The HeyCreator Show

Greg Isenberg, Founder of Late Checkout & Community Empire, talks about his unique website design and its success in generating revenue. They discuss the benefits of using Hype Fury for social media scheduling and building a personal brand. Greg shares his experiences in building a portfolio of companies and the importance of authenticity. They also delve into the challenges of overwhelm, saying no, and sleep struggles. The podcast explores communities as a brand-building mechanism and ends with website recommendations and thanks.

Yong-Soo Chung discusses building a personal holding company and turning hobbies into businesses. They explore leveraging skills and building a team, challenges of managing multiple projects, transitioning from operator to capital allocator, and the power of building trust and reputation.

Darrell Vesterfelt, founder of Homestead Living magazine, shares his transition into the homesteading business and the opportunities it presents. He discusses building a social media following with Hype Fury and the concept of homesteading and self-sufficiency. The success of Homestead Living's transition from digital to print is explored, along with a vision to educate people on self-sustainability and homesteading.

Guest Nicolas Cole, an expert in self-publishing and legacy publishing, discusses the downsides of traditional book deals, the intersection of art and business, flaws in the bestseller list, the taboo of talking about money, and the challenges and advantages of self-publishing.

Brian Clark, Founder of Copyblogger and Longevity Gains, shares his experience of selling parts of his company and his shift in values. They also discuss the financial influence of baby boomers and the misconception of marketing to older demographics. The chapter concludes with Brian emphasizing the importance of passion and purpose in work.

Tim Stoddart had the opportunity to speak with entrepreneur, New York Times bestselling author, and founder of iwillteachyoutoberich.com, Ramit Sethi. Tim and Ramit dig into tricks for great copywriting, going for “big wins” to move the needle in your life and business, and product development that serves your audience better. The Show Notes Copyblogger.com iwillteachyoutoberich.com How to Write Emails that Get Opened with Ramit Sethi The Briefcase Technique Earnable – iwt.com/earn Ramit on Twitter Ramit on Instagram Tim on Twitter Your personal assistant to grow & monetize your 𝕏 (Twitter) audience. Give hypefury a try and grow your personal brand. This is the exact tool I used to build my brand to almost 100,000 followers and 20,000 newsletter subscribers. Learn how to get more traffic, more leads, and more high paying clients. Listeners of this podcast get $50 off their yearly membership to Copyblogger Academy. Click the link and start seeing success in as little as 30 days!

Jarod Bauman interviews Tim Stoddart on how he transitioned Sober Nation to a directory model, generating revenue through exposure. They discuss the importance of trusted employees and a systematic workflow. Tim also shares his journey from sobriety to successful media company owner, and insights on building and managing profitable directory sites.

Yannick Veys, co-founder of Hypefury, discusses how changes at Twitter impacted their business, using affiliates and word of mouth for growth. They explore name pronunciation, the journey of Hypefury, client acquisition strategies, product development challenges, and focusing on growth and freedom in the creator economy.

Topics discussed include transitioning from Instagram to LinkedIn, the importance of authenticity and purpose on social media, the role of psychology in marketing, differentiating a brand, gratitude and happiness, finding contentment, and the importance of authenticity in success and entrepreneurship.

Eddy shares his experience with Copyblogger and how it impacted his life. They discuss the value of Copyblogger for learning about online business and copywriting. They highlight the importance of studying human behavior for success on social media. They emphasize the need for active engagement to achieve growth and monetization.