Hello, everyone, and welcome to another episode to Takecast. My name is Davis-Matic. You guys can find me on

Twitter at Davis-Matic. In this episode of the show, I am joined by my good friend, Joe Holka, for sort of our yearly catch-up.

As you guys know, Joe, very successful in the sports betting content creation space.

You guys know I'm trying to slowly make my way into that world.

Joe has some very helpful tips, tricks, advice, and just sort of a good powwow

with a good friend. So I hope that you enjoy what Joe has to say. If you like the show,

consider watching on YouTube and subscribing there, leaving me a rating or review wherever you

listen to a podcast or telling a friend about the program. Now let's get into it.

Hello, everyone. Welcome into another episode of the TateCast, Davis-Matic, with you guys all joined by my great friend, one Mr. Joe Holka. No episode last week, frankly, Joe, I just, I ran out of hours in the day. And so instead of being like, I'll just do a show with brick for 45 minutes or whatever, I was like, let's just give it a week. We'll give it a week. It's fine. No one's going to miss it. And we'll come back reinvigorate it. We are recording this. You guys aren't going to get this to Wednesday. We're recording this on Monday the day after the Super Bowl. Joe, man, how you doing? How's life, bro?

There's nothing wrong with just letting it breathe. There's plenty of content out there for people to dive into. And I think one week off isn't the worst thing, especially this time of the year,

after a lot of us kind of, I guess, finished like the major grind, like the June to February

grind. So this time of the year, I was just talking about even just yesterday that I really

like this time of the year to kind of like sit back, look at what worked, what didn't work,

and like have like smart conversations like this. And this is the game that I like playing in

the off season anyway versus like the I guess

the endless football content that's basically 365 at this point 100% and I um I I really

enjoy the game within the game in a different way than you do uh like I mean don't get me wrong

once you get into like the YouTube studio and you start

looking at all of your, uh, your metrics and it's, it's, it's a wormhole.

But I have some things that I want to talk about from, from the business side of perspective

with you. And this is actually the, the first thing that is the thing I think about

a lot because the YouTube, social media, marketing game, Joe, it's really a game of psychology

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