David Rosendahl Media Bio & Press Kit

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David Rosendahl is Co-Founder of MindFire, helping 15,000+ companies prove that direct mail works through OmniChannel attribution. A 26-year industry veteran and USPS MTAC member, he’s pioneering AI voice technology for direct mail—giving mail recipients a new way to engage with the brands in their mailbox.

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Webinars

Want David as a moderator or presenter for your next Webinar? 

We can help with the planning, promotion, execution, and follow-up for your next Educational Webinar.  Topics include:

• “Think Outside the MailBox” — for the latest trends in Direct Mail, Informed Delivery, and digital augmentation of print
• “The Underground Playbook for Growing Your Leads & Sales” — an educational session focused on how to extract leads & sales from LinkedIn and other leading-edge electronic channels.
• A customized topic of your choice!

Here are examples of webinars David has done: https://mindfireinc.com/educational-webinars/

Fees start at $10,000. MindFire clients receive special partner pricing — contact us for details.

Packages include promotion across Dave’s social channels, MindFire’s corporate social channels, email distribution (50K+ people), and more.

Interview Questions & Topics

David can speak to the following in interviews (podcasts, articles, and so on); when interviewing David, no question is off-limits, so by no means is the following a comprehensive summary:

• The dueling, often-at-odds role conflicts between entrepreneurship, fatherhood, and being a husband
• What it takes to start from an idea and gain initial traction
• Why most marketing and salespeople these days are in for a rude awakening — and job loss — unless they adapt
• How technology is going to make marketing and salespeople better — and why marketing automation is often the wrong decision
• Why print is not dead — and how it is used efficiently by companies of all sizes to generate leads and grow revenue (and how Facebook helps improve direct mail in a way few people know)
• How commercial printers can grow their leads and sales, and why it is essential that they do regular, ongoing self-promotion (or run the risk of severe revenue swings)
• The “zero data problem” (see more here: https://mindfireinc.com/do-you-suffer-from-the-zero-data-problem/), and how companies can avoid this to leapfrog their competitors
• How companies like Nordstrom & J. Jill made strategic errors by cutting direct mail — and how commercial printers, agencies, and brand marketers need to learn this important lesson before it is too late (see more here: https://mindfireinc.com/nordstrom-president-cuts-direct-mail-then-this-happened/)
• How MindFire was once in the dry desert of “no leads” — and the strange strategy that turned things around (even without requiring more staff, new content, or new data to feed acquisition efforts)
• How to use LinkedIn (and in general, social media) to create awareness and drive leads
• Why if you’re not demanding attention in your market, you’re likely dying a slow death — and why money follows attention
• How Dave went from wanting to be a world-class classical pianist to a software entrepreneur — and the critical lesson his early piano training taught him (and how Tony Robbins later said the same)
• The difference between being a consumer of social media and a producer — and how this mind-shift makes all the difference for business owners, marketers, and salespeople

What People Say

“I sat in a room with 200 people from all over the country, from ages in their 20s to probably 60s, maybe 70s, maybe 80s. Education levels ranged from high school diploma to master’s or more. But one thing stood out: I didn’t see a single person get up and go to the bathroom. I didn’t see a single person checking their phone. I didn’t see a single person flipping through stuff like they normally would. It was engaging no matter where you were from, what your background was, what your age was, or what your education level was. I had literally never seen anything like that before.”

Amy Palmer, Printing Services Technician II at Region 7 Education Center

David: Your presentation was truly at the right time for my life and has made me so excited to go after something I knew I needed to do for many years!!!

The timing was perfect for me because I was considering creating a social media campaign for my personal brand.  Your ideas and kind honest presentation has gotten me moving forward with a plan and process.  I also appreciated your openness to share your real life including difficult conversations like suicide.  In addition it was great to see that you have received business out of the efforts.  As a whole the presentation was sincere, clear and positive and has gotten me creating content and doing research.  So thanks again!

Thank you again,

Grady D. Martine, Vice President, Corporate Development and Acquisitions

I’ve been on Linked IN since 2006 and have gathered many connections from all over the world. And it’s helped in my freelance, and helped me get projects along the way. When you said you could share and the reach is vast even if you don’t have connections, it blew my mind. So my goal is to more involved with Linked IN, I have let it slack, and its a great B2B marketplace. Your point of the 3 ways to best communicate – Writing, Video, and Audio. I guess never thought of it that way, but it comes down to those 3 however you pull them together. I have had success in video slides even in Facebook and adding one of their sound tracks, it wasn’t overwhelming, but it did make a difference. 🙂

Cathleen Tyson, Graphic Designer/Production at Panhandle Presort Service