If I could give one piece of advice to every podcaster, no matter your audience size, the number of episodes you’ve published, or who your listeners are, it would be this: the difference between a good podcast and a great podcast is storytelling.

What do podcasters that make millions of dollars through sponsorships doing differently than the rest of us? Let’s explore.

In this episode, I’m going to walk you through how I’ve implemented weekly emails to double my new episode downloads, how you can build an email list with an engaged listener base, and how to write an email your audience will actually open and convert to a podcast listen.

In this episode, I’ll share my step-by-step strategies for booking speaking engagements and getting paid for them – using the groundwork you’ve already laid with your podcast.

Learn about the industry standard for podcast ad pricing, formulas you need to break down your own podcast expenses, and how to confidently pitch to sponsors.

You want your audience to listen to the entire episode right? I thought so. In this episode we’re talking about audience retention, consumption and listening.

This episode is all about how to find your first podcast sponsor and some of the tips, tricks, and mistakes I’ve made monetizing podcasts.

If you’re constantly questioning if your podcast is doing well or how you can actually tell if the work you’re putting in is worth the effort – read more here.

Everyone wants things to be perfect. But here’s the catch—perfection in podcasting doesn’t exist. Your podcast will never be perfect, not in the beginning, not 200 episodes in – never, and that’s a good thing! 

Listen to This Episode:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Goodpods Since 2020 I’ve produced and published over 400 episodes. During that time I’ve learned a thing or two about consistently creating content and the real struggle of creator’s block. In this episode I’m sharing my tested systems to make sure you never run out of episode […]