Podcasting for Coaches™

Podcasting for Coaches: The Podcast officially turned 1 this week!!! (And still, no one's caught on to the Spaceballs reference.)

Here's the deal ... after a full year of podcasting, my download numbers kind of suck.

In fact, compared to my original podcast, they're awful!

But, this podcast is way more successful than that first one ever was even though it received 7x times the monthly downloads this one does.

So, to celebrate my podcast's birthday, I'm explaining exactly why it's still a success even though I have download numbers that would make a lot of podcasters want to cry.

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To learn more about my new course, How to Start a Podcast (For Your Coaching Business), visit my website.

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Not only is Ivy LaClair one of my clients, she is also a certified business and anxiety coach who specializes in helping leaders hone their "inner game" so they can achieve their biggest professional and financial goals. She is the host of Mind Climate, a podcast for folks who want to turn their headspace into a place fit for a destination vacation.

Ivy is also a nationwide facilitator and expert in the realm of change, transformation, and success. After spending 4 years in Berkeley, CA building a multiple 6-figure motivational speaking and coaching business, she returned to her hometown and founded Shine On Wichita!, a company dedicated to creating community, prosperity, and happiness for business owners in Wichita, KS.

In this episode, Ivy talks about how the experience of podcasting has helped her become more confident and helped give her words more power when speaking about her business with people in person.

To learn more about Ivy, visit the show notes.

To learn more about my new course, How to Start a Podcast (For Your Coaching Business), visit my website.

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"Not every podcast is meant to go on forever."

The dreaded podfade. Why is it that so many new podcasts don't make it past two months? If it takes all this time and energy to create a podcast, why on Earth would someone give up on it so quickly?

In the episode, I explain the common reasons for why a podcast might podfade, provide some tips for how you can avoid it, and get real about knowing when it's time to say goodbye to the show.

To learn more about the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes.

To learn more about my new course, How to Start a Podcast (For Your Coaching Business), visit my website.

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Mallory Schlabach is a certified life & business coach who works with kick-ass entrepreneurs to teach them how to make their businesses stand out, get noticed, and massively grow. She is also the Host of the Marketing Magic podcast.

In this episode, Mallory discusses why she started her podcast in the first place, the genius strategy for how she turns her podcast listeners into paying clients with free live coaching sessions on her podcast, how she uses paid strategy sessions with existing clients to help provide more content for the podcast, how the podcast helps her nurture her email list, why she credits her guests with expanding her warm audience and leads, why she decided to hire a "talent hunter" and where she found them, and more!

To learn more about Mallory, visit the show notes.

To learn more about my new course, How to Start a Podcast (For Your Coaching Business), visit my website.

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I released my first podcast episode in January 2016. Three years, three separate podcasts, and nearly 300 episodes later ... I still make mistakes. All the time, in fact. Take a listen to this week's episode to find out what those mistakes are and find comfort in the fact that, while you're going to make mistakes with your own podcast, you're not alone. Even us pro's do it from time to time.

To learn more about my new course, How to Start a Podcast (For Your Coaching Business), visit the show notes.

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April Beach was one of my first launch clients and, over two years later, we still work together to produce the SweetLife Entrepreneur Podcast. April is also a business development consultant for adventurous female entrepreneurs who are determined to defy the status quo, control their lives, and build a socially conscious company while raising awesome kids. April has been featured by TODAY, MSNBC, Patagonia, and other media for her role in maverick life-first business design.

In the episode, April discusses why she decided to start a podcast in the first place, why she plans her episode content out a year at a time, the team of people she has helping with the podcast and what their roles are, why she believes her podcast is the best and most accurate list generator for her business, whether or not it's worth it to provide bonus downloads to your audience in your show notes, her tips for running a podcast if you already have a hectic lifestyle, the main piece of advice she has for those considering starting a podcast for their own business, and more!

To learn more about April and her podcast, visit the show notes.

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The first month of 2019 is nearly over and, hopefully, you haven't given up on your resolutions yet. If your resolution involved becoming more organized or efficient or freeing up your time, these tips should help. In this episode, I run through several tips and tools to help you spend less time on your podcast and more time with your clients.

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"It's not just, 'Hey, this podcast is great and it changed my life.' It literally created everything I have now."

Gregg Clunis is a content creator, speaker, author and the host of Tiny Leaps, Big Changes; a podcast that has listeners in over 175 countries and received one million downloads within six months of launching!

In this episode, Gregg talks about why his first podcast was a flop, the purpose the podcast serves as a "spoke" of his personal brand, his brand-new book and how it factors into his business, what podcasting has done for his overall personal and professional networks, the amazing opportunities his podcast has created for him, his advice for someone looking to start a podcast for making sure it's set-up for success from the beginning, and more!

To learn more about Gregg, visit the show notes.

The beginning of a new year is the perfect time for a change ... and this podcast is no exception.

We spent most of 2018 going through the entire process of launching your podcast and now it's time to shift things a bit. While I will continue to provide you with my top podcasting tips and advice, we're going to start hearing from other people.

Take a listen to this quick episode to find how the format of the show will be changing and who you'll be hearing from starting as soon as next week!

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In last week's episode, I mentioned that being a guest on other podcasts is one of the best ways you can grow your own podcast audience.

In this week's episode, I'm giving you several tips for how you can be the perfect podcast guest.

To learn more about the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes.