Josh Suggs seems like good people. Like he’d smile at dogs, always recycle, and politely pretend not to notice when you wave back at someone who was actually waving to the person behind you.
He started creating content at 14. First it was Vines, then YouTube vlogs, and later, TikTok.
By 19, Josh was managing content for Tabs Chocolate, one of the most explosive ecom brands on the planet.
Now, he’s taken all that experience and rolled it into 203 Media, his own agency specializing in viral street interviews.
Can he teach you to follow suit?
Read on for my Content Academy review.
Here’s the pitch:
Imagine brands throwing you thousands of dollars every single month just to make 15-30 second videos.
No, not Drake or Kim Kardashian – you. Yes, you, with no followers and no clue.
You see, not that long ago, Josh’s legs dangled from the top bunk, a box fan humming as he stared out his dorm window, worried sick about his money situation.
He was down to his last $400.
But guess what?
Seven months later, he’d ditched that damp dorm room reeking of Axe body spray and greasy Chick-fil-A wrappers and moved to New York City.
Him and his boys got a pretty sweet place that even has a doorman.
All financed by the $350,000 in profit Josh had pocketed just from filming these videos.
- No day trading
- No dropshipping
- No physical products
- No becoming a guru
- No upfront capital
- No itty-bitty margins
And none of the stress or chaos that comes with running your own business.
Well dang. I’m half-hard over here, Josh – tell me more!
Apparently, filming simple little videos on his iPhone is what took him from broke to $50k months in The Big Apple.
Street vids, interview-style – you know the ones. Think hawk tuah.
Brands are shelling out serious cash for this raw, authentic, often viral content.
And yet, it’s a drop in the bucket compared to radio, TV, direct mail, or even those spray-and-pray social media ads.
Makes sense, brosquito.
But what if you want no part of being on camera (even if it’s just asking questions)? And how do you get these clients?
Scroll down, Nancy, he’s got you.
Josh admits his first video was basically a wet diaper left on a park bench.
He was just walking around, asking random people what their favorite energy drink was. The video was shaky, the audio sucked – total amateur hour.
But despite this, an energy gum company reached out and asked him to make more. They offered him $2,000 for 20 videos posted to their page.
The craziest part? Each one only took him like five minutes to make.
Josh knew he was onto something special. This was more than a side hustle.
So he tightened his grip and rode the bull.
In just his first four weeks of doing this business model, he shot content for seven brands, netting over $15,000.
Two months in? 16 brands, $40,000 take-home.
Today? It’s over 130 brands, and dude’s getting paid like a surgeon. Just from talking to strangers in shorts and a t-shirt at a park.
The right brands will fork over $2,000 to $8,000 a month for this authentic, high-ROI, person-on-the-street content.
Most will work with multiple creators at once, meaning there’s room for thousands more to get in on the action.
The Content Academy teaches you everything you need to know:
- Marketing yourself
- Packaging your offer
- Closing high-paying clients
- Naturally engaging strangers
- Interviewing tips
- Editing techniques
- And more
It’s comprehensive and step-by-step – Josh’s proven system for creating viral-worthy content.
Not only that, but Content Academy Partners get exclusive access to a list of vetted brands actively looking to pay for this exact service.
The program’s new, so no testimonials or complaints on Reddit, Trustpilot, or BBB.
The cost is hidden until the sales call, but overall, I like it.
Definitely the only course I’ve seen on viral street interviews, and 203 Media looks legit and is still active – go figure.