In this episode, I share 3 things you can do to make the most of brand deal opportunities. This is for creators who have built an audience, and now you need to navigate conversations with brands and agencies while still making videos that your audience loves.

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The books that I highlight in this episode are:

As you're setting goals for the new year, these are some kindle highlights from some of my favorite books to have in mind.

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in this episode, i break down parallels between lessons i've learned as a creative professional and as new player to the sport of pickleball. we discuss:

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in this episode, we talk to @courtney..johnson, who's videos are all over your feed right now if you're a creator. in this episode, she shares:

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In this episode, my friend Jules Montgomery talks about how she changed from educational content to lifestyle vlogs, the mindsets behind creating without burnout, and gives us some insider tips on editing with CapCut.

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Austin Hankwitz created a Top 5 Business podcast in less than a year.

In this episode, Austin breaks down how he launched the show with Robert Croak, how he markets the show, the production process, their content strategy, and how they monetize their show, Rich Habits Podcast.

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This is my strategy for coming up with ideas for my videos, clients, and permisslioness apprenticeships.

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In this episode, I read a Justin Welsh Twitter thread out loud.

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This episode, we’re kicking off a new series around newsletters. Most of the episodes will be focusing on short form video creators who’ve been able to successful move their audience and attention to a profitable newsletter.

7 Steps to Making 7 Figures With Your Newsletter // with Matt Ragland ([email protected]), make sure to tell him you friends with Tom of “Creators Are Brands”.

In this episode, we discuss:

We also talk about Matt’s agency that works with creators and entrepreneurs to turn your existing content into a high converting, profitable newsletter. Like, you don’t have to do any extra work. It’s basically a productize service that pays for itself, from minimal work from your end, if you’ve ready built your audience. I’m sold on it, I’ve been telling my friends about, and if you’re a listener of this show, you’re a friend. If you want to work with Matt or learn more about it as we’re talking, go to yourweekly.email or email him directly at [email protected] and make sure to tell him you friends with Tom of “Creators Are Brands”.

Dylan Schmidt is the host of Digital Podcaster and the creator of the Podcast Newsletter.

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In this podcast episode, Tom and Dylan Schmidt discuss how to start a podcast and monetize it. They recommend starting with a minimal viable podcast setup, which can be as simple as recording audio with your AirPods or any microphone you have. The next step is to think of your big idea and break it down into smaller ideas that can be used as episode topics. Dylan emphasizes the importance of understanding your listener and being genuinely interested in the topic being discussed. Tom suggests practicing your skills by reaching out to people that have their own shows and offering to host or facilitate their audience's questions. For specific recommendations, they suggest the Samson Q2U microphone for remote interviews and solo shows, which costs around $50. They also recommend hosting your show on platforms like Anchor or Libsyn and monetizing through sponsorships, merchandise, and listener support.

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