Nathan & Nate are taking over and answering your questions. They discuss topic authority, sponsored videos, and email building. They also review member situations for using premium content as lead magnets, mini-courses, sales funnels, or freebies.
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In Episode 2 we’re going to share some unbelieveable information that we found as we did a bunch of research on our article rankings. We did it to help us improve our process for writing great content—and boy was it worth it! Check it out!
In this episode of the Project 24 Blogging Podcast, Nathan and Ricky respond to some of your questions, covering topics like niching down vs building a site on a broad topic, creating more connection through forums and groups, and restructuring your website after discovering what is and isn’t working. Main Topic: Niche Sizing, Connection, and…
Jim & Nathan discuss ways to manage the “down side” of building the business. They offer tips for diversifying your marketing streams, pricing, membership opportunities, and adding additional sites. Main Topic: How to Manage the Down Side 00:45 P24 Question: Brand Deals for YouTube Reviews04:45 P24 Question: EAT for Multiple Sites05:50 Protecting the Down Side08:29 …
Join us for a strategy session about a possible future Income School tool to aid in search analysis. The guys also discuss audio courses and expanding to adjacent audiences. Main Topic: Strategy Session for Search Tool 01:04 P24 Question: Audio Courses09:37 Expanding to Adjacent Audiences07:56 Integrating Blog & YouTube22:21 Affiliate Sherpa25:20 Search Analysis Tool Strategy…
In Episode 112, the guys discuss how to improve yourself as a content creator. Specifically, they hone in on using feedback from others (even trolls) to offer clues on how to improve yourself and business. Main Topic: Improving as a Creator 00:20 Improving as a Creator 02:57 Trolls & Negative Feedback 08:19 Mentor Flaws 15:36 …
In Episode 3 we talk about how we’re choosing our topics for our Project Rexburg websites and how we found the ideal manager to run the writing center.
