We Are Podcast

Need a dose of adrenaline and energy? On today’s episode of Should I Start a Podcast, we’ve got the perfect antidote for apathy and complacency. My guests are Omar Zenhom & Nicole Baldinu - educators, speakers and podcasters who have together built the $100 MBA community & podcast. Omar loves rooting for the underdog and telling it like it is. Nicole is the sensible one with all the taste. Together they are a dynamic duo and their message is not to be missed.

In this episode, they present their story of early failures to later successes in business and podcasting. They talk about finding your audience, how to engage with them and how to treat podcasting like a craft. They lay out all their secrets of success, offer up some tips and tricks of the pros, and provide an infectious dose of energy that is bound to motivate just about anyone.

Listen to the full episode to hear all this, plus things like:

• What a successful podcast looks like
• How to use energy and pauses as a speaker
• The ingredients to podcasting success
• How to make the podcasting format work for you
• How to up your production quality game
• The ‘minute of power,’ and how it can work for you
• Why it’s critical to find a unique value to offer
• Q&A session with Nicole and Omar

Links

The $100 MBA

Facebook

The Podcast

Need a dose of adrenaline and energy? On today’s episode of Should I Start a Podcast, we’ve got the perfect antidote for apathy and complacency. My guests are Omar Zenhom & Nicole Baldinu - educators, speakers and podcasters who have together built the $100 MBA community & podcast. Omar loves rooting for the underdog and telling it like it is. Nicole is the sensible one with all the taste. Together they are a dynamic duo and their message is not to be missed.

In this episode, they present their story of early failures to later successes in business and podcasting. They talk about finding your audience, how to engage with them and how to treat podcasting like a craft. They lay out all their secrets of success, offer up some tips and tricks of the pros, and provide an infectious dose of energy that is bound to motivate just about anyone.

Listen to the full episode to hear all this, plus things like:

• What a successful podcast looks like
• How to use energy and pauses as a speaker
• The ingredients to podcasting success
• How to make the podcasting format work for you
• How to up your production quality game
• The ‘minute of power,’ and how it can work for you
• Why it’s critical to find a unique value to offer
• Q&A session with Nicole and Omar

Links

The $100 MBA

Facebook

The Podcast

Would you like some tips on what works and what doesn’t work when starting a podcast from someone who’s recorded 150+ episodes over four years? Although he became an entrepreneur and podcaster after many years in the corporate world, Harry Duran has slowly put the pieces together on podcasting through his many insightful interviews.

Harry is the founder of FullCast, a full-service podcast production and marketing consultancy. He helps six-figure entrepreneurs amplify their authority and extend their reach through the power of podcasting. Harry also hosts Podcast Junkies, where he interviews fellow podcast hosts to find meaningful lessons in amplifying authority through the power of a podcast.

In this episode, we discuss all of the above, plus this stuff too:

• How to improve attention to your podcast as a host
• Tips for hosts on how to treat your guests like gold
• Breaking down the numbers to understand the various ways to profit from podcasts
• The positive power of podcasting
• Harry’s most memorable guests and interviews
• Being okay with failure as a podcaster
• Microphone recommendations for top audio quality
• The freedom of entrepreneurship and building your own business
• Why you shouldn’t wait to take a chance on your passions

Links

FullCast

LinkedIn

Around the Podcast Campfire

Podcast Junkies

Would you like some tips on what works and what doesn’t work when starting a podcast from someone who’s recorded 150+ episodes over four years? Although he became an entrepreneur and podcaster after many years in the corporate world, Harry Duran has slowly put the pieces together on podcasting through his many insightful interviews.

Harry is the founder of FullCast, a full-service podcast production and marketing consultancy. He helps six-figure entrepreneurs amplify their authority and extend their reach through the power of podcasting. Harry also hosts Podcast Junkies, where he interviews fellow podcast hosts to find meaningful lessons in amplifying authority through the power of a podcast.

In this episode, we discuss all of the above, plus this stuff too:

• How to improve attention to your podcast as a host
• Tips for hosts on how to treat your guests like gold
• Breaking down the numbers to understand the various ways to profit from podcasts
• The positive power of podcasting
• Harry’s most memorable guests and interviews
• Being okay with failure as a podcaster
• Microphone recommendations for top audio quality
• The freedom of entrepreneurship and building your own business
• Why you shouldn’t wait to take a chance on your passions

Links

FullCast

LinkedIn

Around the Podcast Campfire

Podcast Junkies

Would you like to hear a few tips on how to improve your community, connection and conversation? Well, Katie Wyatt discussed just that topic during her We Are Podcast 2016 presentation. In this episode, she teaches you how to convert more clients from your podcast with some tried-and-tested, easy-to-follow social media tips and tricks.

Katie is a speaker, podcaster, consultant, trainer and coach in the online world. She has over 15 years of business experience in marketing, writing and editing. Katie hosts the Empire by Design podcast and co-hosts #LadyBoss Chats. She also facilitates two Facebook groups - Empire Builders and Podcaster Posse.

In this episode, we discuss all of the above, plus this stuff too:

• The #1 key to podcasting that’s more important than your number of downloads
• Why Facebook groups are epic for growing your podcast, community and business
• Determining if starting a Facebook group is right for your business
• A basic step-by-step guide on beginning your own Facebook group
• The secrets to running a Facebook group that doesn’t suck or feel spammy
• Tactics and etiquette for recruiting members for your Facebook group
• How to be a top Facebook group member
• Strategies to grow your business and sales via Facebook groups
• Offering useful products and services to your group members
• How to leverage the expertise of others to strengthen community trust

Links

We Are Podcast

Podcaster Posse

Empire Design Podcast

#LadyBoss Chats

Would you like to hear a few tips on how to improve your community, connection and conversation? Well, Katie Wyatt discussed just that topic during her We Are Podcast 2016 presentation. In this episode, she teaches you how to convert more clients from your podcast with some tried-and-tested, easy-to-follow social media tips and tricks.

Katie is a speaker, podcaster, consultant, trainer and coach in the online world. She has over 15 years of business experience in marketing, writing and editing. Katie hosts the Empire by Design podcast and co-hosts #LadyBoss Chats. She also facilitates two Facebook groups - Empire Builders and Podcaster Posse.

In this episode, we discuss all of the above, plus this stuff too:

• The #1 key to podcasting that’s more important than your number of downloads
• Why Facebook groups are epic for growing your podcast, community and business
• Determining if starting a Facebook group is right for your business
• A basic step-by-step guide on beginning your own Facebook group
• The secrets to running a Facebook group that doesn’t suck or feel spammy
• Tactics and etiquette for recruiting members for your Facebook group
• How to be a top Facebook group member
• Strategies to grow your business and sales via Facebook groups
• Offering useful products and services to your group members
• How to leverage the expertise of others to strengthen community trust

Links

We Are Podcast

Podcaster Posse

Empire Design Podcast

#LadyBoss Chats

Ronsley is the founder and chief daydreamer at Amplify. He is an author, speaker, and serial entrepreneur. He has a master’s degree in Software Engineering and an MBA in Psychology and Leadership. He is known as the creator of We Are Podcast – the first podcasting conference in the southern hemisphere, and the host of The Bond Appetit podcast and Should I Start a Podcast. He has an audience of over three million people in 133 countries

In this episode, we feature an appearance Ronsley made on Travis Chappell’s Podcast, Build Your Network. In the show, Ronsley and Travis dig deep into what it means to be an entrepreneur, mentorship, how to develop yourself personally and professionally, and how to think about failure.

Tune in to the episode to hear all this, plus things like:

• The story of Ronsley’s biggest growth spurt
• The parallels between elite athletes and top entrepreneurs
• The downside to entrepreneurship being in vogue
• The balance between input and output
• The question Ronsley asks himself every morning
• Why so many people stop when they hit the first wall
• The mindset of levelling up
• The key to long-term business success
• Why entrepreneurship is a great life but not a comfortable one
• Why the phrase ‘it’s not what you know, it's who you know’ is flawed

Links:

Amplify

Media Kit

Ronsley is the founder and chief daydreamer at Amplify. He is an author, speaker, and serial entrepreneur. He has a master’s degree in Software Engineering and an MBA in Psychology and Leadership. He is known as the creator of We Are Podcast – the first podcasting conference in the southern hemisphere, and the host of The Bond Appetit podcast and Should I Start a Podcast. He has an audience of over three million people in 133 countries

In this episode, we feature an appearance Ronsley made on Travis Chappell’s Podcast, Build Your Network. In the show, Ronsley and Travis dig deep into what it means to be an entrepreneur, mentorship, how to develop yourself personally and professionally, and how to think about failure.

Tune in to the episode to hear all this, plus things like:

• The story of Ronsley’s biggest growth spurt
• The parallels between elite athletes and top entrepreneurs
• The downside to entrepreneurship being in vogue
• The balance between input and output
• The question Ronsley asks himself every morning
• Why so many people stop when they hit the first wall
• The mindset of levelling up
• The key to long-term business success
• Why entrepreneurship is a great life but not a comfortable one
• Why the phrase ‘it’s not what you know, it's who you know’ is flawed

Links:

Amplify

Media Kit