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Buttered coffee, infographic research tips, the importance of LinkedIn profiles and what podcast to listen to next… all this and more covered on the show today. I’m curious, what are some new businesses you’ve fallen in love with recently? Tell me in the comments.
Most of the people we meet who want to start a blog or podcast or business either have no idea how they’re going to make money or they’re too confident in some vague, doubtful scheme for revenue.
“I’m struggling to settle on a domain name! The one I want is already taken. Are hyphens ok? What about using a .biz or .net or .co? Help!” Have you ever asked questions like these? We get them in the forums and emails all the time. It’s time we shared our honest advice and stories on it.
Adam is a podcaster. He’s good at it. He enjoys it. He also follows all the blogs and gurus you’re supposed to, and they all tell him: you’ve got to blog, got to tweet, got to facebook, got to be everywhere!
Below is a blog roadmap that not only attracts a thriving audience, but also has the path to a product built right into the strategy. The video below is one that many Fizzle members consider the most helpful video in our entire library. (Fizzle has over 430 lessons at the time of writing.)
You may not feel like it, but you are absolutely skillful enough to create high performing and impactful stuff. (We’re talking about blog posts, podcasts, infographics, products, etc.) You’re capable of it, but if you’re like many of us indie entrepreneurs, you haven’t yet.
Every one of us entrepreneurs wants our businesses to be more popular. We want more eyes on our website and more love for our products. And yet, we also want to do good work. Businesses used to be able to make, package and sell crap and still be profitable.
You want to make blog posts, podcasts, products that are going to get found, hit a nerve, be seen and shared and loved. In this episode we share my favorite new research trick to come up with killer ideas for what content to make.
Questions from 4 listeners today take us into the realm of the USP (Unique Selling Proposition). We share some of our insights about getting to clarity in your offers to increase conversion and engagement. Enjoy!
For some reason you haven’t shipped that project yet. I haven’t either. We make excuses, even as we daydream about the idea. We fool ourselves with a future reality even as we procrastinate.