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MJ DeMarco
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Well, the problem with zero entry is that there would be thousands of other people *trying* to do the same thing.
And that's the problem, it becomes such a noisy crowded space, that only the top few will remain. Opening your inbox every day to 19 newsletters is untenable, regardless of the content.
That's how I find podcasting today. The content is overwhelming, saturated, and plentiful -- to the point I haven't accepted any new podcast interviews as of late.
EVERYONE has a podcast which is why I never bothered to enter that space although with a small audience already, I'd have a slight advantage there. There are so many episodes, so many guests, so many talks, that it just becomes all noise to me. It is impossible to discern the good from the bad and after awhile, it all sounds the same.
Here's a tip: When the guru courses and books come out on a particular business model, like "how to start a podcast" which started with Dumas and snowballed-- the business model has climaxed and is on the way down. So when you see, "How to start your billion dollar newsletter! Join my $497 online training!" you know the business model has peaked.