The Edward Show

E63: A press and email trick you can use for getting in touch with influential investors. Here's how I started email threads with Jason Calacanis, Fred Wilson, Naval Ravikant, Mark Pincus, and Tekin Salimi.

E62: Brett Cohen, Executive Director of Events at Forbes, comes onto the show to talk about a podcast he had 15 years ago. Long ago, at 16 years old, Brett was one of the first podcasters. With possibly less than 100 listeners per episode and no brand recognition, he managed to get Kim Kardashian, Jimmy Fallon, Paris Hilton, and others as guests. He shares exactly how he did this and how you can still do it today.

Explore the most insane TikTok hack that pays for itself and earns millions. Learn about leveraging the video format for brand promotion and gaining popularity. Create engaging TikTok content using unique city planning facts and an AI-generated voice. Discover how to generate revenue on TikTok through ad reads and creating a funnel. Monetize content by creating your own product and interviewing high-profile guests.

This podcast discusses a TikTok channel that has the potential to make over $2 million per year. They analyze the revenue sources, including ad revenue and affiliate partnerships. The channel uses AI narration and captivating videos to monetize. They also explore the strategy of using your face to generate ad revenue. Overall, it's an inspiring and informative episode.

E59: The TikTok I thought of on yesterday's episode just passed 100k views. + Why TwitterX will win. + What I learned from almost getting a TV show 11 years ago.

E58: How to start a movement on TikTok around your brand. + How to find brilliant ideas for content. + A somewhat sleazy but effective fundraising hack for founders in big cities.

E57: Taking today's show on a sub-8-AM walk through Brooklyn Heights. Today's episode is about how to be more creative. People who aren't creative think that's just the way they are. That's not true. Becoming more creative is like anything else you can get good at, such as sports, learning an instrument, etc. This is how you do it.

E56: I literally recorded this episode on a dangerously fast bike ride in Brooklyn. This episode is my theory on what makes content, especially stunts, go viral. I illustrate this theory with the story of one of the biggest viral videos I ever made, "Fake Celebrity Pranks New York City."

E55: Everything I know about the TwitterX Ads glitch that gets millions of impressions and thousands of link clicks for under one dollar. I share: What I use these ads for. My copy. My creatives. The ad settings you have to use to get the glitch. The results you should expect.

E54: A near-death experience I had yesterday and also in Kyiv, Ukraine. + The new ad revenue model on TikTok and how those who are great at giving rants can make bank.