Gary Arndt
Gary Arndt is the host of Everything Everywhere Daily.
Before launching Everything Everywhere Daily in July 2020, he spent the previous 13 years traveling around the world. His travels have taken him to over 200 countries/territories and all 50 US states….twice!
His blog Everything Everywhere was named one of the Top 25 Blogs in the world by Time Magazine. He has also appeared in USA Today, the New York Times, the BBC, and National Geographic.
He is also one of the world’s most accomplished travel photographers. He was named Travel Photographer of the Year in 2014 by the Society of American Travel Writers and in 2013 & 2015 by the North American Travel Journalists Association. He is also a 3-time Lowell Thomas Award winner, which is considered to be the Pulitzer Prize for Travel Journalism.
Gary currently hosts and produces the “Everything Everywhere Daily” podcast. It features stories of people, places, and things covering a wide variety of topics, including history, science, and geography.
The podcast gets over one million monthly downloads and has accrued over 40,000,000 downloads since 2020.
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What You’ll Learn
- What blogging was like in 2007.
- Why travel is different than most other niches.
- How recent Google search changes disrupted travel blogs.
- Why daily podcasts are a great business opportunity.
- Why a scripted monologue is a great podcast format.
- Why you don’t always need a niche.
- Why photography is no longer a good business.
- Making $50,000k per month without any staff.
- How he grows his podcast.
How long it took him to start making money. - Why YouTube is very different than podcasting.
- The different ways he was making money from his travel blog before the pandemic.
- The advertising network he uses to sell sponsorships in his podcast.
How many downloads per episode you need before an advertising network will work with you. - How smaller podcasts can also be lucrative.
- Why podcasts create a deeper relationship with listeners than other channels.
- The best way to grow on any platform.
- What makes podcasting such a great business model.
- Why monologue shows are often more popular than interviews.
- How much he makes for a 1000 downloads.Why YouTube is such a different business model than podcasts.
- Why podcast CPMs are so much higher than YouTube.
- His set up to record and edit his podcast.
- How he uses AI in his work.
- Reasons for doing a podcast that doesn’t make much money.
Interview Video
Including Links Mentioned, Transcript, and Audio Track to listen as a podcast.
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