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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2020 · 8 MIN

Going Beyond the "Cold Start" Problem for Media Creators.

from The Elevator · host David Sherry

In this audio note, I discuss the recent phase of media Production… * Medium “thinkpieces” with clickbait listicles. * Twitter Fortune Cookie Lone Wolves * Substack Intelligentsia * FRIENDS style hangouts and discussions. (We are here) To move beyond the cold start problem for attracting an audience, I recommend that people consider launching with a community who are already ready to participate for a longer period of time. Check out the All In Podcast as an example of friends hanging out discussing a variety of topics: I’m David, and you can check out some of my work – Hit reply to chat more about your brand or community or anything else that you’ve got questions about. * 🏴 Refreshing media for those who care enough to be different – Death to the Stock Photo (500k subs) * 🌴 A chat room for the hottest brands around the globe – Jacuzzi Club * 📲 Check out what I’m reading – A$A Reading List on Telegram. * 💾 Created the Mystery USB (sold out in a day) * 🚗 Crowdfunded a Road Trip around the U.S. (2x) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit elevatorlist.substack.com

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