Hey new friend! Not a Real Job covers tech, marketing, philosophy, feminism, and much more. Every week so often Chris & Joel—longtime friends and collaborators—talk, joke, and ponder in your ears about the topics that have them excited/scared/laughing hysterically.
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This week, we share the results of our second ad on MBMBaM, gush about the awesome fans who came to our NYC meetup, and look at Patreon, a service for helping artists make a living doing their thing. Will it work for you? Listen and find out…
Oh, by the way, it’s Wednesday! We’re going to try releasing the show on Wednesdays from now on. Can’t promise we’ll be consistent about it, but that’s the new goal, at least.
The original show we recorded for Episode 29 was what we call in the podcasting biz “unlistenable”. Just the worst. So Chris and Joel, united once again — at last! — in New York City recorded an episode together that’s much, much better. Sorry if you’re still not, like, “Wow this is awesome.” It’s better, okay? Deal.
In this episode, we talk about using social media for your on-the-side business, and making the most of your off-season marketing.
Also, Chris has no memory of what happened after recording this episode because he got too drunk. So that’s pretty funny.
Our advice podcast finally has questions to answer! This week we answer questions from listener Oz, who has questions about web analytics and Kickstarter projects.
Hey NARJ listeners!
As you have heard on recent episodes, we’re planning a little meetup in New York City. Joel and I will be holding court at Mother’s Ruin in SoHo on Wednesday, February 26th, from 6:00 PM onward.
If you’re planning on joining, leave a note in the comments or shoot us an email.
See you there!
Burnout, and fighting it, are the topics of this week’s Not a Real Job. We discuss why virtual businesses need business hours and the importance of setting limits. Also: thanks Canada for supporting us on iTunes! We promise not to blab on about it in the future.