
S5/EP 10 Thomas Wasinski of Aerial Agents
07/11/23 • 38 min
Welcome to the final episode of Drone to $1K, Season 5! In today's episode, we have a special guest, Thomas Wasinski from Ariel Agents. Thomas shares his fascinating journey from starting drones as a side hustle to turning it into a full-time career. He has worked with renowned companies like HBO, the NFL, and even the Cleveland Browns. Thomas's story is truly inspiring, as he went from an unrelated profession to becoming an Emmy award-winning drone pilot.
In this episode, Thomas discusses how he got connected with Drone Launch through Eric Hellinger, a previous podcast guest. He shares his experiences working with the Cleveland Browns and HBO's Hard Knocks, where he had the opportunity to showcase his drone piloting skills and even won several Emmys. Thomas emphasizes the importance of providing value to clients by offering specialized services tailored to their specific industries.
As the drone industry becomes more competitive, Thomas advises aspiring drone pilots to identify their target markets and find ways to stand out. He suggests focusing on delivering valuable content that meets the unique needs of each industry. Thomas also highlights the potential of subscription-based services, such as providing regular updates for construction projects, which can generate steady revenue streams.
Join us for this engaging conversation as Thomas dives into the details of his journey and offers valuable insights for drone enthusiasts and professionals alike. Don't miss out on this final episode of Drone to one K, Season 5!
Make sure to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more inspiring stories and valuable drone-related content. And if you want to support us, leave a review and get a chance to win a free t-shirt! Stay tuned for Season 6 and exciting new episodes.
Connect with Thomas-
https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomaswasinski
https://www.aerialagents.com/
Welcome to the final episode of Drone to $1K, Season 5! In today's episode, we have a special guest, Thomas Wasinski from Ariel Agents. Thomas shares his fascinating journey from starting drones as a side hustle to turning it into a full-time career. He has worked with renowned companies like HBO, the NFL, and even the Cleveland Browns. Thomas's story is truly inspiring, as he went from an unrelated profession to becoming an Emmy award-winning drone pilot.
In this episode, Thomas discusses how he got connected with Drone Launch through Eric Hellinger, a previous podcast guest. He shares his experiences working with the Cleveland Browns and HBO's Hard Knocks, where he had the opportunity to showcase his drone piloting skills and even won several Emmys. Thomas emphasizes the importance of providing value to clients by offering specialized services tailored to their specific industries.
As the drone industry becomes more competitive, Thomas advises aspiring drone pilots to identify their target markets and find ways to stand out. He suggests focusing on delivering valuable content that meets the unique needs of each industry. Thomas also highlights the potential of subscription-based services, such as providing regular updates for construction projects, which can generate steady revenue streams.
Join us for this engaging conversation as Thomas dives into the details of his journey and offers valuable insights for drone enthusiasts and professionals alike. Don't miss out on this final episode of Drone to one K, Season 5!
Make sure to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more inspiring stories and valuable drone-related content. And if you want to support us, leave a review and get a chance to win a free t-shirt! Stay tuned for Season 6 and exciting new episodes.
Connect with Thomas-
https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomaswasinski
https://www.aerialagents.com/
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S5/EP 9 Robert Nix of RE Drone SC
In this episode of Drone to 1K podcast, David interviews Robert Nix, a drone business owner of RE Drone SC. David and Robert discuss Robert's journey from a hobbyist drone pilot to a full-time drone business owner, offering tips and tricks for those starting from scratch.
Robert is from South Carolina and took a drone launch course several years ago. He and David connected and have stayed in touch ever since. Robert has seen his drone business grow over time, starting from taking his Part 107 license to now doing it full-time.
During the episode, David teases some hilarious moments, including an incident where Robert was mistaken for someone else while filming and got into a funny situation. Robert shares valuable tips, tricks, and stories for aspiring drone entrepreneurs who want to build a successful drone business from scratch.
Tune in to this episode to hear Robert's inspiring journey in the drone industry, his experiences, and insights that can help you in your own entrepreneurial endeavors.
Connect with Robert here:
https://redronesc.com/
https://www.instagram.com/redronesc/
https://www.facebook.com/redronesc/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-nix-61504a31/
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S6/EP 1 Brian Koester of Southbay Drone Services
We're excited to announce that Season 6 of the Drone to $1K Podcast is officially here!
Our first podcast guest of season 6 is Brian Koester of Southbay Drone Services.
Brian's journey began with real estate photography, evolving into a broader range of drone services.
Brian shares insights on:
- Transitioning from real estate to diverse drone services.
- The role of digital marketing and websites in his growth.
- Shifting focus to construction and mapping services.
- Using photogrammetry for projects and the value of ortho mosaic mapping.
And much more!
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