Over the last few episodes, we've talked about the lessons that we've learned from a year of publishing a show every day. Yesterday, I talked about our plan going forward and how we're going to apply those lessons learned from the first year into our second year. We are also planning to take a break from publishing the show as we develop and launch some products.
Today is one of the very last episodes of season one of Monetization Nation. As you've heard over the last two episodes, I've talked about 30 different key lessons that we've learned from publishing every day for a year. In today's episode, I'm going to talk to you about the application of those principles in our show and how it will affect the future of Monetization Nation.
On February 5, 2021, when I started the Monetization Nation podcast, I made a commitment to publish content every single day for a year. As we’re finishing that year up, I have spent some time reflecting on my experience. In many ways, it has been much more time consuming than I expected, but I have also received a lot more out of it than I expected.
41% of Americans listen to podcasts monthly (Source: convinceandconvert.com) and 16 million people in the US are “avid podcast fans” (Source: PodcastHosting). The popularity of podcasts is growing rapidly and many businesses have already started to leverage this form of content to grow their businesses. Today we're going to discuss nine ways to monetize a podcast so we can use it as a viable option for growing our business.
Hello, Monetization Nation. Welcome back to another faith episode. Today we're going to talk about profiting with a purpose. Corporate social responsibility has become extremely important. Statistics have shown that it can actually drive greater employee satisfaction, customer satisfaction, and profit.
Welcome back to another episode with Timmy Bauer, the founder of Dinosaur House, a company that helps entrepreneurs create children’s books to grow their businesses. In the last episode, we discussed Timmy’s career and why entrepreneurs should consider writing...
Timmy Bauer is the author and illustrator of many children’s books including: Lucas the Dinosaur Entreprepreneur. He’s also the founder of Dinosaur House, a company that makes children's books for entrepreneurs, and the podcast host of five podcasts, including The Purpose Driven Entrepreneur.
Bryan Clayton is CEO and co-founder of GreenPal, an online marketplace that connects homeowners with local lawn care professionals. Before starting GreenPal, Bryan Clayton founded Peachtree Inc. one of the largest landscaping companies in the state of Tennessee growing it to over $10 million a year in annual revenue.
John Weiler began his writing career as a hit TV writer, for shows such as National Geographic’s Alaska State Troopers. In 2014, he transitioned into copywriting, blogging, and book publishing, working for several marketing agencies along the way and publishing multiple bestselling books, including Instant Credibility Online.
Welcome back to another episode with Kenny Harper, author of Amplified Business Breakthroughs. In the last episode, we discussed five easy and effective ways to maximize our profits. Today, we’re going to talk about three ways we can create predictable growth.
Kenny Harper works with small business owners to achieve more freedom and fulfillment by increasing business profitability through implementing proven systems and effective strategies. He is also the author of Amplified Business Breakthroughs.
This week I had to get an MRI and since I am a little claustrophobic, I was stressed about the procedure. As I was driving to the hospital I prayed for peace and as I prayed, the words, “My peace I give to you,” came into my mind. When this happened, a sweet peace and calmness came to my heart and I got through the MRI without further stress.
Robert Brown is an experienced executive and the CEO of the SaaS company, Olumo, which is focused on helping organizations get real time human sentiment data and insights to drive decision making. In today’s episode, we’re going to discuss how we can use data and insights to take better care of our employees.
Welcome back to another episode with John Jantsch, a marketing consultant, speaker, and author. In the last episode, we discussed duct tape marketing and how to implement better strategies. Today, we’re going to continue our conversation on marketing and discuss how we can create the ultimate marketing engine.
John Jantsch is a marketing consultant, speaker, and author of multiple books including Duct Tape Marketing. He is also the founder of the Duct Tape Marketing Consultant Network, which trains and licenses independent consultants and agencies to use the Duct Tape Methodology. In today’s episode, we’re going to discuss duct tape marketing.
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