811: Disrupting the Publishing Industry , Scott Turman, BrightRay Publishing
Disrupting the Publishing Industry
Scott Turman, BrightRay Publishing
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 811 Scott Turman
Scott Turman is a technologist, entrepreneur, and author that is making book writing accessible. He started his career writing code and cryptographic systems for organizations such as NASA, the US Department of Defense, Disney, and other Fortune 500s. He is the founder and CEO of BrightRay Publishing, a company that offers writing and publishing services for founders, CEOs, celebrities, sports figures, politicians, and other professionals.
Scott has co-written two books, Stop Getting Fu*ked by Technical Recruiters: A Nerd’s Guide to Negotiating Salary and Benefits which reached Amazon’s Top 10 rank for its category, and How to Build Your Brand with a Book: Establishing Yourself as a Published Expert. Scott was named after Scott Carpenter, the fourth American in space. His father, Arthur Turman, had worked with Scott Carpenter on Mercury-Atlas 7 at NASA. Scott is married to the Belgian architect Birgit Turman. He lives with his wife and son in Maitland, Florida.
Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Scott Turman about disrupting the publishing industry.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
- How books are a good way to get new business and build a brand.
- Why writing a book can be beneficial to business owners and entrepreneurs.
- What a knowledge panel on Google is, how it works, and how to get on it.
- How to get around gatekeepers to facilitate your dream connections.
- Why entrepreneurs should think of themselves as synonymous with their brand.
Connect with Scott:
Guest Contact Info
@ScottTurman
@BrightrayPub
@ascottturman
@brightraypublishing
facebook.com/scott.turman
facebook.com/brightraypub
linkedin.com/in/scottturman
linkedin.com/company/brightray-publishing
Links Mentioned:
brightray.com
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