Entrepreneur and Musician Adam Neely Grows Big Content Business for Obscure Music Theory
Adam Neely finds millions are interested in his content tilt of obscure music theory, creating videos on YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, and Patreon.
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Leo Bonacci
Leo Bonacci writes, proofreads, and edits for The Tilt. A student of Hobart and William Smith Colleges, he’s a fan of classical mythology as well as the English language. Leo’s interest in storytelling extends to his great enjoyment of movies and film, from low-budget schlockfests to cinematic masterpieces.
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Give your revenue strategy a boost
At CEX, Adam Schaeuble, entrepreneur of Podcasting Business School, shared five things to do to help boost your content business’ income.
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From Radio Dreams to Content Entrepreneur: Prajakta Koli’s Unplanned Path to Success
MostlySane’s creator Prajakta Koli thought being a radio deejay would deliver what she wanted. Instead, she found content entrepreneurship did that and more.
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Why You Should Prioritize Long-Form Content
Jay Clouse talks about the role of long-form content in a short-form world. It is a proven strategy for sustained growth and continued relevance that doesn’t require creating more at all.
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Make a 1-Page Marketing Strategy
At CEX, Ann Gynn, managing editor of The Tilt, shared how to create a one-page marketing plan in 40 minutes. Here are the five things to do to create a strategy for your business.
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Entrepreneurs Behind Viva La Dirt League Grow Multimillion-Dollar Content Business
YouTube creators of Viva La Dirt League attract an audience of millions with their content tilt around gaming culture humor.
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How To Add a New Revenue Stream
Paid membership programs can work well for content entrepreneurs. At CEX, Jen Matichuk shared these five things to do to grow a membership program. Her advice also works well for most content business offerings.
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5 Things To Do Before Quitting Your Job
One of the scariest times for content entrepreneurs is deciding when to leave your traditional job. A. Lee Judge, founder of Content Monsta, shared some ideas at CEX to help creators become full-time content entrepreneurs.
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Rhett and Link Say No to Hollywood and a Bigger Yes to Their Multimillion-Dollar Content Business
Friends Rhett and Link left engineering jobs to follow their entertainment dreams. Their YouTube channel has evolved into a brand with over 80 employees.
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A Social Strategy for Real Life from Katie Brinkley
The pressure to post more and more on social media can drive creators to exhaustion. Katie Brinkley, CEO of Next Step Social and author of The Social Shift, shared her tips for getting more engagement with fewer social media posts at Content Entrepreneur Expo.
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