How Much Does It Cost To Have Your Own Talk Show?
How Much Is Your Time Worth?
Keep that answer in mind as you consider the merits of having your own talk show.
In a half day recording session (4 hours), you can record 4 to 6 episodes of your talk show. That includes time for wardrobe changes for each episode.
At the end of those 4 hours, you will have created 4 to 6 weeks of high-value, evergreen marketing content that you can use to establish yourself as a subject matter expert and attract premium clients, week after week.
A Talk Show Is Efficient Marketing
What else can you think of that will put you in front of so many of your ideal clients and use so little of your time?
You can chop your episodes into juicy teaser clips, like the ones you see below, so you’ll have multiple pieces of high-value content to publish throughout each week.
Are you currently doing anything else in four hours that produces this kind of high-value, evergreen marketing content?
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The Fortune 500 Is Watching (on LinkedIn)
Some from stats from LinkedIn that might interest you:
LinkedIn now has over 660 million members.
61 million LinkedIn users are senior level influencers and 40 million are in decision-making positions.
LinkedIn is the most-used social media platform among Fortune 500 companies.
If you’re in the B2B space, LinkedIn is the platform where you want to put your talk show:
80% of B2B leads come from LinkedIn, versus 14% on Twitter and 7% on Facebook. (LinkedIn)
59% of executives say they would rather watch a video than read text. (Wordstream)
Talk shows establish thought leadership.
And what better place to do that than LinkedIn?
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Your Time Adds Up
At the end of a year, with just 4 hours per month of your time, you’ll have 50 episodes of your talk show that will continue to accumulate views forever, like this interview below:
The interview above will be just as relevant ten years from now as it is today.
As new people discover your show, they’ll check out your previous episodes. You’ve probably done this yourself when you found somebody on YouTube you liked.
All the while you’re putting out new shows and people are perusing your archive of old ones, you’re picking up clients…and potentially sponsors!
Compound Interest
Next year, you’re building on top of your platform of 50 episodes.
What could you accomplish with 50 opportunities to showcase your talents to the entire world?
Or
Or you can let your competitors follow that playbook and this time next year, they’ll be 50 episodes into being the industry expert that your target audience is talking about.
Your dreams are out there for the taking, but you have to go chase them because they’re not going to come chasing after you.
Go Get It!
If you want big things to happen in your life, you gotta to get it!
The alternative is the regret and frustration that come with watching other people become successful by doing something that you know you could have done better.
It’s not about who’s the best
It’s about who chooses to market themselves the best.
Your ideal client is looking for someone to solve their problem.
Are you going to make it as easy as possible for them to find you?
Or are you going to leave that to your competitors?
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Ask your questions now
Tomorrow, you’ll be a day older.
Do you want to be a day closer to achieving your dreams?
If you think a talk show is a tool you can use to help you go get that life you want, I’m here to help.
