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Have you ever had the desire to change your podcast name? Many podcasters have. Some simply wanted to enhance their brand, while others were coming to the realization that it’s time to stop talking about one thing and talk about something else entirely.
Introducing Meghan Kitchen, Host of the Balancing Stories Podcast
Meghan Kitchen is the host of Balancing Stories, formerly Balancing Cultures, a podcast where she tells stories of people from a variety of backgrounds. She’s an American, living in Germany for 14 years, married to a Finn, and raising multicultural kids. She’s an international teacher, podcast host and creator, coffee drinker, and more.
In our conversation, Meghan and I talked about:
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
You’re running a podcast and you want to get sponsorships. But how do you prepare your podcast for future sponsorships or brand partnerships?
I have been learning a lot these past few months about opportunities for podcast sponsorships. The good news is there are more and more opportunities here for the podcasting industry. Before you can start pitching brands, you need to make sure your podcast is ready for them.
Here are some steps you can take now to make sure your show is in tip-top shape for future sponsorship deals.
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
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Thinking of outsourcing your podcast production? You are not alone. As podcasting continues to grow in popularity, more and more people are turning to podcast managers to help them launch their shows or to improve what they’ve already started.
But what exactly should you look for when you’re considering hiring someone to help you with your podcast? There are many different ways a podcast manager or agency can be a fit, so it’s so important to find one who can speak to your specific needs as well as the needs of your brand.
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
Introducing Asha and Keshiia of Meet Bridget
Joining us today are Asha Gabriel and Keshiia Rosenberg, hosts (and besties) of the Meet Bridget Show, a podcast that explores communication, confidence, and what it means to be young in the modern world.
Asha and Keshiia have been our clients for almost a year. And today, they’re going to share how they got started with podcasting and how they went about outsourcing their podcast production.
In our conversation, we talked about:
This week’s interview with Jo Ingram was really interesting. Jo started her podcast messy and needing a lot of improvement, but at the same time, it was also authentic. And a lot of new and even experienced podcasters right now will resonate with her. Starting a podcast is not easy but what can set you apart is the desire to make it work and being open to learning and improving along the way.
In this episode, I want to share with you how to define the next step in your podcast growth journey. As we talked about in the interview with Jo, it’s really a step-by-step process. But, how do you figure this out? How do you figure out the exact next step to take? I have a few tips, tricks, and ideas for you.
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
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Podcasting Made Easy Through Funnels & Automations
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Starting a podcast is easy if you make it simple. And today, we’re going to introduce you to someone who did it right off the bat.
Jo Ingram is a former advertising agency director turned business coach and messaging strategist. She’s also the host of the Goals with Soul Podcast, formerly the Action Taker Tribe Podcast.
When Jo discovered the power of podcasting, she immediately fell in love with it and got started. Armed with just an old holiday photo, she created her podcast cover art, thought of a title, and jumped on the microphone. Sure, it was messy! But it was one of the best decisions she has ever made.
Now, she’s here to share her podcasting adventures and show you how easy it can be.
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
In this episode, I want to take you through some of the learnings that I had throughout this season and also prepare you a little bit for next season. I already started recording for next season, and I’m excited to share that with all of you soon!
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
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Welcome to the last interview that we have on The Podcast Babes Podcast for Season 5!
This episode is an important one, I have with me Tonya Eberhart and Michael Carr of BrandFace. They will be talking about personal branding for podcasters. I'm excited to have them on the show because first of all, they are experts in their field. But also because they have been the sponsor of The Podcast Babes Podcast for this season.
In this episode, aside from personal branding, I'm also going to ask them a few questions about podcast sponsorships, and how it is from a sponsors perspective. Let’s dive in!
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
This podcast is sponsored by BrandFace. Find out more at LearnAboutBrandFace.com.
Wondering if your personal brand represents you the way it should? Now you can FIND OUT with “BrandFace SCORE”. It is a simple and fast system designed to give you honest feedback about your brand and how others perceive it. The best part? It’s FREE for a limited time!
Get your BrandFace SCORE now and learn to STAND OUT from your competitors:
http://brandfacescore.com
I have a super interesting and exciting episode for you: negotiating podcast sponsorships. I have a few sponsors now for both of my podcasts, and they all came at the same time. I just learned about negotiating sponsorships in the last few months. It all began with the interview I had with Gillian Tietz, which is the episode that went live last Monday. If you haven't listened to it yet, check out that interview because she had some really good tips about working with sponsors.
In this episode, I want to tell you a little bit more about what I did to negotiate a sponsorship, what to look out for, and some tips that can work for you. I got a few questions about this on social media, and I think this is the perfect opportunity to address those questions.
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
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Do you have a message you want to share with the world? For Gillian, podcasting became her medium in sharing what she learned about alcohol and how embracing sobriety freed her.
Gillian Tietz is the host and creator of the Sober Powered Podcast. In 2019, she decided to get sober because alcohol caused a complete destruction on her mental health. Gillian decided to learn everything there is about alcohol's influence on the brain and how it can cause addiction.
In this episode, Gillian shares with us how she overcame alcohol addiction and how she found purpose in sharing her journey, what she learned, and how she can help. She also shares with us her podcasting journey, from zero knowledge to being in the top 1% of Listen Notes. There’s more! Gillian will also be sharing some proven tips and strategies that you can use to grow and monetize your podcast.
Head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast for full show notes!
This podcast is sponsored by BrandFace. Find out more at LearnAboutBrandFace.com.
Wondering if your personal brand represents you the way it should? Now you can FIND OUT with “BrandFace SCORE”. It is a simple and fast system designed to give you honest feedback about your brand and how others perceive it. The best part? It’s FREE for a limited time!
Get your BrandFace SCORE now and learn to STAND OUT from your competitors: http://brandfacescore.com
If you have been in the online business space, then you probably have heard of funnels and automation. Both are like buzzwords right now, everyone is talking about it. And I will say that in my business and in my podcast workflow, I have found a few funnels and automation that have made my life so much easier as a podcaster and have made my workflow so much easier.
In this episode, I want to share with you how you can do the same, how you can make your workflow easier, and create a podcast easier by using some funnels and automation.
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
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Are you ready to take your podcast to the next level, reach more listeners, and convert those listeners into clients? Anne Claessen from The Podcast Babes is here to give you quick, actionable tips…