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Why You Should Niche Your Podcast for Massive Appeal - Jason Yormark
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Starting a business is hard. But it’s rewarding too, and you have more freedom to be your own person than in any other profession.
Establishing an audience can take time but once you do the sky's the limit with what kind of creative opportunities await! Starting up a podcast has been such an exciting process from day one- even when everything felt chaotic you know that this is going to work out because there are so many people who need our services. It takes some hustle on top of just starting something new, which honestly brings happiness every day.
Tune in at the end when host Tiffany Youngren shares Jason’s best strategy moving forward!
About the Hot Seat Series
The Hot Seat Series showcases one ambitious podcaster who interviews guests, has released MORE than 10 episodes and has a vision for his or her show.
Listen as host Tiffany Youngren goes through what she sees as Jason Yormark's podcast's greatest strengths, areas of opportunities, and the ONE ACTIONABLE STEP for the quickest way to more listeners in 30 days by leveraging what he's already doing well.
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