We Are Podcast

We Are Podcast

By Ronsley Seriojo VazBusinessMarketing
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We Are Podcast episodes

  • 13. Making sure you record conversations with everyone you care about with Drew Kruck

    Drew worked in and out of Titan Sheds for the last 25 years and recently created Titan Lite Shed Parts within the Titan Group Of Companies which is a large success for Titan's 100,000 strong customer base.

    Drew realised he knew alot of people and felt like he could talk to anyone about anything. So he started a podcast show and advertised it all over the world; Gold Coast vs Drew Kruck. "Everyone Good, who were once bad, tell a great story"

    51 min
  • 12: How do you decide between your passion podcast and your business podcast with Warrick Bidwell
    Warrick Bidwell grew up son of a tradie builder. Warrick had planned to follow in his father’s footsteps and join his building business,  but after some encouragement he instead became first of his extended family to attend university. After attending the university Warrick went on to work for some of Australia’s biggest companies in accounting and sales roles, eventually leading him to then build and sell his own financial planning practice.
    Warrick used all this experience to work towards his passion  for helping small business owners. Warrick has over 12 years of individually coaching and mentoring businesses, including hundreds of ‘tradies.’
    The concept of the show is off of the Australian term for trade business “Tradie.” The Australian term “Tradie” is defined as a person that works a skilled trade, such as an electrician, carpenter, etc, similar to the American term “Tradesman.”
    Warrick was born to a long family line of Tradies, and accounts this for some of their success. The Tradies Business Show was received very well, with audience of trades stating that they finally have a show that actually gets the trade life.
    The Tradies Business Show is made for people like Warrick’s father who literally worked his guys out to make a living. Warrick states that his family always had what they needed, due to his father’s hard work. The Tradies Business Show’s goal is to help Tradies like his hardworking father, build an asset and leave a legacy, rather than just work really really hard to pay bills, they want to help trades actually enjoy their life. Aside from Tradies Business Show podcast, Warrick and his friend Jay Frew come up with a podcast show called “Throw Buddha On The Barbie”.
    Aside from Warrick’s success with his company, The Tradies Business Show & Throw Buddha On The Barbie, he also is very passionate about eating and living healthy. During his college years, Warrick became sick with numerous ailments ranging from acid reflux, chronic sinusitis, psoriasis, IBD, and difficulty sleeping. Relying on medicines from the doctors, became second nature, until Warrick was introduced to the Paleo Solution by Robb wolf. After reading the book, and staying on the strict diet for 30 days, he began to immediately see relief in his symptoms. Now 5 years later, Warrick is nicknamed the “Paleo evangelist” because he no longer relies on medicines, and no longer suffers from all the ailments that had plagued him for over 12 years.
    In this episode we talk about:

    * The Tradies Business Show
    * What is a Tradie?
    * How long ago did they start The Tradies Business Show?
    * What’s their show focus on all about?
    * Doing the work and being the technician
    * Helping trades people be better in Business
    * The different reasons business owners got into Business
    * How Warrick and his friend Jay come up with a podcast show called “Throw Buddha On The Barbie”
    * What is it that Warrick Bidwell stands for?
    * His focus on to bring people awareness who they really are
    * The importance of being true and not filter who we are for fears and self-doubt
    * His love of writing
    * His views on Vegetarians on how they are incredibly self-righteous of their food choices
    * The importance of making choices and having self-awareness to be health conscious
    * The importance of growth to step over to face fears and seeing the line and drawing a new line to go further
    * Warrick Bidwell thoughts on his two podcasts in terms of the efforts resulting in creating his podcasts
    * How he is willing to be authentic in a medium and accept criticisms and feedbacks from others
    * How Warrick becomes attractive in terms of being a content creator and commentator
    * Being productive, the impact to create and living a life with purpose
    * The cool things about podcasting
    * The power of Podcasting platform which is aut...
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  • 12. How do you decide between your passion podcast and your business podcast with Warrick Bidwell

    Warrick Bidwell grew up son of a tradie builder. Warrick had planned to follow in his father’s footsteps and join his building business, but after some encouragement he instead became first of his extended family to attend university. After attending the university Warrick went on to work for some of Australia’s biggest companies in accounting and sales roles, eventually leading him to then build and sell his own financial planning practice.

    Warrick used all this experience to work towards his passion for helping small business owners. Warrick has over 12 years of individually coaching and mentoring businesses, including hundreds of ‘tradies.’

    The concept of the show is off of the Australian term for trade business “Tradie.” The Australian term “Tradie” is defined as a person that works a skilled trade, such as an electrician, carpenter, etc, similar to the American term “Tradesman.”

    Warrick was born to a long family line of Tradies, and accounts this for some of their success. The Tradies Business Show was received very well, with audience of trades stating that they finally have a show that actually gets the trade life.

    The Tradies Business Show is made for people like Warrick’s father who literally worked his guys out to make a living. Warrick states that his family always had what they needed, due to his father’s hard work. The Tradies Business Show’s goal is to help Tradies like his hardworking father, build an asset and leave a legacy, rather than just work really really hard to pay bills, they want to help trades actually enjoy their life. Aside from Tradies Business Show podcast, Warrick and his friend Jay Frew come up with a podcast show called “Throw Buddha On The Barbie”.

    Aside from Warrick’s success with his company, The Tradies Business Show & Throw Buddha On The Barbie, he also is very passionate about eating and living healthy. During his college years, Warrick became sick with numerous ailments ranging from acid reflux, chronic sinusitis, psoriasis, IBD, and difficulty sleeping. Relying on medicines from the doctors, became second nature, until Warrick was introduced to the Paleo Solution by Robb wolf. After reading the book, and staying on the strict diet for 30 days, he began to immediately see relief in his symptoms. Now 5 years later, Warrick is nicknamed the “Paleo evangelist” because he no longer relies on medicines, and no longer suffers from all the ailments that had plagued him for over 12 years.

    1 hr 3 min
  • 11: Your first 10k downloads and how to deal with major egos with Chris and Laci
    The Cerrone Show is a top ranked business podcast specifically for entrepreneurs and anyone looking to make a change in their life. The Chris Cerrone Show is an audio podcast hosted by Chris Cerrone and Laci Urcioli. Wanting to bring some new names to the podcasting world they have interviewed some fantastic entrepreneurs, solopreneurs and awesome people.
    Guests that are the movers and shakers in their industry like Chris Brogan, Cynthia Sanchez, Amy Schmittauer, Greg Hickman, Sue B Zimmerman, Rosie Tran, Bryan Lanning, and Renae Christine just to name a few all talking about internet marketing, small business, comedy, sports, fitness, mobile, coaching, seo, blogging, social media and even Youtube! Through a very conversational style interview with a focus about entrepreneurship they not only learn about each guest personally but also some great tips, tricks, and how to steps that people can use immediately in their own journey.
    In this episode we talk about:

    * The idea of The Cerrone show
    * How Chris ended up creating a podcast show?
    * Chris idea of wanting to talk to cool people about entrepreneurship and marketing business
    * Laci’s life changing experience doing a podcast since she did the first episode
    * Chris and Laci’s amazing experienced doing a podcast together with highest trending show
    * What makes podcasting generally interesting?
    * The importance of following guts and who you want to listen to your show
    * Taking a break so that you can truly evolve your show and start fresh and start with a new perspective
    * What are Chris and Laci have managed to achieve from a business point of view out of podcasting?
    * Chris thoughts on the relationships and friendships they developed through the show
    * Laci’s point of view about the different impact podcasting done to her
    * The instant client and project works they are receiving by just doing a podcast
    * What’s like having a co-hosts?
    * The magical happened the first time they did the show together
    * The importance of mutual respect and someone who compliments you in terms of having a co-host
    * The advantages of having a co-host
    * Start fresh and start with new perspective in order to be able to make a plan
    * Bringing a new dynamic into the show and try it and find out
    * The best thing about monetizing their show and form friendships out of the conversations
    * Podcasting is not all about money
    * How they are passionate of spreading the right word about podcasting
    * Getting people to realize the reality behind the power and influence that they can have
    * Why podcasting is hot all of a sudden?
    * The importance of taking time to actually create, produce, market a show properly
    * You really don’t know until you try it. There’s nothing wrong in trying.
    * Think about your audience before you think about you and think about what it is providing to the world
    * What’s coming up for The Cerrone show?

    When someone is considering a podcast as a medium, how do I know if it’s for me?
    Chris:
    You really don’t until you try. I’ve seen shows start and I think to myself and I even tell Laci like what the hell are they doing. But then those shows become ridiculously popular. They have an amazing audience. I’ve seen the opposite. You really don’t know until you try it. At the end of the day for the host or hosts of a show, If you’re fulfilled and then you’re having a good time, like freaking do it why not? It’s your platform. Grab that experience.
    For people who are thinking “Does my business applied to a podcast”? Just because you sell insurance or whatever boring crap you may do, no offense. Imagine if you’re an insurance sales man start doing a tutorial or tips or a Q and A type show like what if you told stories about the craziest...
    49 min
  • 11. Your first 10k downloads and how to deal with major egos with Chris and Laci

    The Cerrone Show is a top ranked business podcast specifically for entrepreneurs and anyone looking to make a change in their life. The Chris Cerrone Show is an audio podcast hosted by Chris Cerrone and Laci Urcioli. Wanting to bring some new names to the podcasting world they have interviewed some fantastic entrepreneurs, solopreneurs and awesome people.

    Guests that are the movers and shakers in their industry like Chris Brogan, Cynthia Sanchez, Amy Schmittauer, Greg Hickman, Sue B Zimmerman, Rosie Tran, Bryan Lanning, and Renae Christine just to name a few all talking about internet marketing, small business, comedy, sports, fitness, mobile, coaching, seo, blogging, social media and even Youtube! Through a very conversational style interview with a focus about entrepreneurship they not only learn about each guest personally but also some great tips, tricks, and how to steps that people can use immediately in their own journey.

    49 min
  • 10: Business Addicts and how to create a real following through your podcast with Fiona and Loren
    Business Addicts is a collaboration between Loren Bartley from Impactiv8 and Fiona Redding from The Happiness Hunter.
    Their podcast is for anyone that is addicted to business with the aim to helps fellow Business Addicts build a business that supports a life that they love, rather than a business that controls their life! They achieve this by providing a balance of strategies, tips and tools that will help both feed and manage your business addiction. Business Addicts podcast feeds your addiction by providing valuable content that will help improve your business and help manage your addiction by providing equally valuable content that will help you better manage your life so that your business addiction doesn’t spiral out of control!
    Loren Bartley is a social media consultant, educator and coach. Loren educates small businesses to be able to use the power of social media independently to grow their businesses. This is achieved by teaching businesses how to develop a social media strategy, build online communities, effectively engage with those communities and then convert them into action that aligns with overall business goals.
    Fiona Redding is a business strategist, motivational speaker, coach & mentor and the founder of The Happiness Hunter, in addition to co-creating The Seven Elements Life Integration program. Fiona’s super power is to get to the beating heart of your strategy, to uncover the steps required to achieve your goals and empowers you with the tools & mind-set shifts required live a life with passion, joy and meaning (whilst creating & growing a successful business – these things are not mutually exclusive).
    In this episode we talk about:

    * Loren and Fiona’s relationships which work extremely well and led them to good and pretty amazing podcast results
    * How they work and approach things with their different skills set
    * Loren as the techy geek and do the production
    * Fiona as the balanced business addict and do the editing
    * How they are addicted of both they are doing but with different ideas?
    * How they manage their business addiction and live happy lives?
    * What have they managed to achieve as a result of podcasting?
    * The significant and awesome differences made to their business through podcasting
    * The idea of Happiness Hunter
    * It was never about the business it’s always about the person
    * How they are being determined to create a space to that conversation
    * The reasons why they decided to share their stories and bring awareness to people
    * Giving inspiration to people to achieve success and they can do possible things whether a podcast or something else
    * The Business Addicts Podcast
    * To whom Business Addict intended for?
    * How we better manage our lives and being passionate about what we are doing and become business addict?
    * Their tips, strategies and tools about life hacks that people can relate to and be able to better manage our lives
    * Being humorous in everything that they are doing as business addicts
    * The importance of hobbies and meditation as the key things to mana...
    52 min
  • 10: Business Addicts and how to create a real following through your podcast with Fiona and Loren

    Business Addicts is a collaboration between Loren Bartley from Impactiv8 and Fiona Redding from The Happiness Hunter.

    Their podcast is for anyone that is addicted to business with the aim to helps fellow Business Addicts build a business that supports a life that they love, rather than a business that controls their life! They achieve this by providing a balance of strategies, tips and tools that will help both feed and manage your business addiction. Business Addicts podcast feeds your addiction by providing valuable content that will help improve your business and help manage your addiction by providing equally valuable content that will help you better manage your life so that your business addiction doesn’t spiral out of control!

    Loren Bartley is a social media consultant, educator and coach. Loren educates small businesses to be able to use the power of social media independently to grow their businesses. This is achieved by teaching businesses how to develop a social media strategy, build online communities, effectively engage with those communities and then convert them into action that aligns with overall business goals.

    Fiona Redding is a business strategist, motivational speaker, coach & mentor and the founder of The Happiness Hunter, in addition to co-creating The Seven Elements Life Integration program. Fiona’s super power is to get to the beating heart of your strategy, to uncover the steps required to achieve your goals and empowers you with the tools & mind-set shifts required live a life with passion, joy and meaning (whilst creating & growing a successful business – these things are not mutually exclusive).

    52 min
  • 9: Profitable Hospitality and how to best interview your guest with Ken Burgin
    Ken Burgin has been actively involved in hospitality for more than 25 years. First as the owner of Caffe Troppo in Sydney, and then working with restaurants, hotels and cafes in an advisory role. His resource website ProfitableHospitality.com is used by business owners and managers all around the world. Ken likes to use webinars and podcasts as another way to reach new and existing customers, backed up by active use of social media and an email newsletter.
    In this episode we talk about:

    * Ken’s result of what he managed to achieve so far since he started a podcast
    * A satisfying good feedback from people he’s getting in
    * His love of communicating with people on how to run their businesses successfully and more profitable
    * The most interesting conversation for Ken
    * Having a solo podcast show
    * What’s make a podcast so much better for people?
    * The importance of developing skill to be a good interviewer by asking really good questions and getting to the point really quickly.
    * How to develop skills on podcasting?
    * The importance of hospitality and prepare guests for questions to boost their confidence
    * How to interrupt people who talk and answer too long?
    * The relevance of podcast in business
    * No content without conversion
    * Why podcasting is hot all of a sudden since 2004?
    * The importance of engagement to listeners
    * What’s the disadvantage of podcasting?
    * The importance of outsourcing to do all the stuffs and put them all together
    * The importance of consistency in building an audience
    * Writing down ideas to notes
    * The great questions to ask by podcasters
    * Let’s dig in into failures and explore that side
    * The obstacles Kim went through in podcasting
    * Getting skill up through interview show
    * Learn how to be engaging and interesting and relax
    * The importance of workshop course to get going
    * What can someone look forward to for Profitable Hospitality podcast?
    * Helping people’s business profitable,  be popular and easy to run to

    How complicated is it to do a podcast?
    “Well I think there’s one of those. Coming back to that no content without conversion, I think it’s easy to just going to be giving away a whole lot of stuffs that it would be nice to monetize in some way. “
    “I think opportunities that are not taken up for me podcasters plenty of those that I could think about but not sure about. “
    “There’s good stuffs on YouTube to learn, those Pat Flynn YouTube videos, a course. I actually did a course which was what I needed to just get me through and learn about the RSS feeds and all that and get the microphone. And I actually went down the editing which I stop very quickly, I got some software that I use for recording but very quickly I got through Upwork. I got someone who just does and puts them all together because I was the bottleneck. I was great doing the interviews and all those stuffs, get the labels write, the intro, the little music beat and this and the other, bad move. And so by getting outsourcing that, I’m a huge believer that there’s lots of possible business. It means I can be regular because every Sunday my podcast goes up and I think that’s part of building your audience not just the occasional thing. “
    What are the most important things to consider?
    “The skill of all the podcasters should be developed is really being good interviewers and asking really good questions and getting to the point really quickly. “
    “One of the things that help me develop was that I run a lot of conferences, sort of ten years.
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  • 9: Profitable Hospitality and how to best interview your guest with Ken Burgin

    Ken Burgin has been actively involved in hospitality for more than 25 years. First as the owner of Caffe Troppo in Sydney, and then working with restaurants, hotels and cafes in an advisory role. His resource website ProfitableHospitality.com is used by business owners and managers all around the world. Ken likes to use webinars and podcasts as another way to reach new and existing customers, backed up by active use of social media and an email newsletter.

    48 min
  • 8: Power Stories and how to succeed in the digital age with Valerie Khoo
    Valerie Khoo  is an author, speaker and multi-passionate entrepreneur with several growing businesses under her belt. She is a prolific content creator who has steadily built her public profile over a period of years by personally engaging with her online community, not to mention adding value in the form of words (blog posts), audio (podcasting) and video.
    I regard Valerie as one of the best content marketers in Australia. Not only that, she also leverages social media brilliantly for her business – the Australian Writers’ Centre – as well as for her personal brand.
    Getting the balance right between business brand and personal brand is difficult; indeed, it’s an issue many professionals entrepreneurs face and grapple with. Another issue professionals face when it comes to ‘putting themselves out there’ on social media is managing one’s professional versus private self on social media.
    In this episode we talk about:

    * How did Valerie end up creating a podcast?
    * The importance of chemistry between two people when hosting a show
    * How is it feel like working when you have co-hosts?
    * What have she managed to achieve so far from her Brand by doing a podcast?
    * The different ways of monetizing
    * What’s the biggest asset that a podcaster should have in interviewing people?
    * The importance of structure to the interview and put everything in context
    * Podcasting as PR tool
    * Why podcasting is so hot all of a sudden?
    * Podcasting forms connection faster, easy and accessible
    * Getting topics with authentic, credible and consistent contents
    * The importance to develop a stronger and more trusted connection
    * Doing what to do what we like to consume
    * Understanding a sustainable podcast and something that going to stick to people to be able to create a good podcast
    * Creating a show that we are passionate about and something that we truly believed in
    * What makes a good podcast?
    * The disadvantage of podcasting
    * The idea getting in television
    * Identifying what to achieve to reach the target market
    * The importance of defining what our goal is
    * Determine what would be the right avenue to achieve our goal
    * What would make Valerie’s podcasting journey easier?
    * The common mistakes by some podcasters
    * The importance of defining topics and limit the show into certain amount of time

    What would’ve made it easier/What would you have changed?
    “That’s a good question. What would make my life really super easy is if I would have a dedicated space that I can go to every time I want to do a podcast that has super-fast internet and importantly that the other person also has super-fast internet. Because I do many interviews for the various podcast , and people on the other end who I’m talking to whether on the phone or Skype or whatever sometimes they don’t seem to understand that these would have made my life easier as well. That having a drill in a background, the construction site in the next room is not conducive in a good interview or having talking to my 3D computer without a headset is not conducive to good audio. “
    When someone is considering a podcast as a medium, how do I know if it’s for me?
    “I think they should do what they like to consume. So if they listen to podcast, then I get it. I absolutely recommend they do a podcast. If they consume blogs, then do blogging. If they stay in YouTube and they love YouTube, then do it because then you doing something that you get. If you’ve never listened to a podcasting live and you want to create a podcast, well I think that’s not a good idea. I think you got to get in to podcast first or listen to po...
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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.