My Tog Blog About Awesome Content Creation

Discover how Pod Up is revolutionizing the podcasting platform space with 60+ integrated tools that save creators hundreds of dollars per year. In this conversation with host Tim Krywulak, serial entrepreneur Nathan Gwilliam reveals the real costs of professional podcasting and why most creators quit before their 10th episode. After selling adoption.com and working with digital marketing legend Russell Brunson, Nathan identified a critical gap in the creator economy that was keeping talented podcasters on the sidelines. Nathan's Pod Up platform combines hosting, editing, social distribution, course creation, e-commerce, and 18 AI-powered tools into one integrated system. Instead of juggling dozens of separate platforms and paying premium prices for adequate functionality, creators can now access everything they need for less than the traditional cost would be. 💡 PERFECT FOR: Content creators struggling with multiple podcast tools, entrepreneurs looking to start a podcast without the technical headaches, established creators ready to scale their operations, and anyone curious about the real economics of professional podcasting. Nathan's approach combines practical business wisdom with genuine mission-driven purpose. His background in helping families through adoption.com translates into a deep understanding of how to build platforms that truly serve their communities rather than just extract profit. 🔗 EPISODE LINKS Note: These are affiliate links. That means if you sign up via these links, I earn a commission. The price for you is the same, and the revenue from this helps to support this show. Pod Up (30-day free trial + free podcast launch course) Done-For-You Services: PodAllies.com (free strategy call with Nathan) Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

How can we keep our content strategy thriving when market turbulence is the new normal? Tune in for this podcast interview with Tim Krywulak (host), Associate Dean of Design, Visual Arts, and Computer Studies at Georgian College, and industry veteran Melih Oztalay (guest), as they unveil proven tactics to embrace change, outpace competitors, and future-proof your content in an ever-shifting landscape. 👉 About Our Guest Melih Oztalay is a seasoned digital marketing leader with over 35 years of experience, combining deep marketing and IT expertise to help brands stay ahead in a rapidly evolving landscape. As CEO of SmartFinds Marketing, based in Birmingham, Michigan, he guides clients through disruption using his signature 4-A’s framework: Anticipate, Accept, Adapt, and Adopt. Known for practical, results-driven strategies, Melih has helped clients across diverse sectors—from automotive to healthcare—achieve impressive outcomes, including dramatic reductions in website bounce rates and audience growth. His work balances future-focused innovation with a collaborative, human-centered approach, earning his agency recognition as one of Michigan’s “50 Companies to Watch.” Click here to book a meeting with Melih 🔥 Why You Can’t Miss This Episode: Melih dives deep into how content creators and marketers can not just survive but thrive amid uncertainty. Whether you’re a blogger, content strategist, or marketer, the tips shared here will help you align your strategy with shifting market dynamics — ensuring your content stays relevant, impactful, and profitable. In the conclusion, Tim also shares a new tool he's started using that can help you generate new backlinks to your own website while also scaling your online visibility on other sites. 👉 About the Host Tim Krywulak is the host and producer of My Tog Blog About Awesome Content Creation, where he shares expert insights and practical advice for content creators and entrepreneurs. With nearly two decades of experience in education, applied research, and project management, Tim brings a rich background in storytelling and strategic thinking to his work in digital content creation. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

Most digital products fail within the first month. Alice Seba’s don’t. With over two decades in online business and millions in product sales, she understands what actually works in today’s competitive market. In this episode, Alice breaks down the brutal truth about why most digital products never see a single sale, and more importantly, reveals the exact strategies and mindset she’s used to build a sustainable online business since 2002. From the early days of her first ebook, “The Internet-Based Moms Guide to Marketing Your Website,” to running successful product launches today, her insights will change how you approach content and product creation. What You’ll Discover ⭐ The #1 mistake content creators make with online strategy ⭐ Why starting small beats going big every single time ⭐ How to validate product ideas without wasting months of work ⭐ The psychology behind “selling as service” that removes sales anxiety ⭐ Alice’s framework for creating less content with greater impact ⭐ Why building 1,000 engaged followers beats 100,000 passive viewers About Alice Seba Alice has been building online businesses since the early days of e-commerce, growing her YouTube channel to nearly 8,000 subscribers and her EKit Hub Facebook community to 4,700 members. She’s the founder of EKit Hub University and Noomu, an all-in-one business-building platform designed specifically for digital entrepreneurs. These sources offer a wealth of information for digital creators, and Noomu includes an AWESOME $197 freebie to help get you started as an online creator business. I highly recommend checking them out. This episode is not sponsored. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

Are you ready to make your first sponsored content? This behind-the-scenes look reveals the exact process I use to work with brand sponsors, featuring a real sponsored content creation example with the SAFY9 dash cam. Getting your first sponsorship is a significant milestone for any content creator, but there’s so much more to it than just saying yes to a brand deal. This video takes you through the complete process of creating sponsored content that protects your integrity, meets sponsor expectations, and maintains the trust you’ve built with your audience. You'll see: - how to review sponsorship agreements, - understand different types of content relationships, and - plan your content to deliver maximum value for your sponsor and your viewers. We cover the key differences among independent user-generated content, affiliate partnerships, and paid sponsorships, along with the proper disclosure practices that keep you compliant with platform guidelines and FTC requirements. The video also features a real-world example using the BlackVue SAFY9 dash cam, showcasing its 4K ultra-high-definition recording, Sony Starvis camera technology, AI-powered night vision, and parking mode capabilities. The practical testing segment demonstrates the dash cam’s performance during a road trip from Barrie to Caledonia, Ontario, showcasing both day and night recording capabilities, weather performance, and creative applications for content creators. You’ll see how dash cam footage can enhance vlogs, provide unique filming angles, and serve multiple purposes beyond just vehicle security. You'll also see how I approached testing, so I could evaluate the product under different conditions and provide an objective, fact-based review of actual performance in real-world settings. Sponsor Links To learn more about the SAFY9 Dash Cam, you can check out the SAFY9 channel or visit their website. Disclosure: This episode was sponsored by SAFY9/BlackVue. The product was provided for review, but all opinions and test results are genuine and unbiased. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

In Spring 2025, my guest for this episode achieved what many content creators dream of: a post she wrote went viral on LinkedIn. But this was no accident. It was part of a content strategy that worked. Listen in for this discussion with Nicole Ramirez, a digital marketing consultant who cracked the code on LinkedIn content creation. After being laid off from Forbes, Nicole grew her LinkedIn following from 2,400 to over 32,000 in one year. In this episode, Nicole reveals her “7-7-7 jackpot” content strategy that led to a viral post generating 11,000+ reactions, 240+ reposts, and coverage in major media outlets like Newsweek and the Today Show. She also discusses how she set up her content and strategy to capitalize on the opportunity, enabling her to grow her following, convert followers into clients, and further her digital marketing career. Listen in to Hear 🎧 ✅ The exact content pillar strategy behind Nicole’s viral LinkedIn posts ✅ How to balance reach-focused content with value-driven insights ✅ Networking tactics that build genuine professional relationships ✅ Why being a contributor matters more than just being a creator ✅ Practical tips for sustainable LinkedIn growth without burnout Perfect for content creators, digital marketers, and professionals looking to build their personal brand on LinkedIn. Nicole’s journey from journalist to successful marketing consultant offers actionable insights you can implement immediately. 🔗 Connect with Nicole Ramirez: Website & Consulting LinkedIn If you found this episode valuable, please subscribe for more content about content creation tips, tools, and strategies. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

Unlock video marketing success with strategies from an award-winning producer! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of video marketing with Tim Bradley, founder of Pennant Video and a multiple Telly Award winner. Discover the critical components of successful video marketing campaigns that not only engage but also convert followers into customers. Tim shares his journey from being a kid with a VHS camcorder to working as a video producer and ultimately founding his own video production company. Learn about Tim's 'Video Marketing Trifecta'—Anthem videos, Explainer videos, and Endorsement videos—designed to boost your brand's visibility and trust. The episode also includes practical advice on building relationships, structuring content, and the importance of visibility as a key component of content strategy. Perfect for business owners, marketers, and content creators looking to enhance their video marketing efforts. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

Thinking about starting an online store but worried about Shopify’s monthly costs? The Shopify Starter plan offers e-commerce capabilities for just $7 per month, but does it deliver enough value to build a successful business? I’ve spent four years working with various e-commerce options, from third-party marketplaces to online stores, and three months testing every aspect of the Shopify Starter plan, including setting up Instagram shops, managing product listings, and analyzing customer data. In this episode, I'm sharing everything I've learned to help you decide if the Shopify Starter plan is the best option for your business. We'll cover: My own business is in the Print-on-Demand space, but the findings I've shared here can be applied to almost any business model that involves selling products online. Key takeaway: The Starter plan serves as an effective testing ground and social commerce platform, but understanding its strategic role in your business growth timeline is essential for success. Listen in for all the deets! Do you love this kind of practical, experience-based content? Then subscribe for more content on content creation, social media strategy, and eCommerce. Video Links As I mentioned in the video, other creators have already covered the benefits and drawbacks of Shopify (in general) as a platform for Print-on-Demand (specifically) versus third-party marketplaces such as Merch by Amazon and TeePublic. So in this video, I focused more on what I could contribute based on my individual experience with the Shopify Starter versus the Basic Plan. For the "Pro" Shopify view, see Meg Heckman, "Shopify + Printify is the Only POD Setup I Trust." For a more favourable view of third-party platforms, see Greg Gotfried, "Shopify Print on Demand vs. Other Platforms." Also, be sure to check out my online Store.😉 If you're seeing this episode, use the code MYTOGBLOG4 for a $4 Discount on your first or next order, in celebration of Season 4. Offer is good until October 10th! One use per customer. Disclaimer: Note that this episode is for information and entertainment purposes. It is not intended to replace the need for one's own due diligence when considering any business model or decision. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

Are you ready to transform your ideas into action? 🚀 Season 4 of My Tog Blog About Awesome Content Creation is here! 🎉 Join me, Tim Krywulak (Associate Dean of Design, Visual Arts, and Computer Studies at Georgian College), as we go behind the scenes of building a successful content creation business. Hear real stories from creators with actionable tips that make a difference. 💡 Sample topics for this season include: ✨ No fluff, just real solutions for creators like us! 🙌 New episodes drop monthly. 🗓️ Subscribe now to join a community of creators learning how to stand out in an increasingly crowded digital world. 👍 Your content deserves to be seen! 👀 Episode Link If you're interested in a career as an artist or content creator, the academic programs in my portfolio offer several ways to help you get started in Design, Visual Arts, and Digital Media. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

With over 850 million monthly active users, Snapchat offers access to a broad audience of potential customers in the Gen Z and millennial markets. Yet it remains relatively "untapped" by many brands and creators, especially compared to larger mainstream platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. In this episode, I sit down with Hope Georgiou, CEO and founder of HG Media Group, a company specializing in Snapchat campaign development and execution, to discuss these opportunities. Hope has several years of experience working in the Snapchat platform, and her clients have included Toyota, Lev's, Chicago Bulls, and Paramount Pictures, among others. We discuss how to effectively leverage the platform for audience growth, the importance of spontaneous content, and how brands can find success by being early adopters. Whether you're a podcaster, YouTuber, or an aspiring influencer, this episode provides valuable insights into making Snapchat work for you. Don't miss out on these key strategies to elevate your social media presence! Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

The summer season is an excellent time for photography, but sometimes we need a little help with photo ideas. So in this episode, I share my top five sources for finding inspiration and new ideas for photography, covering landscape photography, street photography, and more. Whether you're a photography beginner or an experienced photographer, these sources of inspiration will keep you going all year round. Thanks to Popov Leather for the opportunity to try out the Leather Notebook holder and Moleskine Notebooks. I'm loving those as an addition to my idea generation and documentation system. If you found this episode helpful, consider subscribing. I share actionable tips, tools, and strategies about photography, video content creation, and social media strategy. What's your favourite source for photography ideas? Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

✨ Explore the latest social media trends to grow and monetize your brand in 2025! 📈 Thanks to Riverside.fm for sponsoring this episode. It's the tool I use for all my podcast interviews, and you can try it out with a 15% discount using the code MyTogBlog. Check it out here. (Note: This is an affiliate link, which means I would earn a commission if you purchase using this link.) In this episode, I sit down with Stephen Jackson, Vice President of Partnerships and Creative Director at Moosylvania. Stephen shares insights from his 17+ years of industry experience, including working with high-profile brands and seeing the evolution of social media as a key marketing channel. The conversation covers practical tips for creators, from measuring ROI to creating relatable content, and highlights the role of community building in achieving success. Tune in for actionable strategies and expert advice to elevate your content creation game! Want to get in touch with Stephen Jackson? You can connect with him on LinkedIn or at Moosylvania. You can also follow Moosylvania on Instagram. If you'd like to download a free copy of the Audience Growth Accelerator niche finder tool that I mentioned in this video, you can find it here. Just enter $0 as the price, and you can download it at no cost. You can also check out Episode 24 with Tiago Faria for more information on defining your customer avatar. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram, LinkedIn, or the Contact Us page. You can also check out these links for resources and merch for content creators.

Discover the secrets of a luxury brand videographer with Christian Schu! Thanks to Riverside.fm for sponsoring this episode. I use it to record all my podcast interviews, and you can try it out with a 15% discount using the code MyTogBlog. Check it out here. (Note: This is an affiliate link, which means I would earn a commission if you make a purchase using this link.) Christian Schu is a videographer with over a decade of experience working with luxury brands and creating award-winning videos. He's created video content for the Mallorca Open (Women's Tennis Association), Bang & Olufsen, Tobias Beck, Naim, and the Sherton Grand (Hotel Dubai), and he's won awards at the Los Angles Film Awards, the Las Vegas Movie Awards, and the Paris Film Festival. In this episode, Christian shares how he transitioned from being an insurance broker to luxury brand videographer. He provides insights into building strong client relationships, the importance of storytelling in video creation, and overcoming challenges in filming high-quality content. Aspiring videographers and creators can learn valuable tips on growing their own content businesses. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with practical advice. If you'd like to get in touch with Christian Schu, you can connect with him via his website. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.

What if the key to being a successful content creator wasn't more time but a better strategy? Thanks to Riverside.fm for sponsoring this episode. I use this software for recording all my podcast interviews, and you can try it out with a 15% discount using the code MyTogBlog. Check it out here. (Note: This is an affiliate link, which means I would earn a commission if you purchase using this link.) In this episode, we go behind the scenes to a week in my life as a part-time content creator, breaking down the strategies and best practices I've developed over the years that allow me to produce this podcast and publish content across multiple social media channels. As an added challenge, I set myself the goal of recording most of the footage for this long-form video in the same week as I would produce and publish three short-form videos, share my usual photo content, and engage with my audience through replies and comments - all while maintaining my busy schedule as a full-time academic administrator. This setup allowed me to demonstrate some of my best tips around content planning, workflow, and strategy, along with the tools and resources I'm leveraging to make everything work for me most efficiently and effectively. Other Episode Links I also want to thank Popov Leather for allowing me to try one of their belts for this video. I really like it. If you want to get one, check out their website. Metricool, All-in-One Social Media Management Tool. Ginger Starr Borden, Instagram Stories templates, check Link-in-bio. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram, LinkedIn, or the Contact Us page. You can also check out these links for resources and merch for content creators.

Having a merch store is cool! Having one that gets traffic and sales is even cooler. Thanks to Riverside.fm for sponsoring this episode. It's the software I use for recording all my podcast interviews, and you can try it out with a 15% discount using the code MyTogBlog. Check it out using this link. (Note: This is an affiliate link, which means I would earn a commission if you purchase using this link.) In this episode, Grace Clemens provides a digital marketing audit for my podcast merch store. Grace is a marketing professional with over 13 years of experience leading growth initiatives across various sectors, including managing digital strategies for projects such as the $100 million XPrize for Carbon Removal. She is currently the Founder and CEO of SCC Marketing, specializing in digital marketing audits that help eCommerce brands increase revenue and generate meaningful customer engagement. If you'd like to contact Grace Clemens, check out her website or LinkedIn. Other Episode Links: Please note that some of the links shared below are affiliate links. That means if you purchase through these links, I or my guest will receive a commission. Vexels Membership, My Teepublic Store, and Fiverr. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram, LinkedIn, or the Contact Us page. You can also check out these links for resources and merch for content creators.

Want to take better travel photos? 📷 Thanks to Riverside for sponsoring this episode. It's the software I use for recording all my podcast interviews, and you can try it out here with a 15% discount using the code MyTogBlog. (Note: This is an affiliate link, which means I would earn a commission if you purchase using this link.) In this episode, I interview Ralph Velasco, a professional travel photographer and tour organizer. We discuss Ralph's journey into travel photography, his favorite travel destinations, tips for taking better photos, and how to be a more mindful traveler. Ralph also shares his insights on balancing multiple business ventures and the future of travel photography in the age of AI. Video Links Our Sponsor, Riverside. Ralph's channel, The Continental Drifter. Ralph's book, The Intentional and Mindful Traveller. My Gear Recommendations. *As noted, some links in this episode are affiliate links, meaning I earn a commission if you purchase through any of these links. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via the X App, Instagram, or the Contact Us page. You can also check out these links for resources and merch for content creators.

What are the keys to mastering video production in the "Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)"? Thanks to Riversidefm for sponsoring this episode. Try it out via this link with a 15% discount using the code MyTogBlog. (Note: This is an affiliate link, which means I would earn a commission if you purchase using this link.) In this episode, I interview Jonathan Hayes, an award-winning video producer and Executive Video Director at Ammunition. We discuss: We also delve into how Jonathan is leveraging AI technology to enhance creativity and streamline workflow, emphasizing the necessity of human input and ethical considerations. What comes through clearly is that while AI technology offers fresh opportunities for many creators, how AI is leveraged will determine the long-term viability of their approaches. The conversation provides valuable insights for aspiring video creators and editors on building a successful career in today's competitive media landscape. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via the X App or the Contact Us page. We can also stay connected via my Newsletter, where I share insider information and offers. Also, check out the store link on my website for resources and merch for content creators.

Here's a scary statistic: most podcasts won't make it past episode 10. Thanks to Riverside.fm for sponsoring this episode. I used it to put together this episode using a multi-camera approach, which provides viewers with a more dynamic visual experience. You can try it out with a 15% discount using the code MyTogBlog via this link. (Note: This is an affiliate link, which means I earn a commission if you purchase using this link). Podcasting offers an excellent opportunity to establish credibility and forge a genuine connection with your audience as a content creator. However, it also can be one of the most challenging platforms for generating organic traffic and building momentum. So, after over two years and 25+ episodes, I'm sharing my best insights across the four critical pillars of a successful podcast. I hope these tips can empower you as a content creator and help you navigate the challenges of podcasting so your show can survive and thrive in 2025 and beyond. Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via the X App or the Contact Us page. We can also stay connected via my Newsletter, where I share insider information and offers. Also, check out the store link on my website for resources and merch for content creators.

Would you like to earn your first $1 as an affiliate marketer? Thanks to Riverside.fm for sponsoring this episode. This is my "go-to" tool for recording and editing video and audio podcast interviews. Try it out with a 15% discount using the code MyTogBlog. Check it out here. (Note: This is an affiliate link, which means I would earn a commission if you purchase using this link.) In this episode, I talk with Ileane Smith, who has worked with major brands, gained acceptance into the Amazon Influencer Program, increased her YouTube channel to over 12K subscribers, and accumulated over 15K followers on the X App - and did it all while being a part-time content creator. We discuss the differences between the Amazon Influencer program and the Amazon Associate program, the comparative benefits of the influencer and associates programs, and the various tools and platforms that content creators can use to monetize their channels. We also unveil a new marketing strategy that can help small channels create their first affiliate revenue stream. Other topics include balancing a full-time job with an influencer career, the pros and cons of affiliate marketing versus creating digital products, and some of our favorite social media platforms and features. Realistically, affiliate marketing probably won't result in "retirement money" unless you can consistently scale your lead generation out to the 50-100K+ views territory. However, even with a small channel or social media profile, you can start generating income via Amazon and other affiliate channels. This can help offset the costs of your content creation hobby, side hustle, or business. And if you can then add some sponsorships to that, you can also get free stuff from brands and increase revenue a bit more. With some consistent effort, that, I think, is within reach. Episode Links Please note that some of the links shared here are affiliate links. That means if you purchase through these links, I or my guest will receive a commission. If you'd like to learn more about Ileane's content and offers, see her YouTube Channel and Amazon storefront. If you found this helpful, drop me a like & consider subscribing! We can also keep in touch via my Newsletter, where I share insider information and offers (e.g., how to sign up for Benable with my invite link). Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via the X App or the Contact Us page. We can also stay connected via my Newsletter, where I share insider information and offers. Also, check out the store link on my website for resources and merch for content creators.

Are you ready to join the Part-Time Creator Crew? Season 3 of My Tog Blog About Awesome Content Creation is just around the corner! This time, we'll explore a topic that is very real for many of us: the challenges of being a part-time content creator. We'll discuss navigating the highly competitive landscape of YouTube, podcasting, and social media platforms today with limited time and resources. Whether you're a part- or full-time creator, I think you'll find a lot that's helpful here as we dive into: - YouTube - Podcasting - content creation - personal branding - social media strategy - monetization strategies, and - content creator life & mindset, and much more Subscribe now to join the community! Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via the X App or the Contact Us page. We can also stay connected via my Newsletter, where I share insider information and offers. Also, check out the store link on my website for resources and merch for content creators.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) can potentially be a powerful, beneficial tool for content creators but poses significant risks. Thanks to Riversidefm for sponsoring this episode. It's a fantastic tool for recording and editing video and audio, including many useful AI features. Try it out with a 15% discount using the code MyTogBlog. Check it out here. (Note: This is an affiliate link, which means I would earn a commission if you make a purchase using this link.) This episode explores the benefits and potential dangers of several artificial intelligence tools for content creators. From generating ideas to improving titles, thumbnails, and scripts, AI can help us stand out as content creators. However, it also poses risks from a competitive perspective, and it could damage the audience's trust in your content and your credibility as a content creator if it's misused. These are just a few reasons why it's critical for content creators to be current on this topic, both now and for the foreseeable future. Tools Mentioned in this Video Note: The links below are affiliate links, which means I earn a commission if you make a purchase using these links. Riversidefm VidIQ WriteSonic Thanks for listening! Do you have a comment or question about a topic or episode? I'd love to hear that. Feel free to contact me via Instagram or the Contact Us page, and check out our merch for content creators.