In this episode, Jim & Tyson approach how to build an audience; the pure value of a big audience and the different models. Dive in as they talk about how consistency and taking one step at a time can help make a bigger audience, and the importance of adding value and content information to the group.
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Listeners should spend more time building an audience
Different ways to build an audience
Different Models
Tyson >
Different audiences
Ex: John Fisher/Lawyers are his audience
Potential referral partners
Jim >
Audience potential consumers
Through internet and videos
Focus on different audience and different ways to build an audience
Ex: Mitch Jackson/Social Media type/Person who’s growing his brand/Speaking at lawyer conferences/Building audience in different ways
Pure value of a large audience
Finding people who want what you have
Spend time simplifying search and message
“There are enough people in the world who need what you have to make a nice life for yourself”
“What you have”?
Ex. Dean Jackson/ Talks about people who need a new roof
Roofer/Identifying people who need a new roof and different ways to do it/Spend more time speaking to them and business them as an audience
“Find who are the people that might be business for me”
Ex: Hanging out with international student advisors/Figuring out different ways to market international students/Market to the international student advisors/Built audience on Facebook/Talk about immigration
Tyson’s secret thoughts
Guru of referral partners comes solo small primitive offence firms
Primitive offence lawyers not making enough money/Taking cases down
Public offender list/List of solo and small firm primitive offence lawyers
Overflow in public offences cases referred to people on list
Target people/no advertising
Successful getting referrals
Target > “What can you provide to those people that they are looking for?”/A boost in income/Find way to target them
Jim > Being hyper targeted
Build one little audience/Being deliberate
Ex. John Fisher/medical malpractice cases
Mentoring > Lawyers getting cases from other lawyers
Case MaxLawyers
Jim >
Trajectory in an organic way built audience
Audience growth/Conferences growth/Downloads on facebook and podcast
Last two years > Natural projection of what audience growth leads to
Facebook/Long productive beneficial threads/Monitoring/Leads more people to listen to episodes > 700-800 episode download
Tyson >
Targeted podcast
Jim, Tyson and a microphone, talking
Facebook group
Conference
Starting newsletter
Doing one thing at a time/Step by step
Building an audience can be overwhelming
Jim >
“What will people find in me interesting?”
Doing leg work/Consistent content creation so people come back
Making it interesting
Key to all is to start
Tyson >
Consistency
Newsletter/Never missed on podcast
Experiment/When find something that works keep doing it consistently
Have an audience
People getting in front of audience in different ways
Tyson >
About getting group together/Sharing ideas
Some people taking advantage/others provide value
Marketing companies in group provide value/Jim and Tyson know who are the ones that don’t
Jim >
Contrast of two possible scenarios:
1) Member of group/Immigration lawyer/ CLE about legal marketing and running your practice/Never participated/Pitch conference in group/Negative answer from Jim > “Nobody knows who you are and you have never participated”
2)Member of group William Eadie/Course with pillar contents for website and how seo games are nothing more but games/Tech lawyers how to do this/Positive answer from Jim > Given great content information/Great participant/Great advocate/
Don’t waste money, time and resources
Tyson >
“Ones that don’t contribute and just take”
Give best ideas and value to everyone's lives
Listener > “How do I build an audience?”
Tyson >
Come up with a list
List the message
Communicate with them/Through social media/Via podcast
Jim >
Big audiences
Through podcast and youtube
Podcast/Consistency/Somebody in the back making episodes come out
People listening at any time
Being regularly connected to people in video or audio format
Being in people’s ears/”No substitute for people’s true identities come through when talking week after week”
People know MaxLaw very well
“Not being connected will leave you far behind”
Tyson >
Getting to know him through youtube or podcast
Daily facebook videos
Don’t want youtube or podcast go back to basic list and target it
Advantage being in people’s ears
Make a podcast is easy/Consistency is what is difficult
Love to talk about things that I’m passionate about
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