This is the final episode. I'm shutting down the podcast and I want to tell you the real reasons why. It all comes back to one word I keep coming back to: focus.

Sign up for my FREE newsletter 👉 https://giovanisci.com. I often share videos with screen recordings of the things I mention here. In this episode I take on a listener challenge and map out how I'd build a home brewing business from scratch. From picking what to sell on day one to using content marketing to grow without ads.

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Sign up for my FREE newsletter 👉 https://giovanisci.com. I often share videos with screen recordings of the things I mention here. This episode covers how I decide which blog posts are worth updating for SEO and why the real work isn't technical tricks but putting in genuine effort to create something great for the reader.

Sign up for my FREE newsletter 👉 https://giovanisci.com. I often share videos with screen recordings of the things I mention here. I break down exactly how I use Asana to run my entire content operation. From board views to recurring tasks to editorial calendars for articles, videos, and emails.

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