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Victoria is the owner of VSmith Media, LLC a digital marketing company in Tennessee. She is a seasoned digital marketer with a background in communications and journalism. She is experienced in email marketing, social media marketing, and website design and development alongside a plethora of additional assets associated with getting your business/brand online. The mission of VSmith Media is to get small business online using the most important channels of digital; local, search, and social media. After 5 years as a solopreneur, Victoria has learned to share her experiences in digital marketing as a means to grow her client base, while exploring new tools, methods, and integrations for small business owners to work smarter not harder. Working with clients as a partner instead of a outside hire, she has seen businesses develop more trust with the biggest parts of their digital marketing struggles. Work with VSmith Media to Get Hits, Get Leads through local, search, and social.
Michael Bahas is the owner of Trim Radio Network and the host of Take Point 22, and Lifewalk with Christ God on the TRIM Radio Network.
Stu Shear is our network finance guy. His keen insights to the financial market and preppers world keeps us all aware of the financial future of our country.
Maggie Heart is an internationally known gifted healer, seer, teacher, lecturer, author, radio host, and ordained minister specializing in Spiritual Warfare. She offers individual and group intuitive guidance, healing, clearing, life coaching, counseling, prayer work, and also classes in person, by phone, and on Zoom and Skype by appointment. Maggie does not use any tools in spreading her knowledge, she uses only the prayers and meditative guidance given to her by the God source/the Universe, or whatever you choose to call your higher power.
