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FedEx stayed alive because its founder marched into Vegas with the last five grand and bet like there was no Plan B. This solo episode turns that story into a dare: put real stakes on your content, your schedule, and your distribution so your show stops dying politely.
Subscribe to Your Mic on YouTube, Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
Shoot Freddy an email: [email protected].
Key takeaways
FedEx survived on one last-ditch blackjack win that bought a single week of life.
Most podcasters grind but never place a bold, public bet on themselves.
Playing safe with fluffy topics and random releases keeps your download graph flat.
Your real “Vegas move” is a ruthless, non-negotiable publishing schedule.
Every episode should attack one specific lie, cliché, or trope about podcasting.
Distribution is mandatory: a strong, standalone story post for every platform, every episode.
Even a tiny email list deserves an email per drop; small lists still move the needle.
If you won’t risk your ego on sharper content and louder promotion, your show is already dying.
Use the Speke Podcasting roadmap to choose risky moves on purpose instead of gambling blind.
By Freddy CruzFedEx stayed alive because its founder marched into Vegas with the last five grand and bet like there was no Plan B. This solo episode turns that story into a dare: put real stakes on your content, your schedule, and your distribution so your show stops dying politely.
Subscribe to Your Mic on YouTube, Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
Shoot Freddy an email: [email protected].
Key takeaways
FedEx survived on one last-ditch blackjack win that bought a single week of life.
Most podcasters grind but never place a bold, public bet on themselves.
Playing safe with fluffy topics and random releases keeps your download graph flat.
Your real “Vegas move” is a ruthless, non-negotiable publishing schedule.
Every episode should attack one specific lie, cliché, or trope about podcasting.
Distribution is mandatory: a strong, standalone story post for every platform, every episode.
Even a tiny email list deserves an email per drop; small lists still move the needle.
If you won’t risk your ego on sharper content and louder promotion, your show is already dying.
Use the Speke Podcasting roadmap to choose risky moves on purpose instead of gambling blind.