Spencer Haws from NichePursuits.com discusses business ideas that actually work. Learn how to build niche websites, market your website through search engine optimization, and much more. In addition, you'll get interviews with leading internet entrepreneurs that provide insight on: authority sites, flipping sites, using Google Adsense, outsourcing, automation tools, linkbuilding, building a real business, software development, creating iPhone Apps, lifestyle business, small business tips, and more. Overall, get your dose of motivation to move forward with your niche business ideas or take your small business to the next level!
Tomi Mikula joins the Niche Pursuits podcast to share how he grew Delivrd from 100 free car deals to more than 400 deals per month, with 25 full-time employees and roughly $400,000 to $500,000 in sales. He explains how customer interviews pushed him to shift from a $2,500 service focused on saving money to a $1,000 flat-fee offer centered on saving time and stress.
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Craig Hewitt shares how he turned a WordPress plugin with roughly 20,000 installs into Castos, a podcast hosting SaaS generating over $1 million in revenue. He explains why website traffic has dropped by about 50% while free trials have increased, and how comparison pages and free tools now drive higher-intent visitors.
Craig also breaks down how AI powers Castos...
Veronica Llorca-Smith shares how she built a six-figure business around multiple connected income streams, including Substack, courses, workshops, coaching, books, and public speaking. She breaks down how her 14,000-subscriber community generates about $25,000 annually and how corporate speaking can bring in $15,000 to $20,000 during busy months.
Veronica also exp...
Jason Zigelbaum has grown Zigpoll into a one-person SaaS generating about $142,000 in MRR, or roughly $1.7 million in annualized revenue. In this episode, he shares how 90% of the business comes through the Shopify App Store and why reviews, churn reduction, onboarding, and customer feedback have driven much of its growth.
Jason also explains how he uses AI acros...
In this episode, Jared Bauman talks with Besmir Bregasi, founder of ZeroRank, about what is driving LLM citations in 2026 and why Reddit, X, YouTube, and fresh off-site mentions matter so much. Besmir shares ZeroRank data on user-generated content, local AI visibility, and the on-site factors that still support citation potential.
He also explains how ZeroRank's first version was built in three months, grew past 1,000 customers thr...
Ben Borton, co-founder and CRO of PodPlay, shares how the company grew from operating sports venues into a platform used across 290 locations with more than 1.8 million end customers. He explains how founder-led sales, word of mouth, and organic content helped PodPlay compete with companies that had years of market experience.
Ben also breaks down how more than tw...
Natasha Tynes draws on 25 years of journalism experience to build a media business that generates leads through multiple online channels. In this episode, she breaks down how she uses Substack, LinkedIn, YouTube, and free versus paid content to attract potential clients and move them through her funnel.
She also shares how a new paid community fits into h...
John Muscarello is making roughly $25,000 to $30,000 per month as a full-time Amazon Influencer, with one recent month reaching $35,000. In this episode, he shares how he grew from publishing 500 videos in his first 30 days to building a library of nearly 5,000 videos.
John breaks down his current product research process, why Creator Connections generates around...
Aaron Steed started Meathead Movers at just 17 and spent the next 29 years building it into an eight-figure business with nine locations. In this episode, he shares how he survived having his phone lines shut down, overcame a $25,000 licensing hurdle, and recovered from a major advertising deal falling apart during expansion.
Aaron also explains how a 400...
In this episode of the Niche Pursuits podcast, Tom Szaky shares how he built TerraCycle from a college dorm room idea into a global company with close to $100 million in annual revenue. He explains how finding business opportunities in overlooked markets helped TerraCycle become a leader in hard-to-recycle waste, while also revealing the marketing strategy behind thousands of earned media mentions.
In this episode of the Niche Pursuits Podcast, Jared Bauman sits down with entrepreneur Bernard Huang to discuss his incredible journey from making six figures playing online poker in college to building and exiting the SEO platform ClearScope. Bernard shares lessons from a failed restaurant franchise, seven years in Silicon Valley, and growing a bootstrapped SaaS business to mid-seven figures....
In this episode of the Niche Pursuits podcast, Jared Bauman talks with John Nanci, founder of Chocolate Alchemy, about turning a background in analytical chemistry into a leading bean-to-bar chocolate business. John shares the personal tragedy that led him to go full-time, why he avoided debt, and how offering free education built lasting customer trust.
They also discuss scaling to multiple warehouses, simplifying product...
In this episode of the Niche Pursuits podcast, Jared Bauman sits down with Jeff Price to discuss how he grew Texas Slab Guys into a concrete business with a $2 million annual revenue run rate in just 12 months after leaving a career in fintech. Jeff shares why he chose a "boring" business, the hiring lessons he learned early on, and the customer service strategies that fueled rapid growth.
He also explains how AI tools, including c...
Nick Gray joins the Niche Pursuits Podcast to share how he turned casual museum tours for friends into Museum Hack, which led to a multi-million-dollar exit. He breaks down how charging for the tours changed the business, why hiring comedians and actors helped him scale, and how seller financing made the sale possible.
Nick also talks about writing The 2-Hour Cocktail Party, spending $60,000 on self-publishing, and whether...
In this episode, Jared talks with Ben Bozzay about how Tech Lockdown grew from a personal internet-use problem into a SaaS business doing $20K MRR. Ben shares how he went from free content on Medium, Reddit, and YouTube to paid guides, 300 early customers, and a full-time business after getting laid off.
They also discuss the SEO strategy that brought in up to 70,000 monthly organic visitors, as well as how technical conte...
Brian Casel joins the Niche Pursuits Podcast to share how he built Builder Methods, an AI education business grown through YouTube, email, community, and AI agents. He breaks down his content process, including why 15 to 20-minute videos can take days to produce and how some AI-focused videos have reached 50K to 60K views.
Brian also explains how Builder Methods Pro now includes 100+ training videos and a community of hund...
Brian Winum returns to the Niche Pursuits Podcast to share his advanced SEO system for building authority across Google, AI platforms, and affiliate sites. He breaks down his WP multi-site strategy, including how a single domain can support 700 to 800 subdomains and help address indexing challenges.
Brian also explains his use of LLMS.txt files, entity silos, tiered link building, EEAT signals, and AI automation. This is a...
Nina Clapperton returns to the Niche Pursuits podcast to share how she's grown her content business after HCU by focusing less on traffic and more on community, funnels, and revenue. She breaks down how her SEO sales funnel strategy connects blog posts, email, Facebook groups, YouTube, affiliate offers, and products.
Nina also shares eye-opening numbers, including multiple $100K months, a $150K month, and an older travel b...
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