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"If you have something to say and something to sell, you're ready for media.”
In this episode, we sit down with Entreprenista League member Beth Nydick, a media powerhouse with experience at NBC, MTV, and even creating a cocktail for Oprah Magazine. Beth is a sought-after speaker, author, and podcast monetization strategist who’s on a mission to help founders see their own boldness, step into visibility, and turn every mic moment into real business growth.
Beth shares her journey from behind-the-scenes media to empowering founders to get visible and get paid. She opens up about the mindset shifts that helped her say “yes” to big, sometimes scary goals, and why she believes every founder has the potential to become a digital personality. Plus, Beth reveals her signature “Mic to Millions” approach for turning podcast guest spots into consistent $10K+ paydays-no fancy PR required.
What we talked about:
The real secret to monetizing visibility and using media appearances strategically [06:36]
How to repurpose your media assets and build lasting relationships with podcast hosts [08:53]
The power of developing a digital personality (not just a brand) [12:55]
Beth’s “one DM, one comment, one reply” daily visibility routine [19:34]
Beth’s next big goal: launching her own late-night talk show for digital entrepreneurs [30:01]
Connect with Beth:
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Guests
Beth Nydick
Founder of The F.A.M.E. LAB
Hosts
Carlyn Bushman
Carlyn Bushman is a seasoned business consultant, entrepreneur, and advocate for female founders. She founded POP Business Academy to empower women entrepreneurs with tools for building sustainable, profitable businesses. As CEO of Carlyn Bushman Consulting, she specializes in helping product- and service-based business owners navigate financials, marketing, and growth strategies. With extensive corporate experience, Carlyn, a mom in a blended family and lifelong learner, has been featured on Good Morning America and in Times Square. She's here to help you make money and stay in business.
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