Your Podcast Coach

Can two software engineers, with no idea or concept of how to do a podcast, actually pull it off?

Yes. And they built the dominating podcast in the software engineering space!

I have had the pleasure of working with Michael and Dave from The Rabbit Hole long before their first episode was ever released. Now, with almost 200 episodes, we finally catch up on how it all started and how they became recognized as the leading podcast for software developers.

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So, what's really going on with podcasts? Are they still growing fast? How are people listening? Is there money to be made with podcasts?

In this episode, I go through 10 Powerful Statistics that talk all about podcast growth and consumption.

I mention Oberlo's blog and podcast in this episode, here are the links:

Blog - http://bit.ly/2MieXzj

Podcast - https://apple.co/36aQBi8

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Podcasts are all about building a strong connection.  This is built through intimacy and often times, being vulnerable and honest.

I had an idea yesterday to share a message for my coach. This was going to be just a private message, but I wanted to share this with you.

This was a voice message to my coach where I share some good things...and some not-so-good things with my business.

Sending out this episode is also about executing ideas.
An idea without execution is a daydream...

So, there are podcast creators who scoff at the idea of creating content on YouTube. And vice versa. Truth is, you can have a killer content strategy doing BOTH! It's just important to always remember how your audience consumes straight audio versus YouTube videos.

In this episode, I share how you can increase your podcast audience by using YouTube effectively and the one thing to ALWAYS remember about YouTube. (And why you should work it into your podcast strategy)

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Sarah Cordiner has built a 7-figure business helping entrepreneurs and coaches become masters at building online courses. And along the way, she has released two podcasts.

In this episode, Sarah and I discuss what it takes to get a podcast going, as well as mistakes that she made with her first podcast (that she didn't with her second).

Learn more about Sarah and grab her free Course Creator's Kit at https://sarahcordiner.com/course-creation-starter-kit/ and check out her podcast at https://sarahcordiner.com/podcast/

The good news is... anyone can start a podcast.
The bad news is... anyone can start a podcast.

With so many people starting a podcast, how can you make your's unique? By focusing on BUILDING A BETTER PODCAST!

In this episode, I talk about two ways you can build a better podcast.
One way is expensive and time-consuming. The other way is easy and your listeners are expecting it.

Also, I started my new FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/buildingabetterpodcast

Happy New Year! 

I am starting off 2021 with a special updated replay of the episode I published exactly one year ago today.

In this critical episode, I share with you the seven biggest mistakes that entrepreneurs and coaches make when they start a podcast. Avoiding these mistakes will save you TIME and MONEY as you begin your podcast.

And to update this episode, I start off with the biggest thing that is coming up with starting a podcast as we go into 2021.

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What does it mean to "learn out loud?" And how can that make your podcast absolutely unique?

In this final episode of 2020, I share with you how "talking through your ideas" with your podcast episodes is a great (and vulnerable) way to make your podcast unique.

Showing that you can "learn out loud" proves that you can be a leader in your industry with your podcast AND be "human" in a way to build trust with your listeners.

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This is an episode I recently recorded with my client, Tammy Zelez for her podcast Through The Lens. Tammy and I walk through her journey launching her podcast while we give insights and tips to her audience about starting their podcast.

Congrats to Tammy for finishing up her first season and cheers to season two!

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"Yeah, but how do I make my podcast unique?"

This came up recently at a podcast workshop I held for a co-work space here in St. Petersburg, FL. But if I am being honest, this comes up a lot.

It's understandable. Many new podcasts are sounding the same. 

How can you stand out? Here's four steps to creating a unique podcast.

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