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Find the Right Podcast Membership Benefits with Stephen Hackett

Posted onAugust 4, 2020August 4, 2020

Stephen Hackett is one of my favorite podcasters, and cofounded my favorite podcast network, Relay.fm. Back in 2018, I spoke to his co-founder Myke Hurley about starting podcasts. Since then, Relay has really ramped up their membership program and I though Stephen would be the perfect guy to talk to about putting out tons of content and deciding what to make free, and what to make paid.

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Automation

How You Can Start Automating Today

Posted onFebruary 10, 2020July 21, 2022

Time is also the only thing you can’t buy, or get more of. Do things that will save you time, and you will grow your business. I truly believe that and one of the best ways to find time is by automating the things you personally don’t have to do. There are lots of tools out there like Zapier, IFTTT,…

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Switching to Windows with my new PC

Posted onMay 21, 2018May 18, 2018

Earlier this year I decided that I needed more power in my production machine. The 2017 fully loaded Macbook Pro, much to my dismay, was not cutting it and I wasn’t even doing 4K videos. When faced with the option of dropping $5000+ on a new iMac Pro (which I could not afford to do), or spend half of that…

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My Thoughts on Twitter for Mac

Posted onJanuary 26, 2011January 24, 2011

I’ve been using Twitter for Mac for a few days now after TweetDeck went AWOL and started using up all of my CPU on me; I’ve got some thoughts on it. I used Tweetie (the amazing Twitter app for Macs) for a while and loved it (who didn’t?); when they stopped updating it, I stopped using it. Now that it’s…

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My Thoughts on Sparrow

Posted onOctober 11, 2010

Sparrow is a Mac only desktop email client specifically for GMail. They way they describe it on their website Â is this way: Sparrow is a minimalist mail application for Mac. It was designed to keep things simple and efficient. No fancy stuff here… just your mail and nothing else. I decided to take it for a spin; I’m not a…

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