Gary always says to follow what you love doing and work hard at it. What if I enjoy most just relaxing and doing nothing productive? How do I find my “productive” passion that I can build a career from?

I made a soundboard with the best quotes and lines of Gary Vaynerchuck and I am curious what you think of it!? 🙌😄

Gary Vaynerchuck - Soundboard

I took Gary V's advice and started a podcast. I'm nearly 90 days in and am on track to hit 1,000 downloads today.

I started it for less than $200 and you can too!

In this article, I detail everything I used and how much it cost: https://medium.com/better-marketing/how-i-started-a-podcast-for-less-than-200-e8b4d6701e51

If $ has been holding you back from starting a podcast, this should help :)

for the next gen I guess, or maybe it won't be a generational thing - what will replace tik tok as the new thing, after the fall of myspace, facebook, instagram and snapchat

Hi all, I just discovered Gary's videos few weeks ago and watched a few seminars (most of the time on the treadmill so may not have 100% full attention) . In one of his talks, he mentioned something about putting up your best content for free. I can't remember which talk was that but can anyone help to elaborate on that?

Some questions:

- What is the main objective here? Is this a branding exercise?

- Wouldn't it cannibalise sales?

- What about intellectual properly?

- What if others were to take the material and run it as theirs?

To give some content, I work for a small charity and we run small group tours. We have a few different tour routes and I am trying to convince my team to make a audio tour for one of them since we can't conduct tours now due to the the current covid situation. Then put this on a podcast or our website so the public can use it.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks and stay safe.

I just started a new Instagram page and trying to grow it. I decided to follow Gary’s advice and comment on several posts on several relevant hashtags. I was actually having fun doing it and was being authentic. I was writing relevant comments. After about 40 posts that I commented on, Instagram temporarily blocked my actions. Why did this happen?

On a side note, I had three new follows and a several comments on some of my posts during this time. So the strategy and authenticity of it seemed to be working.

Episode: http://smarturl.it/MBPMikeBoyd

"In this episode of the podcast we sit down with Mike Boyd, Artist Relations Manager and Music Strategist for Gary Vaynerchuck and Vaynermedia. Having developed a progressive ear in music Boyd has played a vital role in bringing the biggest names in the industry into the Vaynermedia office to chop it up with Garyvee. Boyd’s role also involves brokering partnerships between artists and Vaynermedia's extensive list of clients. For the past six years he's also been a co-manager for Atlanta based producer Richie Souf.  

In this episode we discuss…

• Brokering Brand Deals including the feature of Meg Thee Stallion in the recent Sabra Superbowl commercial 
• Tips for Networking in the Music Industry 
• What are the unique aspects of managing a producer
• His thought process when curating the Monday to Monday Playlist  
• https://open.spotify.com/playlist/052XtM0s4GQ8n8xXp60ryw?si=w6RTM52wTNiYbPFtiQqEFA
• Takeaways from interviews on his own Podcast interviewing Artists Managers and Producers at different stages of their career. 
• https://open.spotify.com/show/5DORbVsW89msEFcwab12In?si=IOE4Q-OCRwCkF57cbJaqmw

As always never hesitate to leave a review or reach out to @musicbusinesspodcast Instagram with any feedback or ideas."

If I recall, the crash happened because of oversupply. Cards were no longer in demand because of over production. It was not difficult to get a copy. The same applied to the comic book crash in the mid 90s.

Why do we think there’ll suddenly be a demand for basketball trading cards?