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Episode #143 – Josh Muccio On Pitching Secrets From The Podcast “Shark Tank”
Josh Muccio is an entrepreneur with a few notches in his belt.
Including a couple previous podcasts.
When an angel investor and business founder approached him to team up…
He couldn’t say NO.
The project? A podcast version of “Shark Tank”
With one season in the bag and the second just released…
It’s “all in” for Josh and his partner as they navigate the
world of angel investing and venture capital.
From getting s— done and pushing publish…
To making business contacts, finding collaborators and securing sponsorships…
It’s been a wild ride.
Josh has a few expert lessons to pass along.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
* How to go from ground zero to published podcast in less than a day (Without worrying about perfection!)
* The one critical element about pitching the “Big Vision” of your product or service…so angel investors will be beating down your door!
* Domain name secrets the Registrars don’t want you to know (rake in money with your own domain extension)
* How Josh monetized his podcast and set himself up for success (without selling products!)
* The “slight edge” advantage that will help you build your own online business (and how to make use of every single day while doing it)
Mentioned:
* The Pitch
* The Slight Edge Book
* Shark Tank
* David Allan’s Make Words Pay
Intro and outro backing music: Forever More by CREO
Dave Allan: Hey everybody it’s David Allan, flying solo for the first time on the email marketing podcast and today I have a very special guest, Josh Muccio – He has his own podcast called “The Pitch”, Josh…How are you doing?
Josh Muccio: Hey, I’m doing really great, thanks David
David Allan: It’s awesome to have you on the show. I’ve listened to a few of your podcasts and done alitle research about you as an entrepreneur – seem you had a few prior…you had a different podcast earlier…
Josh Muccio: Yeah, I’ve done a few stuff
Dave Allan: Yeah, you’ve been around for a bit and this is the first time I’ve heard of you – it was interesting sort of reading about you and I listened to some of your stuff. So, what can you tell us about – First, et’s start with “The Pitch”, because it’s your current project I presume…and what that’s about.
Josh Muccio: Sure – So about a year ago I was working on a different podcast – there was somebody that listened to the show that was an investor and he had it in his mind that it would be cool to have a podcast the TV show “Shark Tank” – so he was an investor himself and he reached out. So, we ended up talking on the phone, it took about three or four months but we decided hey, let’s do this thing. So, this is actually about a year and a half ago now – we’ve done 50 episodes so far – that would have been Season One of the show – but we never had anyone commiting to invest real money on the show – and that’s the whole premise of “Shark Tank” so, I felt like we were just failing and letting people down right off the bat. So, we kind of drew a line in the sand last October – we stopped recording new episodes and we just planned this event.
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By The McMethod Email Marketing PodcastJosh Muccio is an entrepreneur with a few notches in his belt.
Including a couple previous podcasts.
When an angel investor and business founder approached him to team up…
He couldn’t say NO.
The project? A podcast version of “Shark Tank”
With one season in the bag and the second just released…
It’s “all in” for Josh and his partner as they navigate the
world of angel investing and venture capital.
From getting s— done and pushing publish…
To making business contacts, finding collaborators and securing sponsorships…
It’s been a wild ride.
Josh has a few expert lessons to pass along.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
* How to go from ground zero to published podcast in less than a day (Without worrying about perfection!)
* The one critical element about pitching the “Big Vision” of your product or service…so angel investors will be beating down your door!
* Domain name secrets the Registrars don’t want you to know (rake in money with your own domain extension)
* How Josh monetized his podcast and set himself up for success (without selling products!)
* The “slight edge” advantage that will help you build your own online business (and how to make use of every single day while doing it)
Mentioned:
* The Pitch
* The Slight Edge Book
* Shark Tank
* David Allan’s Make Words Pay
Intro and outro backing music: Forever More by CREO
Dave Allan: Hey everybody it’s David Allan, flying solo for the first time on the email marketing podcast and today I have a very special guest, Josh Muccio – He has his own podcast called “The Pitch”, Josh…How are you doing?
Josh Muccio: Hey, I’m doing really great, thanks David
David Allan: It’s awesome to have you on the show. I’ve listened to a few of your podcasts and done alitle research about you as an entrepreneur – seem you had a few prior…you had a different podcast earlier…
Josh Muccio: Yeah, I’ve done a few stuff
Dave Allan: Yeah, you’ve been around for a bit and this is the first time I’ve heard of you – it was interesting sort of reading about you and I listened to some of your stuff. So, what can you tell us about – First, et’s start with “The Pitch”, because it’s your current project I presume…and what that’s about.
Josh Muccio: Sure – So about a year ago I was working on a different podcast – there was somebody that listened to the show that was an investor and he had it in his mind that it would be cool to have a podcast the TV show “Shark Tank” – so he was an investor himself and he reached out. So, we ended up talking on the phone, it took about three or four months but we decided hey, let’s do this thing. So, this is actually about a year and a half ago now – we’ve done 50 episodes so far – that would have been Season One of the show – but we never had anyone commiting to invest real money on the show – and that’s the whole premise of “Shark Tank” so, I felt like we were just failing and letting people down right off the bat. So, we kind of drew a line in the sand last October – we stopped recording new episodes and we just planned this event.