Podcasts about blogcastfm

Srinivas is the host and co founder of BlogcastFM, a podcast on which he interview bloggers, authors, and entrepreneurs. Since starting in February 2010 the show has grown to several 100,000 downloads per month, a global audience and over 200 5 star ratings in iTunes.

Srinivas Rao is the CEO of Unmistakable Media and the host of the Unmistakable Creative Podcast, which he started as BlogcastFM in 2010. He has interviewed over 400 creative entrepreneurs and insanely interesting people. His guests have included ex-cons, happiness researchers, world famous cartoonists and entrepreneurs. Scott Adams, Seth Godin, Tim Ferriss, Shawn Achor and Danielle Laporte, are just few ... Read More

Today we continue our instigator series in which we revisit their interviews unveil the speakers for our annual event, The Instigator Experience. Our 6th instigator is Brigitte Lyons PR and media specialist that helps people craft a media messages that touches and hearts and minds reaches millions. Because this interview was recorded prior to our rebrand, there may be occasional references to our old name BlogcastFM See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we continue our instigator series in which we revisit their interviews unveil the speakers for our annual event, The Instigator Experience. Our 5th instigator is experience Linda Sivertsen, book midwife who has helped best selling authors build platform that have resulted in six and seven figure book deals. Because this interview was recorded prior to our rebrand, there may be occasional references to our old name BlogcastFM See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's quite clear to many of you that we've made some significant changes in the last week by renaming the show and launching an incredibe new web site. In this backstage episode, Greg Hartle and I do a deep dive into the rebranding of BlogcastFM. The early conversations about changing the name of the showWhy any sort of brand fits into a particular parking spotHow our brand has evolved over time Why your brand must make people feel a certain wayThe role that immediate impressions play Why you shouldn't have to explain How to not become a victim of the innovator's dilemmaThe role that having a team plays in your growth Disturbing statisics about solo entrepreneurship Why making really fast decisions is critical to your successDeterminig the essence of your brand See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#088: In this session of The Smart Passive Income Podcast, I bring Srinivas Rao, the host of the popular podcast BlogCastFM, on the show! Podcast show notes available here: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session88

#088: In this session of The Smart Passive Income Podcast, I bring Srinivas Rao, the host of the popular podcast BlogCastFM, on the show! Podcast show notes available here: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session88

Srinivas Rao is the host of the popular BlogcastFM podcast and the author of the recent book, The Art of Being Unmistakable: A Collection of Essays about Making a Dent in the Universe. In this episode of A Congruent Life, Srini shares insights from his personal journey as a podcaster, entrepreneur, and writer, as well […] The post ACL 029: Srini Rao appeared first on A Congruent Life.

Like so many in his generation, Srinivas "Srini" Rao graduated into a horrible job market. Except unlike many, he did it twice. The first time was after college. Rao graduated from UC Berkeley, finishing up school in 2000 just as the dot-com-fueled Bay Area economy was crumbling. The second time Rao graduated into a recession was after business school, which he graduated from in 2009. Not surprisingly, he suffered his way through a few years of working for various dot-com and startups that either failed or were acquired, leaving him out of a job. Rao's experiences led him to believe — quite understandably — that the corporate world would never be as secure and reliable as being an entrepreneur and finding a way to support himself based on his own skills and resources. Today, Rao is the founder of BlogcastFM, a podcast and site which started out focused on blogging, and branched out into focusing on other areas such as entrepreneurship, personal development, public speaking, surfing (Rao's personal passion) and writing. This side project quickly turned into a major source of business for Rao and it has allowed him to avoid working any of the dreaded “corporate jobs” he vowed to avoid. I've been listening to BlogcastFM since the early days (around 2010), and so when I saw Srini Rao was coming out with a new book (The Small Army Strategy), I thought it was a great opportunity to engage him in a longer discussion on the podcast.

Like so many in his generation, Srinivas “Srini” Rao graduated into a horrible job market. Except unlike many, he did it twice. The first time was after college. Rao graduated from UC Berkeley, finishing up school in 2000 just as the dot-com-fueled Bay Area economy was crumbling. The second time Rao graduated into a recession […] The post 033: Srini Rao of BlogcastFM | How to Turn Fans and Followers into a Small Army appeared first on Smart Business Revolution.

Imagine if you were living the dream right now that you had when you were 13. A little scary, isn't it? We laugh at the thought of staying true to those dreams because it's silly in retrospect. But we don't give ourselves the same leeway when it comes to adjusting our adult dreams. Today's guest is going to share how his dreams have adjusted – or been adjusted for him – over time and how this has given him a better understanding of what he really wants in life. You'll love his story of reinvention and flexibility. Joining us today is Srinivas Rao - an entrepreneur, surfer, dreamer, and founder of the popular podcast BlogcastFM. He is a man who defies labels and has charted his own path in life and business. Since starting BlogcastFM in February 2010, he’s interviewed nearly 400 bloggers, authors, and entrepreneurs to assist others in starting an online business. His latest project is The Instigator Experience, a conference for agitators like himself. Find out more at theinstigatorexperience.com.

In the ninth episode of the Live Limitless podcast I chat with Srinivas Rao of BlogcastFM.com and theSkoolofLife.com. When not surfing the pacific waves, Srinivas runs the incredibly successful BlogCastFM podcast. He has interviewed nearly 400 authors, entrepreneurs and change-makers, while receiving more than 170 5-star reviews. Srinivas was listed on Problogger’s annual list of […]

Srinivas is the host and co-founder of BlogcastFM, a podcast where he interview bloggers, authors, and entrepreneurs. Since starting in February 2010 the show has grown to several thousands of downloads per month, a global audience and over 200 5-star ratings in iTunes.

You've likely heard the phrase many times now: "The money is in the list". And, it couldn't be more true. Your email list is the most important asset you have. So, in this "reverse interview", Srinivas from BlogcastFM interviews me about email marketing and list building. In this 40 minute interview, a number of topics are discussed such as the importance of list building, how to interact with the list, why ebooks are not as effective as list builders, and much more. In this episode, you'll learn about: Why building a list is so important (as if it wasn't obvious) ;) Why your email list growth is your most important metric, and FAR out-weights trivial concerns like # of Twitter followers, or even blog comments. How I personally raised my email open rates by close to 3X My internal thinking for creating the 30 Day Blog Transformation Challenge to build my list How (and why) to get your list subscribers to interact with you. How to drastically improve your emails to your list by focusing on a single person. Why you need a custom confirmation page (and some ideas on what to put on it) Ideas for repurposing your content for/from your list Why having a big email list isn't exactly the most important thing. The important of segmenting (and how), and why you should have a BUNCH of different email lists in your Aweber account