How I made money podcasting and why you probably don't want to
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How I made money podcasting and why you probably don't want to
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Re: How I made money podcasting and why you probably don't want to
#2Well written and sincere, great stuff.
Re: How I made money podcasting and why you probably don't want to
#3Re: How I made money podcasting and why you probably don't want to
#4Bring back blogspot!
Re: How I made money podcasting and why you probably don't want to
#5It's behind a sign in wall for me because I've read too many medium articles, apparently. Bring back blogspot!
Re: How I made money podcasting and why you probably don't want to
#6It's behind a sign in wall for me because I've read too many medium articles, apparently. Bring back blogspot!
Re: How I made money podcasting and why you probably don't want to
#7It's behind a sign in wall for me because I've read too many medium articles, apparently. Bring back blogspot!
Re: How I made money podcasting and why you probably don't want to
#8This was an honest, down to earth look at realities of podcasting. Well written and sincere, great stuff.
Podcasting was one of the best (non-financial) decisions I ever made.
Re: How I made money podcasting and why you probably don't want to
#9It's behind a sign in wall for me because I've read too many medium articles, apparently. Bring back blogspot!
TFA was great, and I'm motivated to pursue my podcast idea (not for money, but because I think it would be interesting). But I just don't get why people put their creative content on Medium. Does it actually add value (bring more readers?) Seems to me it will discourage some potential readers; what's the offset there?