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057: Running a $1.2k/Month Newsletter While Working Full-Time

057: Running a $1.2k/Month Newsletter While Working Full-Time

FromThe Koerner Office - Enabling your shiny object syndrome. Business ideas, advice and deep dives.


057: Running a $1.2k/Month Newsletter While Working Full-Time

FromThe Koerner Office - Enabling your shiny object syndrome. Business ideas, advice and deep dives.

ratings:
Length:
7 minutes
Released:
Oct 31, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Today, get ready to be inspired as we uncover the secrets behind a remarkable entrepreneurial journey. We're diving into the story of Mike Benitez, a retired military veteran who transformed his passion for military technology into a thriving business.In this episode, we'll be exploring the core principles that fueled Mike's success. From identifying a niche and catering to it, to maintaining consistent engagement and feedback loops, and finally, diversifying revenue streams while staying adaptable - these principles are the building blocks of a flourishing business.IntroductionWarm welcome to listenersBrief overview of the episode's focus on Mike Benitez's entrepreneurial journeyPreface: The Entrepreneurial Journey of Mike BenitezIntroduction to Mike Benitez, a retired military veteran turned successful entrepreneurTeaser of the key principles that led to Mike's successPrinciple 1: Identifying a Niche and Catering to ItDiscuss the importance of niche identification in businessHighlight Mike's success in identifying the military tech enthusiast nicheOffer practical tips for business owners to identify and cater to specific nichesPrinciple 2: Consistent Engagement and Feedback LoopEmphasize the significance of consistent communication with the audienceExplore Mike's feedback-driven approach and its impact on his businessProvide actionable advice on maintaining open feedback loops with customersPrinciple 3: Diversifying Revenue Streams and Staying AdaptableDiscuss the benefits of diversifying income sources in businessDetail Mike's revenue diversification strategies, including Patreon, sponsorships, and advertisementsOffer insights on staying adaptable in the ever-changing business landscapeConclusionRecap the three key principles: niche identification, consistent engagement, and revenue diversificationEncourage listeners to apply these principles in their own entrepreneurial journeysExpress gratitude for tuning in and invite feedback and questions from the audienceClosingThank listeners for their time and attentionPromote upcoming episodes and encourage subscribership and social media engagementSign off with the show's tagline and music fade-out
Released:
Oct 31, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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What if there were a Dave Ramsey for entrepreneurs? Or wantrepreneurs? Now there is. 100% live, impromptu, improv and unscripted.Business owners have a massive problem: they need help. They live in a vacuum and can't afford a coach or consulting. That's where I come in. I've built over 20 companies and run 6 right now, with revenues in the 10s of millions. I've been starting and running companies since age 9 - literally! I passed the 10,000 hour rule a decade ago.Every Friday at 12pm CST I host a live call in show on Twitter for business owners. Call in and ask any business question you want, such as:1. How should I grow my pressuring washing business?2. When should I fire my employee?3. Should I quit my job for this business idea?4. How would you grow my business idea?Or, people can just call in and brag about their profit margins in their niche business that no one has ever heard of.To listen or call in live, follow me on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/mhp_guy or @mhp_guy and look for a tweet at noon CST every Friday.Either way, it makes for great content.This will be a 10 week experiment, ending on on April 26th, 2024. By that date, if this podcast is:1. Growing fast by that date2. Getting awesome feedback3. Giving me energyThen I'll keep doing it. If not, I won't.Podcasts are hard. Putting an end date on it makes it more manageable for me. If you love it and want it to continue on past April 26th, share it with your friends to make it grow!See you on Friday. :)