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Today on Podcasting Stories, we're talking with John McDonough, a Financed Insurance Specialist based in Tennessee.
John works with ultra-high net worth families and c-suite executives to create innovative insurance solutions. He's looking to start a podcast to share more about his company and the opportunity his solutions create for people.
This is a very interesting show because we start by talking about his services and the challenges of helping people understand these new ideas. We then walked through the podcast scorecard to identify and brainstorm how he can use a podcast to inform, engage, and compel people to take the next step.
If you're thinking about a podcast or have a show already, there are some great ideas that you can implement.
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Cool Springs Financial
Special Guest: John McDonough.
Today on Podcasting Stories, we're talking with Ronda Ross, a Realtor here in Houston.
Ronda recently launched her own company and has a great story. She's very dynamic, with the wisdom of someone who's been in business much longer than she really has. She already has five agents working with her, so we began by talking about why she hires the people she works with and her absolute commitment to serving her team and their clients.
This passion for helping people and adding value led us to walk through her Podcast Scorecard and talk about how a podcast can help amplify her message by sharing the valuable insights she has in a friendly, accessible way.
This is a great, wide-ranging call, with some interesting insights into the different audiences a podcast can engage.
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Texas Living Company
Special Guest: Ronda Ross.
Today on Podcasting Stories, we're talking with Heath Barnes, a mortgage broker and business coach from Houston, Texas.
He has a great perspective, and his story will share some of his experience and the lessons he's learned from coaching many leaders in the mortgage industry over the years.
Heath's launching a new podcast to help share his message, so we talk about the purpose of his show is, and his plans for engaging listeners.
We also dived a little deeper into why problem solving for anyone in a leadership position is such an important skill, and the discipline of doing one thing every day that makes you feel uncomfortable.
This is a great episode, especially if you've been in an industry for some time, and are thinking about a podcast to share your experience.
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The Heath Barnes Show
Special Guest: Heath Barnes.
Today on Podcasting Stories, we're talking with John Melvin.
John is someone I've known for some time, and he has a great story.
As founder of engineering firm JM Engineering, they have a unique approach to high-end commercial and residential mechanical engineering design. John's podcast called How Great Buildings Work is based on his experience.
He actually launched the show three years ago, but unfortunately, as frequently happens, it faded after just a few episodes. Time passed, and he hasn't published a new episode in two and a half years.
So we talked about why that happened, what advice he might have for other people considering starting their podcast, and his plans for the show.
This was a really interesting conversation, and if you're considering a podcast of your own, he has some great insights.
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How Great Buildings Work Podcast
Special Guest: John Melvin.
Today on the first episode of Podcasting Stories, I'm talking with Ilse Rew, the Chief Operating Officer for the Houston-based CPA firm Briggs & Veselka.
Ilsa is considering starting a podcast, so we had a great conversation answering some of her questions and talking about the ways she's thinking of using a podcast for her firm.
We also talked about the history of Briggs & Veselka, what they've done in terms of marketing so far, and how a podcast will fit in with that.
Ilse also had a great perspective into why she's such a fan of outsourcing technical tasks.
This was a fascinating interview. Ilse is great to talk with & her insights will be interesting to anyone thinking about a podcast for their business.
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Special Guest: Ilse Rew.
Welcome to the first episode of Podcasting Stories.
As you may know, I have a company that helps other people create their own podcasts and gives them a platform to get their own stories out. That company is called Your Podcast Team, and the website is YourPodcast.team.
In this show I want to share the stories of our clients and the successes they've had, as well as interviewing other podcasters who have successfully had a podcast for many years to talk with them about the successes they have had in engaging people through their podcast.
I can't wait to share these stories with you, and hopefully encourage you to start a podcast of your own.
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