Business Tips: The Attention Is Worth More Than the Money | Meeting With Racks Hogan

Business Tips: The Attention Is Worth More Than the Money | Meeting With Racks Hogan

Awesome Tip: The Attention Is Worth More Than the Money | Meeting With Racks Hogan



I think that this meeting with Racks Hogan provides some really valuable insight regarding attention and monetization online.

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32 Replies to “Business Tips: The Attention Is Worth More Than the Money | Meeting With Racks Hogan”

  5. @garyvee Here's what I can't figure out. I'm a freelance journalist/photojournalist – I write feature news stories about good people doing good things. (Examples: a guy who cuts grass free for widows, single mothers, etc.; a manufacturer that employs disabled people to produce interment flags for veterans; church groups bypassing red tape to help people after Hurricane Michael; etc.)

    I write a story for Washington Post, I make $300. I write for TIME, I may make $600. I'll spend twice as much to travel to the story. Few outlets pay travel these days.

    I'm broke af.

    I have good clips. Editors call when they want to inspire people or make readers cry. I produce emotion in readers. I can write the hair off a fucking dog.

    I think the world needs more kindness, more love, and I know how to write those stories. I WANT to write those stories. But I can't sell for shit. I hate it.

    Most writers are selling courses. I have zero interest in that. I'm not interested in public speaking. Selling books doesn't pay that well. I have a soft spot in my heart for other writers, but most of them are getting scammed by con artists.

    I don't need a lot. Hell, $30,000 a year and I'd be ok. Historically, the man who owned the printing press made the money, not the writers. But no one is making a living starting newspapers and magazines now.

    How the hell do I monetize what I do without cheapening the entire thing?

    I've been doing this 30 years. I don't know what I'm trying to sell or to whom. I pitch stories to editors. Am I selling a service? I saw you say sell products, not services. What is my product?

    I'm trying to sell a vision of a better world. I'm peddling hope so people can see that good is out there. It's real.

    But I'm losing hope myself because I'm living with my parents at 46 and can't even consistently support myself. Every day I blindly pitch anything to anyone who will pay me. I cover major stories for major media outlets while sleeping in my car and eating Pop Tarts.

    This isn't working. And I don't know what the fuck to do anymore. I understand giving away content for free. I don't understand how to fund my basic needs.

    I'm sorry this was so long. I hope you can help. I'm damned good at what I do. But I'm not selling the right thing. My business model isn't working.

    I'm currently on Instagram, Twitter, Medium, and LinkedIn. I have a writing website, a stock photo website, a travel blog, and I sell stock photos on Alamy and Shutterstock. The most I've ever pulled in a year was $35,000. My family is disappointed in me, and honestly, I'm disappointed in myself. Sometimes I want to give up, but quitting isn't in my blood.

  9. Gary V just gave the blueprint to success right here. I don't know anything about Racks Hogan but the fact that he's taking notes, listening, and thinking about how to better other people's lives just says everything I need to know about him. Two spectacular human beings right here.

  10. Racks is amazing bro most people would just sit here and listen to the advice just because he's Gary vee and it's what everyone wants to do but racks actually listened wrote shit down and applied what Gary said

  20. What happens when you discover Gary like an epiphany…knowing you're a good, smart dude…but have nothing? I consume all of his content…get all the concepts…but I'm not an artist…I have no product…no superhuman skill. I suppose I will just continue to watch "the haves". It's an inspiration and a curse at the same time. Being a fairly smart, good dude is barely enough to pay the bills. Good luck to everyone that has a tangible.

  31. Hey Gary, or whoever gets to see this. I won't lie and say im a big follower of your stuff. Even though I must say, when I watch your stuff it really ignites a will in me to do more. To take action and do what I do – just for me. Fuck the others, I live for me and my life is my decision.

    You make me think about the important stuff, like whom im spending my time with. Are me and my friends on the same page of what we want to do or do I need to break new ground. You make me take a look inside, and to be honest, im flinching back quite a lot. Im still scared to confront myself on different levels but thanks to you im really trying to go where I would go otherwise.

    Much love, Jonas

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