The First Annual Repurpose Your Career Audience Survey Results [Podcast] - Career Pivot

The First Annual Repurpose Your Career Audience Survey Results [Podcast] - Career Pivot Scene 62 â€" Marc uncovers the aftereffects of the First Annual Repurpose Your Career Audience Survey, and clarifies what they mean for the eventual fate of the digital recording. Portrayal: Marc sets aside some effort to dismember the digital recording crowd study, examine webcast measurements gave by Libsyn, the web recording host server, and what this may mean for what's to come. This digital recording was propelled 14 months back and focused on perhaps the littlest crowd who tune in to webcasts, the more than 55 group. As indicated by Edison Research, which introduced at Podcast Movement this last year, the more than 55 group makes up about 15% of all webcast audience members, which, coincidentally, is about portion of the segment. They make up 38-40% of the populace. Marc ought to be moving toward 3,000 scene downloads in January, which pushed this webcast well into the head of all web recordings on Libsyn. For that, Marc needs to state, much obliged! He is very lowered by the reaction. Tune in for review results and likely arrangements for the Repurpose Your Career web recording. Key Takeaways: [:57] The sound variant of Repurpose Your Career: A Practical Guide for the second Half of Life is accessible now on iTunes, Audible, and Amazon. Tune in to the furthest limit of this scene for how to win a free duplicate of the book recording. Marc will part with one duplicate seven days for one month. Download Link |iTunes|Stitcher Radio|Google Podcast|Podbean|TuneIn|Overcast [1:21] Marc reports that the Repurpose Your Career digital broadcast is currently accessible on Spotify, through the Spotify application. There have been a reasonable number of downloads, as of now. [1:37] Marc records the request for scenes. The primary scene is a meeting with a specialist. Fourteen days back, Marc talked with Nancy Collamer. A week ago, Marc talked with Christine Hopkins-Spidell, a late-in-life vocation pivoter. This week, Marc talks about the aftereffects of the crowd study. The last scene of the arrangement is an audience QA. [3:33] Marc propelled the digital broadcast to help the distributing of the book, Repurpose Your Career. He began with around 300 downloads in the initial barely any months â€" that was November-December in 2016, and it has consistently climbed from that point forward. [3:48] The digital broadcast hit a level in the late-summer. Things have sort of detonated in December â€" a typically peaceful month for webcasts. Scenes were up half in December and they keep on ascending in January, at a quick rate. Why? Marc has no clue. [4:09] Charts for the study will show up in the Show Notes on the CareerPivot.com site. Search for Episode 62. The current scenes are averaging around 300 downloads in the initial 30 days. This is a standard proportion of the fame of a web recording. Most downloads will happen in the initial 30 days after you distribute a specific digital broadcast. [4:40] Marc got 33 overview reactions, which he thought was entirely acceptable. He surmises that one out of ten audience members rounded out an overview, which isn't terrible, considering the vast majority tune in on cell phones, so they are not close to a PC when they hear them. Snap to grow [5:02] About 70% of study respondents were male. In past studies of Marc's readership, the sexual orientation results were about part. As indicated by Edison Research, male digital broadcast audience members dwarf female web recording audience members 56-44. There will be a connect to the report in the show notes. click expand [5:27] 90% of the respondents were between 45-64; 66% of those were between 55-64. The review shows Marc is hitting his target group. [5:44] Approximately 50% of the considerable number of audience members are jobless or resigned. The other half are for the most part searching for an adjustment in vocation, occupation, or industry. [5:58] 98% of the respondents are from North America. One is from South America, and one from Europe. [6:09] 25% of the respondents have been listening short of what one month however you were roused to round out an overview in the absolute first month of tuning in. Marc expresses gratitude toward you! [6:23] 22% of the respondents have been tuning in for 10 a year. Marc truly much appreciated, these people! snap to augment [6:30] The remainder of the crowd was reasonably equitably separated between 1-3, 4-6, and 7-9 months. There was a truly wide scope of reaction and to what extent they have tuned in. [6:43] Over 40% of respondents tune in to the digital recording on their PC. That is twofold everyone. [7:01] The most well-known wellspring of downloads was iTunes, trailed by all the internet browsers â€" Chrome, Firefox, Mozilla, or Safari. You may have seen, the most current scene of the digital recording is implanted in the blog entry as a promotion, installed in a player in the blog entry. [7:41] Slightly under 40% tune in on an Android telephone. iPhones came in last. As a result of the way that there is no regular application player on Android, People on Android telephones don't tune in to digital broadcasts as much as individuals on iPhones. This was a shock to Marc. [8:11] Half of respondents were particular in the scenes they tune in to. ¼ of audience members listen each week. Many said they were excessively new to the webcast to state. [8:27] Over 70% said their preferred scene was a meeting with somebody who made a late-in-life vocation rotate. The other three scenes split the rest, practically equally. [8:46] Marc shares things individuals loved about their preferred scene: seeing themselves doing likewise in a couple of years, searching for reasonable experience-based instances of how to progress, relatability, commitment, finding out about how they made the change, getting a charge out of Marc's turns and way of life, jumping at the chance to hear how others did it. [9:27] Others preferred: hearing genuine explicit individual stories from individuals who made sense of what to do and made it work, truly making the most of Marc's digital broadcast about moving abroad and how to develop his vocation rotate business, finding out about resigning early, moving to a minimal effort territory for retirement, second-act professions and side hustles. [9:55] Others stated: concerns me at this phase in my vocation, am in a similar circumstance generally profession move, enjoyed the book and visitor stories best, individual stories are relatable, realizing you are not the only one in your excursion. Marc says that is likely the most significant piece he needs you to get from this overview. You audience members are not the only one in this. [10:32] Others replied: searching for thoughts on the best way to get where I need to be, true understanding, represents unmistakably that those of us who are more established are still completely equipped for working, evolving employments, beginning another profession, assembling a business, and so forth., interfacing with an individual, appreciate the mailbag, it's my story, it's motivation as I have to do a turn. [11:08] More remarks: a portion of my inquiries have been replied in the mailbag, I simply moved on from school and I'm more than 50. [11:21] Those are some example answers why individuals picked their preferred scene. A ton of them need to hear stories that show them others have achieved this. They need to know they're not the only one. [11:41] Marc's last inquiry was what themes audience members need to have tended to. They stated: incorporate more minorities, explicit strides of going into the board counseling, how to get gigs, assets for organizing counseling contracts, transferable aptitudes, how to acquire while voyaging. Marc is searching for a movement blogger who began after 50. [12:31] More answers were: the impact on work status of turning into a guardian, financing a rotate, portfolio vocations, maintaining a retiree small scale business as a component of a portfolio, advantages and disadvantages of cutting back or moving as a system late throughout everyday life, resigning before 59-and-a-half, tapping retirement accounts early, the amount you have to resign early, or abroad. [13:08] Retiring to Mexico or Ecuador is a major subject. Different remarks: living abroad exceptionally supportive since you need at any rate $1 million to resign in the U.S.A., different associations that assist you with positioning and choose what might be useful, how to after death a meeting, or why you didn't find a new line of work. Marc may include this one into a mailbag meeting. [13:43] More remarks: progress from work to independent work, age separation, moving from a huge populace zone to a little populace territory, remaking business arrange for a loner in another area, beginning a business, ageism, how to abstain from being screened out by individuals who think nothing about the activity. [14:16] Additional remarks: the online dark gap (Marc says, return to the Gary O'Neal scene, #58), gig-economy attitude, scene, and assets, discovering low maintenance fill in as a product engineer, age segregation, managing the dread of the obscure, planning for change sometime down the road, managing cautious plans being vexed. [15:17] Other recommendations: enterprise, migrating, remote working, preparing and refreshing aptitudes, research on profession patterns for individuals more than 50, outsourcing tips and models, the chance of different pay streams, am I too old to even consider starting a business? Pounding the doldrums of joblessness at 55, meeting 'don'ts.' [15:46] Marc trusts you got something out of those remarks. Marc plans on working with his maker, Podfly, to make changes dependent on your remarks in the coming months. Marc will address a couple of the issues in the following couple of QA scenes. Marc is searching for a movement blogger who has transformed travel into a salary stream after 50. [16:16] Marc has somebody as a top priority to discuss the gig economy and the potential outcomes. The remarks make it evident that Marc needs to talk with all the more late-profession pivoters. On the off chance that you know somebody who has made a late-profession rotate, if it's not too much trouble send Marc a note to Podcast@pivotdevnew.wpengine.com. In the last scene, Christine came to Marc to reveal to her story. [16:55] Marc has one customer arranged for a meeting. She is a coherent innovative. She is an information expert with a one of a kind dash of inventiveness. [17:08] Marc thanks each and every individual who took part in the overview. Your input is priceless. [17:36] Marc gives directions on how you could get a free duplicate of the sound rendition of Repurpose Your Career: A Practical Guide for the second 50% of L