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The Side Hustle Project

The Side Hustle Project

Ryan Robinson

Welcome to the Side Hustle Project, a podcast where we explore the nitty gritty details behind what it takes to start and grow a profitable side hustle. Brought to you by entrepreneur, writer and content marketing consultant, Ryan Robinson.
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In this episode we’re chatting with Matt Nelson, the creator behind WeRateDogs—the twitter sensation @dog_rates, that has more than 2.5 million followers.

The account shares images of cute dogs with a rating on a scale of 1-to-10... although just about every dog gets a rating above 10... because, well... Matt believes dogs are pretty great.

At 20 years of age, he just finished his sophomore year of college and he’s juggling this side project he started a year and half ago—with a full course load and internship.

Despite all of his competing priorities, he’s been able to amass an incredible social following including 173,000 followers on Instagram and 167,000 followers on Instagram.

AND, he’s monetizing his audience—over the past four months, he’s generated $50,000 in revenue—largely from the sale of merchandise from his website, weratedogs.com.

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In today’s episode, we’re talking to bestselling author Max Altschuler, the CEO of SalesHacker, author of Hacking Sales and his brand new book coming in March 2018—called Career Hacking for Millennials. Max has helped build 3 multi-million dollar businesses today and he still has his hand in a LOT of different companies... whether they’re side projects like his new venture, Sutra Coffee or as an investor or advisor to nearly 40 SaaS startups. Originally from Long Island, New York... Max went to college at Arizona State University where he got his first real taste of business. He and a few friends won a business plan competition, got a $2,000 grant, and started building out a campus-wide bike-sharing program that was backed by the university... but this was 2009 and the US was in the depths of one of the deepest recessions we’ve seen in nearly a lifetime. So, Max and his partners couldn’t get funding for their business and they had to close down shop. He learned a lot from this first experience and it eventually brought him to San Francisco where he worked for the online education startup, Udemy as their very first sales hire. After spending a couple years building out the company’s sales process, Max launched a side project called SalesHacker—a live event that netted him a $60,000 profit on his first go-round. Pretty shortly thereafter, he dove head first into growing SalesHacker into the business it is today... generating over $3 Million in annual revenue from events, media partnerships, sponsors, and products... on top of that, they’re bringing in over 100,000 monthly readers. Growing that business has led Max to launching more side projects like Sutra Coffee—a h

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In today’s episode, we’re talking to Lewis Howes, the best-selling author of The School of Greatness and The Mask of Masculinity. Today, Lewis has over half a million followers on Instagram... he’s the host of a Top 100 iTunes Podcast—The School of Greatness that features interviews with people like Gary Vaynerchuk, Casey Neistat, Rob Dyrdek, Daymond John, and hundred more. Lewis also has a blog with millions of readers, he’s been on Good Morning America, The Today Show, Ellen and I could keep going on and on... but things weren’t always this way for Lewis. In fact a little over 10 years ago, he was completely broke and living on his sister’s couch—not even able to afford rent. Originally from a small town in Ohio, Lewis got into sports in high school... and pretty quickly excelled on the football field. He went on to play professional arena football, but an injury landed him out of the sport permanently. After taking some time to recover, get back on his feet, and begin figuring out what he wanted to do with his life now that football was out of the picture, Lewis turned back to his interest in sports marketing and began combining that with social media... Pretty soon, he launched his first business as a LinkedIn consultant and about the same time began sharing publicly about his life & business over on his blog. And the rest is history...

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In today’s episode, we’re talking to Josh Strebel, the web developer turned WordPress hosting pioneer and CEO of Pagely, the first (and still one of the most popular) managed WordPress hosting platforms.
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In today’s episode, we’re talking to my good friend, Laurence Bradford, the creator of the massive blog and online community, Learn To Code With Me, where she teaches over 90,000 monthly readers how to build their skills as developers—and land well-paid jobs in their fields.
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In this episode, we uncover the Quuu story. Co-Founders Daniel Kempe and Matthew Spurr talk through going from launching Quuu as a side project in just one weekend, to growing all the way up to more than $31,000 in monthly recurring revenue from their customers who pay to have content shared through connected social media accounts. We hear about how they built the platform, how they're acquiring users, and much more...
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In today’s episode, we’re talking to Geoffrey Keating, a very highly-regarded B2B content marketer who’s led the charge on content marketing at Intercom for nearly 4 years now, where he’s had his hand in everything from content creation to editing, producing eBooks, putting together podcasts, white papers, email marketing campaigns and more.
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In today’s episode, we’re talking to Kaleigh Moore, a talented freelance writer that works with well-established eCommerce and SaaS companies ranging from BigCommerce, to HubSpot, AT&T and many more.
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In today’s episode, we’re talking to Kat Cole, the Chief Operating Officer and North American President of Focus Brands—the owner behind several fast casual food companies the likes of Jamba, Cinnabon, Auntie Anne’s, and several others that add up to a whopping 5,000+ locations in the US alone.
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In today’s episode, we’re doing things a little differently. Over the past couple of months, I’ve
been busy recording more than 50 video interviews that have yet to see the light of day. And
today, I want to give you a little preview of what’s coming your way...

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FAQ

How many episodes does The Side Hustle Project have?

The Side Hustle Project currently has 134 episodes available.

What topics does The Side Hustle Project cover?

The podcast is about Entrepreneurship, Podcasts, Business, Freelancer and Careers.

What is the most popular episode on The Side Hustle Project?

The episode title 'How Todd Started a $1,200/mo Personal Finance Blog (on the Side) and Grew to 20,000 Readers' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on The Side Hustle Project?

The average episode length on The Side Hustle Project is 33 minutes.

How often are episodes of The Side Hustle Project released?

Episodes of The Side Hustle Project are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of The Side Hustle Project?

The first episode of The Side Hustle Project was released on Jun 19, 2017.

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