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Episode Topic

How to build a brand on LinkedIn without going viral, focusing on consistency and audience trust over reach.

Episode Highlights

The 'reply before you post' strategy, why engagement beats follower count, a real case study of a 50k-follower account built in 14 months, and the one content format that converts.

Guest Name

Maya Chen, LinkedIn Growth Strategist

Episode Number

S3E18

Keywords

LinkedIn marketing, personal branding, B2B content, audience growth

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Think you need a viral post to grow on LinkedIn? Maya Chen disagrees. In S3E18, the LinkedIn Growth Strategist breaks down how she built a 50k-follower audience in 14 months — without a single viral moment. We cover her 'reply before you post' method, why engagement beats follower count, and the one format that consistently converts. If you're serious about B2B personal branding, this episode is your playbook. Listen now.

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Episode Topic

Why charging by the project beats charging by the hour for freelancers, and how to make the switch.

Episode Highlights

The hidden cost of hourly billing, a 3-step framework to price by value, scripts for telling existing clients about the change, and common objections handled.

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Episode Number

42

Keywords

freelance pricing, value-based pricing, freelancing tips, project rates

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Still billing by the hour? You might be punishing yourself for being fast. In Episode 42, I break down why value-based, per-project pricing earns more and stresses you less. You'll get a 3-step framework to price by outcome, word-for-word scripts to tell current clients, and answers to the objections you're dreading. Stop trading time for money — start charging for results. Tap play.

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Episode Topic

The forgotten 1919 Great Molasses Flood that killed 21 people in Boston, and what it revealed about industrial negligence.

Episode Highlights

How a 2.3-million-gallon tank burst, eyewitness accounts, the landmark lawsuit that followed, and the safety regulations it inspired.

Guest Name

Episode Number

S1E7

Keywords

history podcast, Boston history, industrial disasters, true stories

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On a warm January day in 1919, a wave of molasses 25 feet high tore through Boston's North End at 35 mph. In S1E7, we tell the story of the Great Molasses Flood — the 2.3-million-gallon disaster that killed 21, the eyewitnesses who survived, and the landmark lawsuit that changed industrial safety forever. A strange, tragic, true piece of history you won't forget. Press play.