
The show about how publishers create, distribute, and monetize their digital content.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 259 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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When the media holding company Woven Digital purchased BroBible in 2012, the idea was that the guy-focused publisher would benefit from all the business synergies that come from being part of a larger... more
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In 2008, Wade Wallace found himself living in Australia and laid off from the company that moved him there in the first place. With his visa in limbo, and not much else to do, he launched CyclingTips,... more
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There was a time 20 years ago where if you filmed a horror movie on a tight enough budget, you could plausibly turn a profit from the DVD sales alone. Unfortunately for Chris Sharpe, his entry into th... more
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When Tomiwa Aladekomo took over Big Cabal Media eight years ago, the company was little more than two promising publications that were read mostly within Nigeria. He stepped in not as a founder, but a... more
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Awesome guests — a few episodes in and I’ve already had some super valuable takeaways. Really happy I found this. Subscribed and will be adding this to my future rotation.
Simon is brilliant and thorough. This podcast is full of value. Very important resource for people who want to get better at what they do.
A must for anyone trying to figure out the creators economy.
So are his guests. I really appreciate where Simon steers the conversations, the topics he chooses and how raw and genuine these talks are. I’d suggest every J school in the country to listen to this one (actually recommended some of my former professors..) while they all are pondering on where the journalism is headed, this podcast actually shows where it currently is with all the changing landscape of content production.
Great questions.... I like every episode so far....never heard of some these businesses until now....
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Focusing on the intricate landscape of digital content creation and monetization, the episodes are rich with insights from various entrepreneurs and media professionals who share their journeys and challenges in the industry. Topics often include the transition to subscription models, the impact of social media on content strategy, and the evolution of traditional media in the digital age. The discussions also highlight innovative business strategies and community engagement techniques that resonate with current industry trends, making it an attractive resource for content creators and marketers alike. There's a notable emphasis on independence from traditional advertising, showcasing a commitment to quality content and audience satisfactio... more
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Recent guests on The Business of Content include:
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2. Jefferson Graham
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4. Stuart Schuffman
5. Eric Coffie
6. Dan Koller
7. Dave Anderson
8. Melissa Lawton
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