Last Friday I had a great opportunity to sit down with Phil Gerbyshak and talk about all sorts of things. Mainly social media and current themes or ideas that are going on, but also about what he’s doing in Milwaukee.
You see, Phil figured out awhile ago what a lot of this means, and has been moving ever closer to going freelance and helping companies do what he does best: Make It Great. It’s more than a catch phrase, it’s really about perspective and choices we make.
A couple years back, Phil wrote the book Make It Great. From that inspiration and work, he’s developed a philosophy around doing things right, listening, and helping others do the same. That’s what he’s out to do in about a month.
About two months ago (or so), Phil decided to break away from corporate America and do what he’s best at – sharing his knowledge on social media with organizations who want to do things the right way, by listening to employees and customers, and letting them help guide the way an organization should work.
Here’s an interview I did with Phil on the topic of going independent and about his Make It Great philosophy. (Don’t worry, my camera work should get better in the future – I hope 
Here’s some links to Phil Gerbyshak & his work.
So, thank you Phil for the chance to have time to talk the invitation to visit you in Milwaukee soon, and the insight into how to make what I do even better. I truly appreciate it.
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Well social media has really a great impact on the world of internet marketing but the SEO people often ignore this thing and thats why they have a serious problem often for ignoring the social media!
Rick – thanks for doing a very great job on the video. I liked it a lot. You did a fine job as far as I'm concerned holding the camera.
I enjoy our conversations a lot. You ask insightful questions, and help me get deeper inside my own head and my reasons for why I do what I do. Thanks!
I hope you come visit soon. There's always room for you at my place!
Hi Phil! You sir are very kind. At least it was fairly stable.
We will talk soon, I'd love to visit Milwaukee again, I haven't been there in quite awhile. It's always great to learn from the best! 