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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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For show notes and resources mentioned in today's episode, head to www.mamaturnedmompreneur.com/episode306/
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There are many podcast launch courses out there, but most set business owners up to fail. A lot of these podcast launch courses focus on the how of podcasting, and that’s where the support ends. When you are starting a podcast as a marketing and sales asset, you need more than the how of podcasting. You need a strategy that will help you connect with podcast listeners who are a good fit for your offers and convert them into your offers. Listen to today’s episode to learn more about how not all podcast launch courses are created equally and how Podcast Like a Business Owner shows you everything you need to know to launch a podcast for your business.
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Getting clients from podcasts isn’t just for B2B business owners like business coaches and service providers. It can be effective for parenting coaches, health coaches, therapists, and others in the B2C space. Today, I’m breaking down how you can get coaching clients from a podcast as a B2C business owner and why a podcast is an effective marketing and sales platform regardless of whether you serve other business owners or consumers.
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One question that often comes up for business owners starting a podcast is, “Do I need guests for my podcast?” You may have heard that having guests on your podcast is an effective way to grow your podcast audience, but that couldn’t be further from the truth when you are podcasting for your business. Listen to today’s episode to hear why having guests on your podcast does more harm than good when you are leveraging the platform to grow your business and why solo episodes convert best for podcasting business owners.
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Starting a podcast as a hobby and starting one for your business requires two different approaches. As a business owner, your goals and focus are different, which is why you can’t follow what influencer and hobby podcasters are doing. In this episode, I’m breaking down what a podcast launch strategy for business owners requires so that you set your podcast up to support your business growth from day one. If you’ve been thinking about starting a podcast or are in the beginning stages of launching, this episode is for you.
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Are you doing everything you need to legally protect your podcast? While a podcast guest release form is a good start at protecting your podcast, it is not the only thing you need to consider when it comes to the legalities of podcasting. In today’s episode, I sit down to chat with lawyer Keshia Joachim about the legal side of podcasting. Keshia shares great insights into everything a podcast host needs to consider to legally protect their intellectual property.
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AHHH, we've officially hit 300 episodes! Thank you so much for being a major part of this podcast. I appreciate you tuning in each week, sharing this podcast, and reaching out to share how it has impacted your business. To celebrate this milestone, I did an Ask Me Anything Podcast Edition, answering questions submitted from my Threads and email community. The questions were so good, and I had such a fun time answering them!
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If you’ve been on the fence about starting a podcast for your business, today’s episode is for you. I’m breaking down why you should start a podcast for your business, who should start one, and the lessons I learned from recording and publishing 299 podcast episodes.
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You’ve hit publish on over 100 episodes, and within that time, you’ve most likely made some pivots in your podcast and business. Your messaging has changed, you have a new ideal listener, or your offers have changed. Now, you may be wondering what to do with your outdated episodes. If your older podcast episodes point to offers that no longer exist or speak to listeners who are no longer your target audience, do you scrap the episodes, re-record and update them, or leave them alone? That’s exactly what I’m talking about in today’s episode! One of my clients recently asked this question as she’s published over 300 episodes, but wasn’t sure what to do about the older ones that point new listeners to old offers. I answer this question and break down 3 options you have for repurposing your old podcast episodes.
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Summer is right around the corner, which means vacations, spending as much time poolside, or lying out on the beach. And if you’re a mom, it means that your regular routine is about to go out the window with the kids home full time. Regardless of your situation or plans, summer can mess up your podcast routine, so you may be considering taking a break…or maybe you’re hesitant to take one because you’re worried you will have to work twice as hard to rebuild your audience when you come back from your break. If the idea of taking a podcast break makes you anxious, I’m here to tell you that you can take a break without losing momentum with your podcast. Today, I’m breaking down how taking a podcast break is nothing like taking a social media break and sharing 5 options for taking a podcast break.
PS, I would love to hear your plans for your podcast this summer or your experience taking a podcast break! Send me a DM on Instagram or Threads to share your plans or experience!
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