In March 2005 I got backstage at a seminar with Colin Powell, Zig Ziglar, Steve Forbes, George Foreman and Joe Montana. I had a local show about art fairs and a press pass I printed myself. Nobody ever asked how many listeners I had. Twenty-one years later, they still don't.
It's one thing: a reason for the person who's been ignoring you to say yes.
Sixty days. You end up sitting across from ten people who could change your business, with a real show behind you and none of the work of building one.
Sixty minutes, live with me. Your angle, your show concept, and your ten names.
Researched, with contact paths and a personalized hook for every name on it.
The ask, two follow-ups, and the no-show recovery.
Gear list plus a live setup call, so you're not troubleshooting software twenty minutes before your first interview.
Edited, show notes written, five clips cut, and a written post for each one.
Hosting configured, submitted to Apple and Spotify.
Across the sixty days, so you don't stall out in week three.
I record your launch episode with you as the guest. You get a finished first episode and a promo asset before you ever have to run one yourself. Another $500.
$5,100 for anyone who isn't on the call
Five seats. I produce three episodes for everyone who says yes, so five is genuinely what I can do.
My end of it. If you don't have your first guest booked within thirty days of our positioning session, I keep working with you until you do. Your risk isn't the money. Your risk is buying something and never using it, and I'm taking that off the table.
I've been podcasting since 2004, which makes me one of the original podcasters. Lone Star Gridiron was the first sports podcast ever recorded. I've spent twenty-one years testing doors everybody assumes are locked.
Backstage at the Get Motivated seminar, March 2005. Local show. Homemade press pass. Not one person asked how many listeners I had.
Ten conversations from now, your business looks different.
Claim your seat — $997