Content Heroes

#38: Joe Hawley shares his journey of transitioning from his dream career as a professional football player to becoming a full-time travel blogger.

What I love about Joe’s story is that he didn’t let expectations of others hold him back, and instead he stepped out into the unknown and discovered a life that was much more aligned with who he is.

If you’ve been thinking about making a transition of your own, you’ll definitely want to check out this episode.

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/38

#37: Brian Ford, host of the Self Improvement Daily podcast, shares how he was able to organically grow to 2.5 million downloads through showing up and serving daily.

Brian digs into the key strategies and tactics that helped him gain traction really quickly, why building relationships is more important to him than ROI, and where he’s planning to double down next to take things to the next level.

If you’re looking to grow your own audience so you can make an even bigger impact, you’ll definitely want to listen to this episode.

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/37

#36: Patricia Kelikani, an award winning filmmaker and video marketer, shares how to create high-quality videos that will help fuel your business growth, even if you’re completely new to video creation.

Patricia dives deep into the fundamentals of quality video production and gives us a ton of practical tips to help us look and sound like a pro on camera.

If you’re looking to get started with video marketing or you want to take your video production to the next level, you’ll definitely want to listen to this episode.

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/36

#35: Rachael Kay Albers, creative director and business comedian, shares how creating her hilarious Awkward Marketing videos, that entertain as much as they educate, skyrocketed her business’s growth.

Rachael also gives us her secret to consistently publish high quality content without getting burned out, as well the distribution strategy she uses to get as many people as possible to view her videos.

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/35

#34: Brian Fanzo, digital futurist and host of the podcast iSocialFanz, shares his journey of building a massive online following and becoming a highly sought after speaker by being unapologetically himself.

This episode is jam packed with valuable takeaways as Brian talks about what’s no longer working when it comes to online business, why his podcast listeners give him the strongest hugs, and what to the future of digital looks like in 2020 and beyond.

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/34

#33: Shannon Mattern, host of the popular Pep Talks for Side Hustlers podcast, shares how she was able to stop relying on client work to support her business and instead double down on selling her own products and courses.

If you’ve been trying to figure out how to make the same transition of trading time for dollars with client work to building more passive income with courses and affiliate marketing, then definitely give this episode a listen.

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/33

#32: Matt Johnson, agency owner and author of the book Micro Famous, shares how to become famously influential to the right people so you can build a highly profitable business without building a massive audience.

Matt also explains why podcasting is such a great strategy for attracting high end clients and how influence is the missing link between content and sales.

If you own a service-based business and you’re looking to get more leads from your content and close more sales, then this episode is for you.

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/32

#31: Josiah shares the right and wrong ways we need to respond to the corona virus pandemic as online business owners.

Links:

• Show Up and Write virtual event: contentheroes.com/showup
• Flipped Lifestyle Virtual Summit: flippedlifestyle.com/flvs2020-registration

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/31

#30: Neen James, author of Folding Time and Attention Pays, shares how to create systems of attention that help you focus on the meaning instead of just the metrics and create content that builds a personal connection with your audience.

Over the past two decades Neen has been advising some of the coolest companies in the world including Viacom, Comcast, Paramount Pictures, and even the FBI, on how to improve their strategic planning, communication, and leadership development.

Neen also tells us how to create conceptual models that make your message ultra-shareable, and how to commercialize your work so you can create more value in the world.

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/30

#29: Alex Nerney shares how to build blogs that bring in six and even seven figures of annual revenue.

Alex has a wealth of experience from growing two separate online businesses to well over a million dollars a year. And he has successfully coached and mentored multiple people to create their own six-figure blogs, with one of his students even making $45k per month from their website.

If you’re looking to start or grow your blog to six-figures and beyond, this is definitely an episode you won’t want to miss.

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/29