Dan Shinder Email & Phone Number

Unlike most who profess to offer similar social media marketing products and services as I do, what I teach and provide comes from the experience of using the successful strategies to grow an immense audience—One Million+ Followers—on social media 100% organically without ever spending money on ads or boosting posts. The biggest error I see by brands/companies of all sizes in all industries when it comes to social media marketing is this: No one seems to know enough to vet the right trainer, consultant or provider. They get hurt by this. I help solve this error by giving a complete analysis of a company or entrepreneur's social channels to show them what's working and what's not. What I teach and the service I provide can work for any industry, and I guarantee you can get results from it.I teach everything I have done to reach millions of people a week using social media (without paying for ads or, without boosting posts) and create a following of over one million people.Do you think you could get bring in more income if you had 100s of 1000s of ACTIVE fans on your SM community every day in love with your brand? Of Course You Could! Here's How:My Courses are Different. I teach Mastery of Content for the Fundamentals: Human Connection, Communication, Relationship-Building with your ideal fans & consumers; and how this relates to web traffic drivers, opt-ins, and sales. I help break bad habits of pudding your target market over the head constantly with what to offer and teach you 20 new content categories your target market will love and engage with. I also teach how to get around the reach-squashing algorithms of Facebook and Instagram, and how to stop using hashtags that you think are helping your posts, but they are actually hurting them.What I teach doesn't just focus on the mechanics of a platform; but rather an understanding of demographics, psycho-graphics and human behavior on social media. What I teach works for any platform.

Social Media On Steroids (SMOS) is a line of workshops, courses and consulting in which I teach everything I have done to reach millions of people a week using social media (without paying for ads or, without boosting posts) and create a following of over one million people.Do you think you could get bring in more income if you had 100s of 1000s of ACTIVE fans on your SM community every day in love with your brand? Of Course You Could! Here's How:My Courses are Different. I teach Mastery of Content for the Fundamentals: Human Connection, Communication, Relationship-Building with your ideal fans & consumers; and how this relates to web traffic drivers, opt-ins, and sales. I help break bad habits of pudding your target market over the head constantly with what to offer and teach you 20 new content categories your target market will love and engage with. I also teach how to get around the reach-squashing algorithms of Facebook and Instagram, and how to stop using hashtags that you think are helping your posts, but they are actually hurting them.Many companies offer a social media course, yet they don't have the numbers themselves to support their qualifications and have never built a huge highly engaged community around a brand. Go ahead, check out our FB Fan Page! facebook.com/drumtalktv and yes, this can work for virtually ANY business in ANY industry. What I teach doesn't just focus on the mechanics of a platform; but rather an understanding of demographics, psycho-graphics and human behavior on social media. What I teach works for any platform.20 Years in 'Big Brand' Trenches:Dan had been working & consulting for big brands for most of his working life, and combined marketing, technology, internet, broadcast, multimedia, and sales experience. Contact me and let's t least have a chat!

Hello! Thanks for taking the time to check out this section of my LI profile. I am the Founder and CEO of Drum Talk TV, a lifestyle media company spanning B2C and B2B Publishing, Broadcasting, eCommerce, Events, Documentaries, and Marketing, with a primary emphasis on drumming. I am also the executive producer, director, and primary host of Drum Talk TV's flagship web series. We have over one million fans from over 130 countries and reach millions of more people each week. We also have great marketing/advertising programs to connect you/your products with our audience, if that is something you/your brand is looking for. Ever since our first year, we achieved 900% more online reach and engagement than allllll our media peers combined. This includes Modern Drummer, Drum!, Drumhead, Rhythm, Drum Channel and all the rest. I also teach how I have done this without ever boosting posts or buying ads.I have been a drummer since the age of 7 in 1970, I went pro at 15 by touring and opening for bands like Blue Oyster Cult, Styx, Seals & Crofts, and Heart. In the business world, MY experience began with business ownership of a glass art business in Los Angeles in 1984, then eventually national management of wholesale sales & marketing for an A/V distributor; then he moved into composing and producing in several music genres—and finally spent more than a decade in television and video production. I produced and directed corporate videos, biographies, documentaries, a cooking show of my own and live news shows for the internet. Drum Talk TV exists to enrich the drumming community with entertainment, history, learning & professional development, events, and opportunities to connect.You can see all our interview episodes with today's biggest artists, educators, event coverage, documentaries and videos from our fans from around the world at: www.facebook.com/drumtalktvwww.youtube.com/drumtalktvchannelwww.video.com/drumtalktvwww.instagram/drumtalktvwww.drumtalktv.com

This was a very short lived business, though significant in Dan Shinder's career for two reasons:1. It was the first time Dan applied video production and all his other business skills to drumming2. It was during Dan's Drum Clinics that Dan first began using Social Media for business and the strategies that has taken Drum Talk TV to reach 20 million people a week all began here.Dan's Drum Clinics was an online video drum lesson platform. The lessons were prerecorded by Dan, uploaded to YouTube and distributed through a Facebook page. The Facebook page is also where topics were nurtured into discussions as a forum among drummers from 60 countries, a benchmark reached within the first three months of the brand's existence.In DDC's second month, July of 2012, Dan got the idea to interview fellow drummers and drumming educators. The concept was this: "Not all lessons happen behind a drum kit or at a practice pad. Lessons could be learned from listening to other drummers perspectives based on their unique experiences. From the day Dan mentioned to his wife Nja that he was going to do interviews, she said, "That is what is going to go big and put you back on the map!"​ Dan played it down, sincerely believing and adamantly stating, "No, it's all about the lessons, the interviews are just to encourage learning."​But in November of 2012 after about a dozen interviews and creating television-like episodes, complete with heavy post production intros and outros and deciding to cover the 2013 NAMM Show, Dan realized his wife was right. With the popularity of the interviews growing on social media and the opportunity that lay ahead, Dan realized his wife was right.By the end of the year he moved "Drum Talk"​ as a tab on the Dan's Drum Clinics website, to Drum Talk TV, LLC and left Dan's Drum Clinics behind. On January 1, 2013 Drum Talk TV was officially born.

During a 4 1/2-year run, Shin-Dig Film Production produced corporate marketing, sales & training videos for large companies, as well as main-street businesses; biographies & documentaries, all for broadcast on web channels and/or DVD product sales. Notable clients include The Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race and The Tad James Company, the world's leader in NLP and Hypnotherapy training.

This company was a multilevel marketing company and the product they provided was a live streaming video service and a video email platform. Dan was the lead video director/producer for the marketing department. He worked for the corporation and his responsibilities included the following: Produce and direct the company's two per week live internet news broadcasts; one for the consumer side, one for the affiliate’s side. Dan also produced an average of 12 videos each week, which were either promotional materials or training videos.

Thynk Tank Productions primary work was as a subcontractor running the multimedia department of Mystery Shop Link and Service Research group, the largest mystery shopping companies in the United States.Mr. Shinder worked as the department head, as well as producer and director, as well as ran post production. Production work in a 2 year period included over 600 training videos for the nationwide workforce to become certified in various categories of mystery shopping, as well as approved to shop for specific accounts'​ assignments. Most videos were produced as part of training syllabi, each often made up of as many as 25 videos each.Production for clients included Wells Fargo Bank, Citibank, McDonald's, KFC, Taco Bell, various car dealerships around the US and more.

Chewww On This was a cooking show created by Dan Shinder. Mr. Shinder created the show when he had what he refers to as an "I can do that!"​ moment as an avid fan of the Food Network. The show began on CAPS Television in Ventura, California. Four months later the show earned "Best New Show"​ award from a people's choice vote. Mr. Shinder had no prior video experience whatsoever. "I knew exactly how I wanted the show to look, feel and sound, "Shinder explains, "​ as well as what I wanted the takeaway for the audience to be."​The show title was a play on words: Chewww On This!Something we do when we eat. A saying for something to think about.Each episode included the history of a dish, the etymology of the name, the nutritional aspects and more.Shinder made a last minute decision to film the series in his own home kitchen, as he explains:"We had arrangements to use a cooking school in Thousand Oaks. A big professional teaching kitchen. Then two weeks or less before we were to begin filming the first four episodes in one weekend, I said, 'I can't film this show there! We are supposed to be showing people how they can make what I am making. How is that going to be believable if I am doing it with everything they do not have in their own kitchen?'​ I wanted to inspire and empower people to try what I show them."​Within the first year, the show was on in 65 cities and had it's own sponsors. The highlight of the series was filmed at the 146th Air Lift Wing Air National Guard, Channel Islands. Dan and co-host Ed Babic cooked for 500 Air National Guard troops, most of whom were on their way to or had just returned from Iraq or Afghanistan. The show culminated with Dan interviewing three Tuskegee Airmen.Ten years later, Dan Shinder would take this experience, along with all the other video experience he gained along the way and apply it to Drum Talk TV, including the penetrating yet playful personality of the show, which has become the voice of the brand.

Pacific Supply & Trading Co. was a wholesale distributor of A/V Products and accessories, including JVC, Technics, Panasonic, Pelican Cases, SKB Cases, Wharfdale Pro Audio and Littlelite products.Mr. Shinder personally covered the territory made up of Southern California, Hawaii, Southern Nevada and Arizona, while also oversaw the nice independent rep firms who covered the rest of the US. Duties included managing of accounts, selling to accounts, introducing and training on new products, working four industry conventions annually.

Dan began his work as a professional drummer at 15. He joined "Spirit of America" and toured the United States the summer of 1978 and 1979. On these tours he opened for Styx, Heart, The Osmonds, Blue Oyster Cult, Seals & Crofts and others.He went on to play in various types of rock bands playing all over the San Fernando Valley and the Sunset Strip in Hollywood. Eventually (as more and more children were born), he moved from playing in bands, to producing up and coming bands and artists. This also led to his recording of a few instrumental projects, which led to producing, voice directing/casting and composing/performing music for radio commercials.Throughout this time he also did session work as a drummer on projects to symphonic music to hard rock to progressive rock to world music. He also taught drumming on and off. Dan still loves locking himself in his drum studio and playing his favorite music a few times a week.