In this episode, I delve into a creative approach to engage captive audiences in unexpected places. From doctor's waiting rooms to laundromats, I discuss how to captivate bored individuals and introduce them to your podcast.

Use a QR Code

I walk you through creating a simple QR code linked to your podcast, making it effortless for potential listeners to access your show (See Switchy). I also suggest using a tracking tool to measure the effectiveness of this strategy and even share my success story with a similar offline approach.

If you're curious to learn more and explore unconventional ways to connect with your target audience, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to discover how to maximize your podcast's visibility and reach new listeners in unexpected places.

And if you're looking for personalized support with growing or launching your show, I offer valuable guidance through the School of Podcasting. Plus, you can benefit from a worry-free 30-day trial to explore the extensive resources and community available.

So, take a chance and uncover potential listeners where you least expect them. Listen to the full episode now and start exploring the possibilities for your podcast.

Stay tuned and keep podcasting.

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Switchy Link Shortener and Tracker

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