Interview: David Tucker
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In this episode, I interview David Tucker to discuss his career and content creation.
- Started freelancing
- Digital agency in multiple roles
- Software engineer
- Leader
- R&D
- Sales Engineer
- Created various types of content
- Back to being an independent
- CTO consultant
- Started creating content (again)
- Content creation started to pay off
- Step back into how he started creating content originally
- Blogging
- Video series
- Networking worked for him
- Meet people at conferences
- Keeping up with people he knew from work
- Follow-up with people he met at conferences where there was some commonality
- More on when he left the agency and started his own consultancy
- Enjoyed the work but earnings being tied to working on an hourly basis was a factor to move to content creation
- Jason goes off on some long rambling question about how to predict income with content creation
- Content creation
- Income is a lagging indicator
- Skills can be learned and get better off
- Production process should improve over time
- Like anything some people will be better, but if you are intention about it you can get better
- Get the production process to be as efficient as you can
- Other options for diversifying income
- Micro SaaS application
- Digital product of some kind
- Sponsorship on Open Source, etc.
- YouTube content
- Building an audience will take awhile
- Marketing skills important
- Social media important
- You have to bring all the eyeballs to your channel yourself
- Working with a company that already has the eyeballs you want to reach makes it easier
- David looked at Pluralsight and A Cloud Guru to aim at cloud related material
- Balance of income streams
- Some consultant
- Content creation
- Other work like marketing, speaking and paid presentations
- Lessons learned/advice
- Technology field makes it easier to try out content creation and/or diversify your income streams
- Try it out, what do you have to lose?
- Start off with per item basis and before moving into royalty type material
- Final piece of advice
- Spend time preparing for live material to be efficient for the audience
- How to follow David social
- https://www.davidtucker.net
- Twiter: @_DavidTucker_
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidtuckernet/
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