston METRO’s Small Business Enterprise Program helps local businesses succeed.

Entrepreneur: Founder of Salon Republic Believes Self-Awareness Essential to Success

In this quick three-minute interview, the founder of Salon Republic shares some of the things that he has learned over the years and gives his best advice to aspiring business owners.

Brand Design: How to Build a Great Brand That Gets Noticed

Here’s part five in Evan Carmichael’s interview series with Mark Drager from Phanta. In this one, the focus is on creating a memorable brand that will make people take notice.

Founder Dagan Xavier on How His Company Stands Out Via Innovative Solutions

Dagan Xavier, founder of Label Insight, says that the best innovative solutions are the ones based on the real needs of consumers. Solve real problems and your business can thrive.

Patrick Bet-David: Digital Media Trends of 2019 Every Entrepreneur Needs to Know

In this 25-minute video, Patrick Bet-David gives his insights into the digital-media trends that every entrepreneur should be aware of in order to stay ahead of the game in 2019.

METRO Houston: METRO’s Small Business Enterprise Program Opens Doors for Small Firms

Houston METRO’s Small Business Enterprise Program offers opportunities, training, and mentorship to small businesses. This video highlights one of the companies METRO has helped succeed — Midtown Engineers, LLC, a Houston-based civil engineering consulting firm.

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