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So now if we move on a little bit down, further right to the listener sport, this is where you can

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actually activate that listener support.

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Now, what listener support is, if you're unfamiliar with what is basically it's kind of like the the

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patrie on integration or like the join button on YouTube.

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Right.

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Literally, all it is, is it's like a spot where your listeners can donate to your podcast on all the

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different platforms so that they can fund you like you touched on previously in lecture three.

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When I talk about setting up your anchor account.

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You don't want to come off, you know, kind of, you know, spammy or desperate.

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You want to make sure that they understand that it's mutually beneficial for them to actually go ahead

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and support you.

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Right.

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Or donate.

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Right.

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Whether that's and you're grateful for a dollar, you're grateful for five dollars or whatever it is,

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however small or however big, it doesn't matter.

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It all goes to the same place to helping you create better content for them.

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OK, so once you literally click to activate list on a sport.

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And then in your podcasts, if obviously you're recording, this is going to connect you to a stripe.

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Now, once you do click that activate sponsorship, that's going to connect you to Stripe, where you

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can basically sign up for your stripe account and withdraw your your your payments, both your anchor

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payments and your listener support from there.

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Now, the whole key here is if you're you know, you want to ask in your podcasts.

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Right.

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So if you're you're kind of repurposing content, that's like video format, like we'll talk about in

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a future lecture or, you know, how you're stripping audio from other things, then obviously you're

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not going to have thought of that ahead of time.

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So the activate listener sport might not really do much for you.

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But if you're recording podcasts, episodes, or even if you want to go ahead and create video content

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like this, like let's say I'm creating the course right now, but I plan to upload this audio format

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to my podcast for whatever reason.

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If right, then maybe what I want to do is I want to record it for both knowing that ahead of time.

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Right.

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So I want to say, like, I want to create this and literally go through the entire tutorial and then

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at one point in the tutorial, going to break apart and make sure that I cut this part out in my course.

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But then I leave it for the podcast version.

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If that makes sense, if you understand editing and if you don't, you've really just asked me.

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I'd love to help you out with it.

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It's actually super simple.

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So what I might do is I might break for a second to be like, hey.

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And then literally pitch my listener support.

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Right.

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Like and be like, hey, guys, you know, as always, I appreciate donations.

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It doesn't matter how big or how small.

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I'm grateful for however much you can afford to give.

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What it really does is it lets me by my own time back and by better, you know, video content or,

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you know, better equipment so that I'm doing a terrible job of this.

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Obviously, you want to script this ahead of time and, you know, know what you're going to say.

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But I literally am just making this up on the spot to prove a point and show you.

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Right.

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So then you be like and it really goes a long way to help you, obviously, because it allows me to

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buy better equipment to record better podcasts for you and get better content out there for you to teach

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you in a better man or something, whatever it is.

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Something like that.

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And then you want to pitch that if you're planning on repurposing your course content or your YouTube

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video content, then you want to literally clip that out of the coarse version of the course.

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That's video.

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But then when you go back to strip the audio from it, obviously when you're doing both of them in the

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premier pro or in shortcut or in you know, I move your whatever it is that you use final cut pro to

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edit, then you're gonna keep that audio part in there, but you're going to clip, obviously, the

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video part out of it.

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Does that make sense?

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So you really need to understand where your you know, your recording for if you're repurposing content

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and if you want to focus on that going forward or if you want to just repurpose content, not focus

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on listener support and just monetize with ads.

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Or if you're going to report, record your podcast ahead of time and just do podcasts episodes and slap

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them up on anchor yourself, then obviously you want to think about, you know, saying something like

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that, have a pitch once, a podcast.

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I wouldn't go over once.

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Honestly, I have a pitch to ask for listeners for once, a podcast.

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So keep that in mind.

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It's just another way that you can monetize your podcast.