Doug and Amberly Grant discuss key strategies for podcast success, covering host dynamics, guest selection, and niche topics.

Amberly, a finance expert, shares her podcasting experiences and future ambitions.

They emphasize overcoming procrastination, consistency, and the use of templates for workflow efficiency. They also advocate for launching podcasts without needing perfection and prioritizing long-term sustainability.

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I ramble about YouTube Growth, people quitting YouTube, reading non-fiction and note-taking, and buying domains for projects that you never even start.

The YouTube Growth secret is ads, but it’s just a game.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

05:11 The Power of Physical Books and Note-Taking

13:12 The Domain Buying Habit

17:01 Exploring Different Online Ventures

21:20 The Reality of YouTube Burnout

28:32 Growing the Channel and Final Thoughts

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Doug delves into the topic of SEO, affiliate marketing, and the quality of Google search results with renowned journalist Amanda Chicago Lewis. Amanda shares her extensive research behind her article ‘The People Who Ruin the Internet,’ describing a multi-layered exploration of the people and factors influencing the current state of online search and information retrieval.

As they navigate the stereotypes surrounding SEO professionals and the real impact of constant algorithm changes, Amanda provides her perspective on how Google is shifting the way people interact with the web. Amanda suggests that more reporting on affiliate marketing would be beneficial for a better understanding of virtual manipulations.

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Exploring the Impact of SEO on the Internet: Reactions to Amanda Chicago Lewis’ Verge Article

In this episode, several industry experts weigh in on the Verge article ‘The People That Ruined The Internet’ written by Amanda Chicago Lewis, providing varied perspectives.

Some argue that Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategies negatively impact the availability of quality content online, while others believe it’s the natural evolution of online content creation and Google search algorithms.

Individual perspectives are influenced by their different professional backgrounds and personal experiences in the industry.

The episode also addresses the contrast in views when it comes to the improvement or degradation of Google’s search engine over time.

Further, it emphasizes that there is no uniform interpretation of the article, highlighting the importance of subjectivity in content creation and consumption.

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Doug has Dusti Young ask him some podcast questions! She is thinking of starting a podcast, so they are exploring starting and managing a successful podcast. Their conversation covers practical aspects such as costs, equipment, and post-production processes. They also discuss overcoming initial hurdles, the value of sustainability, and leveraging social media.

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I talk about launching a new SEO and marketing podcast, discussing the unique challenges and innovative strategies involved.

It’ll be for industry professionals, not just beginners.

Plus, I ramble on podcasting best practices, the intricacies of starting and selling a show, and the value of embracing both successes and failures in the digital content realm.

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00:00 Intro

00:31 Announcement of New Podcast

01:01 Challenges and Expectations

01:56 Target Audience and Content Strategy

02:24 Preparation and Planning

03:28 Potential Issues and Solutions

05:27 Podcast Bootcamp Announcement

06:18 Challenges of Starting a Podcast

10:54 Selling the Podcast

11:50 Future Plans and Conclusion