Episodes

Content entrepreneurs with large audiences can afford to focus on one revenue source. Joe Rogan can do it. PewDiePie can. So can Tim Urban from Wait But Why. But the creator middle class needs to diversify to survive. If that's you, time to get started.

You don't have to sell, but you should have an exit plan. I've discovered six very different exit strategies from content creators and content entrepreneurs that will help you create your own exit plan.

It's not the creator economy. Or the passion economy. Content creators won't get the job done. The fastest growing area of entrepreneurship today are content entrepreneurs.

I've gone deep down the rabbit hole with NFTs and creator coins. I'm starting to believe that they might be part of the future for content creators.

Creator programs from Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter are courting themselves to journalists and independent content creators. It's very seductive. Don't be fooled.

It's a tough question to ask when you think about the content and information you send to your audience. Are you really indispensible? If you aren't, why are you creating content in the first place?

Most businesses don't have a content tilt? For content creators, if you don't have a content tilt worth its salt, you'll never create a sustainable business model.

Some apparently very smart people in media and content think they own their Facebook groups. Boy, are they in for a surprise?

NFTs are going to be incredibly important for content creators and content marketing in the very near future. It's time to understand more about NFTs (non-fungible tokens).

My business was failing until I made a list of what I was good at and what I was not so good at. From there, I made some important decisions...and everything changed for the better.

Most people forget that Amazon sold books for three years before selling anything else. This is exactly what a content entrepreneur needs to do to be successful.

This lovely podcast comes courtesy of my wife, who gave us today's topic. Maybe one of my most important messages to date.

So many content creators can't get off the content treadmill. It's tough, but there is a way out. Just plan for it.

Joe talks about his journey from novelist to audience builder, and gives some advice on what to focus on to become the leading expert in your content niche.

The first few days of January brought us a slew of content buying and selling. Looks like the gold rush of content is upon us. Time for you to join the fray?

Nothing kills goal setting more than the creation of goals you can't measure. Is that you? In 2021, make sure every one of your goals includes a measurable number.

The future is here. There are kids around the world right now building audiences and charting a new path. How about you?

Here are nine incredibly helpful success, financial and giving strategies to make sure that 2021 is your best year ever.

Creating a content mission statement for every one of your original content channels is not just a nice thing to do for 2021...it may just be the most important strategic activity you could do.

What if there was a day created that could make all your dreams come true? That's reset day...a one day battle against change. Difficult? Yes. Worth it? Absolutely.

Joe discusses four key strategies he's thinking about for 2021, including buying media properties, killing social media channels, focusing on the email newsletter and...investing in Bitcoin.

Content Inc. businesses fail when they diversify too quickly. The Joe Rogan Experience and Accidentally Wes Anderson are two amazing examples that did it the right way.

Joe shares a couple stories about media companies that cut costs and held on during past recessions. The results were not good.

In John Cleese's new book, creativity, he talks about the biggest killer of creativity, interruption, and two distinct strategies to overcome it.