Sean Gallagher is somebody who I think is a true entrepreneur in every sense of the word. In this podcast he shared a ton of ideas on the various businesses he’s started and how he’s setup his life so that he can hang out in Mexico, make good money, and surf. Naturally you can see [...] Sean Gallagher talks about Surfing in Mexico, Building Businesses Around Your Passions, and Entrepreneurship
Sean Gallagher is somebody who I think is a true entrepreneur in every sense of the word. In this podcast he shared a ton of ideas on the various businesses he’s started and how he’s setup his life so that he can hang out in Mexico, make good money, and surf. Naturally you can see [...] Catherine Caine on Discovering Your Strengths, The Advantages of Free Consulting and Information Product Forums
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Catherine Caine was is yet another blogger I was introduced to by Jade Craven. Yes, it probably seems like Aussie blogger week here at BlogcastFM with all Aussie’s I’ve been interviewing. But, since the godfather of blogging himself is an Aussie that’s to be expected. Catherine spilled the beans on everything I wanted to know [...] Dan Andrews on the Power of Audio Content, Selling a Podcast Series and the 5 Year Horizon of Blogging
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If you don’t currently know Dan Andrews, he’s somebody you should be following closely. He’s an extremely successful entrepreneur who can really help you take things to the next level. The Tropical MBA program he’s put together is a phenomenal opportunity to establish your career as a Digital Nomad. Here’s a few of the highlights [...] Annabel Candy talks about the 1st Year of Blogging, A-list Guest Posting, and Unexpected Surprises
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Annabel is somebody who I’ve had great respect for every since she appeared on my radar. In less than a year she’s managed to get her content on huge A-list blogs like Problogger and Zen Habits. With only 100 subscribers in her first 6 months, she grew her blog to over 1500 subscribers. Here’s some [...] Paul Cunningham on Optimizing Your Content for Maximum Traffic
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If you’re subscribed to the problogger forum or receive the newsletter, then it’s likely you’ve seen Paul’s name. If not, he’s definitely somebody who you can learn alot from. I got some questions that I think most of us want the answers to: The Guest Post Criteria for Getting Your Post on Problogger How he [...] Maren Kate on The Number One Reason to Start A Blog, Building Effective Relationships, and Leveraging Interviews to Network
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Maren Kate is somebody that I kept running into at other blogs that I read, so knew she had to be up to some pretty interesting stuff. She packed this interview with alot of great advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and bloggers. Here’s just a few of the highlights below: How to take advantage of hitting [...] JD Roth on Keys To Publishing a Book, Guest Post Criteria for A-list Blogs, and Monetizing in a Way that Benefits Your Readers
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JD Roth from GetRichslowly.org runs arguably one of the most popular personal finance blogs on the web. I had him take me for a walk down the path that ultimately lead him to where he’s at today and here’s a few of the highlights: How he Started his First Web Journal in the Late 90’s [...] Julie Roads on Grassroots Social Media Campaigns, Big Ticket Relationships, and A Copywriters Advice on Awesome Content
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At the recommendation of Kelly Diels, somebody who I really look up to, I decided to interview Julie Roads. Kelly said that Julie was a social media genius and I think that label is well deserved. Here’s some of the highlights from my chat with her: The Most Important Keys To Success as an Early [...] Chris Ducker on Effective Outsourcing, Virtual Lifestyles, and The Entrepreneurial Mindset
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Chris Ducker reached out to me sometime last week and was one of our listeners. It also turns out he’s a successful entrepreneur who’s an expert in outsourcing. In this chat he revealed many of the things that are essential to a successful digital business. Here’s just a few of the highlights: The Power of [...] Matt Cheuvront and Nicole Crimaldi on: A bloggers voice, Advantages of Trial and Error, and the Twitter Chat Goldmine
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Matt Cheuvront and Nicole Crimaldi are two of my favorite bloggers and people I’m really glad to have as a part of my network. I’ve learned so much from both of them so I decided to bring them back for a chat and as expected they really filled this podcast with some great stuff: The [...]
Josh Hanagarne and Rich Lazzara Discuss Walking Away from Book Deals, Focused Vision, and Qualities of Successful Entrepreneurs
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Josh Hanagarne and Rich Lazzara are two of the very earliest people I interviewed when BlogcastFM was still running at The Skool of Life as a weekly series. Both of them have some great pearls of wisdom to offer in this interview. Here’s some of the highlights: Why Josh Walked Away from A Book Deal [...]
Corbett Barr talks about 1000 Subscribers in 2 Months, 3 Pillars of Online Success, and Free One Hour Consult(RT and follow us to win)
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In just a little bit more than a year Corbett Barr has a built a successful online business. Here’s just a few of the highlights from my recent chat with him: How He grew Think Traffic to 2000 Subscribers in 2 months The Ins and Outs of Running Two Blogs The Numerous Business and Networking [...] Dragos Roua on Blogging Alliances, Your 150 Most Important Relationships and Keys To Monetizing Your Blog
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Dragos Runs one of my favorite personal development blogs at DragosRoua.com and he’s been quite successful with everything he’s done. He definitely gave me some new ideas that I have already started to put to use. Here’s just a few of the highlights: The Diminishing Returns of Focus on Writing Great Content Using Blogging alliances [...] Dave Doolin on The Right Way to Publish Your Blog Post, Build Relationships with Readers, and The Blog Post Engineering Ebook (RT to win a copy)
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Dave Doolin is somebody I’d been wanting to connect with for a long time. He’s a very smart guy who loaded this interview some really great tips to that you can put to use immediately. Here’s just a few of the highlights below: Why switching to WordPress is Essential to Growing your Blog How to [...] Diggy from Upgrade Reality on Finding mentors, Reducing your Learning curve, and Exponential Growth
Last week I finally got a chance to connect with Diggy from Upgrade Reality. Despite our crazy time differences and a few technical glitches we managed to pull this off. Here’s a few highlights from what he shared: The advantages of having a more established blogger as a mentor How to reduce the learning curve [...] Henri Juntilla on Gaining 1500 Subscribers and Launching Passionate Living (RT to Win a Copy)
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We featured Henri Junttila a few months back when he was an up and coming blogger and he’s made some serious strides since then. Since he just launched his latest ebook Passionate Living, I figured it was the perfect time to bring him back and have him tell us how he’s managed to accomplish all of [...]
Thursday Bram on Freelance Writing, Ebooks and The Benefits of Staff Blogging
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Thursday Bram is one of the most prolific writers you’ll ever meet. She freelances for some of the biggest blogs in the world, maintains her own blog at ThursdayBram.com, and has written four ebooks (at last count!). Thursday, along with Ali Hale, is one half of the blogging duo behind a fantastic new blog Constructively [...] Behind The Scenes of BlogWorld Promotions and Affiliate Marketing with Wade Tonkin
In this episode we dig into affiliate program management, and what goes on behind the scenes before the BlogWorld Conference opens for registrations. Wade Tonkin of GTO Management was gracious enough to take some time out of his day and share some killer tips and strategies that bloggers can use today to launch their own [...] Mitch Joel On Pillars of Effective Blogging, Finding Your Voice, and Building Your Online Brand Offline
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Mitch Joel was somebody who got on my radar when I first started taking all the social media work I was doing into the corporate setting. He’s truly a thought leader in the space and shared some super insights with me that can really help take you to the next level. In less than 30 [...] Colin Wright(@colinismyname) on Your First 100 Subscribers, Reaching a Broader Audience, and Networking Awesomely
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For those of you who don’t know or have never heard of Colin Wright, you really should subscribe to his blog. It’s a series of entertaining, never-ending antics that take place on a global scale. Colin lets his readers pick what country he should live in next. Despite my attempt to send him to Somalia, [...] 
