I’m so excited that we are at 50 episodes this week. When I started this podcast back in June of 2017, I never imagined getting to this point. I start podcasting because I was tired of writing blog posts and I felt like it wasn’t the best way for me to educate my audience and make connections with other people in the industry. After meeting a group of amazing podcasters at a networking event, I decided to jump in and try podcasting for myself. Since then, we have had a ton of amazing guests, some solo episodes, lots of freebies and opt-ins, and a couple of bumps along the way.

Today I want to look back over the past 50 episodes, give you some insight into what I’ve learned, the most popular episodes, and a little sneak peak of what’s coming next.

Topics Discussed:

• An overview of the 5 most popular episodes
• Some of my favorite interviews that you may have missed
• The top 3 episodes to listen to before beginning your website design
• Lessons I’ve learned from 50 episodes of Process to Profitability
• Some of the big mistakes that I made
• My favorite reviews (and why I love them)
• What’s coming next
• Ways that you can support the show

Most Popular Episodes:

• 01 | Using Your Blog to Educate Clients with Cinnamon Wolfe
• 14 | Writing a Book that Serves Your Audience and Your Business with Jodi Brandon
• 39 | Mindfulness and Entrepreneurship with Lee Chaix McDonough
• 11 | Creating Effective Surveys in Your Business with Lauren Black
• 20 | Pricing Your Services for Your Profitability and Your Dream Clients with Kristin Kaplan

My Favorite Episodes You May Have Missed:

• 47 | Strategies for a Higher Converting Email List with Kate Boyd
• 05 | Using Customer Feedback in Product Design with Ashley Staum
• 10 | Connecting to Your Clients through Brand Photography with Mallika Malhotra

You Need to Listen Before Designing a Website:

• 15 | Is Your Website Working for You? Creating a Strategic Website
• 27 | Setting Goals and Planning Your Website
• 29 | Creating Content for Your Website

What I’ve Learned:

• I love having a conversation with my guests while still covering their area of expertise
• Podcasting takes a lot of time and effort and it costs a lot more than writing a blog
• It’s easier to interview a guest...