One 2-minute (often unconventional) podcast marketing idea every weekday to help serious podcasters punch above their weight and create a ridiculously profitable show as a small but mighty solopreneur, creator, or marketing team.
✊ Taking on Tim Ferriss
282 WORDS | READ TIME: 1.1 MIN Hi friends, Tim Ferriss is one of the most successful podcasters of all time. Sure, he got started early and has been creating his show for more than a decade. That helps. But you don't get to a billion all-time downloads by accident. Clearly, Tim is doing something right. It should come as no surprise that along Tim's long, slow march to success, he's inspired more than a few (or perhaps more than a few thousand) up-and-coming podcasters to follow in his footsteps and start their own shows. Like Tim, many of these shows aim to "get inside the minds of world-class performers" and share the takeaways with their listeners. But while the concept has clearly worked for Tim, it begs the question: Is it actually possible for a new podcaster starting today to follow the Tim Ferriss playbook to success? In today's roast, we dissect one of these shows, DSTLLD, by Blake Bottrill to find out. 👉 Watch the roast on YouTube or listen in your favourite app. In this roast, we cover:
If you're feeling brave enough to submit your own show for a roast, here's how to do it:
Have a great weekend, and as always...
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Scrappy Podcasting
Jeremy Enns
One 2-minute (often unconventional) podcast marketing idea every weekday to help serious podcasters punch above their weight and create a ridiculously profitable show as a small but mighty solopreneur, creator, or marketing team.
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