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When you are podcasting for your business, how you approach podcasting looks different from influencer and hobby podcasters. Your focus and goals are vastly different, which means you can’t use the same strategies as someone seeking podcast sponsorships and brand deals. This is exactly why I created the Evergreen Marketing Accelerator. The core focus is on podcast strategy for business owners. In this episode, I’m answering some FAQs about the Accelerator. If you’ve been on the fence about joining the Accelerator, this episode is for you. Tomorrow, April 1, 2026, is the last day to join before the doors close for 6 months and to grab the Pinterest profile set-up bonus.
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For show notes and resources mentioned in today's episode, head to www.mamaturnedmompreneur.com/episode296/
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When you’re a business owner with a podcast, creating additional content to promote your latest episodes isn't always realistic. Thankfully, there are low lift ways to get new listeners to your podcast. Today, I sit down to chat with the queen of Pinterest for podcasters, Andi Smiley. Andi and I chat about how to promote your podcast on Pinterest, and share our experience with leveraging the platform to grow your podcast audience with our ideal clients.
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There’s a lot that goes into podcasting for your business. You have to figure out what equipment to use, what type of content to create, SEO, and so much more. Since podcasting is a major time commitment, you don’t want to avoid these major podcast mistakes to set yourself up for podcast success. Listen to learn the top three podcast mistakes I see as a podcast strategist who has supported over 50 women with starting and optimizing their podcasts. Whether you’re thinking about starting a podcast or are in the early stages of launching a podcast, this episode is for you.
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Today’s episode is a special one because it’s part 2 of a series I dropped with my best friend, Kay Hillman of Moms Do Business Different. If you haven’t already, make sure to go listen to part 1, where we answer listener questions about podcast strategy, podcasting for your business, and setting up your podcast in a way you can realistically commit to and honors your capacity.
In this episode, we discuss how to move away from feeling like your business is draining you to building a bare minimum business. The questions we received around this topic were so good and led to discussions of problems that many women in business face. We share so many nuggets of wisdom and practical strategies so you can build your business in a way that honors your season of life.
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With the podcast industry constantly growing, it’s shocking to know that 90% of podcasts fail in the first year. Why is that? How do some podcasts make it to 100 plus episodes while others stop after episode 3? In today’s episode, I’m breaking down five reasons why podcasts fail in the first year and how to make sure your podcast isn’t part of that statistic. This episode is for you if you want to start a podcast for your business or if you already have one.
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Each time I get on a sales call with someone who found me through my podcast, the conversation always goes the same way. They tell me they knew just from listening to my podcast that they want to work with me. Sometimes they even quote specific things I’ve said in episodes. What I love most is that they are already confident in their decision to hire me to support them. That’s the power of podcasting for your business. In this episode, I’m breaking down the three things you need to do in your podcast content to make sales calls an easy yes when converting your podcast listeners into clients.
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You’re consistently publishing new content. Your content is packed with value, and you often hear from listeners how much they love your episodes, but you still feel like something is missing. You’re still wondering whether your podcast is truly successful or whether there’s more you can achieve with it. If you ever asked yourself, “How do I know if my podcast is successful?” Then today’s episode is for you. I’m breaking down the 7 metrics you need to track monthly to determine podcast success. If you’ve been tuning in to the podcast for a while, you may remember episode 63, where I shared the metrics you should be tracking when podcasting for your business. This episode is a follow-up to that one, sharing the podcast metrics I currently track (and teach my clients to track), why I track them, and how I use that information to grow my business.
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One thing that often holds business owners back from starting a podcast is the fear of running out of podcast topics. This fear is very valid, especially given that 90% of podcasts don’t make it past 3 episodes. So how do business owners who have published 200+ episodes hit that milestone?
The answer is having a podcast content strategy. In today’s episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes of my podcast content strategy. I share everything from how I decide what to talk about each month to how I have an ever-growing list of podcast content topics in my podcast content bank. Whether you’re thinking about launching a podcast or are a seasoned podcaster, this episode is for you.
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For show notes and resources mentioned in today's episode, head to www.mamaturnedmompreneur.com/episode289/
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As women, we have many roles — wife, mother, friend, business owner, and so much more. It’s easy to fall into the habit of putting our own needs on the back burner to ensure everyone else we love is cared for. But the reality is that we can’t pour for an empty cup, and putting everyone else’s needs before our own leads to burnout. Today, I chat with Apolonia Cross all about this and the importance of prioritizing self care and soul care. While self care is a great way to pour back into yourself, you can’t self-care your way out of burnout. We often need to work on what’s going on internally and emotionally before we can even reap the benefits of self care.
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Today’s episode is a case study episode, and I’m taking you behind the scenes of my Evergreen Marketing Accelerator client, Sarah Lovell’s, podcast marketing strategy. This strategy has resulted in her generating over 20 leads for her 1:1 coaching, building a waitlist for her 1:1 coaching, and increasing her downloads by 860% in just one year. You’ll hear from her on why she joined the Evergreen Marketing Accelerator, the strategies she learned, and how these same strategies are still growing her business one year later.
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