6 Figure Creative

Brian Hood
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Sep 4, 2018 • 53min

#43: How To Get More Clients For Your Studio (Part 2)

Last week we showed you five different strategies you can use to generate leads for your studio. The problem is this... If you don’t know the right way to convert someone from a lead into a paying customer, none of those lead acquisition strategies will matter. In part two of this series, we’ll be discussing how to sell your services to these new leads in an ethical, effective, relevant way.
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Aug 28, 2018 • 43min

#42: How To Get More Clients For Your Studio (Part 1)

If you ask any struggling studio what their number 1 problem is, the answer will almost always be “we need more clients”. This is because no studio can survive without a consistent stream of paid work. In this series, we’ll be tackling this issue head-on. Our goal is for this series if for you have clarity on what steps you need to take in order to make this career an attainable goal instead of just a pipe-dream.
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Aug 21, 2018 • 20min

#41: Why It's Important To Have Small, Measurable Goals For Your Studio - Lessons From The Chinese Bamboo Tree

Striving towards a big overarching goal when starting your business is great to aim for. But without the ability to test and measure your progress along the way, there’s no way of knowing where you might end up.
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Aug 14, 2018 • 31min

#40: How We Use Checklists To Boost Our Income, Creativity, And Consistency

Checklists may seem dull and boring, but the reality is this: Checklists help you to systemize tasks in your business which frees you up to focus on the things that actually matter. The things that actually push the needle in your business. In this episode, Brian and Chris explain their thought process behind some of the checklists in their business and how you can start implementing them in yours today.
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Aug 7, 2018 • 42min

#39: What Fortnite, PUBG, and Other Video Games Can Teach Us About Running A Successful Business

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, the popularity of video games like Fortnite and PUBG has exploded over the past year. Is it possible to take what we learned from these games and apply it to running a business? You bet your sweet ass it’s possible, so enjoy this ridiculous episode of The Six Figure Home Studio Podcast.
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Jul 31, 2018 • 1h 7min

#38: 10x Your Business By Identifying And Eliminating Your "Single Point Of Failure"

You cannot be successful if you fail to address what we call “single points of failure” in your life. One of these alone could severely hamper your chances for success. In this episode, we explore many different potential “single points of failure” in our lives.
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Jul 24, 2018 • 51min

#37: The Niche Domination Checklist - Implement This Into Your Business ASAP!

Topics discussed in this podcast include the importance of differentiation and finding a niche, the power of Google Analytics and Facebook Pixel, creating a list of potential clients and tracking leads, following up with past clients, and improving business's Google search results. They also provide strategies for business success and offer exclusive bonuses for tracking engineers.
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Jul 17, 2018 • 1h 16min

#36: Sync Licensing: The Gateway To Passive Income For Audio Entrepreneurs - With Travis Terrell

Passive income is the Holy Grail of income types, but it’s something that eludes most audio entrepreneurs. Most of us simply trade dollars for hours. One way to start building passive income is to venture into the world of sync licensing. In this episode, we interviewed the CEO Soundstripe – a rapidly-growing micro sync licensing platform. He helps break down the wall of confusion and helps us make sense of what’s working in today’s world of sync licensing.
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Jul 10, 2018 • 43min

#35: The Secret To Happier Clients, Fewer Revisions, And Faster Projects

This episode is for anyone who’s ever gone “batch it crazy.”
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Jul 3, 2018 • 42min

#34: What Does The Future Hold For The Recording Industry?

Software has all but replaced the need for much of the popular hardware from 20+ years ago. What little hardware that is required to get started keeps getting cheaper and cheaper. Recording budgets have been shrinking, and many major studios have shut their doors. While many people have struggled and failed to adapt, massive opportunities have been opened up for the average home recording studio.

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