As a child, Joe DiSanto saw his mom struggle with finances. As an adult, he gained the skills so he didn’t do the same. And he created a business to help others do it, too.
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Josh Spector, who led the social team during the Ellen selfie era at the Academy Awards, runs a newsletter-based content business, attracting subscribers and clients.
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LeQwane Lynch launched a daily newsletter for sneakerheads. The subscriber base was so envied by a sports media company that they bought his content business.
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Entrepreneur Jay Melone combines consulting and content products – and helps his audience do the same – to grow and scale successful service businesses.
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Entrepreneur Russell Nohelty turned to Kickstarter for funding of his first books. Now, he helps authors craft businesses built around their books.
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Once an “undercover” book coach, entrepreneur Cat Margulis has gone public helping thought leaders write, finish, publish and market their books.
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Food critic Hanna Raskin left her newspaper role and started a Substack newsletter. Now a content entrepreneur, she has advice for others.
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Simon Owens experiments to find what works in his content business. The newsletter creator switched from Mailchimp to Substack and has also tried several revenue models.
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Entrepreneur Adam Schaeuble experienced early disappointment but also learned the value of positioning yourself as the expert and opened Podcasting Business School.
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Latasha James hired a team to help in her content business. Then, she realized she preferred the freedom of operating as a solo content entrepreneur.
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