What Startups Need For Success
In this episode of TheStrugglingBiz.com, we deliver the content from a repurposed episode from earlier podcasts on a topic that is very much still relevant today — differentiating your business in a saturated market. And for that, we bring you two case studies: The market of podcast shows about interviews with entrepreneurs and small businesses […]
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In this episode, we repurpose the content from a prior episode in a previous podcast show (which was taken down by the lame-stream media). The name of this new podcast show is 2030Podcast at 2030podcast.com. So why 2030Podcast? Because one of the main topic will be the financial prognostications in an upcoming episode, and possibly
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In this episode, we repurpose a podcast show episode from a prior podcast show that deals with additional ways that an entrepreneur or small business owner can leverage podcasts for creating additional revenue streams. Originally delivered as a presentation at a major Podcast Conference, this presentation (and its accompanying pdf document with the slides) can deliver
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Here we announce to our loyal fans and audience members of this podcast show that we are taking a small break. Although we had been publishing an episode and releasing it almost every day for the past few weeks, we are now going to change our schedule. NOTE: THIS SHOW IS NOT PODFADING — it
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In this episode, we discuss the topics brought about by Daniel J Lewis in his podcast show, The Audacity to Podcast. These topics spanned a couple of his podcast episodes where he discussed the differences among four types of podcasters — some of which definitely are in the area of entrepreneurs or businesses: Professional Podcaster;
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In this episode, we discuss the dangers to the small business or the entrepreneur in new media and podcasting of being “taken down” from the publishing site or being “de-platformed” from one of the video or audio environments just because of the content that does not agree with the political agenda of the owners —
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In this episode, we discuss the four steps of becoming a profitable content creator that lead you to being a thought leader. These four steps were described originally by Paul Colligan in his podcast show called The Podcast Report. The four steps are: Subject matter expert that leads to becoming known as a Luminary; Problem-solver
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In this episode, we repurpose an episode from a prior podcast show that describes who makes the best entrepreneur — and you may be surprised, because it may not be who you think. And in my opinion, this repurposed episode describes who makes the best entrepreneurs from the areas of discipline, planning, experience and skills
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In this episode, we review the END GAME for aspiring startups, new small business owners, entrepreneurs, etc., in the area of new media content creation — including podcasting, screencasting, videocasting, blogging, book authoring, etc. (Editor’s note: this episode was recorded while waiting in a medical office for a medical appointment — and thus we apologize
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In this episode of TheStrugglingBiz.com, we repurpose an earlier interview with a small business owner who defied conventional wisdom of making a profitable business in podcasting by the usual means and processes. Since 2015, he has done just the opposite of what most podcasters do — he started a business NOT to create podcast episodes
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