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For us podcasters, sound and audio play a huge part in what we do. It identifies our brand and can also determine the success of our podcast.
Today we have Jodi Krangle, a voice actor since 2007. She has worked with some really big names like Dell, Bose, HGTV, and more. She's also a singer, with her own album of jazz, blues, and traditional tunes. And she is a podcaster, her podcast is called Audio Branding, The Hidden Gem Of Marketing.
In this episode, Jodi shares with us the importance of sound not only in voiceovers but also in podcasting. How audio branding can make your podcast better. And some pointers that can truly improve the quality of your podcast. An interesting episode not to be missed!
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!
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Am I doing a good job? This question may have crossed your mind at some point in your life or your career. And in podcasting, this is a common question we ask ourselves especially when we’re just beginning.
One of my clients asked me this, and I’ve realized that as a podcaster for quite some time, I figured out a few things that I look at when I'm making decisions for my podcast. I also do a lot of experiments with my podcast, especially because this is what I do.
In this episode, I would like to share with you the numbers I look at when I'm doing experiments on my podcast. And how the information I look for and find helps me answer the question - am I doing a good job?
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
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A lot of women in their 40’s, 50’s, and over, sometimes lose their purpose or direction. After children go to college, after retirement, or just being in a position where they just begin to ask themselves - what’s next?
Wendy Charles Maguire knew exactly how that felt. She knew that she needed to create a space for these women to share their stories, inspire each other, and build one another. The nudge she felt was so strong that she was able to create Second Wind The Podcast, a platform that has now been constantly inspiring not just women in their 40s but women from all walks of life.
In this episode, Wendy shares with us how she started her podcast with a mission to help women in their 40s and beyond find their purpose in life. And how she found her own second wind through her mission.
Do the things that speak to your heart, and that makes you feel alive. - Wendy
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:
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As some of you might know, I have another podcast called The Digital Nomad Stories. It’s a passion project I started in May of 2020. I started a few episodes but didn’t touch it for months. It was because I wasn’t motivated and I felt like my audience wasn’t growing. Like other podcasters, I experienced what we call pod fade.
Months later, I realized I wanted to bring it back but with some changes. I wanted to be more excited about it, and I also want to make it work for myself. So I started an experiment, and the experiment was releasing new episodes weekly for one year.
In this episode, I want to tell you a little bit more about what I've found out in that one year of consistently producing content. The differences between releasing weekly content and working in seasons. And when it might be a good fit to release weekly content, and when it might be a better fit to work in seasons.
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For us podcasters, engagement and growth with our audience can be a challenge. But the good thing is there are Facebook groups to save the day!
Joining us today is Emily Dawn, a business goal coach, and a social media strategist. Her Facebook group Ambitious Women Entrepreneurs and Coaches has grown into 9000 other strong female business owners. She helps business owners hit their first 5-figure month with their Facebook group.
In this episode, Emily shares with us how Facebook groups can grow your podcast community. From benefits, tips, and mistakes to avoid, Emily treats us to an episode that can be a game-changer to how you can grow your podcast.
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 get this question a lot on social media and during discovery calls with potential clients. There are a lot of opinions out there and I would like to give you mine.
There’s really no right and wrong answer here, but I’m going to give you the pros and cons so that you can decide for yourself if you could apply this to your podcast. Again, as I've mentioned in my last episode, listen to your gut and own your decisions.
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
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It can be a struggle to think of ways on how your podcast can always be visible to your audience. The good thing is SEO can save you the trouble…
Dom Kimber is an SEO copywriter, content creator, and marketing expert. With a background in journalism and a love of digital communication, Dom gets a thrill from helping other female-led businesses to scale up and grow, by taking their online presence to the next level.
In this episode, Dom talks about the basics of SEO and shares with us how SEO strategy can help your podcast and your business remain visible even when you're not trying. And why you need to think about creating value first before you think about optimizing.
You want to create value always, and then optimize for Google second. - Dom
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
As podcasting has become popular, more and more people are starting their own podcasts. At the moment of recording, there are more than two and a half million podcasts out there. Question is, How can you make your podcast stand out amongst the millions of podcasts there are? And the answer to that is to be unique.
If you want people to listen to you, and to choose your podcast over another podcast, then a reason to do that is to be unique, and show your personality. Give people a reason to listen, more importantly, a reason to stay. Take for example my latest episode, I interviewed a young podcaster, her name is Sophia Lorena. She was able to produce 140 episodes! She was young, had limiting beliefs, but she did it anyway. If you haven’t listened to the episode, I encourage you to listen, it will inspire you.
In this episode, I would like to share with you tips on how to be different and unique as a podcast host. Because in this season, I’d like to share inspirational and empowering content and also give you tips on how to make your podcast better.
For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast
This podcast is sponsored by BrandFace. It’s time to make sure you STAND OUT. 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
Starting a podcast knows no age, so does experience…
Sophia Lorena is a young podcaster who has successfully moved past her limiting beliefs and started the podcast she always wanted. Her passion, her bravery, and her youth pushed her to become the voice of people in their twenties.
In this episode, Sophia shares with us her journey to podcasting. Despite being 21 and inexperienced, she was able to achieve her goal of having a podcast of her own. Now, with over 140 people interviewed, Sophia gained the experience of being unafraid to start with nothing.
Start where you are, don’t compare yourself to others, and don’t be afraid to experiment. - Sophia
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
There are a lot of questions that come to mind when you are a podcaster, especially when you're just beginning.
This week I spoke to D’Ana Joi Spencer, and we spoke about how to stay focused when you’re a multi-passionate podcaster or entrepreneur. And this involves making decisions. Sometimes, we get so overwhelmed that we end up having a hard time really deciding.
In this episode, I would like to talk about making decisions. How to seek advice but still make a choice based on your gut feeling and what you think is right. And why you need to own your decisions.
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…