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YouTubeA Podcast Helping Small Business Owners Grow
On How I Built It, you’ll get insight from small business owners and developers on how they built their products, from idea to execution. You will learn real processes for launching, and evolving your business over time.
Hosted by Joe Casabona
Don’t let Joe Casabona’s Master’s Degree in Computer Science intimidate you; he is a passionate and approachable guy.
Joe started his career almost 20 years ago as a freelance web developer and has been a team lead, system admin, and was even a faculty member at his alma mater. Podcasting has been the perfect medium for Joe to share his knowledge and build up his peers. He is not only a veteran podcaster but he helps people launch their own podcasts.
When he’s not creating courses for LinkedIn Learning, you can find Joe spending time with his family, enjoying baseball, or talking too much about Star Wars.
Say hi to Joe at @jcasabona and check out his blog at casabona.org
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Using Webinars to Grow Your Audience with Emily Hunkler
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Creating Content for LinkedIn Learning with Tracey Larvenz
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Better Audience Engagement for Your Content with Taylor Waldon
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