Podcast Dream Team: Host Seth Godin and Simon Sinek on your podcast
Transform your podcast into a powerhouse of thought leadership by hosting Seth Godin and Simon Sinek, two titans in the realms of business, leadership, and innovation.
All bids from this auction are donations to The Curve.
About the cause
At The Curve we imagine a world in which all people feel justice is administered with dignity, equity and fairness. The Curve exists to give forward-thinking leaders in policing the most current and creative ideas about leadership and the resources to implement them so they can more easily modernize their cultures from the inside-out.
About the reward
Transform your podcast into a powerhouse of thought leadership by hosting Seth Godin and Simon Sinek, two titans in the realms of business, leadership, and innovation. This 45-minute session with two of the most sought-after podcast guests is poised to skyrocket your podcast’s downloads and dramatically expand your reach. This duo has teamed up, as guests, only once before, making their collaboration on your podcast an incredibly unique and rare opportunity.
Seth Godin, known for pioneering books like “Purple Cow,” “This is Marketing,” “Song of Significance,” and “The Carbon Almanac,” brings a wealth of knowledge on entrepreneurship and the essence of impactful ideas. Simon Sinek, whose work includes “Start With Why” and “Leaders Eat Last,” offers profound insights into inspirational leadership and how to cultivate an environment that encourages success and fulfillment. Together, their dialogue on your podcast will not only captivate but also educate your audience with strategies and philosophies capable of transforming careers and lives.
Both have made significant marks beyond writing; Godin was inducted into the Marketing Hall of Fame in 2018, and Sinek’s TED talk on “How Great Leaders Inspire Action” ranks as one of the most viewed presentations in the world.
Their collective wisdom presents an exceptional opportunity for your listeners to explore new dimensions of leadership and creativity, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to make a meaningful difference in their professional and personal lives.
Shipping and other important information
- Scheduling: The winner will receive a link to select from available dates and times.
- Eligibility: Valid for one podcast / one episode.
- Format: This experience includes a 45-minute private conversation via a virtual meeting platform (e.g., Zoom, Riverside).
- Follow-up: Any form of endorsement, personal contact, or subsequent follow-up with the host is prohibited.
- Buyer’s Premium: There are no additional hammer fees or buyer’s premiums applied to this auction.
These rules amplify the terms and conditions for GOODBIDS. You can see the complete terms here.
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By making a donation, bidder agrees to the following terms regarding this reward:
All bids are non-refundable donations to the nonprofit. In the sole discretion of the nonprofit or the auction item donor, the prize may not be awarded to the high bidder.
Reasons for this may include a lack of fit with the high bidder, or failure by the high bidder to honor these terms and conditions. In this case, the prize will be offered to the next highest bidder.
Bid at your own risk. All donations go directly to the nonprofit and there are no refunds.
Comments
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Please note that after an auction has been extended, each new bid sets a new auction end time.
This particular auction is currently set to end Saturday, 4/20/24, at 9am ET.
If someone bids after 9pm ET Friday, 4/19/24, then the auction end time will be reset to 12 hours after the most recent bid. This is to prevent people from sniping the auction at the last second.
So if someone bids at 9:01pm ET on Friday, 4/19/24, the new auction end time will be 9:01am ET Saturday, 4/20/24.
Other auctions may have shorter extension windows, but in all of our auctions, last minute bids extend the deadline.
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Hi! I would love to bid on an auction, but do I have to pay the money up front and then if I don’t win, I have to bid again and then pay that new, bigger amount? It’s confusing.
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Hi Julia, thanks for asking!
Every bid is a non-refundable donation to The Curve. If your bid is the highest bid at the end of the auction, then you get to claim the reward!
If you want, You can earn free bids as well:
– by being one of the early bidders in any new auction.
– by sharing the auction with your network. If any of the folks you share your link with sign up and place a paid bid, you earn a free bid.Good luck, and thanks for your interest!
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Hi Goodbids Team!
Firstly, what a wonderful fundraising idea this is!
Question for you… is there a finite number of times the deadline gets extended?-
We see what you did there 😉
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❤️😎❤️
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I have a question about how bidding works. If I make a donation of the next amount, which right now is $630, I understand I’m making a $630 donation. But if I’m then outbid and want to bid again, would I need to donate another $650 or just an additional $20 to once again be the highest bidder?
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Hi Lindsey. Each bid is a brand new donation, unrelated to the bid that came before.
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Can I please confirm this isn’t exclusive to US residents? I live in Europe. Also I assume we will be able to record the podcast for video and audio channels?
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Please clarify extension rules as it’s very unclear. There is an hour left. Are you saying a bid within this hour will create an extension again? What’s the end date?
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The way this is set up, it is my understanding that there is no expiry on the auction which means what exactly? If every time there is a bid it’s extended by 12 hours why bid to be outbid? It will never end. Kindly confirm the terms and conditions so we all know when the donating ends.
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This is a great question, Sophia!
Yes, you’re correct, any bid at this point in the auction extends the end time to 12 hours past the most recent bid.
It’s up to each bidder in every auction to figure out their own strategy re: how long to wait to place their best, highest bid.
Thanks for your interest in this auction!
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The strategy as it is, means that you never win the bid. If you don’t have a definitive deadline, this is not an auction. People must know there is a cut-off otherwise the house always wins. If you run this indefinitely until people stop bidding, there really is no purpose to the auction. This could never end which renders the prize itself intangible. Shame.
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Hi Sophia
until eBay, this is actually how every standard auction in the world worked. Going, going, gone is the auctioneer figuring out if anyone else is waiting to bid. If someone bids, the auction keeps going!
If this model works for you, great. But we understand it’s not for everyone.
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Disagree Sophia, I think it’s a brilliant concept as the prize finds its own value in a bidding market. It means that holding onto your money until the last minute for one chance is unlikely to work. This prize and the others on the site should be worth much more than one bid. I love the idea
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So if I bid twice does it add up both of my bids together?
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