In the Media
Mike Filsaime Press, Stages, and TV
Mike Filsaime has appeared across television, press, podcasts, and international stages for two decades. This page collects the outlets, shows, and stages where his work has been covered.
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Where has Mike Filsaime appeared on television?
CBS This Morning featured Mike in a TV appearance on the rise of webinars as a business channel. NBC News has featured him as a guest on multiple segments covering Twitter, digital marketing, and charity work, including the Halo Dive for Charity.
Other broadcast appearances include News TV 55 and a TV feature on Black Friday online shopping.
Which publications have covered Mike Filsaime?
Forbes has carried his commentary on AI, marketing, and the next wave of digital business. Inc. has run founder interviews across multiple of his companies and product launches. Entrepreneur has featured him as a recurring contributor on software, funnels, and the modern operator stack.
What stages and podcasts has Mike Filsaime appeared on?
Two decades of keynotes, workshops, and practical teaching for entrepreneurs and operators, on live stages and in private rooms, including international stages in Brazil alongside other digital marketing figures.
- Traffic & Conversion Summit: keynote and main-stage appearances over the last decade.
- Funnel Hacking Live: featured speaker on funnels, webinars, and conversion.
- Business of Software: panel and interview appearances on SaaS, scale, and founder lessons.
- The Smart Passive Income Podcast: long-form interview on building durable digital businesses.
- Perpetual Traffic: recurring guest on traffic, automation, and customer acquisition.
- GrooveDigital Live: host of 100+ episodes for the Groove community of business owners.
- Live keynote on evergreen business principles and automating sales and marketing.
- Live session with Frank Kern on psychology and persuasion in marketing.
What does Mike Filsaime get asked about in the media?
The topics track the technology waves he was early to. Early coverage centered on webinars as a business channel, which is the wave he helped build the infrastructure for with WebinarJam and EverWebinar. Later coverage moved to funnels, automation, and the software stack that operators actually run.
Recent commentary has shifted to AI: what it changes for small business, what it does not change, and why the gap between people discussing AI and people using it for real work is still so wide.
What has Mike Filsaime built that the coverage refers to?
The companies behind the appearances are Groove.cm, Kartra, EverWebinar, WebinarJam, and Scale.gg. More than 250,000 customers have used products he built, more than 2 million people have joined his newsletter over the years, and over $175 million in tracked revenue has flowed through what he has built.
The 2006 launch that made him the second marketer in history to generate $1 million in a single product launch is the milestone most of the early coverage traces back to.
What is the through-line across two decades of appearances?
Every wave he was asked to explain had the same shape. A technology arrives, a small group works out how to use it commercially, and everyone else waits for someone to explain it without jargon. Email had that gap. So did e-commerce, funnels, webinars, and automation.
The interviews change subject but not job. The job is translating a thing that works into language a business owner can act on this week. AI is the fifth or sixth time around that loop, which is the reason the teaching style was already built before the technology showed up.
Is media coverage the same as being right about AI?
No, and it should not be treated that way. Press coverage proves that people asked, not that the answers were correct. Plenty of well-covered people were confidently wrong about the last five technology waves.
What the record is useful for is narrower: it shows a long history of being early and of explaining things in public, where being wrong is expensive. Judge the actual teaching by sitting in the room, which is what the money-back guarantee is there to make easy.
The attendee stories are the more useful evidence anyway. They come from people who paid, showed up, and reported what changed in their work afterward, which is a harder test than any interview.
Why does the media record matter here?
AI teaching is a category anyone can enter by learning the vocabulary a month before their audience does. A decade of press, keynotes, and broadcast appearances predating the AI boom is one of the few things that cannot be assembled quickly.
The point of this page is not the logos. It is that the person teaching the room was already being asked about technology shifts before this one arrived, and was early to the last five.
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