Baer: Convince & Convert launches podcasts only at $80K-$100K annualized revenue
Jay Baer · How To Make $500k/year Podcasting With Best Selling Author Jay Baer EP 197 · Mar 8, 2016 · at 7:47
Jay Baer outlines his company's minimum sponsorship threshold required before greenlighting and producing a new podcast series.
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“So, so for shows like that, for all of our podcasts, essentially we'll launch them. If our annualized revenue is, you know, 80 to a 100,000 dollars and we use that revenue to produce the show and market the show.”
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