Tired: Scheduling posts at a "random" time to appear authentic and spontaneous
Wired: Scheduling posts exactly on the hour to reduce my mental load by .5%
People exist who could have been an Alex Hormozi but they chose to invest elsewhere: friendship, parenthood, community.
Shoot out to those running their own "$100M Money Models" in their relationships.
If you + your team already know what the heck you're doing, them using a podcast to blast the Internet with clips / blogs / quotes / whatever WILL work with our system.
We don't magically make you good at what you do. But we amplify the HECK out of it. We're a multiplier.
If you use a podcast as content marketing, you need to be using a quality hosting provider like Transistor or Captivate. It's hardly more expensive, and the cheap options lack many of the standards and features.
Take care to avoid any companies that let their IAB cert lapse.
Which is the easier way for you or your team to make business video content?
- Write an outline and speak directly to the camera
- Hold a conversation guided by an interviewer
24 social media videos > $$$$
4 long-form videos > $$$
4 blog posts > $$$
Content research based on real data > $$$$$
Buy all this separately and your CFO will be sweating.
Launch a video podcast and you get all of this and more for less than $4K per month.
We have enough data to talk about this:
After integrating keyword research in titles and descriptions, podcast downloads increased by 26% for one of our clients.
Training on SEO for all of Q1 is begining to pay off!
Blog post showing the work coming soon.
Huge thanks to Mayor @kellygirtz, filmmaker Kelsey Schmitt, biz owner/film producer Airee Edwards of @AgoraVintage, and ATH FF Executive Director Chuck Griffin for being fantastic interviewees. (3/3)
We're honored to show off the video (and a BUNCH of bonus content) we made for the Athens Film Festival.
Not only were they an honor to work with, the whole organization is impressively run, accomplishing so much, and gaining much attention in just its first few years. (1/3)
One year ago today, I witnessed the most impressive human accomplishment I’ve ever seen: Meghan, my wife, gave birth to our son, JB.
I reflected on family and how I tie in my business with the rest of my life on the Rooster High blog:
https://t.co/pCTkOwDqgO
I love being on set. It's even better when we're working for great local organizations, and interviewing fantastic people in classic Athens locations. More to come on this project!