In this episode, Ricky welcomes Tyler Bishop from Ezoic to talk about some really exciting updates that are coming out next week as part of Ezoic’s Customer Week. Don’t miss out on their big announcements, all of which you can catch here on Ezoic’s site.
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In this episode Nate & Nathan sit down with P24 member Aaron. They chat about options struggles and options for monetizing his site. Main Topic: Monetization 00:23 Monetization Struggles 06:38 Immersing Yourself 08:03 Affiliate 10:07 Early Monetization Roadblocks 13:05 Info Products 18:02 Content
The first initial hurdle for any content creator is niche selection. But even after you’ve made that choice you still may need to rethink, fine tune, and pivot your niche. In this episode Nathan and Julia discuss steps you can take to evaluate your niche at any stage of your channel or site. “When you…
Planning your content can be helpful, but not foolproof. Even the best laid plans can go awry or lead you in the wrong direction. Nathan & Julia talk through another method to improve your content and keep you moving forward. Main Topic: Iterate. Test. Repeat. 00:20 A Better Way to “Plan” Content04:27 Spaghetti Towers &…
Waiting on success can be hard, especially in the Ghost Town phase. Ricky shares his experience growing with Income School and Project 24. The team answers questions regarding targeting audiences in other languages, adding a YouTube channel to your primary site, and niche selection. Main Topic: Blogging, FUD, & Success 00:42 P24 Question: Targeting Different…
Jim, Ricky, & Nathan reflect on the Project Rexburg Creator Studio and their lessons learned. They share tips for training and working with outsourced writers, as well as their plans moving forward. Main Topic: Project Rexburg Re-boot 00:53 P24 Question: Domain Age & Ranking 05:22 P24 Question: Project Rexburg 11:14 Outdoor Troop Update 16:31 Training…
In this video, Jim and Ricky talk about what to do if you’re creating video content but it’s just not yet spreading. Some channels take off quickly, but others seem to stall for months before ever hitting even 100 subscribers. Jim and Ricky share advice for video creators.
