The Do You Even Blog Podcast

In this episode 👇Random ➡️ Easiest $1k I've ever madeStrategy ➡️ How do I know when a project is a failure--and I should move on?Freebie ➡️ Here's 65 product ideas for the personal finance nicheCool Tool ➡️ Scratchpad (sticky note app)Health ➡️ Sleeping Heart rate since starting pickleballLife Pro Tip ➡️ Buy Legos usedNow ➡️ What I'm working on right nowSHOW NOTES:Random ➡️ Easiest $1k I've ever madeWanna do this? First, read my blog post: How to Get Amazon Influencer Videos Approved: Tips and TricksFreebie ➡️ Here's 65 product ideas for the personal finance nicheClick here for the Google Sheet!Cool Tool ➡️ Scratchpad (sticky note app)I'm currently trying out Scratchpad ($2.99 and Mac only), though there are TONS of apps for Mac & Windows.Article: New Apple research highlights the health benefits of pickleball

In this episode, Pete shares how he grew his second YouTube channel to 3 million views and over $150,000 in revenue, all without using social media or an email list. He dives into his niche choice, the unique strategies he employed, and the lessons learned along the way.Topics include video-first content, leveraging low-competition products, and effective thumbnail and title tactics. Pete also provides tips on creating engaging hooks and useful resources such as Morningfame and Darryl Eves’ book 'The YouTube Formula'.RESOURCES:- Book: The YouTube Formula, by Derral Eves 👉 https://amzn.to/4fVqXQq- Article & Audiobook-style Podcast 👉 https://doyouevenblog.com/how-to-grow-a-youtube-channel/- Tool 👉 https://dyeb.link/morningfame00:00 Introduction and Overview00:33 Results and Revenue Breakdown01:03 Choosing the Niche: Mechanical Keyboards02:12 Content Strategy: Video First Approach03:22 Product Reviews and Competition07:04 SEO and Search Strategy12:59 Thumbnails, Titles, and Hooks21:06 Resources and Final Thoughts

Two things today: 1) The hidden benefits of podcasting (even in a saturated market!), and 2) My insanely simple podcast workflow.Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or new to the scene, my tips on capturing ideas, recording, and editing will streamline your process and enhance your content.00:00 Introduction and Purpose01:33 Why Podcasting is Still Valuable04:44 Podcasting Workflow and Tech Stack06:59 Recording and Editing Process11:02 Final Steps and Publishing14:16 Conclusion and Call to Action

Discover the value of exploring curiosity and hobbies without a specific purpose, inspired by Benjamin Franklin's philosophy. Learn how indulging in creative pursuits can lead to unexpected benefits and success in various endeavors.

Exploring the power of 'opposite content' in marketing using a viral YouTube video with 6M+ views in 7 days. Discussing how creating content that contrasts starkly with the mainstream can increase engagement and visibility. Highlighting the concept of 'opposite content' and its application in different niches for online success.

In this episode, Pete addresses the challenges of losing motivation in online ventures. He shares personal struggles with fear, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome that led to a hiatus from podcasting. Pete offers introspective questions and four actionable tips for reigniting passion: reassessing your 'why,' setting small achievable goals, embracing imperfection, and finding accountability. He announces plans for a series on social-first websites, aiming to provide insights and strategies in this emerging field. Tune in for a candid discussion on staying motivated and achieving online business success.00:00 Introduction and Welcome Back00:41 Facing Self-Doubt and Fear02:02 Rediscovering the Passion03:28 Questions to Reignite Motivation05:41 Four Tips to Reboot Your Passion07:46 Upcoming Episodes Preview08:28 Conclusion and Farewell

Sadie Smiley, a blogger-turned-boss lady, discusses overcoming thyroid cancer, blogging success tips, and the viability of blogging as a career in 2024. She shares insights on Modern SEO challenges, creating profitable memberships, and the impact of passion and authenticity in long-term blogging success.

Today, I'm sharing an incredibly simple (and fun!!) exercise that can help you get unstuck, generate great ideas, and make your work FUN AGAIN.Here's a link to that Google Doc that I mentioned with some notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TQ6NV9PrndhwG_kQTFRrUpAF1B4e-SE8XGxjJGArGO4/edit?usp=sharingGo to File > Make a CopyAnd here are the "categories" that I brainstormed off the top of my head:products?- high end services- high end products- $19 products- $9/mo membership- 1-day workshop ideas- 1-video mini trainingContent?- mega guide- haiku that would be valuable to your audience- webinar- 3-video weekend training- 10-part youtube series- 5-min TED talk-style- 1 hour livestream- 10 hour livestreamMarketing- local- 1-on-1- paid ads- partnerships- organic- viralMOREWeekly email round-up 👉️ https://doyouevenblog.com/AI writing that doesn't suck 👉️ https://fabb.ai1,000 keywords in 1 click in 1 minute 👉️ https://topicalmap.ai0:00 Introduction to Link Whisper4:36 The Rules and Process of Bad Idea Brainstorming6:31 Scheduling Creative Time and Bringing Supplies7:37 Choosing the Area and Brainstorming Categories10:54 Brainstorming Bad Ideas for Each Category

Today is a REALLLY hard truth--but one that could sincerely change your entire business.https://doyouevenblog.com/https://fabb.ai/Enjoy!

Louise Brogan (https://louisebrogan.com/) is THE expert on all things LinkedIn (which I've been looking into more and more!)In today's episode, we chat:Meeting King Charles (really)Who is LinkedIn for, and how can we benefit?How to optimize your profileContent Strategies for LinkedInShow notes here >>> https://doyouevenblog.com/louise