Podcasting for Financial Professionals

Your email welcome sequence is like the Swiss Army knife of digital marketing- versatile, effective, and 100% automated once it’s set up. In fact, having an active email subscriber platform and nurture sequence is KEY for business owners with a podcast.  

Since there’s no direct link between your followers being podcast listeners and actually being able to sign up for your services, email marketing is the bridge between the content you’re creating and the service you want to sell. This episode is your one-stop shop to solving your content-to-sale gap! Here’s what she says about your choice to outsource: 

"I know that I can and I'm choosing not to. So, who can I find that I can trust? That becomes the question." - Allea Grummert 

Listen in to learn about Allea’s experience in becoming the expert copywriter she is today, how she trains and manages her team, how her packages and services have helped clients make sales, and about her recent podcast launch. Find out how she launched her podcast in just 6 months, determined that it was a “worth-it” long-term strategy, and how she’s navigating this season of new team roles and new podcast workflows.  

Crafting Compelling Email Sequences: The Key to Engagement  

(00:11:07) Efficient Task and Team Management System with Asana 

(00:17:17) How Productized Services Provide Peace of Mind 

(00:21:49) Building Brand Loyalty Through Email Marketing 

(00:22:24) Segmenting Your Subscribers by Interests and Engagement 

(00:30:48) Automated Email Sequences to Welcome New Subscribers 

(00:35:31) Snippets and Other Cool Email Automation Tools 

(00:45:50) Crafting Solo Podcast Episodes by Asking Yourself These 5 Questions 

(00:53:02) Building Genuine Connections and Trust with Email 

(00:58:02) Evaluating Podcast Statistics for a New Show 

Thanks to her brand-new podcast, Happy Subscribers, Allea’s experienced more-than-expected personal growth over the past several months. While she decided on a pattern of 3 interviews to one solo show, the intention to present her knowledge as a concept rather than a how-to or instructional episode has been the biggest challenge. Here are a few questions she asks herself when creating solo episodes:  

These questions will help you create content that establishes you as an expert and thought leader, rather than the how-to content that’s seemingly default for service providers. 

Need help creating a podcast that converts listeners into clients? Get the Podcast Conversion Blueprint today! This free download gives you the keys to designing episodes that drive engagement, creating CTA’s that convert, and building a funnel that nurtures leads separate from your podcast platform – a perfect exercise to prepare you to work with Allea! 

Follow Allea Grummert & her work at Duett:  

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alleagrummert/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alleagrummert/ 

Happy Subscribers Podcast: https://duett.co/blog/new-podcast-welcome-to-happy-subscribers/ 

Email Marketing Done-For-You: https://duett.co/ 

Free Call: www.duett.co/free 

This podcast is edited and managed by the team at PodcastAbundance.com and we’d love to produce your podcast too! To discuss working together, book a Discovery call with me. www.talktovirginia.com  

You’ll find equipment & software recommendations, downloadable templates, and podcasting how-to videos at www.PodcastAbundance.com/resources  

Watch everything on YouTube @PodcastingForFinancialPros 

Follow Virginia Elder on social media:  

To become a guest or find other episodes of Podcasting for Financial Professionals (formerly known as Reaching Abundance), visit www.podcastingforfinancialprofessionals.com 

Do you ever hit Record and immediately forget what you were going to say? Or maybe you freeze up and sound robotic the minute the camera turns on? This episode is your solution. 

I'm walking you through how to script your episodes in a way that feels authentic, confident, and completely natural—whether you’re reading word-for-word or using bullet points. I also break down how I personally use ChatGPT and AI to help outline and write episodes that still sound like me and connect deeply with your audience. 

[01:55] "Creating a script or working from a script isn't about artificially prompting yourself because you don't know what to say. You have a ton of niche knowledge that can change people's lives." - Virginia Elder 

If you want to streamline your content creation process, reduce editing time, and increase your authority through podcasting, copy my scripting method and start practicing your first podcast episode script tonight! 

Natural and Engaging AI Podcast Scripting 

[03:40] Why “winging it” isn’t always efficient—or effective 

[09:15] Real talk: Why bullet points aren’t enough for most business owners 

Building Trust and Connection with Scripted Podcasts 

Download the free Script Starter Kit resource – A quick and powerful guide to brainstorming and scripting your next 6 podcast episodes (+ tips on how to script an episode that sounds like YOU using AI): www.podcastabundance.com/scriptstarterkit/ 

Need support with podcast production services or want to increase your authority through podcasting? Book a FREE call at www.talktovirginia.com 

You’ll find equipment & software recommendations, downloadable templates, and podcasting how-to videos at www.PodcastAbundance.com/resources  

Watch everything on YouTube @PodcastingForFinancialPros  

Follow Virginia Elder on social media:  

To become a guest or find other episodes of Podcasting for Financial Professionals (formerly known as Reaching Abundance), visit www.podcastingforfinancialprofessionals.com 

Financial professionals often rely on their analytical skills to make informed decisions and guide their clients in the right direction. However, when it comes to content creation, they may struggle to infuse creativity into their work. To bridge this gap, financial professionals can: 

That’s exactly what happened when Wes Moss, now known for his shows, Money Matters and Retire Sooner, was working on his first book, “You Can Retire Sooner Thank You Think” and needed someone to punch it up a little. He met Ryan Doolittle, a comedian and writer, and they hit the collaboration jackpot! 

00:24:24 Creating Engaging Podcasts with Unique Themes 

00:26:16 Finding Your Niche for Podcast Success 

00:41:57 SEO Optimization for Engaging Podcast Production 

00:44:50 Optimizing Podcast Content for SEO and Engagement. 

00:59:14 Mastering Engaging Conversations in Podcast Interviews 

01:07:28 Engaging Retirement Insights Through Video Series 

"Even if it's like, the right bit of info, if it's not interesting, it's hard to get people to read it." - Ryan Doolittle 

Ryan emphasizes the importance of starting with topics that genuinely excite the creator, as this enthusiasm resonates with audiences and fosters a strong connection. He further highlights the significance of engaging the audience through concise editing, impactful openings, and clear summaries, which are key to maintaining their interest and ensuring content is both relatable and aspirational. 

As you listen to this episode, I encourage you to think about how you can infuse storytelling and comedy into your content. Here are some action items directly from this episode:  

Need help creating a podcast that converts listeners into clients? Get the Podcast Conversion Blueprint today! This free download gives you the keys to designing episodes that drive engagement, creating CTA’s that convert, and building a funnel that nurtures leads separate from your podcast platform – what a game-changer! 

Follow Ryan Doolittle & his work at YourWealth.com:  

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryandoolittle/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/retiresoonerteam/ 

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@RetireSoonerTeam 

Retire Sooner Podcast: https://tr.ee/xM0B9B51tV 

Happiest Retirees Podcast: https://tr.ee/_h7c9QujSa 

Money Matters Podcast: https://tr.ee/dHyH2HFXv2 

This podcast is edited and managed by the team at PodcastAbundance.com and we’d love to produce your podcast too! To discuss working together, book a Discovery call with me. www.talktovirginia.com  

You’ll find equipment & software recommendations, downloadable templates, and podcasting how-to videos at www.PodcastAbundance.com/resources  

Watch everything on YouTube @PodcastingForFinancialPros  

Follow Virginia Elder on social media:  

To become a guest or find other episodes of Podcasting for Financial Professionals (formerly known as Reaching Abundance), visit www.podcastingforfinancialprofessionals.com  

Creating content that intentionally showcases your thought leadership and your niche expertise is a great way to stand out as the go-to provider in your industry. In this episode, Shannon Russell, host of the Second Act Success Career podcast, drives business impact doing exactly this.

She started her show to feature stories of women who have successfully transitioned into their “second act” career with hopes that other women would be inspired and gain insight through the experiences of others.  

By approaching her show through this storytelling lens, Shannon has attracted coaching clients interested in guidance through their career transition. Swap a few details about the premise and business services offered, adjust it to your niche, and you've got a blueprint strategy for your marketing plan! 

(00:01:37) Fulfillment-Oriented Business Coaching 

(00:18:18) Refining Podcast Branding for Business Success 

(00:21:07) Podcasting Success Using TV Production Skills 

(00:29:51) Leveraging Multiple Channels for Podcast Growth 

(00:34:54) Strategic Guesting for Podcast Audience Growth 

(00:42:03) Leaning into Podcast Success with Authentic Solo Episodes 

Shannon DIYs her show, so she also highlights cost-effective strategies for starting a podcast, such as using Descript to help her edit. By leveraging platforms like PodMatch for guest spots and engaging in networking opportunities, Shannon has booked 60+ interviews on others’ shows in just 2 months. If you’ve been wondering how to effectively market your financial services through podcasting, expand your audience, and grow your business visibility, take notes during this episode! 

- Utilize dynamic ads on your podcast to market your own services, programs, courses, or events. 

- Guesting on other podcasts can help expand your reach and attract new audiences to your business. 

- Maintain consistency in your podcast schedule to keep your audience engaged and build a loyal following. 

- Repurpose podcast content for blog posts, social media content, and even as encore episodes to maximize its impact and reach. 

Follow Shannon’s show & business: https://secondactsuccess.co/podcast 

Connect with Shannon Russell on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannonRussellcareercoach/ 

My affiliate links for the tools & services mentioned:  

Descript: https://www.descript.com?lmref=L3L7jg 

PodMatch: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/podcastabundance 

This podcast is edited and managed by the team at PodcastAbundance.com and we’d love to produce your podcast too! To discuss working together, book a Discovery call with me. www.talktovirginia.com  

You’ll find equipment & software recommendations, downloadable templates, and podcasting how-to videos at www.PodcastAbundance.com/resources  

Watch everything on YouTube @PodcastingForFinancialPros  

Follow Virginia Elder on social media:  

To become a guest or find other episodes of Podcasting for Financial Professionals (formerly known as Reaching Abundance), visit www.podcastingforfinancialprofessionals.com  

Get a rare look into what’s working behind the scenes of a growing financial therapy practice, complete with a funnel walk-through, how much she’s spending on ads (spoiler alert! It’s very affordable), and what specific steps she’s taken to strengthen the connection her followers feel with her.  

Rachel Duncan opens up about the tools & processes she uses and how she thoughtfully and intentionally designed her marketing strategy for her financial therapy practice to avoid a reliance on social media.  

Rather than interviewing guests on her podcast, Rachel opted for the opportunity to answer voicemails on-air, helping listeners feel like active participants rather than passive recipients. Listen in for the strategy, tools, and perspectives that are creating growth at moneyhealingclub.com 

(00:20) Discusses Podcast Marketing Perspective 

(09:29) Podcast Engagement and Listener Feedback 

(16:35) Building Trust Through Podcast Engagement 

(26:37) Transitioning Away from Social Media Marketing 

(33:43) Building Audience Engagement and Growth 

(47:03) Podcast Production Tools and Processes 

(57:25) Creating Podcast Seasons and Financial Therapy 

(01:04:08) Authentic Marketing Through Client Feedback 

Rachel’s podcast-specific advice you can implement quickly boils down to this:  

"By inviting listeners to contribute to content creation, they feel part of a community effort, particularly in sensitive areas like finance, where listeners might feel vulnerable sharing personal details." - Rachel Duncan, Financial Therapist 

Follow my guest, Rachel Duncan: 

Money Healing Club podcast 

Money Healing Club on YouTube 

Join the Money Healing Club 

This podcast is edited and managed by the team at PodcastAbundance.com and we’d love to produce your podcast too! To discuss working together, book a Discovery call with me. www.talktovirginia.com  

You’ll find equipment & software recommendations, downloadable templates, and podcasting how-to videos at www.PodcastAbundance.com/resources  

Watch everything on YouTube @PodcastingForFinancialPros  

Follow Virginia Elder on social media:  

To become a guest or find other episodes of Podcasting for Financial Professionals (formerly known as Reaching Abundance), visit www.podcastingforfinancialprofessionals.com  

Your podcast is packed with value, but is it actually turning listeners into paying clients? If you're sharing great content but not seeing business growth from it, it’s time to optimize your show for conversions. 

In this episode, I’m breaking down advanced, actionable strategies to help financial professionals and business owners move their audience from casual listeners to engaged, loyal clients. These aren’t surface-level tips—these are high-impact techniques you can implement immediately. 

What you’ll learn in this episode to convert listeners into clients: 

If you want a podcast that not only educates but also generates business, this episode is your roadmap. 

Monetize Your Podcast: The Step-by-Step Guide to Client Conversions 

The Power of a Podcast That Converts 

A podcast is more than just content—it should be a strategic client attraction tool. 

Quick reference to episode #27, where I shared the CRAFT framework (Content, Repurpose, Ask, Feature, Track). 

Today’s episode builds on that with next-level, tactical steps for turning listeners into clients. 

[00:01:39] Mapping Out the Listener’s Journey 

Every listener is at a different stage: Awareness → Consideration → Decision. 

Your content should speak to each stage and naturally move people forward. 

Action Step: Review a recent episode—does it guide listeners through these stages? 

[00:05:33] Structuring Episodes for Conversion 

A high-converting episode isn’t just informative—it’s intentionally designed to drive action. 

Key elements of an effective episode: 

Action Step: Add one micro-commitment to your next episode (DM, quiz, freebie). 

[00:14:53] Crafting CTAs That Actually Work 

The #1 mistake: A weak, generic CTA. 

How to create a CTA that converts: 

Action Step: Update your CTA in your next three episodes. 

[00:20:51] Building an Off-Podcast Conversion Funnel 

Podcasts don’t convert on their own—you need follow-up touchpoints. 

Ways to nurture and convert listeners: 

Action Step: Implement at least one off-podcast follow-up system this week. 

[00:26:27] – Tracking & Tweaking for Higher Conversions 

If your podcast isn’t converting, it’s time to analyze and optimize. Check your podcast host’s stats, Apple Podcasts, and charts.mowpod.com 

What to track: 

Action Step: Review your last 5 episodes and identify one tweak to test. 

The Podcast Conversion Blueprint: Grow Your Audience & Your Business 

A podcast can be your most powerful client attraction tool, but only if it’s designed for conversions. 

Your Challenge: Pick one of today’s action steps and implement it this week. Small shifts create massive results. 

Want expert help optimizing your podcast for conversions? DM me on LinkedIn  

DOWNLOAD the free Podcast Conversion Blueprint so you’ll have a guide to help you implement the steps to turning listeners into clients. 

This podcast is edited and managed by the team at PodcastAbundance.com and we’d love to produce your podcast too! To discuss working together, book a Discovery call with me. www.talktovirginia.com  

You’ll find equipment & software recommendations, downloadable templates, and podcasting how-to videos at www.PodcastAbundance.com/resources  

Watch everything on YouTube @PodcastingForFinancialPros  

Follow Virginia Elder on social media:  

To become a guest or find other episodes of Podcasting for Financial Professionals (formerly known as Reaching Abundance), visit www.podcastingforfinancialprofessionals.com  

For those of us who gag a little at the phrase “consistency is key,” Doug Cunnington joins me this episode to offer strategies in sustainably creating content without succumbing to burnout. He provides a refreshingly honest take on the potential pitfalls of creating content solely for algorithms and underscores the significance of self-awareness in avoiding unintended content paths.  

As Doug discusses his exploration of early retirement lifestyles, he provides invaluable advice for those planning a fulfilling life beyond work. Join us for this episode, packed with insights for entrepreneurs, content creators, and anyone interested in financial independence. 

He candidly discusses the challenges of updating content while stepping away from course creation after a decade-long run, sharing the pivotal moments that led to a strategic business pivot. With a PMP-certified project management background, Doug reveals the art of continuous improvement in course launches, drawing parallels to podcasting through experimentation and creative integrity. His experience highlights the balance between data-driven decisions and preventing burnout by staying true to personal interests. 

(00:01) Creating and Marketing Online Courses 

(11:48) Building Trust Through Podcasting 

(16:53) Developing Trust and Authenticity in Content 

(31:45) Navigating Business Evolution and Failure 

(42:00) Sustainable Growth Through Iteration and Experimentation 

(51:13) Avoiding Burnout and Maintaining Consistency 

(54:47) Exploring Retirement Lifestyle and Activities 

Podcast-specific advice, direct from the host of Mile High FI and The Doug Show, followed by action steps to help you implement: 

Being genuine helps filter your audience naturally, attracting those who resonate with your personality. 

Don’t treat content too preciously and be open to testing different podcast formats, as it allows for creativity and adaptation to audience preferences. 

Find ways to maintain consistency while avoiding burnout.  

Long-form content and the power of storytelling are underscored as effective methods to build trust and engagement with listeners. 

Follow Doug Cunnington: 

https://dougcunnington.com/ 

Mile High FI 

The Doug Show 

YouTube @DougCunnington 

This podcast is edited and managed by the team at PodcastAbundance.com and we’d love to produce your podcast too! To discuss working together, book a Discovery call with me. www.talktovirginia.com  

You’ll find equipment & software recommendations, downloadable templates, and podcasting how-to videos at www.PodcastAbundance.com/resources  

Watch everything on YouTube @PodcastingForFinancialPros  

Follow Virginia Elder on social media:  

To become a guest or find other episodes of Podcasting for Financial Professionals (formerly known as Reaching Abundance), visit www.podcastingforfinancialprofessionals.com  

Most of us aren’t like those “I published once and now I’m a millionaire” influencers. Jennifer Loehding shares openly about her 5+ year journey of starting a podcast as a passion project, realizing she needed some products or courses for people to buy, nearly burning out from 1:1 coaching, creating an ultra-high-ticket course without anything to warm up her audience, to starting a second show, putting her first show on hold, building her email list, and much more in this episode of Podcasting For Financial Professionals. 

Although Jennifer is a life coach and her business may be significantly different from yours, don’t sleep on the opportunity to learn from her. She feels like her journey to having a successfully sponsored show that drives sales into all 3 of her offer tiers could have been shortened if she’d gotten the right advice earlier in her journey...which is why she’s sharing it with you! 

Key points from this episode:  

(00:15) Entrepreneurial Journey Through Pivots 

(09:12) Navigating Business Pivots and Podcast Growth 

(17:05) Building an Offer Suite Strategy 

(23:04) Building Relationships to Grow Business 

(27:02) Navigating Podcast Partnerships and Growth 

(32:27) Overcoming Podcasting Challenges and Growth 

(43:24) Marketing Strategies for Business Growth 

"Building a business isn't about having everything perfect from the start; it's about starting with what you have and evolving as you learn." - Jennifer Loehding 

Tips to apply to your podcast-production process today:  

Embrace the Learning Experience: Things that don’t work aren’t “fails,” rather they redirect while teaching you a lesson. Having a learning experience vs failure mindset is crucial for both new and experienced podcasters in the ever-changing audio/video online marketing space. 

Focus on Relationship-Building Above All Else: When you engage beyond the interview with your guests, you cultivate a professional network that will help grow your business in the long run. This applies when you engage thoughtfully with listeners/followers too, creating a community of dedicated supporters around your show. 

Adapt with New Technology: Tech challenges can be overcome. Whether you turn to a friend, industry professional, or a YouTube video for instructions, keep an open mind to new user-friendly and AI-improved tools available rather than sticking to a difficult or drawn-out workflow.  

Leverage Podcasting for Business Growth: When you integrate your podcast into broader business strategies, such as sponsorship packages or funnels leading to course sales, it becomes a powerful marketing arm that can drive revenue. What are offers or products you aren’t talking about enough on your show? 

Embrace Authenticity Over Perfection: Nobody wants perfect – it's a complete turn-off. We all struggle with self-criticism and we all have verbal crutches and weird habits. When you focus on delivering genuine, helpful content despite those quirks, people are drawn to you and even come to love your flaws. 

Follow Jennifer Loehding:  

www.jenniferloehding.com 

Starter Girlz Podcast

Behind The Dreamers Podcast 

LinkedIn 

Instagram @JenniferLoedhing

This podcast is edited and managed by the team at PodcastAbundance.com and we’d love to produce your podcast too! To discuss working together, book a Discovery call with me. www.talktovirginia.com  

You’ll find equipment & software recommendations, downloadable templates, and podcasting how-to videos at www.PodcastAbundance.com/resources  

Watch everything on YouTube @PodcastingForFinancialPros  

Follow Virginia Elder on social media:  

To become a guest or find other episodes of Podcasting for Financial Professionals (formerly known as Reaching Abundance), visit www.podcastingforfinancialprofessionals.com  

How are you utilizing your personal story to inspire and connect with your audience?

Most financial professionals get wrapped up in what they want to tell or teach and forget the power of a relatable, personal story. Leveraging not just news stories or clients’ stories, but your own personal experiences allows listeners to find similarities between you and them. 

The connective thread in personal finance reduces the fear and other perceived barriers someone might feel as they search for a financial service provider. 

Take Brittne Halford’s story for example. She’s a remarkable physician and financial coach who turned a daunting $131,000 student loan debt into a platform of empowerment for women in healthcare. Brittne's story is a beacon of hope, illustrating how she conquered her financial burdens in less than three years and founded More Joy, More Wealth, her financial coaching platform. 

Through insightful anecdotes, Brittne helps healthcare professionals manage their personal finances well, resist lifestyle inflation, and focus on authentic happiness.  

As you listen to my conversation with Brittne, I encourage you to consider how financial professionals (you) can craft engaging content through various types of stories that resonate with your audience. One tip Brittne shares is to research her competitors’ content to see what’s performing well so she can create he own content around those hot topics. 

(00:02) Creating Joy and Wealth in Healthcare 

(09:03) Maximizing Time and Outsourcing Efficiency  

(18:42) Navigating Entrepreneurial Journey and Time Management 

(32:13) Crafting Engaging Content for Financial Professionals 

"When you focus on the things that bring you joy—not the Joneses—then you're going to have enough, because you're not overspending due to boredom, loneliness, or guilt." - Brittne Halford

What can you apply to your own podcast?  

Leverage Content Across Platforms: Focus on consistency and efficiency by streamlining the recording and editing process. Align your work across platforms like YouTube, podcasts, and social media to streamline efforts and maintain a cohesive brand. This advice applies to new and established podcasters considering how to best record the content once and reformat it to each platform’s specifications to maximize their efficiency, reach, and impact. 

Outsourcing Tasks: A significant point discussed is the delegation of tasks that do not require personal involvement. For podcasters, this can mean outsourcing editing, social media management, or administrative tasks. This advice is particularly useful for established podcasters who might be overwhelmed with the operational aspects of their show. 

Content Creation and Engagement Strategies: By researching competitor content, using trending audio, and focusing on relatable stories for your listeners, new podcasters will establish a strong foundation for content creation, while established podcasters will find opportunities to stay relevant and expand their existing strategies. 

Batching Content: Recording several episodes in one day creates consistency and efficiency withing the recording and production process, but also provides the host freedom outside of that recording session to increase visibility and engagement. This strategy can help podcasters, both new and established, manage their time better and ensure a steady flow of content. 

Authenticity and Vulnerability: Virginia Elder and Brittne discuss the power of showing vulnerability and authenticity in connecting with audiences. This is crucial for new podcasters to establish a genuine connection with listeners and for established ones to maintain and deepen that relationship. 

Action Steps: 

Follow Brittne at:

www.morejoymorewealth.com

https://www.youtube.com/@brittnehalford-joyfulwealth

Podcast: Wealth Minded MD

IG @brittnehalford

This podcast is edited and managed by the team at PodcastAbundance.com and we’d love to produce your podcast too! To discuss working together, book a Discovery call with me. www.talktovirginia.com 

You’ll find equipment & software recommendations, downloadable templates, and podcasting how-to videos at www.PodcastAbundance.com/resources 

Watch everything on YouTube @PodcastingForFinancialPros 

Follow Virginia Elder on social media:

To become a guest or find other episodes of Podcasting for Financial Professionals (formerly known as Reaching Abundance), visit www.podcastingforfinancialprofessionals.com 

As you develop personally and your business matures, you will inevitably come to need a rebrand of your online presence. None of us are the same as we were a few years ago – our interests have broadened, our expertise has deepened, and we’ve matured toward the version of ourselves we WANT to be, which also means the imagery and language we used around our business years ago doesn’t fit today’s version of us. 

Evolving Your Brand for Professional Success 

(03:32) Benefits of Strategic Rebranding  

(09:25) Phased Rebranding Strategy  

(14:44) Updating Branding Across Platforms  

(19:27) Creating a Clear Brand Identity 

Rebranding your online presence can be intimidating, simply because there are so many social platforms, plus your website, YouTube, and, of course, the podcast platforms.  

 5 steps to a successful podcast rebrand:  

 This podcast is being rebranded from Reaching Abundance and the broader concept that all of us business owners are working toward our own definition of abundance to the much more specific, Podcasting for Financial Professionals. The new name of the show requires no explanation – the clarity is instant for anyone who listens, guests, or might be searching for guidance in the podcast space.  

This is the level of clarity we all need, and I hope that by inviting you behind the scenes of my podcast rebrand, you’re encouraged as to what’s possible, relieved that you can execute a rebrand in phases, and excited to move forward with today’s version of you since you’re probably going to have to change a few things down the road anyway.  

This podcast is edited and managed by the team at PodcastAbundance.com and we’d love to produce your podcast too! To discuss working together, book a Discovery call with me. www.talktovirginia.com

You’ll find equipment & software recommendations, downloadable templates, and podcasting how-to videos at www.PodcastAbundance.com/resources

Watch everything on YouTube @PodcastingForFinancialPros

Follow Virginia Elder on social media: 

LinkedIn

Instagram

To become a guest or find other episodes of Podcasting for Financial Professionals (formerly known as Reaching Abundance), visit www.podcastingforfinancialprofessionals.com