Episode notes
I’m sharing a conversation I had with Alexa Lewis, who is a veteran in the creative space. She and her family have a very successful kid YouTube channel and I can’t wait for you to hear about how the YouTube audience translated to podcast listeners.
Table of Contents
(0:00) Introducing Alexa and Lively Lewis Stories
(0:35) Introducing Alexa
(3:48) Using Trello to stay organized
(5:48) Having fun with the podcast
(9:39) How Alexa comes up with podcast story ideas
(11:47) Evolution of the podcast story subjects
(13:11) Audience going from YouTube Kids to kid podcast
(17:41) Why Alexa likes her podcast more than YouTube
(19:24) Alexa’s favorite episode of Lively Lewis Stories
(23:21) Experimenting with different episode styles
(24:22) Why Alexa chose to make a short kid podcast
(27:14) The money side of Lively Lewis Stories
(28:20) How much money Lively Lewis Stories makes
(31:54) Creating with faith that it will work out
(32:38) Money making opportunities that aren’t ads
(33:50) Where to find Lively Lewis Stories
(36:05) Storybutton
(38:55) What Andi learned from Alexa Here are the things I learned from my conversation with Alexa: - Use tools to stay organized - Listener participation doesn't have to be all or nothing - Know your audience - Don't let your episode structure get too rigid - Money making opportunities don't always mean ads
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