Have you ever met someone that is the cofounder of an Inc. 500 fastest growing business and one of the four best marketers under 40 according to American Marketing Association? You have now...
Chris Smith joins Dr Ruth Allan on Episode 062 and first LIVE episode of Season 4 of her show 'Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain.' Chris Smith is the cofounder of Curaytor (an Inc. 500 fastest-growing business) and is one of the four best marketers under 40, according to the American Marketing Association
His book, The Conversion Code, is taught at colleges like Johns Hopkins University and he has been a guest lecturer at NYU Chris used the blueprint in his book to quickly grow his own company to eight figures in annual recurring revenue, without raising any venture capital
His work has been featured in Adweek, Forbes, Fortune, and many other publications Previously, Chris worked for two billionaires, a billion-dollar publicly traded company, and a startup that was acquired for nine figures
His first book, Peoplework, received endorsements from the CEO of Zappos and Gary Vaynerchuk, who wrote the foreword In this episode we will explore Chris's unique brain attributes that made him the success he is today
I loved reading Chris's book Conversion Code - the best marketing book I have read to date. It's got simple, actionable steps explained in a logical order which you can easily implement to enhance your marketing
I was privileged to be the first person to interview Chris to talk about his unique brain and cognitive performance challenges, being diagnosed with bipolar disorder
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