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Are you ready to launch your podcast? Learn from Christopher Sherrod the producer of a top podcast BlissStreaming.com. With his podcast friends they created this book to show you everything you need to know from microphone to marketing.
This is the blueprint to create your own winning money making podcast.
In Podcasting Blueprint, Christopher shares how he launched “Bliss Streaming”. Christopher shares his journey with complete transparency so you can emulate his successes and avoid his failures.
8th Edition of Book
Learn how to create your next business idea following an easy step-by-step process.
- The Play Prosperity Games Steps
- How to explore your world for ideas that are all around you
- Cleansing techniques to make yourself open to the perfect idea
- Banking your ideas and how to rank them and pick the perfect one to do
- 26 games to create the next million dollar+ idea
- Plus a special bonus for readers
Christopher Sherrod provides you the keys to unlock your truly passionate business in How To Create New Business Ideas.
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