43 min
How to Be Famous and Live Anywhere, Part 2 - (The New Showbiz) Dreamster Podcast
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Are you interested in being a media maven of the 21st century? Then you will definitely want to listen to this second chapter in our two-part series on how to be famous in the “New Showbiz.” In the previous episode we talked about the old showbiz vs. the New Showbiz, and we looked at the opportunities that exist for content creators today. In this episode, we talk about the specific mindsets, strategies, and tactics needed to build a successful online media platform today. This episode is a different from the rest. It’s focused on becoming a star and it’s more information packed than usual. When Brandon refers to “becoming a star,” he doesn’t mean fame for fame’s sake. He means making a valuable contribution to the world through your unique gifts and scaling it up.
(IMPORTANT: If being a star online is your goal, I highly encourage you to check out the premium, full-length version of this episode for free at https://dreamstermedia.com/NewShowbiz.)
If stardom isn’t your thing, this episode still has valuable information for anyone looking to make a living online.
We also examine the career of Clay Travis, who was a forerunner in the New Showbiz and who built a career as one of the most dominant figures in sports media.
To learn more about the the Season 1 guests, click here.
For full show notes, click here.
Episode Highlights, Lowlights and Takeaways:
Clay Travis’s world-famous pudding strike Picking the right audience (premium version only) How to be polarizing Overcoming fear of public speaking (premium version only) Building an audience Maximizing a launch (premium only) Tips from successful show makers Takeaways from Brandon’s past failures How and when to monetize Leeeroyyyy Jeeeenkiinnns!!
I encourage you to check out the free, premium version of this episode with additional strategies and resources at https://dreamstermedia.com/NewShowbiz.
To help the show out, leave a review on iTunes. I love your feedback and I read every review! Good reviews also help the show’s visibility among the hundreds of thousands on iTunes.
Are you interested in being a media maven of the 21st century? Then you will definitely want to listen to this second chapter in our two-part series on how to be famous in the “New Showbiz.” In the previous episode we talked about the old showbiz vs. the New Showbiz, and we looked at the opportunities that exist for content creators today. In this episode, we talk about the specific mindsets, strategies, and tactics needed to build a successful online media platform today. This episode is a different from the rest. It’s focused on becoming a star and it’s more information packed than usual. When Brandon refers to “becoming a star,” he doesn’t mean fame for fame’s sake. He means making a valuable contribution to the world through your unique gifts and scaling it up.
(IMPORTANT: If being a star online is your goal, I highly encourage you to check out the premium, full-length version of this episode for free at https://dreamstermedia.com/NewShowbiz.)
If stardom isn’t your thing, this episode still has valuable information for anyone looking to make a living online.
We also examine the career of Clay Travis, who was a forerunner in the New Showbiz and who built a career as one of the most dominant figures in sports media.
To learn more about the the Season 1 guests, click here.
For full show notes, click here.
Episode Highlights, Lowlights and Takeaways:
Clay Travis’s world-famous pudding strike Picking the right audience (premium version only) How to be polarizing Overcoming fear of public speaking (premium version only) Building an audience Maximizing a launch (premium only) Tips from successful show makers Takeaways from Brandon’s past failures How and when to monetize Leeeroyyyy Jeeeenkiinnns!!
I encourage you to check out the free, premium version of this episode with additional strategies and resources at https://dreamstermedia.com/NewShowbiz.
To help the show out, leave a review on iTunes. I love your feedback and I read every review! Good reviews also help the show’s visibility among the hundreds of thousands on iTunes.
43 min