Matt Sweetwood is known for his innovative and transformative ideas as a marketing, social media and business-development consultant. He has experienced professional and personal success as an award-winning marketer and CMO club member and as president of Unique Photo, through his reinvention of the modern camera superstore. Sweetwood is currently writing his first book, Man Up, and is a regular contributor on national TV and to several publications in the business, social media, marketing. parenting, ethics and politics arenas.
“Sorry, No Trump Supporters on My Dates” If you live in New York City and voted for Donald Trump, you are going to have trouble finding a date. And I have the experiences to prove that. With the advent of the Internet and dating apps, the world of […]
I admit it: I was Ph.D. program dropout. And apparently, a lot of other people are dropouts, too.
A fun live discussion with GetConnectDAD at the 2017 Dad2Summit from San Diego.
Actor, Josh Temple talks with Matt about fatherhood, how dads can get support during hard times, the spiritual journey Matt went through to raise his 5 kids as a single dad, and the heating system.
It’s easy to just stay in one place but you sometimes have to get out, travel and meet people to be successful.
Building on my own personal success, I share with you the 13 tips that will help make your live buzzes on beBee a big success for you and help you build your personal brand and business.
When one parent is a family’s sole source of emotional stability, either alone or in a couple, the burden can take a heavy toll. Next week at Dad 2.0 Summit in San Diego I’ll be talking on a panel about the best resources for maintaining your stamina and your sanity, as well as the best alternatives when none of those is an option.
Please enjoy this video where I discuss the re-invention of the camera store and photography business I operated for 28 years and my new role as US CEO of the new social media platform, beBee.com – and why personal branding is a crucial part of being successful in today’s connected world.
If you are running a photo retail store, I don’t have to tell you 2016 was a difficult year for photo retailers. If natural disasters killing camera production and supply wasn’t bad enough, we had Amazon adding same-day delivery to major markets—trying to compete directly with the instant gratification one gets from buying locally.
Carpe Diem – Take every opportunity to have a BIG Life
