Content Heroes

#8: Josh Summers, Founder of Go West Ventures and creator of TravelChinaCheaper.com, shares how he grew what started as a hobby blog into a portfolio of websites that combined bring in over a half million visitors every month.

Josh digs into how the key to his success has been shifting his mindset to thinking like a CEO, and the massive impact that has made on his business.

He also opens up and shares his actual traffic and revenue numbers over the years so you can see what’s possible when it comes to online content creation.

Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/8

#7: Tom Miller, founder of Email for Experts, shares his journey of transitioning from creating info products for a broad audience to niching down and focusing on helping a small group of people solve a very specific problem.
 
Show notes and episode transcript at contentheroes.com/7

#6: Adam Preiser is the founder of the YouTube channel WP Crafter, where he teaches non-techies how to use WordPress.

In this episode, Adam shares his story of growing his YouTube channel to over 132,000 subscribers by consistently showing up and making a personal connection.

He also talks about co-founding the very popular funnel-building WordPress plugin CartFlows, which by the way I’m a huge fan of, and how he’s leveraging it to revolutionize how people build sales funnels online.

Show notes and episode transcript at https://contentheroes.com/6

#5: Art Sobczak, legendary inside sales trainer and author of the book Smart Calling: Eliminate the Fear, Failure, and Rejection from Cold Calling, shares what he’s learned from creating content in many different forms for sales professionals for the last 35 years and how mastering sales fundamentals helped him transition from traditional direct marketing to building a thriving business online.

Show notes and episode transcript available at contentheroes.com/5

#4: Jeffrey Kranz, a content marketer and CEO of Overthink Group, shares what he’s learned from helping companies across multiple industries understand what content the people they’re trying to reach actually want to read, and how to attract those people to their content through organic search.

Connect with Jeffrey via LinkedIn or email him at [email protected]. And be sure to checkout Overthink Group!

Episode show notes and transcript at contentheroes.com/4

#3: Kim Doyal, formerly known as The WordPress Chick, is a podcaster, content marketer, and co-founder of the Content Creators Planner.

And in this episode, Kim shares her journey as a content creator and entrepreneur and tells us why the key to success is making sure that what you’re doing aligns with who you are and what you care about (it should be fun!).

Connect with Kim via her website or email her at [email protected].

And of course, visit contentheroes.com/planner and enter to win one of her awesome 90-Day Content Creators Planners as well as a $100 Amazon gift card!

Episode show notes and transcript at contentheroes.com/3

#2: Nate Smoyer shares with us how his podcast enabled him to break into an industry where he had zero connections and quickly position himself as a go-to resource for some of the most prominent leaders in his niche.

Nate is the director of marketing at a property technology company called Avail, where he's working to make renting a better experience for landlords and tenants. During his spare time he hosts one of the industry's most prominent podcasts called Tech Nest; interviewing leaders and innovators in real estate tech to share what they're doing to transform the way we buy, sell, and invest in real estate.

You can email nate at [email protected] or connect with him on LinkedIn.

And don't forget to check out his Tech Nest Podcast.

Episode show notes and transcript at contentheroes.com/2

#1: In this introductory episode, Josiah shares why he started Content Heroes and what you can expect from the show.

Episode show notes and transcript at contentheroes.com/1