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David Auten and John Auten-Schneider started Queer Money Podcast almost 10 years ago to fill a need.
No one was talking to the queer community about finances.
In this episode, our guests David and John reveal what they’ve learned from publishing 400+ episodes of what’s become the “#1 gay podcast for our financial needs,” ranked by Charitable in the top 400 business podcasts in North America. They share proven advice on how to keep creating content your niche actually wants, what it looks like to podcast with a deep sense of purpose, and two major things they’d do differently if they were starting their podcast today.
David and John discuss:
- What inspired them to start the Queer Money Podcast
- How they stay tuned into what topics their audience wants to hear about
- Why they made a conscious decision to serve LGBTQ+ people
- How to encourage more listeners to tune in to your new podcast from the get-go
- And more
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- PodRocket Influence Academy (Enroll for FREE)
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- The Queer Money Podcast
- Debt Free Guys™ Blog
- The State of LGBTQ Finance: A Survey of 2,000 Americans
- LinkedIn: Laura Latourette
- The Rainbow Bull podcast
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About Debt Free Guys:
With their writing and speaking for DebtFreeGuys.com and Queer Money® podcast, David & John Auten-Schneider help queer people (and allies) live fabulously not fabulously broke. As certified LGBTBEs, they are the queer voice in both personal and business finances.
David and John’s work has appeared on Forbes, Yahoo!Finance, NBC’s Squawk Box and The News with Sheppard Smith, ABC News, Rachel Ray Show, and Good Morning America to name a few. They’ve partnered with some of the best in financial services, including Capital One, Experian, MassMutual, American Express, and Prudential. They’ve partnered with some of the best LGBTQ+ organizations including, The Trevor Project, Callen-Lorde, The William Way Foundation, One Colorado, and LGBTQ+ centers nationwide.
Their goal is to connect LGBTQ+ people with the information and tools they need to reach financial security.
