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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2018 · 40 MIN

Joel Zammit | How we monetised our podcast, making $180k a year

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Topic: How we monetised our podcast and make $180k a year from listener contributionsSpeaker: Joel Zammit (Host, Plumbing the Deathstar)You'll learn:• Why patience is key to success• How to create content which delivers• Developing a mindset of short-term sacrifice for long-term rewardsThe team at Sanspants Radio has grown from a single podcast into a podcast network over recent years. They've built their own Patreon-style donation system and now make over $180k per year from fan contributions. They now employ a small team to help make the podcasts every week. Listen to Joel talk about how they did it, and what they've learned along their journey.Joel Zammit is the head and driving force behind the Melbourne based comedy podcast network, Sanspants Radio. He is also a co-host of Plumbing the Death Star, a podcast on which 3 idiots ask questions about pop culture that no one else thought to ask and that no one wants answering. This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.

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