It’s episode 300! I thought I’d wax poetic on the top 10 things I’ve learned from both running this show, and the guests I’ve had on. After that, I talk a little bit about what’s in store for How I Built It, and where I’d like it to go in the future. Plus, in the PRO show, I talk about what life without Twitter has been like.
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If you’re anything like me, you feel like there’s not enough time in the day. Maybe you’re take on too much, or maybe you’re doing things you don’t need to do. Either way, you (and I!) both need a change – and that’s where Reinart Bacalso comes in. He specializes in helping business owners reclaim…
Have you ever seen a great talk, video, or even podcast episode that dolled out some fantastic advice, only for you to forget it before you implement it? Maybe that feeling is amplified when you go to a conference. There are so many great takeaways…how can you remember it all?
It’s almost like you need a TL;DR for when that happens.
And How I Built It has been going pretty much weekly for nearly 7 years! As we approach 300 episodes, I wanted to surface some of the best advice from asking “how did you build that” over all that time.
So I’d like to introduce How I Built Bits, a weekly clip show that aims to be around 15 mins, replaying some of the best clips from How I Built It. New episodes come out on Saturday mornings.
If you’d like to learn more, head over to https://howibuilt.it/ clips . And of course, be sure to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.
We're in the thick of COVID-19 and I wanted to reach out to some businesses and see what they were doing differently. Here are some tips to help you too. Source
They say one of the best ways to grow your audience is by getting in front of other people’s audiences, and today’s guest is an expert in helping you do that. Brittney Lynn understands how to pitch the media – both established media like publications and TV, and newer media, like podcasts. Today, she gives us some fantastic advice for finding and pitching podcasts, as well as what to think about if we’re going to pitch TV and publications. In Build Something More, we chat about the time I hired Brittney to help with my PR, what worked well, and what I should have done better!
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Jennifer Bourn has been successfully running Profitable Project Plan, her training program for freelancers and small business owners, for several years. But it wasn’t something that instantly made her a ton or money, and it’s evolved over time. We’re getting back to basics here in 2021, so Jennifer and I talk about what you’ll learn in Profitable Project Plan, but we’ll also talk about how she built it, and how she evolved it to make it the perfect program for anyone who wants to build a better business.
Our inboxes are about to be inundated with sales emails and affiliate-link riddled round-ups. Should I contribute to the noise? I’m thinking yes…but I want it to feel different. What do you think? Let me know at https://streamlinedfeedback.com Support this Podcast Listen to the Episode
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