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EPISODE · May 23, 2024 · 18 MIN

Starting Content Marketing Agency & Workout Routines Website

from Eighty Twenty · host Doug and Rich

In today's episode, Doug & Rich discuss two promising business ideas for content creation. First, they delve into the potential of a niche YouTube content creation agency. With YouTube's recent ad policy changes making it easier for creators to succeed, this could be an excellent business opportunity. They explore how a content marketing agency focused on YouTube can thrive in the current environment. Additionally, Doug shares a brilliant side hustle idea: turning athlete routines into an online content website. While this content already exists and is highly saturated, there's a huge opportunity with the right formatting and curation. This business could undoubtedly generate a steady cash flow. What are your thoughts on starting a YouTube content creation agency or creating a website focused on athlete routines? Remember to like and subscribe to our channel! Want to get to know us a little better? Check us out on LinkedIn: / doughaines / samsrichard You can also find out more about MOHARA and Kalium at our company websites: https://mohara.co/ https://kalium.co.uk/ #businessideas #entrepreneurship #businessopportunity2023 #businessadvice #bearwithmepodcast #bearwithmepod

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