Love Line For Business

Since we last spoke to her, Elisabeth's Outschool teaching has taken off, allowing her the monetary and mental space to try some new things. She wants to build a passive income stream or two, and has several ways to do so based on what she's already doing. We talk about how best to plan and organize what she wants to try next.

Craig has figured out how to sustainably create daily audio, video, and written content built around his personal brand without losing his mind. Listen as we try to figure out and understand how he does this with such seeming ease.

Jeremy may actually be the most interesting person in the world. While holding down a marketing exec day job, he has built multiple businesses that employ dozens of people. Jeremy is a master of recognizing opportunities, and figuring out how to apply his unique skillset and network to make it happen.

A couple of years ago, Andy started a monthly subscription box business. After he grew to nearly 1000 subscribers, he decided to start another subscription box in a completely different market. This time, he hit 800 subscribers in 6 months. We talk with Andy about the secrets to his success, and the perks and pitfalls of the subscription box business model.

Austin designed a new product based on a problem he wanted to solve in his own life. Now that it's available for sale, he's having a hard time selling it to his target market. We discuss whether the problem is with the product or the market, ideas for getting it selling, and pivoting to something else if needed.

Ryan has already had enough success selling on Amazon to quit his job. However, he isn't passionate about his existing brand and wants to create something with more meaning and impact. We discuss the market he wants to serve, his ideas for doing so, and brainstorm ways to engage with this market market right now.

If you've ever considered running a Kickstarter campaign, you MUST listen to this episode first. Khierstyn Ross has successfully engineered multiple 6-figure raises for clients, and in this episode she shares all her secrets. Learn how to run a successful Kickstarter campaign by stacking the deck in your favor beforehand!

Kirsten Palliotto is in the process of creating a brand for new moms. After she struggled with energy levels, fatigue, motivation and brain fog after giving birth to one of her children, she was told it was "normal" for new moms to feel this way. She explored alternative naturopathic treatment options, and finally started to recover by focusing on good diet and supplementation. Now, Kirsten wants to create a brand to help new moms in the same way she was helped, but the path forward is daunting. Should she press forward or pivot to something easier?

At the end of 2019, Darby and a few of his friends in Austin TX used Kickstarter to launch SideHustle, a party game for entrepreneurs. None of them had previous Kickstarter experience, but they were able to create a winning campaign by carefully reverse-engineering what works on the platform. If you're considering a Kickstarter or would like to learn their secrets, tune in to this episode!

This week, Bram and Greg share their most valuable lessons learned in 2020. They lay bare all the hacks, insider secrets, and inner circle tactical advantages they have uncovered in the last year.