Nate Hoskin
5 things Nate uses or recommends, from 1 episode.
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Uses and recommends it · 1 episode
"It was subscription retainer. We played around with doing some one-time plans and the model that we landed on was charging upfront for a one-time plan and having a subscription and a retainer — somewhere in the $400 to $600 a month range for that retainer. When our marketing was very cheap, that all balanced. We were able to be positive on day one."
Uses and recommends it · 1 episode
"At the time it was only TikTok. It wasn't until later that I expanded onto every other social media platform. All of those followers were concentrated on TikTok and the videos I was producing was pure financial educational content."
Recommends it · 1 episode
"I batch recorded videos as much as I possibly could. I did 30 or 40 videos in a day or over the course of a couple of days so that I didn't have to think about it every single day or every single month. I could set myself a timer on that content creation so that I could only accept A+ ideas and A+ scripts. I didn't have to come up with something to say that day — I could be more strategic about it and I could work in these batches where I could look at the analytics on those videos and then work backwards."
Recommends it · 1 episode
"The first videos that I ever produced were just the cool things that I was learning from Brett Denko on my CFP study. He passed the CFP exam for me, I swear. He is very very good at his job and his organization is pretty amazing."
All 5 of Nate's picks
- Subscription Retainer Model Uses and recommends it "It was subscription retainer. We played around with doing some one-time plans and the model that we landed on was charging upfront for a one-time plan and having a subscription and a retainer — somewhere in the $400 to $600 a month range for that retainer. When our marketing was very cheap, that all balanced. We were able to be positive on day one." Only Nate
- TikTok Uses and recommends it "At the time it was only TikTok. It wasn't until later that I expanded onto every other social media platform. All of those followers were concentrated on TikTok and the videos I was producing was pure financial educational content." +23 others
- Batch recording Recommends it "I batch recorded videos as much as I possibly could. I did 30 or 40 videos in a day or over the course of a couple of days so that I didn't have to think about it every single day or every single month. I could set myself a timer on that content creation so that I could only accept A+ ideas and A+ scripts. I didn't have to come up with something to say that day — I could be more strategic about it and I could work in these batches where I could look at the analytics on those videos and then work backwards." Only Nate
- Calendly Uses it "I wanted a much more compressed version of everything they needed to know with a form directly on there that would immediately redirect them to a Calendly link." +5 others
- Denko (CFP Study) Recommends it "The first videos that I ever produced were just the cool things that I was learning from Brett Denko on my CFP study. He passed the CFP exam for me, I swear. He is very very good at his job and his organization is pretty amazing." Only Nate