The PodcastMotor Show

Today I sit down for a great chat with Tom Corson-Knowles of the Ebook Publishing School and TCKPublishing.com. Tom is a multiple bestselling author and Kindle publishing expert who's now sharing all of his publishing knowledge with other authors.

Here’s an experiment: Think about the podcasts you love the most. How many times have you visited their websites? Are the episodes polished to perfection or do they have a more organic production? Do you have to pay for the content? Our guest today is an expert on podcast hosting and advertising, and his philosophies on the industry will make you think of podcasting in a whole new way.

How many times have you subscribed to a show, drawn in by a charismatic host or great content, only to wait longer and longer between episodes until the podcast disappears completely? Podcasters launch shows to create a community and build a business, but they often shut down due to a lack of funds or a […]

[powerpress] Every new podcaster dreams of becoming a runaway success, but how do you grow an audience when you’re starting from scratch? You can spend years on unsuccessful marketing campaigns, accepting shady sponsorships, and interviewing irrelevant guests without ever seeing the download numbers you crave. The thing that motivates me to keep going is the […]

Every day sees the birth and death of hundreds of podcasts. Competition in heavily-saturated markets can feel ruthless and overwhelming, leaving new podcasters confused on how to separate themselves from the pack.

Today’s guest on Business of Podcasting saw the popularity of the masculinity genre as an opportunity to build a community instead of as a barrier to his own success, a technique that has helped him thrive in a crowded industry.

Maddy Moon is the host of Mind Body Musings, a body imagine and health podcast with over 200 published episodes. After struggling with disordered eating for most of her life, Maddy began podcasting as a way to learn from the guests on her show and improve her own body image. On her site, Maddy offers books, blog posts, and videos as well as personal coaching sessions.

We’re in the midst of a podcast renaissance. As more and more people delve into the world of podcasting, it’s natural to fear that there’s just too many great podcasts around, all using professional sound studios and dozens of staff members, for a new content creator to ever find his audience. Our guest today believes that the secret to launching a standout podcast has little to do with who you know or what you own.

On today’s episode I’m happy to be talking with Kevin Geary from the Rebooted Body podcast. He has a targeted niche in the Health and fitness and wellness area, which is part of what makes them so successful and sets them apart from the rest of the players. They are committed to real food nutrition, functional movement, and put a heavy emphasis on eating psychology - aligning your behavior with your good intentions.

[podcast_motor_player url=”https://episodes.seriouslysimplepodcasting.com/PodcastMotorShow/011_-Evan-Brand-of-Not-Just-Paleo.mp3″ title=”Episode 11: Evan Brand of Not Just Paleo” playtime_seconds=”1408.6269″ playtime=”23:29″] Nutritional Therapist and Personal Trainer Evan Brand is my guest today on Podcastonomics. Evan’s Not Just Paleo Podcast series has over 3 million downloads and more than 200 iTunes reviews.  At over 150 episodes, Evan has carved out a great niche in the […]

Alex Haddox is my guest today on Podcastonomics. Alex has a great story of revival in podcasting. Currently on his 276th episode in the area of personal and home defense, Alex had a bit of a false start in optimizing his podcast to support the rest of his business. In these earlier days Alex was big into seminars and using his podcast to build his brand to promote those live events.