Looking for a content marketing boost for your business? Podcasting is more popular than ever, and more and more listeners are discovering new favorite shows.
I love podcasting because it gives you all the SEO benefits of a blog, without requiring stellar writing skills (perfect for the grammatically challenged, in other words). Plus, podcasts offer a level of “know, like, and trust” that you just can’t get with written content alone.
After all, a podcast feels more like a conversation and less like reading a news article. Even email marketing (which you know I love) doesn’t offer the same level of connection a podcast can.
But podcasts require a bit more intention and planning than a blog does. For one thing, there’s additional technology to consider, distribution channels to navigate, file hosting to worry about, and that’s before you ever record your first episode.
Today I’m sharing how I started my podcast, some mistakes I made along the way (and what I think I got right), plus I have a plan you can follow if you’re interested in starting your own show.
Five lessons learned on the way to 100 episodes Business ownership is a great teacher, but sometimes I have to learn the same things over and over again. Here’s what I’ve learned in 100 episodes of the Tiny Course Empire podcast. It’s my hope that you’ll learn these lessons along with me.Read More »
Lessons Learned on the Way to 500 Members Running a successful requires constant growth—and that includes personal growth as well as business growth. In this week's podcast, I'm offering an inside look at some important lessons I've learned on the way to 500 Six-Figure Systems members.Read More »
How to Be Consistent Consistent action is what sets the successful business owners apart from those who struggle. When you show up consistently, there's no way you can fail. If only consistency were easier to achieve.Read More »
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