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You may have been told that you have to publish new episodes weekly to grow your podcast audience and have a successful podcast as a business owner. But that couldn’t be further from the truth. You can have a successful podcast whether you publish episodes every other week or seasonally.
Today on the podcast, I’m sharing why I decided not to return to a weekly podcast publishing schedule after my maternity leave, and how dropping to a biweekly schedule has affected my podcast. So, if you’re thinking about switching to a biweekly or seasonal podcast but aren’t sure whether it will negatively impact your podcast's growth and visibility, today’s episode is for you.
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For show notes and resources mentioned in today's episode, head to www.mamaturnedmompreneur.com/episode315/
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I’ve been seeing many discussions on Threads about maternity leave planning for small businesses. And it’s interesting to see everyone’s viewpoints on whether you should take maternity leave as an entrepreneur. Since this was my second time being pregnant as a business owner, I figured it would be helpful to share my experience with not taking maternity leave and planning for a 3-month leave. If you’re currently pregnant or planning to get pregnant while running your business, definitely listen to this episode. I give you some things to think about when it comes to maternity leave while running your business, and I share some things I did to make this last maternity leave peaceful and profitable.
Side Note: I recorded this before I returned from my leave. Originally, I planned to take the full 3 months, but I decided to return a month early and took on 3 new clients for September.
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As a business owner, you will run out of podcast episode ideas at some point. If you’re currently in a podcast content planning rut, today’s episode is for you. I’m sharing the exact strategy I used to help my Evergreen Marketing Accelerator client plan 3 months’ worth of strategic podcast content. She went from feeling like she didn’t have anything to talk about on her podcast to having a laundry list of content ideas (including mini series) that connected to her offers.
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For show notes and resources mentioned in today's episode, head to www.mamaturnedmompreneur.com/episode313/
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As a mom of 3 who homeschools and runs a business, I don’t have much time to dedicate to marketing my podcast. Marketing my business will always take priority over marketing my podcast, so I have had to find simple but effective ways to grow my podcast. In this episode, I share 5 of the best ways to promote a podcast. These are podcast growth strategies I use that don’t take much time to implement. If you want to grow your podcast audience without it feeling like a full-time job, this episode is for you.
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As a podcasting business owner, one of your goals is to grow your podcast audience with the right listeners. But what happens when you are doing all the things you are told to do, like incorporating podcast SEO to grow your audience, yet your podcast growth is stagnant? If you’ve been doing keyword research and including keywords in your podcast episodes, but your podcast growth is non-existent, this episode is for you. I’m breaking down how to get more podcast listeners and why podcast SEO hasn’t been working for you.
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As a business owner, you will pivot at least once (most likely multiple times) in your business. But what do you do with your podcast when you pivot your business? Do you start a new podcast or do you rebrand? That’s exactly what I’m talking about in today’s episode. I’m sharing how to rebrand a podcast when you pivot your business. Whether you’re in the middle of a business pivot or have pivoted your business but haven’t gotten your podcast on board with the new direction, this episode is for you.
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There’s a reason why 90% of podcasts fail after publishing episode 3, and I believe it has to do with not preparing for after the podcast launch. So much time and energy is put into starting a podcast that the after is often forgotten. In today’s episode, I’m sharing the three things you need to do to have a successful podcast launch and ensure you make it past episode 3.
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Substack has become a popular platform for business owners to build and engage with their community, thanks to its many features for sharing written, video, and audio content. While Substack may be popular, is it the best option for podcast hosting when you are leveraging podcasting to grow your online business? That’s the question I’m answering in today’s episode. If you’ve been considering starting a podcast for your business or are currently hosting one on Substack, you don’t want to miss this episode.
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You want to start a podcast to grow your business, but committing to a weekly podcast right now is not realistic with everything on your plate. What if you didn’t need to publish new episodes weekly to have a successful podcast? Can bi-weekly or seasonal podcasts grow your email list and convert your listeners into clients?
That’s exactly what I’m talking about today. I’m sharing how often you should publish new podcast episodes to get leads and sign clients. If you’ve been wanting to start a podcast but have held off because you can’t commit to weekly episodes, this is for you.
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You may have heard that podcasting is oversaturated and that podcast mics should be banned. But that couldn’t be further from the truth, especially when you are a business owner wanting to start a podcast. When you’re podcasting for your business, how you approach podcasting looks vastly different from those looking to create a podcast for pure entertainment. Listen to today’s episode to hear why podcasting is not oversaturated for entrepreneurs, and to get the mindset shift you need so you can hit publish on that podcast idea you’ve been sitting on.
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