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Neil Patel is the entrepreneur behind CrazyEgg and KissMetrics. He also helps businesses to increase their traffic and revenue. Among other 20 major brands, he has worked with Microsoft, Amazon, and TechCrunch. Neil also runs a popular blog, QuickSprout.
Danielle Smith is a digital correspondent, host, spokesperson, storyteller, speaker, media trainer, vlogger and now the author of the book “Mom, Incorporated: A Guide To Business + Baby”. She’s also the founder and creator of ExtraordinaryMommy.com and DanielleSmithMedia. On top of all that, Danielle is hosting and producing Bliss TV, creating video content for Babble and SheKnows and producing Vlogging Tips .
Dan Andrews runs his own blog TropicalMBA, where he teaches people how to start and run a lifestyle business. He also has a very popular podcast called Lifestyle Business Podcast with over 100 free episodes.
Erika Napoletano holds no fancy titles and is an expert at nothing except screwing up royally and learning from her mistakes. As the person behind the very successful blog RedheadWriting online persona, she’s been hailed by Forbes as a “spinless spin doctor” for her BS-free perspectives on business, marketing, branding, and life in general.
She’s the Head Redhead at RHW Media, a Denver-based marketing consulting firm, where she works with companies from all walks of life to keep them from looking like idiots online (and whatever that might entail).
She’s a twice-pulished author, including The Power of Unpopular (Wiley 2012), a columnist for Entrepreneur Magazine, and speaks at conferences across the U.S. on the inherent power of truth in business… or as she refers to it, the power of unpopularity.
In spite of lactose intolerance, she remains a fan of grilled cheese sandwiches and banana milkshakes. You can connect with her if your modern sensibilities allow on Twitter or Facebook and learn more about her at www.erikanapoletano.com.
Jeff Goins is an experienced writer who runs his own blog at Goins, Writer. He is an author of the very popular “The Writer’s Manifesto”, which Seth Godin described as “..a good wake up call and what you need to read…” Jeff’s work was also published on some of the most influential blogs on the internet, including ProBlogger, CopyBlogger and Lifehack.
