We Are Podcast

We Are Podcast

By Ronsley Seriojo VazBusinessMarketing
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We Are Podcast episodes

  • 23. Introvert Entrepreneur Podcast to award nomination in less than 60 days with Petra Jones
    Petra Jones is the host of the very popular podcast, The Mumpreneur Show. On this show, Petra Jones interviews real mums who are also entrepreneur podcast, bloggers, makers of handmade products, social media gurus and guests that are an extremely motivating force for an audience who wants education, inspiration to help them grow their small business. As a host, she has recognised there is a constant and continuing search amongst the mums in business for better solutions around business start up, online business or being a mompreneur.
    Petra is a fashion designer, stylist and mumpreneur herself. Starting her children’s fashion label in 2012, Petra left corporate life behind to study fashion design and to pursue her passion of designing clothes for kids that are all about standing out, encouraging individuality and confidence. With an online boutique and stocked in children’s wear stores around Australia, Petra shares her experiences from her first two years of running a successful fashion business.
    In this episode we talk about:

    * Petra Jones’ biggest learning curve throughout her podcasting journey
    * Being an introvert and going back to her childhood years
    * How podcasting served as her personal chance to reclaim her confidence, find her voice and her strength
    * The obstacles that would have prevented Petra from going ahead and what really pushed her forward
    * The specific feature that really helped her along the process of podcasting
    * The one-on-one coaching calls
    * What she has managed to achieve from her Mumpreneur podcast show
    * The reasons she started her own podcast
    * The visibility that her show is creating
    * The incredible relationships she builds with other women
    * Keeping in touch with people who give their valuable time
    * Her experience speaking at the We are Podcast Conference
    * The importance of making a podcast with the right intentions to achieve good results
    * Petra’s interesting and great experience at being recognised through making podcast shows
    * Why podcasting is so hot all of a sudden
    * The beauty of a voice
    * The importance of connecting with your audience and delivering your message in a powerful way
    * The benefits of podcasting
    * Why podcasting is such an accessible platform
    * The disadvantages of podcasting
    * How Petra Jones prepares herself when it comes to interviewing her guests
    * How she enjoys researching and finding out about her guests before the interviews
    * Creating conversations in various different scenarios
    * Spending hours creating her show notes
    * Being more proactive and avoiding procrastination
    * The importance of time management
    * The complicated aspects of becoming a podcaster
    * What’s coming up for the Mumpreneur show
    * Petra’s plan to create educational chances for women to support them in their journeys and help them in their businesses
    * Allowing herself to conquer her fears and become visible through webinars
    * The importance of going deep, interrupting and following up questions in order to have a real conversation

     
    What would’ve made it easier/what would you have changed?
    “It’s probably less procrastination. I had a lot of audio trouble at the start. I feel like I lost two months just trying to figure that out and it was holding me back. I wish I could have just jumped in and not worried so much about the whole thing. That was one thing. I wish I could have just been more pro-active and procrastinated less.”
    How often should I podcast?
    “I really couldn’t sustain three episodes a week. I’ve had one episode a week for probably two months and my downloads are great...
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  • 23. Introvert podcaster to award nomination in less than 60 days with Petra Jones

    Petra Jones is the host of the very popular podcast, The Mumpreneur Show and kid’s fashion label Mooce. Petra is a fashion designer, stylist and mumpreneur herself. Starting her children’s fashion label in 2012, Petra left corporate life behind to study fashion design and to pursue her passion of designing clothes for kids that are all about standing out, encouraging individuality and confidence. With an online boutique and stocked in childrenswear stores around Australia, Petra shares her experiences from her first two years of running a successful fashion business.

    51 min
  • 22. Co-working, Entreprenurial Energy & The Gravity of Business Podcast with Jacqui Esdaile
    Jacqui Esdaile works for Valmont, an Australian design, project management and construction company responsible for interiors. Jacqui’s role as Creative Director employs her full range of creative and business podcast skills. She ensures every project is given due planning and consideration and the outcome is a true blend of form and function. As part of the Senior Management Team, Jacqui is responsible for the creative output across all offices and her collaborative, open style of management integrates well with her love of design to keep the team ever-focused and pushing for better results.
    A natural people-person, Jacqui brings the energy required to generate original ideas tailored to each brief, as well as a strong commercial focus and over a decade of design experience across many industries. Through these attributes Jacqui is able to tailor each project exactly to the client, ensuring creative and core project objectives remain the focus.
    Jacqui is driven by innovation and stories of success in challenging the status quo, drawing on them for inspiration in finding better and different ways to achieve an outcome. From co-creating one of Sydney’s best boutique interior design companies, she is now running another successful business – Gravity Coworking shared office space (because one business wasn’t enough!), this woman continues to be driven by other inspiring females and really could take on the world!
     
    In this business podcast episode we talk about:

    * Healthy Sleep; productive lifestyle.
    * Jacqui’s corporate Life Journey.
    * Entrepreneur Energy.
    * Being a fun and inspiring entrepreneur.
    * Startups and entrepreneurs.
    * Her love of interior designs.
    * All about Gravity Co-working.
    * Learning the benefits of a healthy, happy workspace.
    * Economy for business, business for leisure.
    * How to build meaningful connections via Podcasting?
    * Co-Working – small business development.
    * Experiencing the advantages of the positive forces at work.



    Where to find Jacqui Esdaile
    Resources
    Website: http://www.valmont.com.au
    www.gravitycoworking.com.au
    Linkedin: https://au.linkedin.com/in/jacqui-esdaile-2a2a6324
    Twitter: https://twitter.com/GravityCowork
    Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/valmontdesign
     
     
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  • 22. Coworking, entreprenurial energy & the gravity of podcasting with Jacqui Esidale

    Jacqui Esdaile works for Valmont, an Australian design, project management and construction company, responsible for interiors. Jacqui’s role as Creative Director employs her full range of creative and commercial skills, ensuring every project is given due planning and consideration and the outcome is a true blend of form and function.

    A natural people-person, Jacqui brings the energy required to generate original ideas tailored to each brief, as well as a strong commercial focus and over a decade of design experience across many industries. Through these attributes Jacqui is able to fit each project exactly to the client, ensuring creative and core project objectives remain the focus.

    Jacqui is driven by innovation and stories of success in challenging the status quo, drawing on them for inspiration in finding better and different ways to achieve an outcome.

    From co-creating one of Sydney’s best boutique interior design companies to now running another successful business - Gravity Coworking - shared office space (because one business wasn't enough), this woman continues to be driven by other inspiring females and really, could take on the world!

    39 min
  • 21. Why email is key when you have a podcast with Adam Franklin
    Adam Franklin is the co-author of Web Marketing That Works. His popular presentation will teach you an email marketing formula that you can take back to work and start using immediately. Based on Adam’s results of getting double the industry open-rate on email campaigns, you’ll learn how to send entertaining email marketing campaigns that people love to open.
    Plus, he hosts a top rating iTunes podcast, is an international social media speaker and marketing manager of Bluewire Media – the web marketing firm he co-founded in 2005.
    Adam’s Bluewire Media blog has been named as one of Australia’s Best Business Blogs for four years.  He is a regular blogger for Startup Smart and occasionally writes for Smart Company and the Sydney Morning Herald. He has been a guest on the radio show 2UE as well as many popular podcasts.
    Adam co-created the free Web Strategy Planning Template which has been seen by hundreds of thousands of marketers worldwide, and his weekly “Bluewire News” email goes out to over 10,000 readers.
    Adam has featured on Smart Company’s Hot 30 Under 30 and the Dynamic Business 2010 Young Guns list of young entrepreneurs.
    In this episode we talk about:

    * Email Marketing Secrets keynote
    * Adam Franklin on being productive and creative
    * When he started Blue Wire Media
    * Looking back as a marketing professional
    * Adam’s perspective on how marketing has changed since then and when he opened Blue Wire Media
    * The importance of delivering value
    * Providing and offering website services
    * Creating free content and sharing it with the world
    * Adam’s entrepreneurial spirit
    * The importance of starting, getting in, doing it and getting going in order to be an entrepreneur
    * What podcasting has done for his business since he started
    * The relationships strengthened and formed with people by doing a podcast
    * Adam’s highlights of his podcasting journey
    * Why it’s cool getting invited on to other people’s shows
    * How he deals with rejections
    * Adam’s mind-set in marketing to help and educate people to progress
    * Why podcasting is hot all of a sudden
    * How Adam gets his podcast episodes up and running
    * The disadvantages of podcasting
    * The fear of being criticised
    * How he has managed to grow his audience since starting his podcast
    * Building and having an email list in order to help grow an audience when launching something new
    * The sense of responsibility
    * How podcasting improves Adam as a speaker
    * Doing a weekly podcast show
    * The common mistakes podcasters often make
    * Living with the fear and choosing to persist

    What would’ve made it easier/what would you have changed?
    “Probably getting the editing helped. I probably waited until the 30th episode. It was Toby, my business partner, who instigated it, hired the people and started the process. I hired the person and that kind of forced me to delegate some of that responsibility. Probably because I had tried to do it and hated it.”
    How often should I podcast?
    “I’m happy with the weekly show”
    How complicated is it to do a podcast to drive email list growth?
    “Well, you’ve got to ask people to be in the show. If you are doing an interview show, you’ve got to ask people on which means that you could get rejected. So, a fear of rejection kicks in. You’ve got to think what to say,
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  • 21. Why email is key when you have a podcast with Adam Franklin

    Adam Franklin is the co-author of Web Marketing That Works.

    Plus he hosts a top rating iTunes podcast, is an international social media speaker and marketing manager of Bluewire Media – the web marketing firm he co-founded in 2005.

    Adam’ Bluewire Media blog has been named as one of Australia’s Best Business Blogs for 4 years. He is a regular blogger for Startup Smart and occasionally writes for Smart Company and the Sydney Morning Herald, and he has been a guest on radio show 2UE, as well as many popular podcasts.

    Adam co-created the free Web Strategy Planning Template which has been seen by hundreds of thousands of marketers worldwide, and his weekly ‘Bluewire News’ email goes out to over 10,000 readers.

    Adam has featured on Smart Company’s Hot 30 Under 30 and the Dynamic Business 2010 Young Guns lists of young entrepreneurs.

    51 min
  • 20. How to get a lot of reviews and ratings on your podcast with Amanda Bayerle
    Amanda Bayerle is the founder of The True Challenge, a health coach for busy entrepreneurs and the host of the How Bad Do I Want It Podcast. At a young age, she was born to be her own boss, do what she loves, and learn from experience. By the age of 19 she had attended ministry school, traveled the world speaking, achieved financial success in a network marketing company, and married the man of her dreams.
    Amanda is passionate about helping people develop the skills necessary to live a healthier more prosperous life personally and professionally. She has already fulfilled many of her goals such as bikini competing, running races, modeling, and becoming a sought-after personal trainer. When it comes to marketing, Amanda has led two successful online summits interviewing the top experts in health and entrepreneurship.
    Amanda believes: the greatest investment you can make is in personal development, your wealth is your health and to have prosperity with a purpose.
    She helps run The True Challenge and coaches busy entrepreneurs to get in the best shape of their life, increase their confidence and become an Everyday Fit Entrepreneur.
    In this episode we talk about:

    * The crossing over between health and entrepreneur
    * Why create a Podcast?
    * The secrets to creating an online summit
    * Advantages of online summit
    * How to structure and organize a successful online summit?
    * Tips for launching a podcast
    * How to Make Money and Have Fun Podcasting for Profit?
    * Mind-Blowing And Life-changing Podcasts
    * Marketing Strategy: Lead Magnets
    * Facebook Marketing Plan
    * Social Media Marketing Podcasts
    * Tools to Help You Work Faster & Write Better
    * Amanda’s journey of Podcasting
    * The Amazing Impact of Podcasts
    * All about snapshot technology
    * Podcast editing tips
    * How unique should a podcast be?
    * Podcasting Technical Difficulties
    * Importance of Accountability for Entrepreneur
    * Podcast Advertising: What You Need To Know
    * Reaching Your True Audience

    What would’ve made it easier/What would you have changed?
    Probably getting someone to help me edit it in the beginning. Honestly, I had technical difficulties the day that I launched. I had to go back and edit because I’m not the most detailed-oriented person. So when I was editing them in the beginning, it was like; “Oh, it was fine, just quick edits”.
    I think I’ve got to spend time on the edits in the beginning and make sure all our technical systems are in place before launch. I think that was the major thing that would’ve made it a bit easier for me is to edit them way earlier in advance.
    Which podcast should I follow, why and how often?
    My own is one of them. I enjoy Lewis Howes. He’s a great guy, and I think that I like his style. He’s kind of role model of mine. I like a lot of his podcasts because all of them are not health experts and personal development people. They are people that you don’t usually hear from, like the CEO’s of huge companies who don’t do a lot of interviews. I really like that! Another one is, Pat Flynn.


    Where to find Amanda Bayerle
    Website: https://thetruechallenge.com
    Twitter: https://twitter.com/thetruechalleng
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amanda.borghese.1
    Instagram: https://i...
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  • 20. How to get a lot of reviews and ratings on your podcast with Amanda Bayerle

    Amanda Barley – The Creator of the “How Bad Do I Want it Summit” and TheTrueChallenge.com, is a thriving young entrepreneur. At a young age she knew she was born to be her own boss, do what she loves, and learn from experience. By the age of 19 she had attended ministry school, travelled the world speaking, achieved financial success in a network marketing company, and married the man of her dreams.

    Amanda is passionate about helping people develop the skills necessary to live a healthier more successful life personally and professionally. She has already fulfilled many of her goals such as bikini competing, running races, modeling, and becoming a sought-after personal trainer. When it comes to marketing, Amanda has led 2 successful online summits interviewing the top experts in health and entrepreneurship. Amanda believes: the greatest investment you can make is in personal development, your wealth is your health and to have prosperity with a purpose.

    She helps run The True Challenge and coaches busy entrepreneurs to get in the best shape of their life, increase their confidence and become an Everyday Fit Entrepreneur.

    53 min
  • 19. The importance of being in a mastermind with Podcast Entrepreneur Chris Ducker
    Chris Ducker is a British Entrepreneur, the founder, and CEO of Live2Sell Group and Virtual Staff Finder Companies in the Philippines.
    Chris is also the author of “Virtual Freedom.” He was suffering from this ‘Superhero Syndrome’ in 2009, but by the end of 2010 he had cured himself and in the process was building his business faster and in a more profitable manner than ever before.
    Chris began the process of removing himself from his company, slowly relinquishing control of different roles until he was completely free. The company continues to grow and deliver service to their customers, while Chris explores new entrepreneurial projects, including a blog where he teaches others how to become a “virtual CEO”. Chris knows how you can get the help you need with resources you can afford. Small business owners, consultants, and online entrepreneurs don’t have to go it alone when they discover the power of building teams of virtual employees to help run, support, and grow their businesses.
    In this episode we talk about:

    * How did Chris Ducker manage his business so far and build it successfully?
    * How he values his team and community
    * The importance of connecting people on the daily basis
    * A matter of experience and learning as you go along with business
    * Chris Book entitled “The Virtual Freedom.”
    * What his perspective or idea about fear?
    * Taking risks and Re-branding Youpreneur podcast
    * The big changes and happenings since the re-brand
    * Being part of Rainmaker FM
    * Why is Podcasting so hot all of a sudden?
    * What are the key factors to have a quality podcast?
    * The importance of having, at least, decent equipment and consistency as the keys to getting high downloads
    * Why does he like podcasting format
    * Chris point of view about the introvert- extrovert conundrum when someone considering a podcast
    * When did Youpreneur come about
    * The Mastermind Event
    * The cure for Entrepreneurial loneliness
    * The whole point of a mastermind group
    * The support and accountability of a mastermind group provide business owners something they need badly
    * Attracting good people in a natural way
    * How Chris treasured relationships
    * What made him get into Periscope?
    * The benefits of periscope and how easy it is to use
    * The audience engagement caused by Periscope
    * The importance of trying whatever platforms and just give a go and be consistent

    When someone is considering a podcast as a medium, how do I know if it’s for me? How complicated is it to be a podcast entrepreneur?
    “I don’t think that it’s the extrovert-introvert thing. If you want to do it, you can do it. But I do believe that people are looking to audio mediums for content consumption and sharing more, and because of that, it’s going to pay off.”
    What are the most important things to consider?
    Well, I think first and foremost, you need to try and get as original as possible in terms of your show format. In terms of the way that you are and the way that you put effort into the show, because of that right there is already a step ahead to a lot of podcasts out there.
    I think secondly, you do have to invest a little bit of money now and, at least, get a decent microphone. Gone of the days when you can podcast and be taking seriously by using your iPhone headset. I mean its ok on a hop now and then, but ultimately, I think you do need better equipment which can sometimes be as little as a $100.
    I also believe that consistency is a critical factor. A lot of people would stop podcasting even with good ideas and good quality audio, but they will disappear after a period of time.
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  • 19. The importance of being in a mastermind with Youpreneur podcaster Chris Ducker

    Chris Ducker is a British businessman, the founder and CEO of Live2Sell Group and Virtual Staff Finder Companies in the Philippines.

    Chris is also the author of “Virtual Freedom.” He was suffering from this ‘Superhero Syndrome’ in 2009, but by the end of 2010 he had cured himself and in the process was building his business faster and in a more profitable manner than ever before.

    Chris began the process of removing himself from his business, slowly relinquishing control of different roles until he was completely free. The company continues to grow and deliver service to their customers, while Chris explores new entrepreneurial projects, including a blog where he teaches others how to become a “virtual CEO”. Chris knows how you can get the help you need with resources you can afford. Small business owners, consultants, and online entrepreneurs don’t have to go it alone when they discover the power of building teams of virtual employees to help run, support, and grow their businesses.

    46 min

About We Are Podcast

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Welcome to We Are Podcast, the show where I, Ronsley Vaz, a business owner podcaster for over a decade, help other business owner podcasters like you take your podcasting game to the next level. I understand the struggles and the challenges you face as a business owner podcaster, that's why I created this show. Each week, I'll be interviewing other successful business owner podcasters who have seen significant growth in their audience, revenue, and credibility as a result of using their podcast.