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In this episode of The Struggling Biz, we discuss the theme of the podcaster and entrepreneur owning his own .com. We refer to a prior episode of an earlier podcast show that gives us a case study in the world of entrepreneurs in the podosphere about a third party platform, blab.im. For your reference and […]
124- Caveat emptor for the Entrepreneur — own your own dot-com Read More »
In this episode of The Struggling Biz, we deliver some content from a repurposed episode (of a prior podcast show called The Struggling Entrepreneur) that deals with a comparison of activities in the business day of the solo-preneur — especially those that are time-wasters (or “time-sucks”) versus the effective revenue-generating activities (or “money-makers”). The original
123- Entrepreneur time-sucks vs revenue-generating activities Read More »
In this episode of The Struggling Biz.com, we discuss the dilemma reached by most service-based entrepreneurs — that of pricing and rates for your services. So we refer to a repurposed episode from a prior podcast show called The Struggling Entrepreneur, where we get some lessons of how you may raise your rates once you
122- Entrepreneur strategies for pricing and raising rates Read More »
In this episode of The Struggling Biz, we discuss a theme from a repurposed podcast that dealt with the topics of alternate strategies to recover and/or pivot from current direction of your business to a new area to grow to success. As you will hear in this previous podcast audio episode, the case studies (with
121- Entrepreneur alternate strategies for recovery Read More »
In this episode of The Struggling Biz, we review the top ten myths of an entrepreneur creating a business plan — and have them mainly debunked. The content is evergreen and is mainly a repurposed podcast episode from a prior show called The Struggling Entrepreneur. Here, we review the top ten myths of a business
120- Entrepreneur myths today debunked Read More »
In this episode of The Struggling Biz, we discuss the theme of having entrepreneurs now be offered programs that should help them succeed in their business through a SUBSCRIPTION-ONLY method of entry and sustainment. This is a relatively new trend that is growing (just as the podcast industry is growing with subscription-only offerings), especially in
119- Trend toward subscription-only programs for Entrepreneurs Read More »
In this episode of The Struggling Biz, we discuss the theme of deciding to attend live conferences during the 2nd half of 2021 — and its possible results (both good and bad). In particular, we have a case study for myself and my small business called Matrix Solutions Corporation — both for NOT attending a
118- For Entrepreneurs — probable decisions on attending live conferences in 2021 Read More »
In this episode of The Struggling Biz.com, we discuss a theme promoted by John Jantsch of the Duct Tape Marketing program that details The 5 funnels every consultant should build. Now, I have known John Jantsch since 2006, and I have personally met him in 2010 when he was on a book tour promoting his
117- Building funnels for an Entrepreneurship Read More »
In this episode of The Struggling Biz, we revisit a theme promoted earlier about a good age for successful entrepreneurs. This was originally discussed in this show from a prior episode which was a narrated blog from Michael Hyatt about who make the best entrepreneurs — and, surprisingly, the best group was in the older
116- Entrepreneurship and age in a post-pandemic world Read More »
In this episode of The Struggling Biz, we discuss the announcement and implementation of a revenue stream for a small business from an Entrepreneur who is a podcaster, a content creator, a manager of a production company and an author of one of the first books of podcasting, Podcasting for Dummies. His latest implementation of
115- Revenue streams for Entrepreneur value-based premium content Read More »