I was never able to do this with traditional podcasting. I can use all my SEO skills to help people find me and my brand. I understand the platform inside and out because of SEO. I unwind at the end of the day just watching YouTube. The only time I listen to podcasts is on a long drive. But I need to follow my own podcasting advice a do a show for “me.”
I know a lot of people prefer listening to podcasts rather than watching YouTube videos. I didn’t know anyone was out there until it ended.
I miss it too.ĭoing an audio-only podcast wasn’t growing. I’m constantly asked about the Money Lab podcast. Should This Show Be a Traditional Podcast Too? I’ll feel more connected to people who love Money Lab and chat with my peers in the industry. I could use animation, music, and comedy to make a show about online business that’s fun to watch and engaging. Watching this got my creative juices flowing. And I was able to produce the show by myself using Ecamm Live. When I originally tested the concept, I had visual elements prepared along with Sean Ogle as my guest. I’ll use SEO tactics to grow and run promotions. My plan is to host a show with featured guests and fun segments centered around online business. Will a highly-produced weekly live show on YouTube attract fans and increase revenue? The quality was shit and the format wasn’t fit for video.Īfter leaving Lasso and putting out my YouTube for Bloggers course, I felt this void of not having a consistent promotion engine for Money Lab. And it didn’t attract fans and didn’t connect me to like-minded people.įor a hot second, I thought of putting the podcast on YouTube. And guess what? In early 2020, after 132 episodes, I ended the Money Lab podcast.īut it wasn’t because I gave up. On Wednesday, December 9th, 2020, I did my first live stream on YouTube and it was magical! I was even more excited for what came next.īut first, let me explain why I streamed in the first place and what made it so “magical.”įor some background, I started the Money Lab podcast for 4 reasons:
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