Anna, Ricky, & Julia answer your questions about outsourcing from hiring writers to looking for help from industry professionals. They also share tips for YMYL niches, including handling legal disclaimers.
00:57 Content Warrior Challenge
02:59 P24 Question: Health & Fitness Niche
06:40 P24 Question: Hiring Writers & Editors
16:30 P24 Question: Hiring an Expert for an Info Product
21:31 P24 Question: Mental Health
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In this Episode, Jim and Ricky talk about their philosophy for pricing and marketing for info products. Once you have an info product ready to launch, these issues could make or break that launch.
We’re talking all things marketing in Episode 225. Nathan & Ricky discuss affiliate marketing strategies, developing a course or info product, and sales funnels. Main Topic: Marketing for Affiliates and Info Products 04:49 Blogging Tool Highlight07:36 P24 Question: Affiliate Marketing14:52 P24 Question: Developing a Course19:27 Collaborations23:41 Overrated/Underrated
In the final episode of season 2 learn more about the nuts and bolts of Project Rexburg and how you can learn from this experience to level up your business.
In today’s Episode we’re reviewing a Project 24 member’s site Pickleball Kitchen. This site is an excellent case study in comparing the blogging, YouTube, and podcasting platforms. Main Topic: Pickleball Kitchen Review 00:42 P24 Question: Using Stock Images 02:42 P24 Question: YouTube Ranking Timeline 04:01 Pickleball Kitchen Case Study 05:48 Blogging vs YouTube vs Podcasting…
Julia and Nathan share a simple method for adding cohesive story timelines to your videos using inspiration from popular sitcoms. And some news about Spotter Studio. Main Topic: A Simple Key to Storytelling 00:12 Spotter Studio Update10:53 Narrating v Talking Head17:11 Character Guardrails
Over the past year YouTube has become the most used streaming service for television viewing (source) surpassing many household services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+. More users are also viewing YouTube via their television than any other device type. How might this impact content creators? We’re already starting to see some shifts in the algorithm recommending…
