Why would somebody pay money for a product that's available for free? Rob Cesternino knows. His podcast, Rob Has A Podcast, has over 1000 "patrons" who donate money to him monthly, even though Rob Has A Podcast is free.
On this episode, Rob shares how you can do the same.
If you want a better relationship with your audience, listen up...
What You'll Learn:
Why reality television is better than game showsHow Rob accidentally got into podcasting (and his current business)What to do when nobody wants youWant to be on reality television? Rob shares his secrets...How to stand out from the crowdThe way to win at reality television (and also in business)Is Gary Vaynerchuk using these techniques? You better believe it!How to get the attention of a television casting director (or a business prospect)The value of researching a situation before jumping inWhat happens when you don't "win"Being an "overnight sensation" -- what it's likeThe true value of connections in businessHow long does "fame" last?What happens to reality television contestants after their shows are overWhy you never near from most American Idol contestants (and a business lesson you can use to make sure this doesn't happen to you)Are you getting lucky?When you don't have anybody to talk to on your podcast...Balancing a dayjob with a podcast and blogging careerThe "good thing" that would have killed Rob's podcastThe "bad thing" that made Rob's podcast take off like gangbustersAsking your podcast audience for money -- the successful approach that Rob usedAn approach for Patreon that will also work with Kickstarter or other crowdfunding platformsFINALLY! -- A good reason to use PeriscopeThe real value of video on Patreon and KickstarterIf you want to be successful on Patreon (or Kickstarter), you better have this going for you...How Rob's podcast beat Serial (and other NPR podcasts) to win a Podcast AwardYour first 10 (or 1000) podcast listeners -- how to get themWhat your podcast audience is thinking when they first hear youThe wrong reason to start a podcast (and a way to make sure your podcast will never make money)Three ways to make money with a podcastHow to keep your podcast audience happyFinding a hole in the market (and filling it)Why television shows (and other events) go so well with podcastingLinks To Things We Talk About:
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