The biggest thing people worry about when you're podcasting long-term is definitely going to be a return on the time you're putting in. Yes money is not the most important thing in the world, but impact sure is. As marketers and entrepreneurs our responsibility is to help people make investments in themselves. When we help people pull out their wallets they commit to change and dedicate their time and attention to you more fully. To make sure more people are getting to your podcast though, be sure to go to www.podcasttraffic.com.

If you are leaving your clients in pain then you are indefinitely using the bad podcast strategy that leaves people underserved. How do you make the shift to overdeliver with your podcast then?? Simple, help them identify their pains and provide the solutions. People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care. If you want your dream clients' attention then you need to know where they are struggling and show them the clear pathway to their dream destination.

The biggest problem any marketer really has is that they don't have enough time or money on their hands. The only way you really get more of either is by making sure what you currently do is helping you move closer to buying back that time and money you would've lost otherwise. Your podcast will become a black hole for both of these finite resources of yours if you're not tracking what works and what isn't.

Evans Putman has helped his customers not only get 150,000 monthly downloads for their podcasts but also helped them to make nearly $500,000 with course sales. He's a huge supporter of turning your podcast not just into an asset for you business but also a business in itself. That same client went onto sell that podcast for an undisclosed price in the six figure range. He has been with me on the journey to help people become One Podcast Away as well!!

You launch your podcast, then you don't know what to do next. I've seen it time and time again. It leads to podfade, that lack of direction in your content creation. The purpose of you podcasting gets realized after you start putting your energy and effort into it. What is it your podcasting for? Once you check off that box there needs to be something else after it, a common message and purpose you push your listeners towards.

Your podcast is going to be successful only if you are able to help people get from where they currently are, in pain, to where they want to go, their dream destination. I wanted to share with you just how I've been able to do this with my clients. There's 3 or 5 main important components to your podcast and I want to help you identify those.

The biggest problem I deal with when it comes to helping people with podcasting is that they say they don't have enough time. How much time do you really need to dedicate towards podcasting though? Most people make the mistake of spending too much time on the post-production of their podcast that they don't have enough time to create more podcast episodes. When you don't have enough time to record podcasts, you don't help people step out of their own way to find success.

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Your podcast will not launch nor succeed if you aren't daring to step into the open and become the leader of those who are currently in pain

Podcast's fail without a band of loyal listeners...there's no other way around it. The only way for you to not only have a loyal following but also listeners who turn into clients is through identifying where it is your people are starting from and where it is they are hoping to go. Do you know the future based cause that your listeners are pushing towards?

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Podcasting is recommended by seemingly every internet marketing guru, but it can seem almost impossible to start when you yourself are just starting out. The best way to do it then? Do it with a TRIBE. The moment that I helped my clients not simply start their podcasting journey but also craft loyal listeners behind it, their podcast's success shot through the roof. You should always create content but NEVER forget that your content needs CULTure. We are creating mass movements with our podcast episodes, that's how we go from gaining listeners to gaining loyal followers and rabid fans.