I'm not sure who sold the story. It could be a journalist who sold a news story to a media outlet. Maybe a writer sold their fictional story to a publisher.
Well, if 'Sold to Billionaire: The Full Story' is about a business acquisition where a smaller company or an asset is'sold to a billionaire', it could involve a complex process. There might be negotiations, due diligence, and considerations of market value. Maybe the seller was in a financial bind and the billionaire saw an opportunity. Or perhaps it's a more personal story, like in some romantic novels where a character is metaphorically'sold' into a relationship with a billionaire, which would involve different emotional and social dynamics.
To sell a story well, you need a compelling plot and engaging characters. Also, knowing your target audience and marketing it to the right places helps a lot.
Yes, a short story can be sold. It depends on factors like its quality, uniqueness, and market demand. A compelling plot, engaging characters, and excellent writing style can increase its chances of being purchased.
I'm not sure specifically what 'podcast sold a story' is about without more context. It could be about a podcast that managed to sell a story in the sense of getting a story optioned for a movie or TV show, or it could be about a podcast that was sold because of a particular story it told.