Recently I had to take a half day off to do yard work; when you’re self-employed, the opportunity cost can be actual lost money. For me it was $750. I could have hired someone and kept working on things I needed to do, and it was have cost less. The same can be true for most things you do with your podcast.
Continuing this series on why you should start a podcast, up next is a secondary benefit of interviews and working in a new area: expanding your newtwork.
In order for someone to buy your product or service, they need to know, like, and trust you. There are lots of ways to establish trust – reviews, testimonials, and helpful blog posts are just a few. But if you really want someone to get to know you, there’s an increasingly popular avenue for you:…
Hi, I’m Joe. Every week, I share the exact tips, strategies and tactics I use to bring in $50,000+ a year from my podcast.
“In just implementing a few of the strategies you’ve provided, I’m already starting to see traffic to my website and unique downloads per episode increase.”
This is fantastic, Joe! You’re giving me so much confidence and making this seem much less daunting! Thanks so much.