EPISODE · Nov 19, 2021 · 49 MIN
Ep111: How To Be Powerful Around Your Podcast - Tate Siemer
from The Podcast On Podcasting · host Adam Adams
Whether you started your podcast alone or with a co-host, it's critical to align your decision with your long-term goals. Today, Tate Siemer shares some exciting insights about the impact of podcasting in your personal and professional life, and why you should and shouldn't need a co-host. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR How can thought leadership be applied in podcasting The pros and cons of co-hosting a show How to leverage your show and not overwhelm it? Do you need to be an expert to start a podcast? Why should you outsource your podcast production RESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONED Multifamily University by Neal Bawa The Mul-family Legacy Podcast by Corey Peterson Old Capital Podcast by Michael Becker ABOUT TATE SIEMER Tate Siemer is the managing partner and visionary behind GreenLight Equity Group, which currently owns and operates 320 units in Utah, Ohio and Oklahoma City and has 252 units under contract. Tate's passion is improving (value-adding) high-density existing apartment communities in such a way that maximizes value in order to provide solid, consistent returns to investors and well-being to residents. He hosts "The Apartment Guys Podcast" and serves on the Executive Board of the Utah Real Estate Investor Association. He also enjoys helping fellow investors and entrepreneurs through mentoring and coaching. Tate's other passions include big-mountain skiing and mountain biking, music, and hiking with his dog, Joey. CONNECT WITH TATE Website: Greenlight Equity Group IG: @tatesiemer Podcast: The Apartment Guys Youtube: Tate Siemer LinkedIn: Tate Siemer Facebook: Tate Siemer CONNECT WITH US Thinking about creating and growing your own podcast but not sure where to start? Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams!
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