Subscription podcasting is under-rated.
People are extremely loyal to their favorite podcast creators.
Die-hard fans want AMAs, in-depth show notes, and exclusive podcast episodes.
Best of all, creators can benefit from the software-as-a-service model without many of the costs
People are extremely loyal to their favorite podcast creators.
Die-hard fans want AMAs, in-depth show notes, and exclusive podcast episodes.
Best of all, creators can benefit from the software-as-a-service model without many of the costs
I feel this as a consumer.
I'm tremendously grateful for the hard work of people like @patrick_oshag and @PeterAttiaMD — wish I could pay them more for their work.
As a creator, I want an incentive to publish podcasts as often as I write, and hire a team to produce the show.
I'm tremendously grateful for the hard work of people like @patrick_oshag and @PeterAttiaMD — wish I could pay them more for their work.
As a creator, I want an incentive to publish podcasts as often as I write, and hire a team to produce the show.
My beliefs about online publishing:
1) The Internet disproportionately rewards the top 1% of people, especially if they are unique.
2) Curious and well-spoken people who are 100% themselves are always unique — by definition.
3) The Internet is way bigger than you can imagine.
1) The Internet disproportionately rewards the top 1% of people, especially if they are unique.
2) Curious and well-spoken people who are 100% themselves are always unique — by definition.
3) The Internet is way bigger than you can imagine.
