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Adam Clark

Chattanooga, TN (37421)

Adam is podcaster and indiepreneur and regularly helps people turn their own ideas into realities. He is a co-founder of the podcast network Goodstuff.fm, host of the award-wining show, The Gently Mad and writes regularly at avclark.com.

Adam has blended his years of experience in journalism and online business to help people launch and grow their own podcasts and business ideas.

Here's what other's have said (because social proof is everything right?):

"I'm a bit sick of all the technology podcasts, but this one is special. It focuses on real conversation - the kind of conversation that comes from a fireside chat or a time at a pub with a friend." ~ Rogie King

"You're like the WTF of the tech industry, which is why I love the show." ~ Brian Casel

"You're like the idiot abroad who gets to talk with successful people." ~ Chase Reeves

"This is the best show ever!" ~ Chris Brogan

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Podcasting

I’ve helped lots of people launch podcasts (or make them better) and have produced hundreds of episodes of my own shows as well as co-founded and run the Goodstuff podcast network.

I can help you brainstorm your podcast ideas, pick the right gear, plan a content strategy, name your podcast, design great artwork, build an audience and ultimately monetize your podcast.

Basically, I just love podcasting and love talking about with people and helping them get their shows off the ground.

Podcast Editing and Production

In addition to co-founding a popular podcast network and producing hundreds of episodes of my own shows, I've helped dozens of people level-up their podcast by helping them pick the right gear and offering tips and tricks to get the best quality out of their equipment.

I can also help you put in place a simple and effective workflow (including software recommendations and training) that will help your show stand out from the crowd.

Or if you’d rather just record your show and leave all that other stuff to someone else, I can do that too.

Business Strategy

I've spent many years starting and running business. I’ve helped lots of people brainstorm their ideas and turn them into realities, and I can help you do the same.

Whether you've just got an idea and aren't sure how to turn it into a profitable business, or you're already happily self-employed but want to “level up” as they say, I can help you brainstorm and come up with strategies to help you accomplish your goals.

Career Coaching

Whether you’ve got a million ideas and are struggling to pick one, or you *no* ideas and not sure where to take you’re career, I can help.

I know what it’s like to be in both camps and I can help you figure out what you should be pursuing at the moment and why. Whether you just need an extra set of eyes and ears to give you some feedback or you want to develop a complete strategy of next steps, I can help you accomplish those goals.

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Adam Clark answered

As a startup, is it better to find a way to pay for services (i.e. design) or trade equity for it?

As a designer and entrepreneur myself, I would absolutely pay for design and development services rather than give away equity.

I guess I could depend on the nature of your startup, but having worked with a lot of startups, I think you're much better keeping as much equity as possible.

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Adam Clark answered

Is it wiser to build relationships with potential sponsors early on? Or to allow for the listenership numbers to grow before reaching out?

Like most questions, the answer is, it depends. ;)

It depends on what your podcast is, the audience you're trying to reach and, most importantly, the #1 goal for your show.

Podcasting is the wild west. There are no right ways to do it and I'm seeing over and over again that the people who are succeeding are coming up with creative ways to make money.

Sponsorships are only one of many ways to "monetize" a podcast. But it's hard to say which direction is best for you without knowing more about your show, your audience and your goals.

I'm happy to help any way I can, so feel free to reach out anytime.

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Reviews

Not only does Adam bring a ton of wisdom and know-how to the table, he does it in a way that's very no-nonsense and approachable. It's like having a conversation with a good friend. He's been very helpful as I'm laying the groundwork for a new creative personal and business venture and I'd highly recommend scheduling a call with him. Not to mention, the Clarity system is super user-friendly for this.

Josh Premako Source: Clarity

Member since October 2014