In this episode, Lauren & Matt chat with old and new friends live from the show floor at Content Entrepreneur Expo! Tune in to hear from five industry experts about content creation and strategy, content entrepreneurship, book publishing, and most importantly, the great niche vs. niche debate.
- 3:42 → Austin L. Church on Writing a Book (and What He’ll Do Differently Next Time)
- 18:15 → Lou Mongello on the Value of Community and Authentic Relationships
- 24:41 → Julia Levine on Building Your Content Pillars
- 31:57 → Joe Pulizzi on Making Your Content Entrepreneur Goals a Reality
- 41:48 → Robbie Fitzwater on How to Use Customer Data (and How to Get Even More)
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