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5 Ideas For The Interested This Week

Happy new year!

I hope you have a great one.

​Maybe this can help make that happen​.

Now, on to this week’s ideas…

The Starting Five

1. ​A 5-Question Survey Every Podcaster Needs To Try​

This excerpt is just one of a bunch of smart podcast growth tactics shared in ​my new podcast episode​ including how to get featured on Apple podcasts and get more ratings from listeners.

2. ​18 Attention-Grabbing Topics To Write About​

This simple list will ensure you never run out of things to share.

3. ​How To Use The Day-By-Day Content Strategy​

A clever way to hook people into your content and get them to keep coming back for more.

4. ​What To Say To Get Newsletter Sponsors (And Who To Say It To)​

You’re overthinking it. Just try this one-sentence approach.

5. ​The Easiest Way To Write A Book​

When Seth Godin serves up a plan, you’d be wise to listen to it.

Sources and Sponsors

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• Craftsman Creative is hosting THE virtual event to help creative entrepreneurs and business owners grow their businesses. ​Reserve your seat today​.

• Get 2024 started with a clear plan for community-driven business growth. ​Join a free, annual planning workshop​ for membership leaders, course creators, and coaches.

• Claim your Connection Superpower: ​Learn to write personal or professional heartspoken notes​ that connect, comfort, encourage, inspire.

• Creators are marketers, marketers are creators. Jack Appleby worked as both for big tech – now he teaches best-in-class social strategies in his newsletter, ​Future Social​.

• Each Sunday, the ​No Budget Marketing newsletter​ highlights ways to market when you don’t have the cash.

• The ​​​​​Creatorboom newsletter​​​​​ features resources to help you start and grow a content-focused business.

My Final Words Of The Week

I’ve noticed a shift happening among super successful creators.

They’re realizing scale – and what it takes to achieve it – isn’t necessarily what they want.

​Here’s the latest example​.

Have an interesting week!

Josh

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