Josh Elledge has been featured in media 3,000 times and appeared on nearly 500 podcasts—and he says there's no better way to build relationships with decision-makers than podcasting. Forget cold emails and LinkedIn DMs; Josh reveals his "three-week warm-up" method that converts 30-60% of podcast hosts into interview opportunities. He explains why most podcast guesting agencies are doing it wrong, how to identify which shows are actually worth your time, and why leading with generosity (not desperation) is the only sales strategy you need.
Jeff Rose went from 25,000 followers to over 370,000 in one year—and made six figures doing it. What started as cross-posting Instagram reels to Facebook accidentally turned into a lucrative business when he discovered Facebook was paying creators for content he didn't even know was monetizable. In this episode, Jeff breaks down his exact posting schedule (yes, he posts 20+ times daily), reveals which content formats pay the most, and explains why screenshots of other people's tweets became his secret weapon for consistent five-figure months.
Amanda Bond drove 23,000 visits to a blog using nothing but Facebook posts—and she's revealing exactly how she did it. After stepping away from social media for two years, Amanda discovered Facebook had transformed into a discoverability platform similar to TikTok, and she's been posting 5+ times daily ever since. Learn her strategy for finding what content performs, when to reshare winning posts, and why she believes Facebook is the biggest opportunity for content creators right now—even if you're starting with zero followers. Find Amanda Bond online https://www.facebook.com/theadstrategist
Rhonda Goode watched her entire family suffer from diabetes, high blood pressure, and immobility—and she decided she wouldn't be next. At 35, she joined a gym and started a 14-year transformation that would see her lose 120 pounds, five dress sizes, and completely rewrite her family's health story. This isn't your typical fitness inspiration episode filled with quick fixes and empty promises. Rhonda's philosophy is brutally honest: no pills, no patches, no shakes, no surgery, and sitting equals dying. She shares the harsh reality of watching her mother become a prisoner in her own body, why motivation is overrated (discipline is everything), and what really happens when you prioritize movement over everything else. If you've ever used your desk job as an excuse, Rhonda's coming for you with truth bombs you need to hear.
This might be the most honest, unfiltered conversation about being a content creator you'll ever hear. Robert and Ashley have known each other since they were teenagers working at a movie theater, and now they're both navigating the chaos of making money as content creators in an AI-disrupted world—and they're holding nothing back. From admitting they both hate social media (while being on it constantly) to confessing they still don't know what they want to be when they grow up, this accountability session covers building service pages, cross-promotion strategies, the struggle of having creative minds without business brains, and why "doing what you love" still requires figuring out how to eat. Robert commits to finally monetizing Crooked Table Productions properly, Ashley shares her fitness podcast pivot, and they both agree: you can't just have a blog anymore in 2025. Fair warning—this episode includes tangents about ramen noodles, station prep, and whether Famous Ashley Grant is actually a porn site.