Michael Baptiste Marketing Specialist & Business Coach Interview Launched

Jul 29, 2017

Daily Flash has recently broadcasted nationwide a TV interview with Michael Baptiste, a young 28-year-old entrepreneur, who has founded and has been successfully running 2 businesses, Banana Wave Bananamilk and High Ticket Freedom, and is considered to be a “Superstar” Entrepreneur.

South Miami, United States - July 29, 2017 /PressCable/ —

An interview with Digital Marketing Specialist and Business Coach, Michael Baptiste, has been recently broadcasted on Daily Flash. The interview has impressed and inspired many viewers as it shows the success story of a young entrepreneur, who at the age of 28 has already founded 2 successful businesses.

More information can be found at: http://highticketfreedom.com/daily-flash-interview/.

Michael Baptiste is a unique example of an aspiring entrepreneur who knows how to build and manage a start up company and leave legacy one can be proud of.

Although he is only 28 years old, Michael Baptiste has already founded 2 successful business that are on track to multiple 6-figures in sales revenue per year. Harnessing the power of his vision and intention, Baptiste has brainchild and found his first successful business while still in college.

He is a Co-founder and CEO of High Ticket Freedom, which aim is to help entrepreneurs, coaches, and consultants all over the world build 5 and 6 figure monthly businesses from scratch.

High Ticket Freedom has helped many of Baptiste’s clients attract high ticket coaching & consulting clients and produce over $1.5M in client results in both online sales & investments with the coaching and investor pitch strategies presented at his training.

Michael Baptiste is also co-founder of Banana Wave Bananamilk, a company that produces the worlds first ever non-dairy Banana milk beverage that is presented in the interview as a great alternative to coconut and rice milk and a tasty and healthy ingredient of protein shakes. The Banana Wave Bananamilk is natural energy booster that is currently in stock in stores like Whole Foods, HEB, GNC. Besides, Michael Baptiste and his team are now securing a nationwide distribution deal with Walmart.

Today, Baptiste provides consultations to high-level businesses and helps them implement a signature high ticket group coaching offer in their business strategies and become the next business Superstars.

In discussing the Daily Flash interview, Baptiste said: “I started in college by discovering the ability to make money online, and after 2 1/2 years of studying in college I performed a live seminar that had about 100 students participants. Following that seminar, I partnered with a student to create and launch Banana Wave and two years after launching the Banana Wave company I launched my own digital marketing agency.”

In addition to that, Baptiste shares that he wants to help more people create and successfully launch their own businesses using online marketing. As a business coach and mentor, he manages to fulfill this goal by teaching the theoretical and practical aspects of digital marketing and by helping business owners and entrepreneurs enjoy more financial and time freedom.

In the interview, he discusses the importance of mentorship and outsourcing to the start up ventures and the creation of businesses.

Interested parties can view the Daily Flash interview and learn more about the success story of Michael Baptiste and the High Ticket Freedom training that he offers by visiting http://highticketfreedom.com/daily-flash-interview.

Contact Info:
Name: Michael Baptiste
Organization: BGM Agency LLC.
Address: 5918 Southwest 62nd Terrace, South Miami, FL 33143, United States
Phone: +1-786-558-3109

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 223211

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