The One Irrefutable, Universal Law of Podcasting Success

The One Irrefutable, Universal Law of Podcasting Success by Jerod Morris There is no secret to podcasting success. There is just this: Show up. Show up reliably. Show up reliably over time. Showing up isn’t half the battle. It’s not 90 percent of the battle. It is the battle. It’s the battle for audience attention — that grueling war of attrition in which attitude always triumphs over aptitude. And your attitude is revealed by when you show up, how you show up, and how long you show up over time. It’s simple to say. It’s hard to do. Which is why the rewards are so great for those who stick it out. Get the rest Authorpreneur: How Steve Scott Makes $30,000 per Month Publishing Kindle Books by Jim Kukral Most Authorpreneurs earn their living from speaking gigs, consulting businesses, and other indirect sources. Rarely does one make the vast majority of their income directly from the sale of their books. Steve Scott is different … Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: What it Takes to Leave the Corporate World (and Not Look Back) by Jon Nastor My guest today is the founder and CEO of Small Business Trends, an award-winning online publication, which offers breaking news and advice for small business owners. Listen Editor-in-Chief: 7 Common Mistakes Writers Make When Pitching to Editors by Stefanie Flaxman It is in your best interest to avoid these errors when you're building relationships with editors … Listen Rough Draft: Do Millennials (Really) Hate Long Copy? by Demian Farnworth Allow me to tell you a story. A story that you will probably be able to relate to in some sense. It's about a stout, whiskered man who thinks sound decisions can come only from a cool head. And that copy should always be short. Listen Technology Translated: Giovanni Gallucci on Images as Content and Understanding Usage Rights by V. Scott Ellis Giovanni is one of the most generous people I know when it comes to sharing his knowledge, and he's been teaching about image usage and optimization since 2008. Listen Authorpreneur: How Steve Scott Makes $30,000 per Month Publishing Kindle Books by Jim Kukral Most Authorpreneurs earn their living from speaking gigs, consulting businesses, and other indirect sources. Rarely does one make the vast majority of their income directly from the sale of their books. Steve Scott is different … Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: What it Takes to Leave the Corporate World (and Not Look Back) by Jon Nastor My guest today is the founder and CEO of Small Business Trends, an award-winning online publication, which offers breaking news and advice for small business owners. Listen Editor-in-Chief: 7 Common Mistakes Writers Make When Pitching to Editors by Stefanie Flaxman It is in your best interest to avoid these errors when you're building relationships with editors … Listen Rough Draft: Do Millennials (Really) Hate Long Copy? by Demian Farnworth Allow me to tell you a story. A story that you will probably be able to relate to in some sense. It's about a stout, whiskered man who thinks sound decisions can come only from a cool head. And that copy should always be short. Listen Technology Translated: Giovanni Gallucci on Images as Content and Understanding Usage Rights by V. Scott Ellis Giovanni is one of the most generous people I know when it comes to sharing his knowledge, and he's been teaching about image usage and optimization since 2008. Listen Find Out More ©2015 Copyblogger Media, LLC • 1942 Broadway, Suite 407 • Boulder, CO 80302

   

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