Have you ever launched a new product or service? Did it fail miserably by your own unreasonable standards? Well, have I got the relatable show for you.

Listen in as I detail what went right and what went wrong with the launch of the membership site, Freight School Playbook.


My personal website links: 

• Logistics marketing services: Digital Dispatch
• Logistics marketing online courses: Freight School Playbook
• Entreprenuer cheat codes: Bonjour with Blythe

Find me on all the social media platforms by searching @blythebrum and/or @digidispatch

In the last few months, listeners and podcasters alike have been given a rare glimpse into the business side of big-time podcasters.

Between Joe Rogan taking a $100-million dollar licensing deal in his Spotify move to Joe Budden documenting his divorce from the same platform, we're finally starting to learn some concrete methods on how the biggest creators in the game are treating contracts, ads, and expectations. Add on the drama behind 'Call Her Daddy' and the hosts' battle for IP and we have a good look into where podcasters of all levels should place value.

In this show, I'm joined by Badr Milligan of The Shortbox Podcast and Al Pete of Mister Peterson's Neighborhood to discuss our takeaways from the listener's perspective as well as what lessons we'll use for our own shows moving forward.

Links from the show: 

• Joe Budden's announcement on leaving Spotify
• Charlamagne tha God's comments on Joe leaving
• Joe Budden's followup to the initial announcement
• Bill Burr's comments on Joe Rogan about protecting comics and creators
• Call Her Daddy's battle with Barstool for IP
• Barstool CEO Erika Nardini explaining why IP is so valuable 

My personal website links: 

• Logistics marketing: Digital Dispatch
• Entreprenuer cheat codes: Bonjour with Blythe

Find me on all the social media platforms by searching @blythebrum

TikTok’s rise in popularity isn’t without controversy.

Some of that worry has been orchestrated by other big tech jealous of that growth

Others are worried for more geopolitical reasons.

But for a lot of creators, like myself, Tiktok has been far and away the most enjoyable app in years.

Especially during COVID--where it forced me to learn video editing on the fly and challenge myself on a new platform.

I’m not alone as the app has skyrocketed in growth--and because the company’s owner, Bytedance is located in China, that obviously creates some issues like getting banned by the US government.

So as content creators what do we do? How do we protect ourselves and the content we’ve spent a lot of time and energy on? Listen to the latest episode as host Blythe Brumleve dives into the strategies.


Links mentioned during the show:

• Get a copy of your TikTok files from FYP.RIP
• Patreon in danger?

My personal website links: 

• Logistics marketing: Digital Dispatch
• Entreprenuer cheat codes: Bonjour with Blythe

Find me on all the social media platforms by searching @blythebrum