Category Archives: Podcast Services

Let’s talk about something that’s been coming up a lot lately, the pressure to turn your podcast into a full-blown video production. You’ve probably seen the high-end podcasts on YouTube like Diary of a CEO with glossy lighting, multi-camera angles, beautiful sets, and celebrity guests. It’s easy to feel like that’s the gold standard, andContinue reading “How to Grow Your Podcast Without Using Video”

If you’ve ever sat staring at your mic thinking “What on earth should I talk about this week?”, trust me, you’re not alone. One of the most valuable takeaways from a recent conversation I had with sales strategist Laura Canham was this: Plan your podcast episodes around what you’re actually selling. Sounds obvious, right? ButContinue reading “How to Plan Podcast Episodes That Actually Support Your Sales”

If your podcast isn’t growing the way you’d hoped, there’s a good chance you’re making one of the most common mistakes: trying to appeal to everyone. And I get it. When you’re putting so much time and effort into your show, it’s tempting to think that casting a wide net will bring in more listeners.Continue reading “How to Niche Down and Make Your Podcast More Successful”

I recently learned a valuable lesson about podcast interviews: over-preparing can hold you back. When you stick too tightly to a script, you risk missing those spontaneous, golden moments that make a podcast interview truly engaging. The best episodes are the ones where your curiosity leads and the conversation flows naturally. Embrace the “Mud Map”Continue reading “Podcast Interview Tips for More Genuine Conversations”

Why Waiting for the Perfect Podcast Episode is Holding You Back Have you been holding off on launching your podcast because it’s not quite “ready” yet? Maybe you think your voice isn’t polished enough. Or that you don’t have the right mic. Or maybe you’re worried you don’t know enough to hit record just yet.Continue reading “How to Overcome Perfectionism and Launch Your Podcast”

Podcasts and books have a lot in common. They’re both about sharing ideas, teaching lessons, and telling great stories. The difference? One is spoken and the other is written. That means your podcast can be the perfect foundation for your book. But it’s not just about copying and pasting your podcast transcripts into a WordContinue reading “The Easy Way to Write a Book Using Your Podcast Content”

The simple email strategy every podcaster needs When you think about growing your podcast, your mind probably jumps straight to social media, right? While social platforms are great, they’re not the most reliable way to keep your audience engaged. Algorithms change, reach drops, and suddenly you’re shouting into the void. That’s where email comes in.Continue reading “How to Repurpose Podcast Content Into a Newsletter Your Audience Loves”

When it comes to promoting your podcast, your business, or your services, Instagram Stories can be an absolute game-changer. But many of you feel awkward about selling. You don’t want to come off as pushy, so you either avoid it altogether or go about it in a way that feels forced. Selling doesn’t have toContinue reading “Simple Ways to Use Instagram Stories to Market Your Podcast”

Why every podcast needs a trailer Let’s talk about your podcast trailer, your show’s first impression and your golden opportunity to grab attention. A well-crafted trailer sets the tone, builds excitement, and helps potential listeners decide, “Yes, this is the podcast for me!” Whether you’re getting ready to launch or already have episodes under yourContinue reading “How to Make a Podcast Trailer That Attracts New Listeners”

One of the biggest struggles podcasters face is staying organised and consistent. With so many moving parts; planning episodes, recording, editing, and promoting, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Find a system that works for you One of my favourite insights from a recent conversation Lauren Wrighton onContinue reading “How to avoid podcast overwhelm with better systems”