Pink Banana Media featured on The Focus Group with John Nash

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Ever wonder how we came up with the name Pink Banana Media?  This and other questions are answered in this 17 minute radio show interview with John Nash of The Focus Group on SiriusXM.

We also cover and answer the following questions:

  • content marketing for small business
  • how often should i post?
  • curating versus your own content
  • how can LinkedIn help my business
  • learn more about our upcoming LGBTBizTech and LGBTWeek business conferences in 2015

To here the entire interview, go to https://app.box.com/s/ovbacmevz23ayrc8plph

For more information on Pink Banana Media, go to:
 - www.PinkBananaMedia.com
 - www.LGBTBizTech.com

The Focus Group:
SiriusXM's first original business program. Listen, Laugh and Learn with Tim Bennett & John Nash for an entertaining look at the world of business.
www.focusgroupradio.com

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