EPISODE · Nov 17, 2022 · 20 MIN
Media guru shares how failure should never be an option when you are living in your purpose.
from Building a Leadership Mindset · host Nicky Cuesta
Meet Tim Burt Tim Burt has more than 30,000 ads to his name, which have generated over $500 million in global sales. He has created marketing campaigns and commercials for virtually every type of business. These include B2B, B2C, even a presidential campaign in Ghana (2016). In 2021, Tim invented The QR Market™, a revolutionary marketing tool that allows you to sell up to 4 things on the same screen – at the same time. Tim has collaborated with such Fortune 500 companies as: Burger King South African Airways Toyota Graybar…and many others. He has also helped thousands of small businesses around the world. His clients include: a yoga studio in Canada an English language class in India a bra shop in Mozambique an online gaming company in Johannesburg, South Africa a boat restoration company in Belize a medical clinic promoting a breakthrough device that reverses the effects of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and many, many more. Tim spent 25 years in the corporate broadcasting world, the last 16 years were with CBS Radio in St. Louis. There, he worked with countless clients, having to write commercials for everything from multi-million-dollar homes to ice cream, tires, etc. Virtually anything you can think of! Here, you can see Tim holding is final time sheet for CBS Radio (2017). Tim is a 3-time international award-winning author, public speaker, and business marketing strategist for companies of all sizes worldwide. Tim now runs his ad agency Tim Burt Media, which creates approximately 300 ads per year for radio, television, online, and offline platforms. He also creates jingles and even theme songs for television shows! BlackFriday | Marketing With Tim Burt
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