In Episode 4 of The YEN Podcast, host Matt Chute sits down with entrepreneur Matt Adler to dive into the profitable world of the Amazon Influencer Program and the power of User-Generated Content (UGC). This episode is a goldmine for young entrepreneurs and creators looking to monetize their influence and earn revenue through Amazon’s platforms. Matt shares his personal journey from navigating Amazon’s logistics to becoming an Amazon Influencer, using UGC as a powerful tool to build credibility and attract followers. He explains how creators can utilize UGC to connect with audiences and generate revenue while exploring the ins and outs of Amazon’s influencer opportunities, including setting up storefronts, leveraging product recommendations, and driving traffic to Amazon pages. This episode covers creating effective UGC, joining the Amazon Influencer Program, and maximizing your impact as an influencer on Amazon.

👉 Key Topics Discussed:

- Insights into joining and succeeding in the Amazon Influencer Program

- How to leverage UGC for better engagement and higher earnings on Amazon

- Building a personal brand and following with authentic UGC content

- Tips on managing Amazon logistics for sellers and influencers

- Proven strategies for young entrepreneurs to monetize their content

- If you’re a creator or entrepreneur looking to maximize your impact through Amazon, Matt’s insights on UGC and influencer strategies will give you a head start on generating income in 2024.

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In this episode, we’re joined by Bre Boeh, a Beaver County-based mural artist and graphic designer, who shares her journey from her creative roots to building her own business in Brooklyn before returning back to Beaver County. Bre talks about her passion for murals, working with small businesses to elevate their brands, and how her artistic style and skills evolved over the years.

We dive into Bre's first mural project for a local yoga studio, which launched her mural career, and how she was able to balance growing her creative business while navigating the challenges of living in New York. Bre also opens up about how she uses Instagram as her primary marketing tool, how she cold-called businesses in Brooklyn to get her foot in the door, and why she’s passionate about painting murals for small businesses.

From discovering her love for graphic design and painting to dealing with the hustle of living in Brooklyn, Bre’s story is an inspiring look at following your passion and making it into a sustainable career. Listen in as we talk about the difference between city life and small-town creativity, Bree’s love for her hometown, and how she hopes to bring more artists into the Beaver County creative scene.

Whether you’re an aspiring artist, entrepreneur, or just love hearing stories of people turning their creative passions into businesses, this episode has something for everyone!

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In this episode of The YEN Podcast, host Matt Chute sits down with Chad Phillis, the visionary founder of Checkmate Rentals, to discuss his journey in entrepreneurship. Chad shares how he navigated the challenges of launching a rental property business during the peak of COVID, his motivation for achieving financial and time freedom, and the invaluable lessons he learned along the way. With a unique background that includes multiple side hustles and a key role in scaling a startup’s operations, Chad’s story is a testament to resilience, adaptability, and the power of strategic thinking.

Tune in to learn how Chad built Checkmate Rentals from the ground up, the strategies he used to expand operations nationwide, and his insights on achieving true independence in business. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or simply curious about the world of short-term rentals, this episode offers inspiration and practical advice for carving out your own path to success.