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Two years of consistent episodes. Real effort. Naptime recordings and late nights after bedtime. And still, it feels like shouting into the void.

That was a real conversation on a coaching call last week, and it took about five minutes of looking at her last five episodes to spot the problem. It wasn't her audio. It wasn't her voice. It wasn't even her content.

So in this episode, I'm walking you through exactly what I would fix, in order, if I took over your podcast tomorrow.

Here's what we get into:

• The one question I ask about every episode title, and why most titles fail it
• The call to action mistake that quietly kills your conversions (three versions of it, actually)
• Why publishing consistently is not a strategy, and what is
• The thing I need you to stop doing immediately, even though it feels good in the moment
• How to tell if your back catalog is an asset or a content graveyard

Because here's the truth: your podcast is either a content output or a business engine. Random good content will not get you to the second one.

If you're listening and thinking "I have no idea where my show actually stands right now," that's what a Podcast Audit is for. I'll go in, look at your titles, your CTAs, and your strategy, and hand you a prioritized plan built for your show.

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Consistent content doesn't equal a growing business. If you've been showing up every week, dropping episodes, and wondering why your listeners still aren't buying, this one's for you.

In this episode, we're digging into the shift that actually moves the needle: from treating your podcast like a content machine to using it as the trust-building machine it's meant to be. Because your listeners aren't buying from someone else because their content is better. They're buying because they trust them more.

You'll walk away from this episode knowing:

• Why content volume isn't building the relationship you think it is
• What a real listener journey looks like and why yours might have a gap
• How every episode either earns or loses trust (there's no neutral)
• Three questions to audit your last five episodes right now

Plus, there's a free resource at the end to help you see exactly where your podcast strategy stands. Take thePodcast Growth Scorecard and get a clear picture of what's working, what's costing you listeners, and what's actually getting in the way of turning those listeners into buyers.

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Your podcast alone is not a business strategy. But your podcast connected to a system? That's where the magic happens.

In this episode, I'm breaking down the five-component podcast ecosystem every mom entrepreneur needs if she wants her show to actually make her money. Because if you're showing up, recording, and publishing and still not seeing results, this isn't a content problem. It's an ecosystem problem.

Here's what we're covering:

• The show itself and why obsessing over your mic is the least important thing you can do
• Discoverability and how to make sure the right listeners can actually find you
• Your lead magnet and why it's the most underutilized piece of the entire puzzle
• Your email list and nurture sequence and what happens when you ghost your subscribers
• Your offer because a podcast without something to sell is just a hobby

I'm also sharing a bonus component that's non-negotiable for moms running businesses on limited hours.

You don't need a massive audience to make real money from your podcast. You need an ecosystem. Let's build yours.

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Your best episodes might actually be the reason your podcast isn't making you money. I know that stings a little, but stay with me.

In this episode, we're getting into something most podcasters never think to examine: why consistently great content doesn't automatically translate to sales.

Spoiler: it's not a content quality problem. It's a strategy problem.

Here's what we're breaking down:

• Why a bigger audience isn't the goal (and what to focus on instead)
• The over-delivery trap that's quietly replacing your offer with your podcast
• Why your show might be a content library instead of a listener journey, and why that distinction is costing you

If you've ever wondered why your listeners love your show but no one is buying, this episode will tell you exactly what's going on and what to change.

Because your podcast should be doing more than building an audience. It should be building a buyer path. And if it's not? That's fixable.

Ready to find out what's missing? Hit play.

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You've been showing up consistently. Your audio sounds great. You might even have a decent number of downloads. But when someone asks how many clients your podcast has brought in, you go quiet. Sound familiar?

That's not a content problem. That's a strategy problem, and there's a very specific gap at the center of it.

In this episode, I'm breaking down what I call the Listener-to-Buyer Bridge, the three things your podcast actually needs to stop being just a content show and start being a business asset.

You'll walk away knowing:

• Why every episode needs a strategic job, not just a topic
• How to write CTAs that feel like the natural next step instead of a disconnected ad
• Why your episode topics need to map to your offer, not just your niche
• The three things to stop doing immediately if you want your podcast to start converting

Here's the truth no one talks about when they teach you how to launch a podcast: launching a show and building a podcast that works for your business are two completely different things.

If you've been podcasting for a while and the revenue isn't matching the effort, this episode is your next step.

Resources mentioned:

Podcast Audit: podcastingformoms.co/audit

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Everyone wants to talk about microphones. You want to talk about what actually works.

If you're in your first 30 days of podcasting (or about to launch), this episode is going to save you from the biggest mistake new podcasters make: obsessing over the wrong things.

The truth? Your download numbers in month one tell you almost nothing. And your microphone? It’s not the thing that's going to grow your show.

In this episode, I break down the three things that actually matter in your first 30 days of podcasting, plus the three things you can officially stop stressing about. You'll walk away knowing exactly where to put your energy so your podcast builds momentum from the start and doesn't just become another abandoned show in your feed.

You'll learn:

• Why download numbers in month one are the wrong metric to focus on
• The 3 things that actually matter (and it's not what most people tell you)
• What a "listener journey" is and why skipping it is the #1 reason podcasts don't lead to business results
• The mic I still use today (and yes, it's under $100)

If you want a podcast that actually connects to your business goals from day one, this one's for you.

Links mentioned:

Podcast Launch Bootcamp: https://www.podcastingformoms.co/bootcamp

Samson Q2U mic: https://amzn.to/4gF0Zn6

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Your podcast doesn't have a consistency problem — it has a workflow problem.

If you're recording, editing, creating graphics, and uploading all in the same week on repeat, you're not just tired. You're working against yourself. And as a mom trying to run a business in stolen hours, that cycle is unsustainable by design.

In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on exactly how I manage my podcast workflow — the mistakes I made early on that wasted so much time, and the batching and systems approach that changed everything for me. We're talking about why podcasting in real time is burning you out, how to reduce friction so you can stay visible without the scramble, and what sustainable visibility actually looks like for moms in business.

You'll walk away with a clear picture of how to simplify your podcast workflow so that your show fits into your life instead of consuming it.

In this episode:

• Why most podcaster burnout is a systems problem, not a time problem
• How I batch record and edit to maximize momentum
• The things I stopped doing that were wasting my time
• What a streamlined quarterly workflow actually looks like
• How to create consistency without needing a perfect schedule

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Your podcast probably doesn't need a rebrand. It needs a strategy fix.

If your show feels stuck, inconsistent, or like it's just not reaching the right people — chances are it's not a content problem. It's a strategy problem. And the good news? A few small shifts can create serious momentum without starting over from scratch.

In this episode, I'm breaking down three fixes that make a massive difference:

• The discoverability fix
• The listener journey fix
• The call to action fix

Grab the Podcast Growth Scorecard to identify exactly what's holding your show back.

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If your podcast is getting downloads but those listeners aren't turning into leads, inquiries, clients, or sales, there's a good chance your podcast doesn't actually have a funnel.

In this episode, I'm breaking down one of the biggest mistakes I see podcasters make: assuming that mentioning an offer at the end of an episode is enough to drive conversions. The truth? Most podcasts are missing a strategic listener journey entirely.

We're talking about what a podcast funnel actually looks like, why random calls to action and disconnected freebies are hurting your results, and how to create a simple, intentional pathway that moves listeners from discovering your show to becoming buyers.

If you've ever wondered why your podcast isn't generating the leads or sales you hoped for, this episode will help you identify what's missing and show you how to create a podcast that works as a true business asset—not just another piece of content.

In This Episode, We Cover:

• Why mentioning your offer isn't the same as having a podcast funnel
• The simple podcast funnel framework I recommend
• How strategic calls to action create momentum and conversions
• Why random freebies confuse listeners and stall results
• The difference between a hobby podcast and a strategic podcast
• How podcast SEO and discoverability fit into your funnel
• The one question every podcaster should ask before publishing an episode

Resources Mentioned:

• The Podcast Profit Blueprint Private Podcast

Ready to stop creating content for content's sake and start building a podcast that nurtures listeners into buyers? Press play.

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Are you creating a podcast that supports your business or are you accidentally running a hobby podcast?

In this episode, I break down the critical difference between a hobby podcast and a strategic podcast, and why consistency alone isn't enough to create growth, leads, or sales. If you've been publishing episodes week after week but still feel like your podcast isn't gaining traction, this conversation might be exactly what you need to hear.

You'll learn why more content isn't always the answer, how strategic podcasters think differently about content planning, and the key shifts that transform your podcast from "just another marketing task" into a powerful business asset.

Whether you're struggling with stagnant downloads, unclear messaging, or a lack of listener conversions, this episode will help you identify the invisible gaps that may be holding your podcast back and what to do instead.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• The difference between a hobby podcast and a strategic podcast
• Why consistency alone won't guarantee podcast growth
• The hidden reason many podcasters feel burnt out and frustrated
• How strategic podcasters create content that supports business goals
• Why messaging, positioning, and intentional CTAs matter more than ever
• The metrics that actually matter if you want your podcast to generate leads and sales
• How to create a listener journey that moves people toward action

If you're ready to stop creating content for the sake of creating content and start building a podcast that creates momentum in your business, this episode is for you.

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Your podcast might not actually have a growth problem… it might have a messaging problem.

If you're consistently showing up, creating valuable episodes, and doing “all the right things” but still feeling like your podcast isn't growing or converting the way you hoped, this episode is for you. Today we're digging into one of the most overlooked reasons podcasts stay stuck: unclear messaging.

Because growth isn't just about publishing more content — it's about creating content that makes the right people immediately think: "Wait… this is exactly what I need."

In this episode, we cover:

• The difference between a growth problem and a messaging problem
• Why vague messaging quietly hurts your podcast growth
• The 3 hidden messaging gaps keeping podcasters stuck
• Why trying to speak to everyone actually hurts connection
• How to position your podcast as a solution (not just a collection of tips)
• Simple ways to tighten your messaging without rebranding your entire show

If you've been feeling like "I'm doing everything right, but something still isn't clicking," this episode may explain exactly why.

🔗 Ready for a deeper look at what's really holding your podcast back?Check out the Podcast Growth Audit at podcastingformoms.co/audit

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Your podcast probably doesn’t need more episodes, more content, or more things added to your plate. If your first instinct when growth slows down is to do more, this episode is your reminder that growth often comes from refining what already exists—not piling on more work.

In this episode, I’m breaking down the simplest way to grow your podcast without adding extra tasks to your already full schedule. We’re talking about small shifts that can help your podcast get found, keep listeners engaged, and turn listeners into actual leads and clients.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why more content doesn’t automatically equal more growth
• The biggest podcast growth mistake many podcasters are making
• How to optimize your podcast for discoverability
• What your first 30–60 seconds should actually do
• Why your podcast needs a clear listener journey
• Simple tweaks you can make this week without creating anything new
• How to make your podcast work harder for your business—not harder on you

If you're ready to stop spinning your wheels and start creating sustainable podcast momentum, this episode is for you.

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If your podcast launch felt exciting at first — but growth got quiet, inconsistent, or overwhelming afterward — this episode is for you. Most podcasters focus everything on launch day and forget what comes after. In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, Jenny breaks down why podcast momentum matters more than your launch, the biggest mistake new podcasters make, and what sustainable podcast growth actually looks like for busy mom entrepreneurs.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why your podcast launch is just a moment and what actually grows your show
• The biggest mistake new podcasters make after launch
• What real podcast momentum looks like (hint: it's quieter than you think)
• Why consistency is the foundation of sustainable podcast growth
• How to build podcast momentum without burning out as a busy mom
• The role of podcast SEO, visibility, and strategic content planning
• Simple steps to keep your podcast growing long after launch day

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If you’ve been thinking about rebranding your podcast because growth feels slow, leads aren’t coming in, or your show just feels “off”… this episode is your reality check.

Because chances are?
Your podcast doesn’t need a rebrand.
It needs a strategy.

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, Jenny breaks down the invisible podcast growth problems most podcasters completely miss and why changing your cover art, intro music, or podcast name probably won’t fix the real issue.

You’ll learn:

• Why podcasters jump to rebranding when growth stalls
• The invisible strategy gaps that hurt podcast growth and conversions
• Signs your podcast has a messaging or listener journey problem
• The 3 questions every strategic podcast should answer
• How to optimize your current podcast instead of starting over
• Simple ways to turn your podcast into a lead-generating asset

If your podcast feels stuck, inconsistent, or disconnected from your business goals, this episode will help you stop spinning your wheels and start making strategic shifts that actually move the needle.

Because your podcast shouldn’t just sound good.
It should work.

Resources Mentioned:
Podcast Audit: https://www.podcastingformoms.co/podcast-audit/
Podcast Growth Intensive: https://www.podcastingformoms.co/pg-intensive

If this episode helped you rethink your podcast strategy, send it to a fellow podcaster who’s currently tempted to burn it all down and start over.

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If you’ve been sitting on a podcast idea for months (or let’s be honest… years), waiting until you feel more “ready” — this episode is your wake-up call.

Because here’s the truth: readiness isn’t what gets your podcast off the ground. Action is.

In this episode, I’m breaking down why waiting for the perfect timing, confidence, or setup is actually the thing keeping you stuck and what to focus on instead so you can finally move forward. If you’ve been overthinking your podcast, second-guessing yourself, or feeling like you need to have it all figured out before you start… this is the tough love (in the best way) that you need.

We’re talking about what actually matters in the early stages of podcasting, how to simplify your launch, and why your first episodes don’t need to be perfect — they just need to exist.

In This Episode, We Cover:

• Why most podcasters never actually feel “ready” (and why that’s normal)
• The biggest mindset mistake that keeps you stuck in the idea phase
• How confidence is built after you start — not before
• What “ready” really looks like for your podcast
• The concept of a Minimum Viable Podcast (and how to use it)
• Why consistency matters more than perfection
• What your podcast could look like a year from now if you just start

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Have you ever hit publish on an episode you know is good… only to hear crickets when it comes to inquiries, leads, or sales?

If your podcast is getting listeners but not turning them into clients, you’re not alone and more importantly, you’re not doing anything wrong.

In this episode, we’re breaking down the real reasons your podcast isn’t converting and the simple, strategic shifts that can turn your show into a powerful client attraction tool.

Because here’s the truth: podcasting does work… but only when it’s aligned with your business.

We’re diving into what’s actually missing behind the scenes and how to fix it so your podcast can start supporting your offers, nurturing your audience, and guiding listeners toward working with you.

If you’re ready to stop guessing and start seeing real results from your podcast, this episode is for you.

In This Episode, We Cover:

• Why your podcast needs a clear role in your business (and what that should look like)
• The biggest mistake podcasters make with content and how it disconnects from sales
• How to create aligned content that naturally leads to your offers
• The importance of strategic calls to action (and what to include in every episode)
• Why your podcast should be a nurture tool, not just a content platform
• What’s missing between your listeners and your offers (and how to build the bridge)

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Have you ever felt like you’re doing everything right with your podcast… but it’s just not working?

You’re showing up, publishing episodes, and putting in the effort but your downloads feel stuck, your audience isn’t engaging, and you’re not seeing leads or clients come through. If that sounds familiar, this episode is your sign to pause and reset.

In this episode, I’m breaking down the 5 clear signs your podcast needs an audit and how a few small, strategic tweaks can completely change the way your podcast supports your business. Because the truth is, your podcast isn’t broken… it just might not be optimized.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why your podcast isn’t bringing in leads or clients (and what’s missing)
• What it means when your downloads plateau and how to fix it
• The hidden cost of creating content without a clear plan
• Why your podcast feels harder than it should (especially as a busy mom)
• How to use your data to make smarter, growth-focused decisions

Next Steps:If this episode had you thinking, “Yep… that’s me,” here’s how to take action:

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Book a Podcast Growth Audit: https://www.podcastingformoms.co/audit/ → Get personalized feedback on your content strategy, positioning, CTAs, and growth opportunities

And if you know another podcaster who’s feeling stuck right now, send this episode their way—it might be exactly what they need.

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If you’ve ever sat down to record your podcast and thought, why does this feel so hard?—you’re not alone.

So many podcasters start with excitement, only to find themselves overwhelmed by content demands, inconsistent workflows, and the pressure to “do it all.”

In this episode, we’re breaking down the real reason podcasting feels heavier than it should and spoiler alert: it’s not because you’re doing it wrong. It’s because most podcasting advice is built on unsustainable strategies. You’ll learn how to simplify your approach so your podcast actually supports your business (instead of draining your time and energy).

In this episode, we cover:

• Why podcasting feels overwhelming (and what’s actually causing it)
• The biggest mistake podcasters make when trying to grow
• How overcomplicating your content is slowing you down
• The power of content frameworks and repeatable systems
• Why your podcast needs to be connected to your business
• How to simplify your strategy, structure, and workflow for long-term consistency

If your podcast currently feels like:

• A never-ending content hamster wheel
• Something you’re constantly “behind” on
• Or just another task on your to-do list

This episode will help you shift into a more sustainable, strategic approach so your podcast can finally start working for you.

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Inside, we’ll break down what’s working, what’s not, and exactly what to fix so your podcast becomes a true business asset.

👉 Sign up here: https://www.podcastingformoms.co/workshop

And if this episode resonated with you, share it with a fellow podcaster who needs a reminder: it’s not supposed to feel this hard.

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If you’ve been overthinking your podcast launch or wondering why your show isn’t gaining traction, this episode is your reset. In this conversation, I’m breaking down what actually matters in your first 90 days of podcasting and spoiler alert: it’s not your microphone, your cover art, or your Instagram strategy.

Instead, we’re talking about the Minimum Viable Podcast—the simplest, most effective version of your show that builds momentum, attracts the right listeners, and supports your business without burning you out. If you’re ready to stop spinning your wheels and start seeing real progress, this episode will completely shift how you approach podcasting.

In This Episode, We Cover:

• Why most podcasts fail (and what actually moves the needle instead)
• What a Minimum Viable Podcast really is and why you need one
• The 5 core elements that matter in your first 90 days
• How to create a simple, sustainable content plan you can actually stick to
• Why clarity of purpose is the foundation of podcast growth
• The truth about downloads (and what to focus on instead)
• How to build momentum even if your podcast is brand new
• The biggest mistakes to ignore in the early stages of podcasting

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If you’re ready to take this a step further and get real clarity on what’s working (and what’s not) in your podcast check out the Moms Behind the Mic Society.

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If you’ve been stuck in a cycle of consuming podcast tips but still not seeing results… this episode is your wake-up call.

Because the truth is—your podcast isn’t struggling because you don’t know enough. It’s struggling because you’re trying to build something powerful without the support you actually need.

In this episode, we’re having a real, honest conversation about why more advice isn’t the answer and what actually creates momentum in your podcast (especially as a busy mom building a business in part-time hours).

In this episode, we cover:

• Why consuming more podcast advice is keeping you stuck (and what to do instead)
• The 5 real reasons your podcast isn’t gaining traction
• The difference between advice vs. support (and why it matters more than you think)
• How isolation is quietly killing your podcast momentum
• What real, strategic support actually looks like for sustainable podcast growth

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, inconsistent, or questioning whether your podcast is even working… this episode will help you shift out of “figuring it out alone” mode and into building a podcast that actually supports your business.

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If you’ve been podcasting for six months or even a year and you’re wondering why nothing is happening—no clients, no leads, barely any downloads—this episode is for you.

Before you assume your podcast “isn’t working,” we need to have a real conversation about what might actually be going on behind the scenes. The truth is, most podcasts don’t fail because they’re bad… they fail because the strategy behind them was never built to convert in the first place.

In this episode, I’m walking you through the most common reasons podcasters don’t see results and what you can do to fix it before you decide to quit your show.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Why downloads are often the wrong metric to focus on
• The difference between consistency and actual strategy
• Why broad podcast topics struggle to convert listeners into buyers
• The biggest mistake podcasters make when it comes to selling
• How your content might be attracting the wrong stage of buyer
• Why six months into podcasting might actually still be early
• The strategic shifts that can help your podcast start working for your business

If you’ve been putting in the effort but not seeing traction yet, this episode will help you zoom out, refine your strategy, and make sure your podcast is actually built to support your business goals.

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Can we talk about the part of podcasting no one warns you about?

It’s not the mic.
It’s not the editing.
It’s not even the downloads.

It’s the invisible work.

And when you’re already carrying the invisible load of motherhood? That weight doubles.

In this episode, we’re breaking down why podcasting can feel heavier than it should and how to reduce the unnecessary drain without quitting your show.

If your podcast feels exhausting even though it’s technically “doing fine,” this one is going to hit.

In This Episode, We Cover:

• What the invisible work of podcasting actually looks like
• Why creative output drains more energy than you realize
• The real reason podcasting feels lonely (especially for moms)
• How lack of structure creates burnout
• Why resentment creeps in when your show isn’t connected to revenue
• Simple shifts that dramatically reduce mental load
• How to turn your podcast into a visibility engine instead of a weekly scramble

Ready for a Lighter Way to Podcast?If this episode made you realize your show might be working harder than it needs to, I’d love to help you simplify it.

Whether that’s through my frameworks, my programs, or auditing your current structure — there is a more sustainable way to grow a profitable podcast in part-time hours.

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What if the reason your podcast isn’t growing isn’t because it’s bad… but because you’re quitting too soon?

In this episode, I’m having a real, honest conversation about why so many mom podcasters stop right before things start working. Podcasting is a slow burn. It’s not instant dopamine like social media. It’s a compounding strategy and if you quit before the compounding happens, you’ll assume it failed.

If you’ve ever looked at your downloads and thought, “Maybe this just isn’t working,” this episode is for you. Because the truth? Most mom podcasters don’t quit because they’re bad at business. They quit because they’re overwhelmed, juggling everything, and measuring the wrong things.

Here’s what we’re breaking down:

• Why podcasting has a delayed return (and why that’s actually powerful)
• The 5 biggest reasons most mom podcasters quit
• Why early growth never looks flashy but still counts
• The difference between failing and simply being early
• The metrics that actually matter
• What creates real podcast momentum (hint: it’s strategy + consistency)
• Why giving your show a true six-month runway changes everything

If you’re in the “boring middle” of podcasting right now, I want you to know: that’s where momentum is quietly building.

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Your podcast doesn’t need to be perfect.
It doesn’t need to be viral.
It just needs to stay alive long enough to work.

Don’t quit before the compounding happens. 🎙️

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If you’ve been putting out episodes consistently but still thinking, “Why does this feel so hard?” — this episode is your loving wake-up call.

Most mom podcasters aren’t struggling because they lack discipline. And it’s definitely not because they “started too late.” The real problem? You built your podcast like a passion project… but you’re expecting it to perform like a sales system.

In this episode, I’m breaking down why your podcast might feel heavy, disconnected, or like it’s not actually moving your business forward — and what to shift so your show becomes a sustainable lead-generating asset (without burning yourself out).

In this episode, we cover:

• Why most mom podcasters are actually doing enough
• The difference between a passion project and a sales system
• The one question you need to ask about your podcast’s “job”
• Why podcasting like you have unlimited time will always backfire
• The importance of building systems instead of relying on pressure
• How to connect your podcast to a bigger business ecosystem
• The simple shift that turns your show from “content” into a business asset

If this episode hits close to home, here’s your reminder:
You don’t need to podcast harder.
You don’t need more episodes.
And you definitely don’t need more hustle.

You need a podcast strategy that supports your real life — your energy, your time, and your season of motherhood.

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If you’ve been listening through this bonus mini series and quietly wondering whether one-on-one podcast support might be your next step, this episode is for you. Not to convince you. Not to push you. But to give you clarity.

In this final bonus episode, I’m walking you through exactly what it looks like to work with me one-on-one for podcast strategy and production support so you can decide what kind of help (if any) actually makes sense for you and your season of life.

We talk about why podcasting can feel so heavy when you’re trying to do all the roles at once, the difference between strategic support and full strategy + production support, and what clients usually notice first when they stop carrying their podcast alone.

Spoiler: it’s not instant growth or downloads—it’s relief. If you’re craving clarity, containment, and a podcast that actually supports your business instead of draining it, this episode will help you name what you’ve been carrying and explore what support could look like moving forward.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why most podcasters don’t struggle because of consistency or motivation
• The real reason podcasting feels overwhelming for so many moms
• What one-on-one podcast strategy support includes
• What it looks like to combine strategy and production support
• The first thing clients notice when they bring on podcast support
• What working with me one-on-one is not
• How to know if support makes sense for you in this season

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Learn more about 1:1 podcast support

Whether you decide to apply or not, I hope this series reminded you that you don’t have to struggle your way through podcasting alone.

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When we talk about DIY podcasting, the conversation usually gets stuck on money. But the real cost? It often has nothing to do with your bank account. In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, we’re digging into the hidden costs of doing it all yourself—the time, energy, momentum, and mental load that quietly pile up behind the scenes.

If you’ve ever felt like your podcast is something you’re constantly “catching up on,” or like it’s asking more from you than you can realistically give in this season of motherhood and business, this episode is for you. We’re reframing what support really means and asking an honest question: is DIY podcasting still serving you or is it slowly costing you more than you realize?

In this episode, we cover:

• The real time cost of DIY podcasting (and why it’s never just “a few extra hours”)
• How podcasting creates invisible mental and emotional labor
• Why lost momentum is one of the most expensive costs of all
• The hidden business impact of an unsupported podcast
• A gentle reframe to help you evaluate whether this season still makes sense

This episode isn’t about pushing you to outsource—it’s about helping you protect your energy, your time, and your ability to keep showing up consistently. In the next episode, I’ll walk you through exactly how I support clients one-on-one with podcast strategy and production so you can decide what kind of support feels right for you in this season.

🎧 Tune in, reflect honestly, and remember: you’re not just building a podcast—you’re building something sustainable that supports your life, not drains it.

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If you’ve ever listened to podcast advice and thought, “I’m not failing… I’m just exhausted doing this alone,” this episode is for you. Today we’re talking about what real support behind the mic actually looks like—not vague encouragement or hype, but practical, day-to-day support that makes podcasting feel lighter, calmer, and sustainable again.

In this episode, I break down the difference between doing it all yourself and being truly supported in your podcast. We’ll talk about why support doesn’t take away your voice or control, how it removes mental load and decision fatigue, and what changes when your podcast is held inside a clear strategy and structure. If podcasting has started to feel heavy, chaotic, or draining, this conversation might put words to something you didn’t realize you were craving.

In this episode, we cover:

• What podcast support really means (and what it doesn’t)
• Why support should hold your voice—not replace it
• How strategy eliminates the “what should I talk about?” spiral
• The hidden mental load of making every podcast decision alone
• Why structure actually creates more calm and creativity
• How reducing production friction gives you your energy back
• The quiet confidence that comes from being supported inside a process

If this episode feels grounding or relieving as you listen, pay attention—that reaction matters. In the next episode, we’ll dive into the real cost of doing everything yourself, not just financially, but mentally and energetically too.

You don’t have to carry your podcast alone and sustainable podcasting doesn’t have to feel heavy.

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If someone binge-listened to your last five podcast episodes… would they know what you actually sell?

Oof. I know. That question can sting a little.

In this episode, we’re having an honest (but gentle) conversation about whether your podcast is truly set up to support your business or if it’s just existing next to it. Because here’s the truth: you can have incredible content, loyal listeners, and high-value episodes… and still not see sales. Not because you’re doing anything “wrong,” but because your podcast might not be positioned to sell.

Today, we’re breaking down what a sales-ready podcast actually looks like, the common mistakes I see all the time, and how to shift from “just educating” to building belief and guiding listeners toward the next step without being pushy, awkward, or salesy.

In This Episode, We Cover:

• The uncomfortable question most podcasters avoid
• Why “just adding more value” doesn’t automatically lead to sales
• The difference between education and positioning
• A simple self-audit to see if your podcast is aligned with your offers
• What a podcast that’s actually set up to sell does differently
• Common mistakes (like only selling in the last 15 seconds 👀)
• How to make your podcast a bridge to your offers — not just a content library
• Why repetition isn’t annoying… it’s necessary

If this episode made you realize your podcast might not actually be supporting your income the way you want it to, that’s not failure — it’s clarity. And clarity is powerful.

If you’re ready to create a profitable and sustainable podcast that turns listeners into buyers (without working full-time hours), I’d love to support you insideMoms Behind the Mic Society — my low-cost membership for mom podcasters who want to start, grow, and scale their show strategically.

You don’t need to podcast more.
You don’t need better equipment.
You just need a podcast that’s aligned with your business goals.

Let’s make that happen.

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In this bonus episode of Podcasting for Moms, Jenny breaks down what’s actually stalling podcast growth for so many mom entrepreneurs: invisible friction, decision fatigue, and a lack of strategic direction. This is a gentle but honest reframe for anyone who feels stuck, overwhelmed, or quietly frustrated by a podcast that feels harder than it should even when you’re “doing everything right.”

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why consistency without strategy keeps you spinning your wheels
• The real reason podcasting starts to feel mentally exhausting
• How decision fatigue behind the mic kills momentum (especially for busy moms)
• What happens when your podcast isn’t clearly connected to your business
• The invisible production friction that slowly drains your energy and creativity
• Why podcast growth isn’t about trying harder — it’s about removing friction

This episode is part of a special bonus series, and it leads directly into the next conversation about what real support behind the mic actually looks like — not in theory, but in practice. If your podcast feels heavy, this episode will help you pinpoint why and where support could make the biggest difference.

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Before we go any further into this bonus mini-series, we need to talk about something important: one-on-one podcast support. If you’ve ever felt guilty for wanting help, unsure if you’re “ready,” or wondered whether support means you somehow failed at DIY… this episode is for you. Because needing support doesn’t mean you didn’t try hard enough — it usually means effort alone isn’t the problem anymore. Structure is.

In this episode, we’re having an honest, pressure-free conversation about who one-on-one podcast support is for and who it’s not. We’ll break down the signs that support can actually create momentum (instead of adding more to your plate), why support isn’t about perfection or quick fixes, and how having someone in your corner can make podcasting more sustainable as a busy mom in business. This is about clarity, direction, and building a podcast that works with your life — not against it.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why needing podcast support does not mean you failed at DIY
• The difference between motivation and direction
• Who one-on-one podcast support is actually designed for
• How podcast support helps you move forward imperfectly but intentionally
• Why support matters if you want your podcast to support your business (not just your ego)
• Signs your podcast feels like an invisible load and what that really means
• Who one-on-one support is not for (and why that matters just as much)

If you’ve been asking yourself “Am I ready for support?” this episode invites you to consider a better question: Do I really want to keep doing this alone?

As you continue through this bonus series, listen with curiosity — not pressure. And if you catch yourself thinking, “I just want someone in my corner with this,” that’s worth paying attention to.

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If you’ve been podcasting for a while and you’re doing all the “right” things—but your show still feels heavier than it should—this episode is for you. In this short bonus trailer, I’m sharing what I see all the time with smart, capable mom podcasters who are consistent, invested, and showing up… yet still feel like they’re carrying their podcast alone. Not because they’re doing it wrong, but because podcasting was never meant to be done in isolation.

This episode introduces a two-week bonus mini series focused on what it actually looks like to be supported behind the mic. No hype. No pressure to work harder. Just honest conversations to help you decide what kind of support you truly need (if any) so your podcast can feel lighter, clearer, and more sustainable.

In this bonus mini series, we’ll talk about:

• Why DIY podcasting eventually stops working for many mom podcasters
• What’s really holding your show back (and it’s not consistency)
• The hidden cost of doing everything yourself
• What one-on-one podcast strategy and production support actually looks like
• How to know when you’re ready for support without giving up control

Each episode is short, honest, and designed to help you gain clarity, momentum, and relief behind the mic. The first episode is live now so once you finish listening to this, go ahead and tune in.

Listen to Episode 1

Listen to Episode 2

Listen to Episode 3

Listen to Episode 4

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Have you ever thought about pitching yourself as a podcast guest… only to immediately talk yourself out of it? Maybe you’ve told yourself you’re too new, your audience isn’t big enough, or no one would want to book you yet.

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, we’re busting that myth wide open and talking about what actually gets you booked on podcasts and spoiler alert: it has nothing to do with your follower count, downloads, or years of experience.

Inside this conversation, I’m breaking down what podcast hosts are really looking for when they book guests and why being useful will always matter more than being “impressive.” If you’re a newer podcaster or mom entrepreneur who wants more visibility without feeling awkward, salesy, or underqualified, this episode will help you shift your mindset, sharpen your positioning, and start pitching with confidence instead of panic.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why usefulness beats experience every single time when it comes to podcast guesting
• What podcast hosts actually care about when reading pitches
• The biggest positioning mistake newer hosts make (and how to fix it)
• How to pitch yourself without leading with your resume or credentials
• Why being a podcast host yourself is a major advantage

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• Podcast Guesting Toolkit — a DIY, plug-and-play option with templates and scripts to help you land interviews on your own terms

🎧 And if this episode gave you a mindset shift or light-bulb moment, be sure to subscribe, leave a quick review, or share it with another mom who’s ready to get visible without burning out.

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If your podcast feels stalled — flat downloads, no client momentum, and lots of effort with very little payoff — this episode might sting just a little (in the most loving way).

In today’s episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m breaking down three common mistakes mom podcasters make that quietly tank podcast growth even when they’re showing up consistently and “doing all the right things.” The tricky part? Most of these mistakes feel productive… but they’re actually keeping your podcast from doing its job.

This episode is a permission slip to stop overcomplicating your podcast and start treating it like the business asset it’s meant to be.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why creating episodes without a clear purpose leads to noise — not momentum
• The difference between running your podcast like a hobby vs. a business pillar
• Why obsessing over downloads can actually slow your growth
• How connection (not vanity metrics) turns listeners into buyers
• Simple shifts to refocus your podcast without starting over

If you want a podcast that fits into your life as a busy mom and supports your business goals, this episode will help you simplify, clarify, and move forward with intention.

✨ Ready for support?Inside the Moms Behind the Mic Society, I help moms build sustainable, profitable podcasts without burnout or overwhelm.

🎧 Press play and let’s stop doing the things that are quietly holding your podcast back.

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Pouring your heart into your podcast but still wondering why no one’s finding it?

Here’s the truth most podcasters don’t realize: your lack of discovery has nothing to do with your content and everything to do with your foundation.

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m breaking down how podcast apps actually work, why clever titles are keeping moms invisible, and what really drives sustainable podcast growth even if you’re only working in the margins.

If you want consistent discovery without burning out or posting everywhere, this episode is for you.

In this episode, we cover:

• How podcast apps decide which shows get discovered
• Why clarity beats clever when it comes to podcast titles and descriptions
• How episode titles can become your biggest discovery tool
• The role consistency and listener behavior play in podcast growth
• The #1 mistake keeping mom podcasters invisible

If this episode helps you rethink your podcast strategy, tap follow so you don’t miss what’s coming next and leave a quick review to help more moms find the show.

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Think your podcast isn’t growing because you don’t have enough time? Think again.

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m breaking down exactly how to grow your podcast in just 20 minutes a week—no daily posting, no complicated systems, and no burnout required.

If you’re a busy mom in business who knows your podcast could be doing more but feels overwhelmed by all the “shoulds,” this episode is your permission slip to simplify.

You’ll learn:

• Why most podcasters don’t have a growth problem—they have a time problem
• The biggest mistake mom podcasters make when it comes to growth
• A simple, repeatable 20-minute weekly podcast growth plan
• How to focus on leverage instead of hustle
• What to stop doing if you want sustainable podcast growth
• How relationship-based growth can outperform algorithms every time

This approach works because it fits real life, real seasons of motherhood, and real businesses—not hustle culture.

And if you’re ready for support implementing a sustainable podcast growth plan, I’ll also share how you can get help inside the Moms Behind the Mic Society, where mom podcasters grow strategically in part-time hours.

You don’t need more time.
You just need a better plan.

🎧 Tune in now and learn how 20 minutes a week can actually move the needle.

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If you’ve ever wondered whether your podcast isn’t growing because you’re not publishing enough episodes, this one is your gentle but honest wake-up call. In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, Jenny breaks down the myth that more episodes automatically equal more growth and explains why, for busy moms in business, doing more can actually slow you down.

You’ll learn what actually drives sustainable podcast growth, why consistency matters more than volume, and how to build a podcast strategy that fits your real life instead of burning you out. If you’ve been feeling pressure to keep up with “everyone else,” this episode will help you refocus on what truly moves the needle.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why publishing more episodes doesn’t guarantee more listeners or downloads
• The difference between consistency and overproducing
• How unclear messaging and poor discoverability stall podcast growth
• Why more episodes can drain your energy, creativity, and momentum
• What actually grows a podcast: strategy, SEO, promotion, and collaboration
• A simple checklist to decide if you really need more episodes—or a better plan
• Smarter ways to grow your show without adding more to your plate

If you’re ready to grow your podcast with intention—and without burnout—this episode will help you shift from doing more to doing what matters.

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If your podcast feels off like you’ve outgrown your content, your downloads have dipped, or you’re avoiding the mic altogether then this episode is your permission slip to stop panicking. You don’t need to scrap your show or start from scratch. What you really need is a podcast reset.

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, Jenny walks you through exactly how to refresh your podcast in a way that aligns with your current season of motherhood and business. You’ll learn how to reconnect with your mission, simplify your content, and make podcasting feel exciting (and sustainable) again without losing everything you’ve already built

In this episode, we cover:

• Signs your podcast doesn’t need a rebrand—just a reset
• How to realign your show with your current life and business season
• Reestablishing your podcast mission so your content feels clear again
• Clarifying content pillars that actually support your offers
• When (and how) to create a “reset” episode or mini series
• Simple format and system tweaks to make podcasting feel easier
• Why batching your next few episodes is key to regaining momentum
• What not to delete when you’re refreshing your podcast
• Letting go of perfection and allowing your podcast to evolve with you

If you’re a mom in business craving clarity, consistency, and confidence behind the mic again, this episode will help you hit reset without starting over.

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The future of podcasting is becoming more mom-friendly and it’s about time. In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, Jenny breaks down the biggest podcasting trends shaping 2026 and beyond and explains why they actually work in favor of busy mom entrepreneurs.

If you’ve ever wondered whether podcasting is oversaturated, dying, or just too much to keep up with in this season of life, this episode will give you a refreshing reality check.

You’ll walk away with clarity on how podcasting is evolving, what matters most moving forward, and how to build a show that grows your business without requiring more time, longer episodes, or constant hustle. From shorter episodes to smarter systems, these trends are designed to help moms podcast sustainably and confidently.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why podcasting isn’t dying and why niche, mom-led shows are thriving
• The rise of micro-podcasts and short-form audio episodes
• How private podcasts are becoming powerful tools for growth and monetization
• Why hyper-niche content wins with podcast SEO and listener trust
• How AI can streamline your podcast workflow (without replacing you)
• Why audience intent matters more than audience size
• How moms are monetizing podcasts without relying on sponsors
• Why collaboration is replacing competition in the podcasting space

If you want a podcast that fits your real life as a mom and supports your business goals, this episode is a must-listen.

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Ever looked back at your podcasting year and thought, “Okay… some of that was great, and some of that? Never again”? Same. In this behind-the-mic episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on what actually worked in 2025, what absolutely didn’t, and the big shifts I’m making as I step into 2026 with more clarity, more strategy, and more margin than ever before. Because podcasting as a mom isn’t just about content—it’s about sustainability, alignment, and building momentum in real-life windows like nap time, car line, and that magical 30 minutes when the toddler entertains themselves.

I’m breaking down my six podcast goals for 2026, how I’m treating my show as the core of my visibility ecosystem, and how you can use my MVP mini-framework to set aligned podcast goals of your own. If you’re ready to grow your show sustainably and make podcasting feel lighter—you’re going to love this one.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

• What worked (and what totally didn’t) in my 2025 podcast strategy
• Why myth-busting episodes and collaborations will play a bigger role in 2026
• My six podcast goals for 2026, including sustainable growth, intentional planning & data-driven content
• How I’m using my MVP Goal-Setting Mini Framework to simplify my planning
• What you can expect on the Podcasting for Moms show in 2026
• Why podcasting becomes easier—and more effective—when you build systems that support it

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If today’s episode lit a fire under you and you’re ready to plan, grow, and sustain your podcast with intention, come join us inside Moms Behind the Mic Society—the membership designed for mom podcasters who want clarity, consistency, and support without the overwhelm.

Inside, you’ll get:

• Strategic monthly episode planning
• Plug-and-play templates & workflows
• Community, accountability & behind-the-mic realness
• Support to make your podcast sustainable and effective

Your podcast doesn’t have to be a solo sport and in this community, it never is.

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If your podcast routine looks like “record during nap time… unless they don’t nap… and then maybe after bedtime… unless I fall asleep first,” this episode is going to feel like a breath of fresh air.

In this conversation, we’re breaking down how to build a podcast routine that works with your real mom life — not against it. No more unrealistic expectations, overstuffed to-do lists, or pressure to be “consistent” in a way that doesn’t match your season.

You’ll learn simple, sustainable ways to create a predictable workflow, choose a schedule that fits your current life, and finally stop flying by the seat of your yoga pants. This is the episode that helps you podcast smarter, not harder, so you can grow your show without burning out.

Inside This Episode, You’ll Learn:

• Why most mom podcasters struggle with consistency
• Four podcast schedules that actually work for different mom seasons
• A simple 5-step workflow that removes decision fatigue
• How to plug your routine into your existing weekly rhythm
• Tools, templates, and automation ideas to lighten the mental load
• Why sustainability beats perfection every time

✨ Join Moms Behind the Mic

If this episode has you thinking, “Okay, I need a routine that finally works,” then you’ll love Moms Behind the Mic — the monthly membership designed specifically for mom podcasters. Inside, you’ll get:

• Podcast planning and batching templates
• Step-by-step workflows
• Monthly accountability + check-ins
• A supportive community of moms who get it
• Workshops + resources to help your show grow sustainably

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If you’ve been showing up, hitting publish every week, and doing all the “right” things… but your download numbers still aren’t moving? You’re not alone — and nothing is wrong with you or your show.

In this episode, we’re unpacking the five most common mistakes that keep podcasters stuck in a growth plateau plus the simple shifts that will finally help your listener numbers climb again. These are the exact issues I see over and over again as a podcast strategist, especially among busy moms trying to grow their show in the margins of their day.

You’ll learn: ✨ Why your episode titles might be sabotaging your discoverability
✨ The #1 content habit that could multiply your reach (without more work!)
✨ How to turn listeners into loyal fans who share your show
✨ What “promoting your podcast” really looks like (and why it doesn’t require dancing on Reels)
✨ The real reason your show feels stuck and the growth plan you actually need

If you’re ready for your hard work to finally translate into real growth, this episode is a must-listen.

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You started your podcast to grow your business, not to spend hours every week editing, uploading, and writing show notes. So how do you know when it’s time to get support and reclaim your time?

In this episode, I break down the clear signs that it’s time to outsource parts of your podcast and exactly where to start. Whether you’re feeling behind on consistency, overwhelmed by editing, or just ready to focus on growth instead of busywork, this episode will help you figure out what to delegate, when to do it, and who to hire first.

You’ll learn:

• The mindset shift every mompreneur needs before outsourcing
• 5 signs you’re ready to hand off podcast tasks
• The best order to outsource (starting with editing!)
• What to look for when hiring a podcast manager or VA
• Why outsourcing isn’t an expense—it’s an ROI on your time and sanity

If your podcast has started feeling more like a full-time job than a creative outlet, it’s time to make your next power move.

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What if you could grow your podcast without spending more time creating content just by borrowing someone else’s audience? In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m breaking down how podcast guesting can help you tap into warm, engaged audiences and grow your show organically (without relying on social media or stressing over downloads).

You’ll learn: 🎙️ Why podcast guesting is one of the most effective growth strategies for mom entrepreneurs
🎯 How to find the right shows to pitch (and which ones to avoid)
💌 What to include in a standout pitch that gets a “yes”
📈 How to turn each guest interview into real podcast growth—not just temporary exposure

Plus, I’ll walk you through how to build a simple system for pitching, tracking, and repurposing your guest appearances so you can keep growing your audience while staying in your mom rhythm.

If you’re ready to grow your podcast the sustainable way without spending more time online, this episode is a must-listen.

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Think you need to go viral to grow your podcast? Think again.

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I break down exactly how to attract your first 1,000 real listeners — the kind who binge your episodes, share your show, and eventually buy from you.

You’ll learn:
✅ How to clarify your podcast promise so the right audience finds you
✅ Simple SEO tweaks to boost discoverability
✅ A repeatable promotion system that doesn’t rely on social media burnout
✅ Ways to create a binge-worthy listener experience
✅ How to use your email list to grow your show (and vice versa)
✅ What to track to know what’s actually working

If you’re ready to build sustainable podcast growth without ads or gimmicks, this episode is your step-by-step roadmap.

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Social media is borrowed land but your email list? That’s yours.

And here’s the secret most podcasters miss: your podcast is one of the best tools you already have to grow it.

In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain and sharing exactly how to use your podcast to build an engaged email list without feeling pushy or salesy. I’ll walk you through how to connect your show and your list so you can grow your audience, nurture deeper relationships, and create a seamless bridge between your podcast and paid offers.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• Why your podcast and email list are the ultimate business duo
• How to create a freebie that aligns perfectly with your podcast content
• Simple ways to promote your opt-in naturally throughout your episodes
• How to use content upgrades to boost conversions
• Tips to make joining your list irresistible and easy for your listeners

If you’re ready to grow your list and your impact — all through your podcast — this episode is for you.

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Are downloads really the best way to measure your podcast’s success? Spoiler alert: not even close.

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m breaking down the metrics that actually matter when it comes to knowing if your podcast is working for you.

We’ll dig into:

• Why downloads are just a vanity metric (and what to track instead)
• The power of listener engagement and real audience feedback
• How your podcast can fuel community growth and collaborations
• The role of client conversions in defining true success
• Personal wins like increased confidence and thought leadership opportunities

Whether you have 50 listeners or 5,000, this conversation will help you shift your focus from chasing numbers to creating a podcast that fuels your business, builds connections, and makes a lasting impact.

If you’ve ever felt discouraged by your stats, this episode will give you the clarity (and relief!) you’ve been looking for.

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Are you pouring hours into your podcast only for it to disappear after one share on Instagram? What if your episodes could keep working for you long after they go live without adding more to your plate?

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, Jenny breaks down how to reuse and repurpose your podcast content so it fuels your entire content strategy. You’ll learn how to turn a single episode into multiple posts, emails, blog posts, and even freebies that continue to grow your audience on autopilot.

You’ll discover:

• Why repurposing is a must for busy moms in business
• Simple, actionable ways to stretch your content across platforms
• Time-saving hacks to make repurposing quick and sustainable
• A real-life example of turning one episode into 10+ pieces of content

If you’re ready to stop treating your podcast like a one-and-done and start maximizing the impact of every episode, this one’s for you.

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Launched your podcast with excitement but now it feels inconsistent, misaligned, or overwhelming? You don’t need to start over—you just need a reset.

In this bonus episode, I’m wrapping up the Minimum Viable Podcast series by showing you how the MVP framework can help both new and seasoned podcasters simplify their process, realign their content, and get back into momentum.

Whether you’re launching from scratch or refreshing a show that’s drifted off course, you’ll learn how to:

• Clarify your mission and message
• Simplify your episode plan
• Streamline your systems and workflows
• Create sustainable consistency
• Build a podcast that actually supports your business and life as a busy mom

If your podcast has been collecting dust or just doesn’t feel aligned anymore, this is your invitation to reset and make it work for you again.

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Consistency sounds great until real life kicks in with sick days, school pickups, and the never-ending mental load. In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m pulling back the curtain on how I actually stay consistent with my podcast without batching 10 episodes at once, pulling all-nighters, or running a huge team.

I’ll share the simple rhythms, tools, and mindset shifts that keep me showing up week after week, even when life gets chaotic.

You’ll learn:

• Why seasonal batching works better than rigid deadlines
• How Airtable + streamlined workflows save me hours every month
• The power of templates to reduce mental load and keep things sustainable
• Why consistency doesn’t mean perfection—it means finding a rhythm that works for you

If you’ve been struggling to keep your podcast going or wondering how to stay consistent after launch, this episode is your permission slip to simplify and reset.

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Ever felt like your podcast dream is stuck on the back burner between nap times, client calls, and reheating your coffee (again)? In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m sharing the inspiring story of Sarah, a mom of two who went from overwhelmed and overthinking to launching her podcast in under 30 days.

You’ll hear exactly how we used my Minimum Viable Podcast (MVP) Framework to keep things simple, strategic, and sustainable without burnout or overcomplication. From creating her 3-episode Launchpad to setting up a plug-and-play workflow, Sarah was able to record during nap times, release consistent episodes, and even land guest opportunities within weeks of launching.

If you’ve been waiting for a sign that you can launch a podcast in the margins of mom life, this is it.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• How the MVP Framework helps you ditch overthinking and start podcasting with ease
• The 3-episode Launchpad that sets your show up for success from day one
• Why consistency doesn’t require a perfect system—just a simple, sustainable plan

🎧 Press play and see how doable launching your podcast can be, even as a busy mom!

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Feeling like podcasting is taking more time and energy than you can give? Or maybe you’re just getting started and wondering how to keep things simple without sacrificing impact?

In this episode, I’m breaking down exactly what a Minimum Viable Podcast is and how it can help you cut the fluff, simplify your workflow, and actually enjoy podcasting again.

You’ll learn:

• What “minimum viable” really means for your show
• The four core elements of the MVP framework
• Why this approach works whether you’re launching or realigning an existing podcast

If you’re ready for a podcast that’s clear, strategic, and sustainable—one that fits into your busy mom life instead of working against it, this episode is for you.

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Podcasting as a mom is a whole different game. School drop-offs, nap-time recordings, and running a business in between. And the truth? Most podcasting advice out there isn’t built for moms juggling it all.

In this episode, I’m breaking down the three biggest mistakes I see mom podcasters make (and probably why your show feels heavier than it should).

You’ll learn how to:

• Stop overcomplicating the podcasting process and focus on what actually matters.
• Avoid burnout by not trying to do it all alone.
• Get crystal clear on your message so your podcast connects and grows.

If your podcast feels overwhelming, scattered, or like it’s just not working the way you hoped, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to keep moving forward without the burnout.

Ready to simplify and refresh your podcast? Tune in now and learn how to skip the mistakes most moms make so you can create a show that’s sustainable and successful.

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What if the biggest thing holding you back from launching (or staying consistent with) your podcast isn’t time, tech, or strategy but perfectionism?

In this episode, I’m kicking off The Minimum Viable Podcast Series and breaking down why you don’t need fancy gear, a 12-week content plan, or a flawless launch strategy to make an impact. Instead, I’ll show you how focusing on clarity, simplicity, and consistency is the key to creating a podcast that actually fits your life as a busy mom.

You’ll learn:

• Why messy action beats perfection every time
• The 4 core elements you really need for a sustainable podcast
• How the MVP Framework helps you launch (or relaunch) with confidence and ease

If you’ve been waiting for the “perfect” moment to start or if your current podcast feels heavy and hard to maintain—this episode will give you permission to keep it simple, show up as you are, and remember that your message matters more than your mic.

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Ever wonder if your podcast is really doing the heavy lifting for your business? In this live podcast audit, I sit down with Lori, host of On a Mission Momentum, to take a closer look at her show and uncover strategies to help her grow her audience and attract more aligned clients.

We talk about:
🎙️ Why having a primarily solo podcast can actually boost your authority
🔍 Simple SEO tweaks that can help your show become more searchable
📈 Practical ways to increase listenership without adding hours of extra work
🤝 How to use podcast guesting as a growth strategy (even when you’re short on time)

If you’ve been showing up consistently but feel like your audience growth is stalling, this episode will give you actionable steps to optimize your podcast and start seeing real momentum.

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Not every part of podcasting is glamorous—and that’s exactly what we’re diving into today. In this episode, I’m sharing the behind-the-scenes, often overlooked tasks that actually help your podcast grow, gain visibility, and support your business goals.

We’re talking SEO tweaks, boring-but-brilliant workflows, why you should stop obsessing over social media clips, and how to stay consistent (even with a full plate). If you’ve been spending your time on all the fun stuff but wondering why your show isn’t growing… this one’s for you.

Tune in to learn:

• 5 unsexy podcast tasks that truly move the needle
• What you can stop doing to save time and energy
• How these small shifts support your long-term podcast growth

Whether you’re brand new or knee-deep in episodes, this episode will help you refocus on the things that matter most.

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Fall can feel like a fresh start but also a fast track to burnout if you’re not careful.

Between back-to-school chaos, business goals, and holiday prep, your podcast can easily slip through the cracks.

In this episode, I’m sharing my go-to fall podcast strategy to help you stay consistent without running yourself into the ground.

We’re diving into the 3 B’s:
🎙️ Batching that actually fits your busy life
🎧 Breaks that keep you consistent without ghosting your audience
🔥 Burnout-proofing your podcast with smart boundaries

Whether you’re trying to get ahead or just keep up, this episode will help you create a sustainable fall podcast plan that works with your real-life schedule, not against it.

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Is your podcast helping you grow your business—or just taking up space on your to-do list?

In this episode, we're doing a fall reset. I’m walking you through how to realign your podcast with your actual business goals so every episode works smarter, not harder, for you. You’ll learn how to identify your current priorities, audit your content, and create a podcast plan that supports your offers, launches, and capacity as a busy mom in business.

Whether you're gearing up for a fall launch, simplifying your schedule, or just trying to stay consistent before the holiday season, this episode is packed with actionable tips to help you get back on track without the burnout.

What you’ll learn:

• The #1 reason your podcast might not be converting
• How to align your episodes with your current goals
• My simple fall podcast planning checklist
• Strategic content ideas that warm up your audience for what’s next

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Feeling like your podcast has lost a little steam this summer? You’re not alone and you definitely don’t need to start from scratch.

In this mid-year reset episode, I’m walking you through exactly what to review, refresh, or retire so you can move into the second half of the year with more clarity, confidence, and intention.

We’ll chat download trends, top-performing episodes, listener retention, and workflow friction—plus quick wins to give your podcast a glow-up without the burnout. Whether you need a visual rebrand, a tighter format, or just permission to pause what’s not serving you anymore, this episode is your go-to roadmap for making podcasting sustainable again.

🎧 Tune in to:

• Audit your numbers and audience feedback (without spiraling)
• Refresh your visuals, episode titles, and systems
• Let go of what’s draining you (yes, even if it “used to work”)

Let’s reignite your podcast momentum—starting today.

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Let’s be honest - mom life and entrepreneurship don’t always come with a perfectly quiet room and an iced coffee in hand. Sometimes you're recording in your car, dodging Goldfish crackers, or pausing mid-sentence when your toddler wakes up. This episode is your permission slip to podcast through the chaos.

If you’ve ever felt like everything has to be perfect to hit “record,” this episode is for you. I’m sharing real-talk encouragement and practical tips for how to keep podcasting even when life feels messy—including how to prep for low-energy weeks, record on the fly, and give yourself grace without ghosting your listeners.

Inside this quick and heartfelt episode, you’ll learn:

• What “showing up” really means (and why it’s not always weekly episodes)
• 4 low-effort strategies for keeping your podcast going during tough seasons
• Why connection trumps perfection every single time

Your listeners don’t expect perfection—they want you. So let’s make space for sustainable podcasting, even when life is a little loud.

🎧 Mentioned in this episode: Moms Behind the Mic Society

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Ever wish you could sit down with a podcast strategist and ask all your burning questions—like do I need a big audience to start? or how do I stay consistent when life is chaos?

In this unfiltered Ask Me Anything episode, I’m answering real questions from moms in the podcasting trenches. No fluff, no sugar-coating, and definitely no gatekeeping—just honest, mom-to-mom advice to help you start or grow your podcast with confidence.

We’re covering:
🎙 Whether a big audience is actually necessary
🎙 Staying consistent when life gets messy
🎙 If podcasting is still worth it (spoiler: YES)
🎙 How to monetize without sponsors
🎙 What to do if no one listens at first

If you’ve been feeling stuck, unsure, or overwhelmed, this episode is your reminder that you’re not alone—and that your voice truly matters.

👇 LINKS & RESOURCES
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Ever feel like one missed recording might derail your whole podcast? You’re not alone, mama. Between business tasks, family demands, and everything in between, showing up consistently can feel impossible—but it doesn’t have to.

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m sharing five realistic, stress-free strategies to help you stay consistent with your podcast—even when life feels like a hot mess. We’re talking mini batching, repurposing, flexible formats, and more.

These are the exact methods I use (and teach inside Moms Behind the Mic Society) to keep the momentum going without burning out.

You’ll learn how to:
🎧 Make batching work even in short pockets of time
🎧 Embrace low-lift, high-impact episodes
🎧 Repurpose your best content to reduce creation time
🎧 Plan ahead for the busy seasons
🎧 Use tools + support to lighten your load

Let’s redefine consistency on your terms—because podcasting can be sustainable. Pick one strategy and start today.

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Ever feel like launching a podcast means dropping hundreds of dollars on fancy gear just to sound legit? Spoiler: you don’t need a studio, a sound engineer, or a massive budget to get started.

In this episode, I’m breaking down the best low-cost, high-impact tech tools I personally use and recommend to my clients—especially busy moms looking to podcast in part-time hours. From mics and headphones to editing software and podcast hosts, I’m sharing everything you need (and nothing you don’t) to podcast like a pro without the overwhelm.

Here’s what we cover:
🎙️ My go-to mic for under $75 that delivers pro-level sound
🎧 Free + affordable editing options (even if you’re not techy)
📡 The best hosting platforms for simplicity and smart analytics
📅 Scheduling and design tools that save you HOURS
💡 A complete starter tech stack you can build for under $150

Whether you're just getting started or looking to simplify your current setup, this episode will help you stop researching and start recording—with confidence.

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Launching a podcast as a busy mom can feel like building a spaceship during naptime—messy, overwhelming, and full of second-guessing.

In this honest and encouraging episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on what I wish I had when I launched my very first podcast. From the tech confusion to the lack of a realistic timeline, I’m sharing the five things that would’ve saved me time, stress, and burnout—plus what I’d do differently if I were starting from scratch today.

Whether you’re in the planning phase or already knee-deep in launch mode, you’ll walk away with the clarity and confidence to create a podcast that works with your life, not against it.

Inside this episode:

• The 5 launch must-haves I didn’t know I needed
• What I’d change if I launched today
• Real talk on confidence, consistency, and finding your voice
• How to avoid promo burnout with a simple visibility plan
• Encouragement for moms podcasting in the margins of motherhood

Resources mentioned:

• [Free] Podcast Launch Blueprint → https://www.podcastingformoms.co/blueprint/
• Done-for-you Podcast Launch Services → https://www.podcastingformoms.co/podcast-launch

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Feeling like your podcast takes way more time than it should? You’re not alone—and you’re definitely not doing it wrong. You just need a better system.

In this episode, I’m sharing my favorite time-saving shortcuts to simplify your podcast workflow—so you can stay consistent without working around the clock. From batching episodes and creating templates to using voice notes, AI tools, and outsourcing strategically, I’ll walk you through the exact steps I use (and recommend to my clients) to keep podcasting manageable as a busy mom.

If you’ve ever edited at 11 p.m. or scrambled to hit publish, this one’s for you.

🧠 What You’ll Learn:

• How to batch like a boss (even with a packed schedule)
• My go-to tools for simplifying show notes, editing, and promos
• Why creating a repeatable system is key to staying sane
• A peek at my under-2-hour weekly podcast workflow

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Ever feel like mentioning your offer on your podcast instantly makes you sound like a late-night infomercial? You’re not alone, mama—and the good news is, it doesn’t have to be that way.

In this episode, we’re breaking down how to craft podcast content that converts listeners into buyers without compromising your voice, vibe, or values. I’ll walk you through the 3 types of content that build trust and spark action—plus how to weave in calls-to-action that feel like a natural next step, not a pitchy sales script.

Whether you're selling services, digital products, or simply want more sign-ups to your freebie, this episode will help you show up confidently, serve deeply, and sell with ease.

Inside this episode:

• A mindset shift that will change how you think about selling
• 3 types of conversion-friendly content (with examples!)
• How to promote your offers without sounding salesy
• What kind of CTAs actually work on your podcast

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You’re pouring your heart into your podcast—but are your dream listeners even finding it? If your titles and descriptions aren’t optimized for search, chances are… they’re not.

In this episode, we’re demystifying podcast SEO and breaking down the must-know strategies that actually move the needle. You’ll learn how to craft searchable episode titles, write keyword-rich descriptions, and tweak your show settings so your podcast shows up when your audience is actively searching for help.

No jargon. No fluff. Just real, doable tips that will help your show get discovered by the right moms (aka your future clients).

🎧 We’re covering:

• What doesn’t work when it comes to podcast SEO
• The 4 most important places to add keywords
• How to audit your last 3 episodes for SEO wins
• Why consistent optimization matters more than one-time fixes

If you’re ready to stop relying on luck and start getting found on purpose, this episode is your action plan.

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Feeling the summer slump creeping in on your podcast? If your downloads are dipping and your audience feels MIA, you are so not alone. In this episode, Jenny gets real about the seasonal slowdown that happens every year and how to make it work for you—not against you.

You’ll learn:

• Why summer dips are completely normal (and not a reflection of your podcast’s value)
• The mindset shift that helped Jenny stop stressing over stats
• 5 low-lift strategies to keep your show visible, consistent, and growing—even during vacation season

Whether you're juggling camp drop-offs or soaking up extra family time, this episode is your summer podcasting survival guide. It’s time to simplify, stay consistent, and plant the seeds for a powerful podcast comeback in the fall.

🎧 Ready to ride the summer wave without burnout? Hit play now!

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Feeling like your podcast is stuck in limbo — publishing week after week with no real growth, no leads, and no momentum? You're not alone… and you don’t have to stay stuck.

In this episode, I’m sharing the exact 3-part strategy I used to transform my podcast from a time-consuming task into a strategic business asset.

You’ll learn how to:

• Align your episodes with your business goals (instead of winging it each week)
• Create an intentional content plan that leads somewhere
• Optimize your show for discoverability so your dream listeners can actually find you

Whether your podcast has gone a little stale or you’re ready to revamp your strategy from the inside out, this episode will help you make the shift from just publishing to actually growing.

🎧 Grab your earbuds and let’s make your podcast work for you.

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Are you constantly playing catch-up with your podcast—and wondering how other moms seem to do it all without burning out? Here’s the truth: they’re not... at least not without a sustainable system in place.

In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on the real reason most mom-led podcasts fade out (hint: it’s not a lack of passion), and sharing the exact 4-part model I use to keep my podcast running without running myself into the ground. You’ll learn how to create margin, simplify your content, and repurpose like a pro—so you can keep showing up without sacrificing your sanity.

If you've ever felt one skipped episode away from quitting, this one’s for you.

🎧 Tune in to learn:

• What burnout really looks like for mom podcasters
• The 4 pillars of a sustainable podcasting model
• How I personally structure my show to protect my energy and consistency
• Simple ways to pivot without losing momentum

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Dreaming of slower mornings and more margin this summer… but worried hitting pause on your podcast might cost you momentum?

In this episode, I’m breaking down how to take a podcast break the right way—whether you need a full stop, a soft slowdown, or a pre-batched breather. You’ll learn how to decide if a break is truly right for you, what type of break makes the most sense for your summer, and the key strategies to pause without ghosting your audience or tanking your growth.

You’ll walk away knowing:

• The 3 types of podcast breaks (and which one is right for you)
• How to prep your audience so they stay engaged while you rest
• Ways to repurpose content to keep your feed warm
• What to plan before you return to the mic

Because you can take a break and still grow your show—with the right strategy, a little planning, and a whole lot of grace.

🎧 Mentioned in this episode:
→ Moms Behind the Mic Society
→ Sustainable Summer Series

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Picture this: It’s July, the kids are home, your routine is out the window, and your podcast? Crickets. No episodes, no plan, and zero energy to deal with it. Let’s make sure that doesn’t happen this summer.

In this episode, I’m helping you get your podcast summer-ready so you can stay visible without burning out. Whether you want to batch ahead, lighten your schedule, or take a strategic break, I’m walking you through three smart options and the exact steps to make it happen—starting now.

You’ll learn:

• How to pick the right summer strategy for your life and business
• What to do if you’re launching something vs. going into rest mode
• A simple 3-step plan to prep your podcast and promo before summer hits

Because your podcast should support your life—not stress you out. Tune in for some honest encouragement and practical steps to help you show up with intention (or hit pause with a plan).

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In this podcast audit episode, I sit down with Austen, host of Create and Consume, a lifestyle podcast exploring pop culture, digital content, fashion, beauty, and more—through the eyes of a millennial content creator. We dive into what’s working with her show, where she’s feeling stuck, and how to streamline her growth strategy.

You’ll hear us chat about:

• The power of treating your podcast like a creative brand
• Why community is crucial for lifestyle shows (and how to build one)
• Easy SEO and repurposing tips to get more listeners without more content
• How guests can fit into a mostly solo podcast format
• Simple tweaks to make your show more discoverable

If you’re running a lifestyle or personality-driven podcast and wondering how to grow beyond your current reach—without burning out—this one’s packed with actionable takeaways.

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You’re publishing consistent episodes… but your listeners aren’t sticking around. Short average listen times, minimal engagement, and zero DMs after you hit publish? You’re not alone — and this episode is your fix.

In today’s episode, I’m sharing the real reasons people are dropping off — and five simple, strategic tweaks to help you keep them listening until the very end. If you want to boost retention, build binge-worthy content, and finally feel confident your podcast is converting, this episode is for you.

🎯 Key Takeaways:

• Why your hook is everything — and how to craft one that grabs attention instantly
• The #1 mistake that causes listeners to tune out before the value hits
• How to structure your episodes so they’re easy to follow and hard to turn off
• Simple ways to reinforce value so your content sticks
• How to end each episode with purpose and get listeners coming back for more

🔗 Links Mentioned:

• 💡 Join the Moms Behind the Mic Society:
  Your low-cost membership to help you grow and scale your podcast without burnout. Get coaching, resources, and community support to make your podcast work for you.
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Tired of trying to keep up with social media just to find new leads for your business? What if your podcast could handle your lead generation for you—no reels, hashtags, or constant posting required?

In this episode, I’m breaking down exactly how to make your podcast your #1 client attraction tool—even if you take a break from Instagram or ghost TikTok for weeks.

You’ll learn:

• Why podcasting is more powerful (and evergreen!) than social media
• The 5 must-use strategies to turn your podcast into a lead magnet
• How to repurpose your content for SEO and email marketing
• Simple ways to track what's actually working

If you’re ready to make your podcast work smarter, not harder, this episode is a must-listen. Grab your notebook—this one’s packed with actionable tips you can implement right away.

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You’ve got a podcast idea brewing, but how do you know if it’s the right one? The last thing you want is to spend hours recording, editing, and launching—only to hear crickets. Before you invest your time and energy, let’s make sure your podcast topic is set up for success!

In this episode, I’m walking you through four simple steps to validate your podcast idea so you can start strong and attract the right audience from day one.

You’ll learn:
✅ How to define your ideal listener and ensure your topic resonates
✅ Market research strategies to see if there’s demand for your podcast
✅ Easy ways to test your idea before fully committing
✅ How to tweak and refine your concept based on feedback

By taking these steps, you’ll have confidence in your podcast idea before you even hit record!

🎧 Grab your free Podcast Launch Blueprint for more guidance: podcastingformoms.co/blueprint

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Think podcasting takes way too much time? As a busy mom, your schedule is already packed—so how on earth are you supposed to fit in podcasting without sacrificing family time or sleep? The good news: you can have a successful podcast without it taking over your life!

In this episode, I’m breaking down exactly how to streamline your process, save time, and make podcasting fit into your busy schedule.

You’ll learn:

✅ The real time commitment for podcasting and how to cut it in half
✅ How to batch your content like a pro and stay consistent
✅ Simple editing strategies (or how to skip editing altogether!)
✅ The best ways to repurpose your podcast content to maximize visibility
✅ My go-to automations and templates to save you time

If you’ve been telling yourself you just don’t have time to podcast, I’m here to prove you wrong (in the best way possible!).

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Think you need thousands of downloads to make money from your podcast? Think again! The truth is, a massive audience does not equal massive profits. In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m busting the myth that you need a big audience to monetize and sharing exactly how you can start making money from your podcast—no matter how many downloads you have.

You’ll learn:

• Why a small, engaged audience is often more profitable than a huge, passive one.
• The top monetization strategies that work for podcasters with ANY audience size.
• Real-life examples of small podcasters making money through offers, affiliate marketing, memberships, and more.
• Simple steps to start monetizing your show today!

If you’re ready to turn your podcast into a profit machine, hit play and let’s dive in!

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Are you feeling stuck in your podcasting journey? Whether you're struggling to grow your audience, monetize effectively, or stay consistent, you're not alone!

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m breaking down the three biggest mistakes that could be holding your podcast back—and, more importantly, how to fix them.

Tune in to discover:
🎙️ The common pitfalls that keep podcasters from reaching their full potential
🚀 Simple, actionable strategies to get back on track and start seeing real results

If you're ready to stop spinning your wheels and start making meaningful progress with your podcast, this episode is for you!

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You’re finally ready to launch your podcast—yay! But then the reality of tech overwhelm, strategy confusion, and lack of time sets in. If you’ve been putting off your podcast launch because you’re unsure where to start, you’re not alone.

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m breaking down why hiring support for your podcast launch can be a total game changer.

You’ll learn:

• The biggest struggles moms face when launching a podcast
• How hiring support saves you time, reduces stress, and ensures a professional launch
• The different types of podcasting support available (and how to choose the right fit for you)
• What to look for when bringing someone onto your team

If you’re ready to launch your podcast the right way—without the tech headaches and overwhelm—this episode is for you!

Ready for support? Check out my Podcast Launch VIP Week, Standard Launch Package, or my Podcast Launch Accelerator

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Have you been putting off launching your podcast because you think you need expensive equipment, a massive audience, or the perfect strategy before you start? You’re not alone! There are so many myths that keep moms from hitting record—but today, I’m busting the five biggest ones.

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, we’ll break down these myths and give you the confidence to finally launch your podcast.

Key Takeaways:

🎙️ You don’t need fancy equipment to start.

🎙️ Perfectionism will only slow you down.

🎙️ A small audience can still bring big results.

🎙️ You don’t have to publish every week to be successful.

🎙️ Your podcast can generate income.

If you’ve been waiting for the “perfect” time to launch your podcast, this episode is your sign to go for it!

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Thinking about launching a podcast but feeling overwhelmed by all the moving pieces? You're not alone!

Many moms dream of starting a podcast to grow their business but get stuck wondering: Where do I even begin? What if no one listens? How do I fit this into my already busy schedule?

In this episode, I’m breaking down the three key elements that will set your podcast up for success from day one—without the stress and confusion. If you want to launch your podcast with confidence and ease, this episode is for you.

Plus, I’m inviting you to join my free Podcast Launch Bootcamp (Feb 18-20, 2025)—a three-day challenge designed to help you clarify your podcast idea, navigate the setup process, and craft a simple launch plan. Sign up here.

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Feeling like you’re talking into the void with your podcast? You’re not alone!

In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, we’re diving into three simple and effective strategies to grow your podcast in 2025—without spending hours glued to your laptop.

You'll learn:
✅ How to optimize your podcast SEO so more listeners find your show
✅ The power of podcast guesting to expand your audience
✅ Why building a community can help boost engagement and word-of-mouth growth

If you're ready to take your podcast to the next level, join the free Podcast to Podcash challenge for even more actionable strategies.

Hit play and let’s make your podcast work smarter, not harder!

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In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m sharing my very first live podcast audit! I had the pleasure of connecting with Darrell, the host of Computers with Ease, to help him fine-tune his podcast strategy.

Together, we tackled:

• How to increase visibility and attract more listeners
• The importance of optimizing your podcast title, description, and keywords
• Simple tweaks to improve your podcast cover art for discoverability
• Tips for leveraging podcasting platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify
• Why engagement tools like polls can enhance your connection with listeners

Whether you're just starting out or looking to refresh your podcast strategy, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you grow your show and connect with your audience.

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Ready to make 2025 your podcast’s best year yet? In this episode of Podcasting for Moms, I’m diving into six game-changing podcast trends for the year ahead.

From the rise of niche podcasts and video content to AI tools, enhanced monetization strategies, and the importance of building community, these insights will help you grow your show, connect with your audience, and boost your podcast’s discoverability.

💡 What You'll Learn:

• Why niche podcasts are attracting loyal listeners
• Simple ways to incorporate video into your workflow
• How to monetize your podcast with dynamic ads, subscriptions, and self-sponsored segments
• Time-saving AI tools to streamline your podcasting process
• The key to fostering a thriving listener community
• Tips for optimizing podcast SEO to attract new audiences

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Looking for podcasting tips tailored to your busy life as a mom entrepreneur? Welcome to Podcasting for Moms! Hosted by Jenny Suneson, a podcast coach, strategist, and fellow mom, this show is your go-to resource for actionable strategies to launch, grow, and scale your podcast—all within part-time hours.

Whether you’re starting fresh or ready to monetize, you’ll find quick tips, step-by-step guidance, and inspiring stories designed to simplify your podcasting journey while keeping your family front and center. Hit follow and let’s turn your podcast dreams into reality!

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In this episode of Savvy Podcasting for Entrepreneurs, I dive into one of the most frequently asked questions by aspiring podcasters: When is the right time to launch a podcast?

Whether you’re considering starting a podcast to grow your authority, connect with your audience on a deeper level, or create a new revenue stream, this episode covers key factors to consider before taking the plunge. I break down signs that you’re ready (or not) to start, the benefits of launching sooner, and essential steps to prepare for a successful start.

If you’re still on the fence, this episode is packed with insights to help you decide!

In this episode:

• [01:26] – Common reasons to start a podcast and how they can support your business goals.
• [02:12] – Signs that you’re ready to launch your podcast
• [04:00] – Signs to hold off on launching
• [05:32] – Benefits of starting sooner rather than later
• [07:32] – Steps to prepare for a successful podcast launch:
• [00:09:37] – Final advice before you launch your podcast

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Are you ready to grow your podcast and improve its impact? If you’re a podcaster who wants to take their show to the next level, a live podcast audit could be exactly what you need. In this post, I’ll walk you through what a live podcast audit is, its benefits, and how you can apply for one to receive valuable, real-time insights.

In this episode, we discuss:

• [01:00] – Explanation of the live podcast audit and its purpose
• [02:00] – Benefits of a podcast audit
• [02:30] – Step-by-step process to book your live audit
• [03:10] – Requirements for qualifying for a live podcast audit
• [03:25] – What to expect during the audit

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In this special milestone episode of Savvy Podcasting for Entrepreneurs, we’re celebrating 300 episodes! In this episode, I reflect on my podcasting journey and shares five crucial lessons I've learned along the way.

Whether you’re just starting out or are a seasoned podcaster, these insights will help you grow your show, connect with your audience, and keep momentum going.

Plus, I am hosting an exciting giveaway—a Podcast Power Hour session! Tune in to learn how to enter and walk away with valuable takeaways to elevate your podcasting game.

In this episode:

• [00:59] – Podcast Power Hour Giveaway Announcement
• [02:53] – Lesson 1: Podcasting Isn’t a Ticket to Overnight Success
• [03:34] – Lesson 2: Focus on Value, Not Perfection
• [03:57] – Lesson 3: Build Relationships with Your Audience
• [04:38] – Lesson 4: Use Podcast SEO to Grow Your Show
• [05:22] – Lesson 5: Don’t Be Afraid to Pivot

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Do you feel like your podcast is getting lost in the noise when it's time to launch a product or service? You're not alone! In this episode, Jenny dives into a strategic 5-step process for aligning your podcast content with your launch, ensuring your episodes drive engagement and boost conversions. Whether you're launching in Q4 or prepping for Q1, this episode is packed with actionable tips to help you create content that supports each phase of your launch, builds anticipation, and ultimately turns listeners into buyers.

Inside This Episode:[01:00] Why aligning podcast content with your launch is critical
[01:49] Step 1: Mapping out your launch timeline
[03:17] Step 2: Planning pre-launch teaser content
[04:00] Example episode ideas for the pre-launch phase
[05:25] Step 3: Creating launch-specific episodes
[06:00] Examples of launch week episode ideas
[07:19] Step 4: Post-launch follow-up strategies
[08:00] Episode ideas for the post-launch phase
[09:19] Step 5: Track, analyze, and refine your approach

Tune in to discover how to leverage your podcast to create excitement around your next launch and keep the momentum going!

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Do you feel like your podcast is taking too much time to produce every week? If so, you're not alone! As a busy entrepreneur juggling multiple responsibilities, it's essential to streamline your workflow, and luckily, there are tools that can help.

In this episode, we'll explore some top tools for simplifying podcast production, saving you time, and allowing you to focus on what truly matters—creating great content.

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Are you ready to start booking dream clients from your podcast?

In this episode, I share more about my upcoming group program that helps you maximize your efforts from your podcast.

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Feeling overwhelmed with your podcast but not sure how to take a break from your podcast without losing listeners? You’re not the only one.

In this episode, I share exactly how to do that.

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In the past year or so, I have unintentionally ditched social media due to my busy schedule. You might think that not being on social media caused my downloads on my podcast to dwindle, but spoiler alert: it didn’t!

In fact, I’ve seen a steady increase in new listeners. Ditching social media doesn’t mean I ditched my marketing efforts all together. It just means that I picked a different way to get my show in front of new people because let’s face it, the social media algorithm is not doing any of us any favors.

If you want to continue to grow your show without relying solely on social media, that involves truly diversifying your promotional efforts and utilizing various different channels so let’s dive into the different options you can pursue for growth without social media.

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In today’s episode, we’re diving into podcast SEO, specifically 5 places you need to put keywords when it comes to your podcast.

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In today’s episode I’m addressing the question of “is podcasting oversaturated?” I’ve seen this question come up a lot over the last couple of years so I wanted to share my thoughts on the matter.

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What am I predicting will happen for podcasts in 2024? Tune in to hear my 2024 podcast predictions.

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In case you missed it, I took about 4 months off from publishing new episodes on this podcast. I had been running this show and putting out new episodes almost every single week without stopping aside from the occasional holiday break since 2018 and honestly, I was starting to feel a bit burnt out.

I knew if I didn’t take some things off my plate, I was going to start dropping the ball in other areas of my business which I definitely didn’t want to happen especially as I was going into maternity leave and had a bunch of things I needed to get done before taking off for 2 months.

Now that I have had 4 months off, I am ready to get back to publishing new episodes of the show again and continue to bring you my knowledge.

In this episode I share:

• What I did during my time off
• The new schedule for Savvy Podcasting for Entrepreneurs
• and more!

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If you read the title of this episode, you may already know what I’m about to say but if you didn’t look at the title and just clicked over because you noticed there was a new episode, I’ll say it now…I am taking an indefinite hiatus from posting new episodes on the show.

Tune in and find out what's in store for Savvy Podcasting for Entrepreneurs.

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re diving into 3 mistakes to avoid in your next podcast episode. 

I know so many of us want to podcast the “right way” but in my opinion, there’s really not one right way to go about things, but I will tell you, these 3 mistakes that you’re about to hear are ones you don’t want to be making if you can help it.

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Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. Today’s episode is a fun one where we’re putting the two microphone types head to head to battle style. We’re comparing dynamic mics against condenser mics and seeing which is the best for podcasters. 

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In today’s episode, we’re talking all about what to do when you’re feeling stuck with content ideas for your podcast. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. I’m so happy that you’re here. In today’s episode, we’re diving into 4 signs it’s time to hire a podcast manager. 

So if you're struggling to keep up with your podcast but know it's a key part of your marketing strategy, tune in today! 

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When it comes to measuring the success and impact of a podcast, there are several metrics to consider other than podcast downloads. While downloads provide some insight into your audience reach, they don't always reflect the full picture so I wanted to share some alternative metrics to focus on. 

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In this episode, we are diving into the different types of podcast formats. 

There are so many different types of podcast formats and since this is a podcast about podcasting for entrepreneurs I am only going to be covering the three formats that I think work for business owners so let's dive in. 

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In today’s episode, we’re diving into how to self audit your show.

I know that not everyone has the budget to pay someone to conduct an audit on their podcast so I wanted to share some ways that you can audit your own podcast and make improvements to your show. 

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In today’s episode, we’re talking all about how to drive listeners back to your older episodes so that they aren’t just sitting there collecting virtual dust.

Driving listeners to older episodes of a podcast can be a great way to increase your overall listenership and provide more value to your audience. Tune in and learn some strategies to help you promote your older podcast episodes.

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It’s been awhile since I did a replay episode on the show and with summer right around the corner, I figured now would be the perfect time to rerun this episode about taking time off from your show without losing your listeners. 

The summer is a perfect time to take a break as lots of others are in the same boat and taking it a bit slower too so if you’re ready to take a break for the summer, make sure to tune into today’s episode. 

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In today’s episode, we’re talking all about how to get your guests to share their episodes on your show. 

Obviously, we don’t have guests on our show for the sole purpose of them promoting to their audience, but it is surely a big benefit so today I wanted to talk about how to get guests to actually promote so let’s dive in! 

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In this episode, we are diving into a variety of different ways to market your podcast so hit play and learn how to continue growing your listenership. 

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How to Use Pinterest to Grow Your Podcast Downloads with Sara Motes

The Power of Pinterest Marketing for Podcasters with Kate Ahl 

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If you’ve been a listener of this show for a bit, you’ve probably heard similar episodes where I have shared all the tools you needed to launch your podcast and while today’s episode is similar, I am really getting scrappy here and only sharing 6 things you need to launch your podcast because I feel like the longer the “need to have” list is, the less likely people are to actually do it. 

So tune in and find out the 6 things you need to launch your show. 

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Today I am chatting with Nadine Netheryl. Nadine is the Founder of CAN DO! Content and a strategic website and email copywriter for female founders who want to intentionally attract, delight, and retain their dream customers. In this episode, we talk about how we can use our audience and what they want to create a better podcast.

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Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. I’m so happy that you’re here. In this episode, I am sharing 3 tips to optimize your episode descriptions. 

I’ve been an avid podcast listener since 2015 when I discovered Serial and I have seen my fair share of podcast episode descriptions both good and bad. 

If you are taking your podcast seriously, you definitely need to focus on improving your episode descriptions so that your listeners are able to figure out if the episode is for them before having to even hit play and can easily grab links that they need. 

Press play and learn how to take your episode descriptions to the next level.

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Today I am chatting with Kate Ahl. Kate is the owner and founder of Simple Pin Media, a Pinterest management and marketing agency. In this episode, we talk about how to use the power of Pinterest in as a podcaster.

Tune in and learn how to grow your listenership with Pinterest.

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In today’s episode, we’re talking all about using content pillars for your podcast.

I have been a huge fan of content pillars in my business for years and use them to plan all of my social media, email, and podcast content so I wanted to share a breakdown of how you can start using content pillars for your own business. 

So let's dive into how to create content pillars, their benefits, and so much more. 

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In this episode, we’re diving into how to use transcripts to uplevel your podcast. 

So if you've been wondering about the benefits of transcripts and how to use them for your podcast, press play. 

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Today I am chatting with Liz Wilcox. Liz Wilcox is an Email Strategist and Keynote Speaker showing small businesses how to build online relationships, package up their “magic” and turn it into emails that people want to read and (more importantly) purchase from.

In this episode, we talk about how to create emails that convert your listeners into buyers so if you're wanting to create magical emails, then this episode is for you. 

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In today’s episode, we’re diving into a behind the scenes episode of what it looks like to work with the Savvy Podcast Agency team so if you’re looking to outsource either your podcast launch or your monthly management and want to learn more about the process, then stay tuned because this episode is for you.

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In today’s episode we’re discussing the differences between private and public podcasts and which one is the best fit for you and your business. 

Press play and learn about the two podcast types, what each one is good for, and so much more. 

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Today I am chatting with Haili Murch. In this episode, we talk about what you need to know before hiring a podcast manager. 

Haili is a mom of two boys and a podcast connoisseur. She helps female entrepreneurs start and manage their podcasts so they can grow their businesses, have a platform for their unique message, and help give them time to create a purpose-filled business for their clients and for their own lives.

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We’re officially back from our mini break that we took from mid-December until now and I’m excited to be back in your earbuds with another jam-packed season. 

Before we dive into the episode, I wanted to let you know that there’s still time to fill out the listener survey and be entered to win a $15 gift card. You can do that by going to savvypodcastingforentrepreneurs.com/survey. 

The deadline to fill out the survey and be entered into the giveaway is January 18th at 11:59 pm CST so make sure to do that ASAP. 

Your feedback means the world to me so I really hope you’ll go and fill out the survey for me so that I can use your feedback to improve the podcast. 

In today’s episode, we’re diving into my 2023 podcast predictions so let’s get started.

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In today’s episode, I wanted to share with you the top 5 episodes of 2022. So I’ll be sharing a quick snippet for each episode and then if you’re interested in listening to the full episode, you can find the link to the episode in the shownotes. 

It looks like we’ve got 3 guest episodes in the mix and two solos so it looks like I need to focus more on guest episodes next year, which I am already planning on so that is good to know. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. I’m so happy that you’re here. 

As 2022 winds down and we gear up for 2023, I wanted to talk about content planning, specifically the best practices for content planning in 2023. 

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In today’s episode, we’re diving into what you really need to succeed as a podcaster (and it may be a lot different than you think).

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I figured this week that we would throw it back to an episode I did around this time last year that was a huge hit and I think every podcaster needs to utilize - and that was my episode all about listener surveys. 

Now that we’re nearing the end of the year, it’s time to start prepping your podcast for 2023 and one of the ways you can do that is by surveying your listeners. 

It can really help you get a feel for what kind of content they want more of from you and give you some insight that you can’t really get just by looking at your listener data within your hosting platform. 

So let’s dive into this replay episode! 

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In today’s episode, we’re addressing the question “Is it time to rebrand my podcast?”

If you’ve been podcasting for quite some time, think a year or more - you might start feeling the itch to do some sort of rebrand. Whether that’s something as simple as changing up the brand colors or even changing the name or something as major as a complete and total overhaul of the podcast. It’s definitely not uncommon. 

In today’s episode, we’re addressing how to know if it’s time to rebrand your podcast so let’s dive in. 

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In today’s episode, we’re talking about how to use your download data to make strategic decisions in your business. 

So many people see their download numbers and instead of using the data strategically, they freak out and question their numbers and if they’re even good enough which can lead us to a downward spiral. 

So I want to dive into how we can avoid that spiral and actually use our download data strategically.

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re talking all about what to do when you're feeling uninspired about your podcast.

I don’t know about you but I have definitely gone through some periods of not feeling inspired by my podcast and I don’t think that’s uncommon so today I’m sharing some tips and tricks on how to reinvigorate yourself and your excitement for your podcast. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re talking all about how to politely decline guest pitches. 

If your inbox is anything like mine, you are constantly getting pitches that are less than ideal so your options are to either ignore them (which is totally fine to do on occasion) or you can respond and let them down easy. 

I know sometimes if the pitch is really off, I have responded and given them some unwanted feedback, but usually, that ends up being a waste of time. 

So let’s dive into how to politely decline guest pitches so that they aren’t left hanging. 

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Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re talking all about taking time off from your podcast during the holidays. 

It seems pretty crazy that the holiday season is upon us already but it’ll be here before we know it so now is the time to get prepared. 

The holiday season is usually crazy busy for most of us and a lot of us end up taking off time at the end of the year to spend time with our family and friends and really take time to recharge our batteries in preparation for the New Year. 

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Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re diving into a frequently asked question that I have been getting a lot lately and that question is “Do I need to put my podcast episodes on YouTube as well?”

So tune in and find out my answer. 

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In today’s episode we’re talking all about how to create high quality podcast episodes without the overwhelm. 

I am a huge proponent of consistency but I think quality episodes are much more important than a high quantity of episodes. 

So let's dive into today's episode. 

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Today I am chatting with Danielle Desir. Danielle Desir Corbett is a blogger and podcaster with over 7 years of blogging experience. She is the founder of WOC Podcasters (Women of Color), a podcasting organization dedicated to amplifying the voices of Women of Color podcasters and audio creators. She is also the host of The Thought Card, a 4x grant-funded and award-winning affordable luxury travel and personal finance podcast empowering financially savvy travelers to travel more and build wealth. In this episode, we talk about how to create high-converting podcast shownotes for long-term podcast growth.

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Ever wondered why you haven't pulled the trigger on launching your show yet? There's a lot of reasons why that might be but today we're diving into the mindset blocks that may be holding you back from launching your show. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In this episode, I’m talking about how to optimize your podcast page or website. 

So I’m not saying you need a separate website for your podcast, but you certainly need at least a podcast page to house all of your episodes, shownotes, etc. 

Tune into this episode to find out how to optimize your podcast page today. 

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In today’s episode, we’re addressing the frequently asked question “How often should I have guests on my show?”

So if you’re a completely solo show and don’t plan to ever have guests on your podcast, then you can just skip this episode, but if you currently have guests or are planning to bring them on in the future, then listen in.

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In today’s episode, we’re chatting all about creating a newsletter for your podcast. 

As someone who comes from a marketing background, I know the importance of having an email list and I think a lot of people skip this crucial part because they’re so focused on marketing their podcast on social media that they forget about the power of email marketing. 

So listen in and learn the ins and outs of creating a newsletter for your podcast.

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Hey there. Welcome back to the podcast. I’m so happy that you’re joining us today. In this episode, we’re addressing the frequently asked question of “Do I need to have a weekly podcast to be successful?”

As a podcast manager, I am a huge proponent of consistency and think it’s key for my clients to be putting out episodes on a regular basis so tune in to find out my thoughts on this.

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re chatting all about using virtual summits to grow your podcast.

If you have been around a while, you know that I host 2 summits a year in my own business and 2 additional joint summits per year. 

So how can we pair podcasts and summits together? I’m glad you asked. Let's dive in! 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In this episode, we’re chatting all about How to Stay Consistent with your Podcast without Losing Your Mind. 

As I’m sure you already know, consistency is super important when it comes to podcasting. If you start to drop the ball on releasing new episodes, your audience will take notice, and eventually, their support will begin to dwindle because they don’t consistently see your new episodes in their podcast player each week. 

So hit play and find out how to actually stay consistent without feeling like all you do is work on your podcast.

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Today I am chatting with Jen Liddy. Jen Liddy is a content creation specialist. She helps personal brands & service-based entrepreneurs uncover content creation systems, strategies, & messaging that feel good so they can stop treading water in the deep end of the content marketing pool. In this episode, we talk about how to repurpose your podcast content to reach more people and meet them where they're at. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re chatting all about how to incorporate your podcast into your upcoming product or service launch. 

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In today’s episode, we’re talking about podcast sponsorship do’s and don’ts. We’re not going to be diving into how to find sponsorships, what to charge, etc. that’ll be covered in another episode, these will just be things you should and shouldn’t do when seeking a sponsor for your podcast. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. I’m so excited that you’re here. In today’s episode, we’re talking about how to use your podcast to book more clients. 

Most of you listening are entrepreneurs in some way whether you’re a service provider, coach, or course creator so we don’t want our podcast to just be a dumping ground for free content. We want to have a purpose behind our podcast episodes and make sure that we’re using each episode strategically to drive our listeners to take the next step in our funnel. The next step in our funnel can be a variety of things depending on your customer journey but in this episode, we’re specifically focusing on turning this podcast listener into a paid client or customer. 

Now let’s dive into the ways that I like to use my podcast to turn my listeners into paying clients. 

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Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. I thought it would be fun to do an ABCs of podcasting episode today so that newbie or aspiring podcasters can really familiarize themselves with podcast terms. 

If you're not a complete newbie, you may want to skip this episode...but who knows, you may learn something new!

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In today’s episode, we’re diving into the topic of how to take time off from your podcast in the summer.

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re diving into what not to do when trying to grow your listenership. 

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Today I am chatting with Laura Bauder. Laura Bauder is a podcast strategist who niched down into show notes writing, content repurposing, and search engine optimization. In this episode, we are going to talk about how to optimize your shownotes for success. Links Mentioned:

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. I’m so happy you’re here. In today’s episode, we’re chatting all about spring cleaning your podcast process.

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. I’m so happy you’re here. In today’s episode, we’re going to be chatting all about prepping your podcast recording space.

Now I want to preface this with, you don’t need a super fancy recording space or even super expensive equipment to have a successful podcast. 

I am a huge proponent of creating a podcast on a modest budget so that you can create a high-quality end product without breaking the bank. 

So let’s dive into some ways we can optimize our current podcast recording space without having to completely redo the room and spend major bucks doing so. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode. In today’s episode, we’re chatting all about how to build hype for your upcoming podcast launch so if you guys are planning on launching your podcast in the next few weeks or months, then this episode is for you. 

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Today I am chatting with Jessi Beyer. Jessi Beyer is an award-nominated international speaker and the #1 best-selling author of How To Heal: A Practical Guide To Nine Natural Therapies You Can Use To Release Your Trauma. Named a 2020 “Young Entrepreneur to Watch” by IdeaMensch, she has been featured in over 160 media outlets, including Thrive Global, Refinery29, and Elite Daily, and has spoken to thousands of people around the world. In this episode, we are going to talk about how to use your podcast in the book writing process. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to the podcast. I’m so excited that you’re here. In today’s episode, we’re talking all about repurposing. I don’t know about you but I’m always in the camp of working smarter, not harder, and repurposing your podcast content allows you to do just that. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. I’m so stoked that you’re here! In this episode, we’re going back to the basics and chatting about the benefits of podcasting for entrepreneurs. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re talking about probably one of the most asked podcasting questions - What exactly is considered a good number of downloads?

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Today I am chatting with Christina Lenkowski. Christina Lenkowski is a forward-thinking podcast publicist and educator for entrepreneurs, speakers, and authors looking to expand their credibility and go from “best-kept secret” to “go-to expert” in their industries through being a guest on other people’s podcasts. In this episode, we are going to talk about how to be a great guest and improve your ROI on appearances. 

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Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re talking about how to know when it’s time to outsource your podcast. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re going to be chatting all about how to prep your podcast guests for recording day + a couple of bonus tips on what to do once the interview is actually live. 

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. In today’s episode, we’re talking about the other side of things - guesting. On this show, we talk a lot about how you can maximize your own podcast but now I want to approach it from the guest side because it is such a great way to grow your own podcast and I think more people should be guesting on other podcasts so let’s dive in. 

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Today I am chatting with Kim Tradewell. Kim is a podcast strategist and she created her company, May and James co. to ensure that businesses of any size have the opportunity to share their unique brand voice with their audiences through audio in a way that works with their business. In this episode, we are going to talk about how to utilize private podcasts to get your message out there. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re addressing self sabotage and how you can prevent that during the podcast launch process. 

When you launch a podcast, you will have to overcome a lot of obstacles when it comes to your mindset so press play to learn how to get out of your own way and do the dang thing.

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In today’s episode, we’re diving into the best tools for podcasting including microphones, headphones, podcast hosts, editing software, and more so buckle up and let’s jump into this episode.

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Hey savvies. Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. I’m so happy you’re here. Today’s episode will be a quick one addressing the question of “Should I attend a podcast conference this year?”

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to the podcast. I’m so happy you’re here. In today’s episode, we’re chatting all about writing killer podcast descriptions as this is something that I see a lot of people struggle with. 

Sometimes people don’t include enticing enough descriptions but a lot of the time, people don’t even include a description at all which is doing both you and your audience a disservice.

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Today, in our first guest episode since June 2021, I am chatting with Sara Motes. In this episode, we are going to talk about all things Pinterest and how you can use it to promote your podcast.

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In today’s episode, we’re going to be talking about 5 things you should know before starting your podcast. 

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In today’s episode, we’re going to be diving into how to use Airtable to manage your podcast process.

Airtable is one of my all-time favorite tools so while you definitely can use something like Google Sheets, Excel, or another tool, I figured I would share my process with Airtable today. 

For the full experience, I recommend you download my free Airtable podcast content calendar template by going to savvypodcastingforentrepreneurs.com/content 

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With 2021 coming to a close, that means the holiday season is in full swing with Thanksgiving (for all you Americans listening) right around the corner and Christmas shortly after so I wanted to do an episode on preparing your podcast for the holidays. 

With the holidays comes busier schedules personally and professionally, so sometimes our podcast can get put on the back burner this time of year and I want to encourage you to not let that happen so let’s get into the episode. 

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In today’s episode, we’re going to be chatting about podfade - what it is and how to avoid it because it can definitely happen if we’re not careful. 

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In today’s episode, we are chatting about if you should start a Patreon for your podcast or not so if it's something you've been considered for your podcast, you won't want to miss today's episode. 

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Everyone has different reasons for podcasting thus everyone's version of success is slightly different. 

Tune in to learn the 3 metrics I think every podcaster should be tracking to determine their success. 

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Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re going to go back to the basics and chat all about podcast terminology.

If you’re new to the podcasting world, some of these terms might be unfamiliar to you so I wanted to provide you with an episode where we dive into all the basic terms and their meanings so you know exactly what we’re talking about. 

This isn’t a completely exhaustive list but I tried to include the terms I think you absolutely need to know as a new podcaster. 

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I know that most of us, although we probably truly enjoy podcasting, we don’t do it for absolutely no reason. 

Our reasoning for podcasting may be different, sure, but whether we’re podcasting to position ourselves as an expert in our niche, make money, or a mix of the two, we have our own endgame goal. 

Most entrepreneurs' reason for podcasting isn’t to make thousands off of ad sponsorships but to make an impact while also supporting their business monetarily with their podcast which is what today’s episode is all about. 

So if you’re ready to learn how to convert your listeners into leads, then let’s get into it. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. We skipped releasing a new episode last week as my son was home sick all week and I hadn’t recorded a new episode for the week so I decided to just skip releasing a new episode so I didn’t have to stress about when I would be able to record. 

Skipping a week isn’t something I advise anyone to do and definitely isn’t something I do often but sometimes life throws you a curveball and it is what it is. That just goes to show how important batching is. 

This episode is for those of you who have yet to launch your podcast or are planning on revamping your cover art.

I feel like cover art isn’t something talked about too often but it’s definitely a key piece of your podcast so today I’m going to be sharing 5 elements that your cover art needs.

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In today’s episode, we’re going to be chatting all about how to manage multiple podcasts. 

I know, I know you’re probably like wait hold up, I can barely manage one podcast, how the heck am I going to manage multiple? 

If you’re content with your one podcast and don’t plan on starting another that is totally fine but you may want to skip this episode if that’s the case. 

This episode is for my multi-passionate podcasters and any podcast managers out there that tune into this show.

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In today’s episode, we’re going to be chatting all about podcast sponsorships and if they will be a good fit for your specific podcast or not. 

First up, let’s discuss what different podcast sponsorships are available out there. 

There are a few different sponsorship options - we have affiliate marketing, traditional ad sponsorships, and self-sponsorship.

The one we’ll be diving into today is traditional sponsorships so this means ad segments from other companies.

If you’re an avid podcast listener, I’m sure you’re familiar with these kinds of ads. They’re usually for a brand you’re already familiar with to some extent and are placed at the beginning of an episode right before the content starts, in the middle of the episode, or at the end of an episode. 

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In today’s episode, we’re discussing one of the most important things about having a podcast as a business owner and that is getting your listeners to actually take action outside of passively listening to your episodes each week.

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The topic of this week’s episode is How to Start Treating Your Show Like a Business because a big part of treating your podcast like a business is not flying by the seat of your pants each and every week. 

In this episode, I will give you the exact tools that you need to be a great guest and have a great guest experience as the host. 

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In today’s episode we’re chatting all about picking a marketing focus for your podcast because unfortunately, podcast players like Apple and Spotify don’t really help much in terms of getting new listeners to your show unless you’ve already got a large podcast.

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In today’s episode, we’ll be covering how to take a podcast hiatus. 

Now, this can be a planned break from your podcast like maternity leave, sabbatical, etc., or even just taking a brief break in between podcast seasons. 

With podcast breaks come people losing interest or potentially even forgetting that your podcast exists so it’s important to have a plan in place during your breaks so that you can continue to retain listenership. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the Savvy Podcasting for Entrepreneurs Podcast. We’ve officially made it to episode 199 of the podcast which is absolutely incredible. If you’re new around these parts, this is my 199th episode in general but SPFE hasn’t put out 199 episodes about podcasting so I just wanted to clear that up but it’s super exciting regardless. 

In today’s episode, we’re chatting all about how to NOT pitch yourself as a podcast guest. Being a guest on podcasts is something a lot of people are looking to add to their visibility strategy in 2021 so I figured you as a podcast host listening to this might benefit from guesting on podcasts yourself versus always being behind the mic.

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the show. In today’s episode, we’re addressing a question that I frequently get and that is how far in advance should I market my new episodes.  So I’m going to share my insight on that aspect plus also how to market your episodes before they’re live without revealing too many details.

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In today’s episode, we’re delving into the world of affiliate marketing. This is a topic I briefly touched on during my monetization series back in episodes 183-185 but today I wanted to dive deeper into affiliate marketing and have that be the focus for the whole episode. 

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Today I am chatting with Melissa Guller of Wit & Wire Podcast. Melissa Guller is the CEO of Wit & Wire, where she helps online business owners build their authority, reach new audiences, and expand their earning potential through podcasting. In this episode, we are going to talk about building a community around your podcast.

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In today’s episode, we’re chatting about the importance of building an email list for your podcast.

As I have mentioned on the podcast a few times before, podcasting is sort of a one-way street if you don’t take the time to direct your listeners elsewhere like a Facebook group, in your DMs, to join your email list, etc. So having somewhere else you can direct your listeners to is key. 

There are so many ways to build a community from your podcast but today we’re going to focus on the email list building route.

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Hey savvies! In today’s episode, we’re chatting all about repurposing your old podcast episodes because let’s be real, most of us probably record an episode, post it, maybe promote it on social media a few times, and then never speak of it again.

We put so much time and effort into our podcasts, it is important to work smarter, not harder which is why repurposing your episodes is so key.

Today I’ll be sharing about the different ways to make the most out of your podcast episodes so let’s get into it.

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In today’s episode, I’m going to be diving into how to select which social media channels you should use to grow your podcast because let’s be real unless you have some sort of social media presence or are investing in paid advertising for your podcast, you won’t be able to grow as quickly as you’d hope.

So I want to preface this by saying one thing: You DO NOT need to be on every social media platform to be successful with your podcast. 

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Today I am chatting with Laura Bauder of Profit From Podcasting. Laura is a podcast strategist who supports female entrepreneurs with using podcasting as a lead generation and marketing strategy in their business. She is the host of Profit From Podcasting, the creator of The Podcast Vault membership, and a proponent of more women sharing their messages with the world. In this episode, we are going to talk about many of the benefits of outsourcing your podcast.

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Hey savvies! I have been busy recording some new guest episodes for you guys for the first time since October so I am really excited to start rolling those out over the next few months because I have so missed having guests on the show and can’t wait to start implementing them again on the podcast.

I am really stoked for today’s episode because it’s not something I have seen too many other podcast strategists talk about so I think it will be really great for podcasters at any stage to learn from.

So today I wanted to chat about the free platform called Chartable.

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In today’s episode, I am chatting about what to do when you’re not happy with an interview. Because let’s be real, if you record interviews with guests on a regular basis, you will probably eventually run into this at some point so it’s good to be prepared beforehand.

This may be just due to bad audio quality, not so great content, or something else but preparation is key so that you’re not stumped in the future.

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As of March 2021, there are 1,950,000 active podcasts right now and that number is growing every day, which is just crazy. I feel like the pandemic really just allowed a ton of people to finally start their podcasts which is just amazing.

But in recent times, I have found that so many people use this as an excuse to not start their podcast because they think that the podcasting space is oversaturated. If you want to learn my thoughts on the topic of oversaturation in podcasting, head to episode 180 and give that episode a listen.

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This episode is really for either people who are brand-spankin’ new to the podcasting world and haven’t yet launched or they have been podcasting for a little bit and haven’t utilized transcripts yet but want to know if it’s something they need to add going forward.

This is a question I get frequently in my Instagram DMs and on Clubhouse so I figured I would answer it here in an episode for those of you who are just podcast listeners but don’t follow me on other avenues.

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A question that aspiring podcasters always ask me is “do I really need a website for my podcast” so today I’ll be answering that question and sharing my thoughts on if having a website for your podcast is necessary or not. 

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Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of Savvy Podcasting for Entrepreneurs. This is our last episode of 2020 as we’ll be taking the next two weeks off to celebrate the holiday season with our family and prepare for the next season of the podcast.

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In this episode, I share my best tips on how to make your podcast guest process seamless so that your guests feel supported and at ease the entire way. 

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Today I am chatting with Amanda Cross of The Ambitious Freelancer Podcast. Amanda Cross is a blogger, freelancer, and podcaster from Arkansas. She teaches beginning and intermediate freelancers about the world of freelancing through solo podcasts and interviews. In this episode, we talk about why it’s okay to not have everything perfect when starting your podcast.  

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Today I am chatting with Jackie Kossoff of the Millennial Success Stories Podcast. Jackie is a Marketing Strategist & Success Coach for fellow entrepreneurs building their own marketing agencies. In this episode, we talk about how to sell on your podcast without being sleazy. 

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Mariah is a website strategist over at Mariah Magazine Web & Strategy Studio. She works with online Business Owners to help them get more website traffic and improve their SEO by creating a website strategy that’s unique to their business goals and ideal audience. She's been quoted on Forbes.com, interviewed on USA Weekly and was last years SEO Keynote Speaker in the Creative Growth Summit!   When she's not zippin' through cyberspace, she's exploring new cities and supporting local creatives, or testing out DIY Pinterest tutorials. (Because hand molded clay pots aren't going to make themselves, ya know?)

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I am an ex 9-5'er turned calligrapher, online educator, and business coach. After discovering a deep love for all things lettering, I decided to turn my hobby into a business. An Etsy shop, wedding calligraphy jobs, and logo design led me to teaching workshops, launching creative online courses, and coaching other creatives in starting their own businesses.

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Diane Mayor helps entrepreneurs lifeproof their businesses with strategic planning you’ll actually want to follow through on.   With over a decade of experience in investment banking looking after big businesses, Diane knows exactly how small businesses should project, protect and crush their wildly ambitious financial goals   In her spare time, Diane is passionate about travel, live events, coffee, Converse and spreadsheets - though not always in that order.

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Danielle is a conversion copywriter and the owner of Basic Girl Marketing. She helps service-based business owners make more sales through writing effective sales copy on their sales pages, funnels, and websites. Danielle is a wife, mom, and avid Starbucks drinker. She loves a good workout, is obsessed with professional development and loves working with people changing the world, one life at a time!

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If you're an entrepreneur or run your own biz, this episode was made for you! Listen in as Jenny talks about dealign with slow periods in your biz, because they are bound to happen! 

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Jacqueline Fisch is a copywriter, strategist, and writing coach for business owners who want to sound human while they change the world. She helps them ditch the jargon so they can relate to and connect with their perfect clients using engaging online copy that sells.    Before launching her writing and coaching business, Jacqueline spent 13 years working in corporate communications and management consulting. She's collaborated with 200+ clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies, the US government, tech startups, life and business coaches, naturopaths, therapists, hypnotists, sports coaches, creatives, and more.   Jacqueline is passionate about helping entrepreneurs drop the fussy writing and jargon and instead communicate authentically, letting their personality shine through, and always in the simplest way possible.   Through her unfussy writing, editing, and coaching, as well as thought-provoking blog posts, and online writing workshops, she’s here to show you that simplicity is always a good idea, and writing can be unreasonably fun.   Jacqueline lives near Chicago, Illinois, with her husband, two spirited little kids, a dog, no houseplants, and most of her sanity.

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Meg Clarke is the owner and founder of Clapping Dog Media where she is a master at growing organic traffic. By using data, proven techniques, and years of experience, Meg and her team help to turn web visitors into raving fans that stick around. Meg is a passionate cheerleader for businesses. She teaches entrepreneurs how they can harness the power of Google so that they can make a larger impact on the world. When she is not learning the ins and outs of the latest algorithm update, Meg is enjoys playing with her three boys, husband and golden doodle - and company mascot, named Vader.

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Ready to dive deep into collaboration and the in's and outs of a business owner? Join Jenny as she shares why it's so important! 

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Reina Pomeroy is the Founder of Reina + Co and the Creator of the Dreamy Client Magnet Program. She helps creative entrepreneurs get laser focused so they can book more dreamy clients with ease, get paid to do what they love, and have the freedom and flexibility to enjoy it all. She is a Coach, Speaker, Educator, Author, and Podcaster.   When not fully immersed in her company, you’ll find her supporting students at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business. Reina’s work has been featured on the Entrepreneur on Fire Podcast, Entrepreneur.com, Brit + Co, The Huffington Post, and the Rising Tide Society. Find out where you should be focusing in your business over at www.reinaandco.com.

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I teach millennial women how to master and monetize Instagram so they can sell their expertise confidently online.

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Chris is the social media strategist and educator behind Sweaty Wisdom and the founder of Biz Babysitters – a one-stop-shop supporting female business owners on their maternity leave and into their postpartum journeys.

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From what host you should choose for your website to project management tools, this episode is for every entrepreneur wanting to simplify and uplevel their biz!

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Stacey Harmon is a productivity coach on a mission to empower you to solve your productivity problems with Evernote. She is an Evernote Certified Consultant and GTD® practitioner with a flair for systems and organizing. These talents are expressed through her company which offers Evernote training products, workflow designs, and coaching for those looking to optimize their productivity and improve their lives. Evernote enables her to be location independent and have her office with her wherever she goes. So, she often travels across the globe and works while living a “slow-travel” lifestyle. When she’s not indulging her sense of wanderlust, you can find her in Austin, TX.

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Monica Shah is a seven-figure business coach who helps entrepreneurs build businesses that support their ideal lifestyles. After receiving her MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and working in marketing for L'Oreal Paris, Monica left corporate to start her first company – and then her second company, Revenue Breakthrough. Today, she takes her clients step by step through building, growing and expanding their businesses. She combines her business acumen with her intuition and healing abilities to help her clients get unstuck, eliminate self-sabotage and move through fear. She is also the author of Getting Rich: You're Doing It Backwards and Pause: 52 Questions that Lead to More Money and Time.

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Whether you're starting a business or a seasoned pro, this episode is for you! Listen in as Jenny shares her tips and advice on niching down in business and how it can help you and your biz. 

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I went from dental assistant to personal trainer to bartender. I couldn’t find what I loved and I just didn’t know what direction I was headed.    I met my husband and we decided to start a real estate company. I discovered how to optimize and automate social media efforts so that I could work from home and raise my daughter without the "mom guilt" of taking her to daycare for 8 hours.    I now help aspiring entrepreneurs implement a social media strategy so they can find their ideal client on Instagram. 

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Sara Christensen has started and run five businesses over the past 20+ years. Her largest business was doing $10 million in revenue per year and employed 75 people when she sold it.    Sara is currently obsessed with helping other business owners grow and scale their businesses through her latest venture Kickass Masterminds. Kickass Masterminds curates and facilitates Mastermind Groups for small business owners, corporations and white-label partners. 

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If you've ever struggled with toxicity while running your online business, Jenny is sharing all about her tips and tricks to combat toxicity and to move forward. 

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Marta is a certified success coach and triplet mom. She helps moms find purpose in life post-partum by identifying their passions and pursuing them without fear or guilt - because moms can DO IT ALL!

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Working with hundreds of small businesses, startups, and podcasters since 2014, Andréa Jones is a social media strategist and seasoned content marketer. As a brand ambassador for Social Report, she was named one of the top thirty-three digital marketers to follow in 2019. She’s the host of the Savvy Social Podcast, a weekly show for budding entrepreneurs, as well as the founder of the Savvy Social School, a membership community focused on achieving visibility, growth, and engagement on social media.  

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Join Jenny as she shares her updates and achievements from Q1 2019! From how she's been handling her podcast to her upcoming summit, get a behind-the-scenes of Confetti Social. 

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Amber Runyon is a speaker, nurse, candle maker, social entrepreneur, founder, and visionary of Eleventh Candle Co. Amber began her journey as a nurse and went on to do medical missions across the world. While in Ethiopia, she witnessed two young girls being sold into human trafficking in broad daylight. In this moment she realized she didn’t want to live in a world where little boys and girls could be bought and sold. In 2015 Amber founded her non-profit Legacy and Eleventh Candle Co. with the mission to redeem, restore, empower and equip those vulnerable to human trafficking, abuse, exploitation and addiction.    Three years later, the organization continues to welcome women with employment, trauma informed counseling and a safe place to be themselves. Amber has been featured in many magazines, articles and other media. In August of 2018 she gave a TedTalk in Hilliard, Ohio. Amber lives in Worthington, Ohio with her son and two dogs. 

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Kate Ziegler is a Boston-based Realtor, investor, and entrepreneur. Born and raised on a farm in rural Pennsylvania, she has made Boston home since attending Northeastern University to study International Affairs and Art.   Kate started her career in legal operations and corporate property management. The daughter of a contractor, Kate grew up on construction sites, roofing and framing; she now apnplies that experience to owning and managing multi-family properties in Boston, where she lives with her partner, Jack Romano. As a Realtor, Kate specializes in helping millennial buyers find homes that fit their unique needs in a competitive market, without leaving the communities they love. Kate and Jack also run boutique design firm Union Jack Creative, currently focused on developing a platform to help Boston's artists sell more work without wasting creative bandwidth on sales.

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Join Jenny on the Savvy Social Hour Podcast as she talks about attracting clients and landing your dream clients and gigs. 

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Chelsea B Foster is a workflow and productivity specialist, educator, coach, wife, dog-mom and traveler. Chelsea provides a unique perspective to the entrepreneurial world by advocating for “no one right solution for all businesses.” Every business is unique, so the way they run and the tools they use should also be unique. She has helped transform the businesses and lives of overwhelmed and exhausted by all creative business owners by guiding them in creating organized, specific workflows that are not only simple but easy to use and by assisting them in selecting tools that work for their business and their personal learning and organizational style. This has allowed them to become the expert so they run their businesses and live their dream lives on their own terms.

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Mariana is a Certified Business Coach + Consultant and international best selling author, she helps seasoned coaches and consultants scale their business by creating and launching their profitable group coaching programs. She uses her background in brain science, hospital administration and 12 years of marketing, sales and business experience to help you get results for your clients at scale, market in a way that attracts your ideal clients and convert followers to group coaching clients through service-based selling. She has been featured in various podcasts, blogs and online courses including the Huffington Post, Today.com, and The Millionaire Insider Extravaganza. Through working with hundreds of business, she has empowered them to increase their profit and serve more people all over the world with group coaching. You can catch her podcast The Impact Driven Entrepreneur Podcast on her site ImpactDrivenEntrepreneur.com, iTunes, Stitcher Radio, iHeart Radio or Google Play.

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Join Jenny as she shares her insider tricks to marketing yourself and your brand on Pinterest. You'll learn all about Tailwind, automating pins, joining tribes, and more!

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Sophie Dalton is an Intuitive Life and Business Coach that helps ambitious women entrepreneurs craft their authentic, powerful personal brand so that they can lead with their passions and grow their impact and income to make a greater difference in the world.    A former achievement addict, Sophie spent several years learning that success does not equal fulfillment- she had crossed everything off her list and still did not feel seen for who she felt she really was.    This internal struggle, plus her ravenous desire to use her career to lift other women up and close the gender wage gap, drew her to helping ambitious women craft their personal brand so that they can be financially rewarded for being more of who they are meant to be.

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Tara Wagner is a Belief Breakthrough Coach for overwhelmed female entrepreneurs who know their biggest bottleneck to success is their own mindset and habits. She helps women breakthrough their limiting beliefs and fears, change their daily habits and patterns, and learn better ways of showing up like a boss in their business.

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Join Jenny as she shares all about podcasting, how to get started, and why you should be doing it too!

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Leah Gervais is the founder of Urban 20 Something and a side hustler turned full-time entrepreneur that helps young professionals start and scale profitable businesses around their 9-5 jobs. Her "for fun" blog turned into a side hustle that earned her more than her day job, and she loves teaching others what she learned along the way to change their financial realities. She truly believes in the life-altering potential of the side hustle and is on a mission to bring it to as many as possible. 

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Kate is a growth strategist for female entrepreneurs and small business owners. She takes business' stories, visions, and energy, and creates kickass growth strategies that cater to your audience with today's authenticity-driven world in mind. When you find yourself overwhelmed, and need that one stop resource to grow your brand - Kate's it.

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Join Jenny of Confetti Social as she shares a few ways to uplevel your biz. From creating a program or starting your agency to taking a master class, learn how to take your biz to the next level.

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Shauna Armitage is a growth consultant for startups and small businesses working closely with brand leaders to strategize for impact while guiding them on execution and accountability. She acts as a part-time CMO for brands looking to scale.    As a vocal advocate for women in business, Shauna is on a mission to redefine what it looks like to be a working woman, a mission that led to the founding of Making Moxie, an online publication and community for female entrepreneurs. She works on all this while sipping red wine in between road trips with her husband and four kids.

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An Indian proverb says if you love your child send it traveling. That's exactly what my parents did and after adventuring through 60 countries, Vivi realized that even thoug traveling was great, she felt a calling to help others improve their relationships by improving their emotional intelligence. Her Vision is to help 1 Million Couples build a better relationship and raise their kids with a mentality that relationships are important, supportive, caring and loving.

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Ever wondered how you can make money in different ways without adding on more clients? Affiliate marketing, selling a product, and more is discussed in this week's episode! Join along as I share my thoughts and ways to maximize your income. 

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Cassandra is an Entrepreneur Support Specialist for Female Entrepreneurs, supporting and guiding them through their business and life journey, all while living her best life as a Digital Nomad.   She created her business, Wonder Assist on International Women’s Day, inspired by her favourite comic book character Wonder Woman and all things She Power.

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Join me and Monica Woodhams, the founder of Confessions Media, as we talk about podcast and why you're missing out.   Monica is the founder of Confessions Media, a strategic public relations and podcast management agency. They increase notoriety of influencers and entrepreneurs so that they can be known as the leading experts in their industry.     Monica believes that when her clients live the lifestyle of their dreams beyond their brands, the stories they tell through podcasting, social media, and publications will make a greater impact in connecting with their audience.

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On today's episode, join Jenny as she talks about the high's and lows of 2018, what she's looking forward to most for this new year, and more. 

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Katee Blizzard is an international marketing and visibility strategist who has been featured in international media, including UK Health Radio and Expat Focus.

Join her and I as we talk about new and creative ways to stay motivated as an entrepreneur so you can avoid the (what may seem inevitable) burnout of being your own boss

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I'm going solo this week to let you in on how I manage my time as an entrepreneur. Join in on the conversation to get my best tips and tricks so you can start managing your time like a boss, too!

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Rachel is an instructional designer and course strategist helping creatives and entrepreneurs turn their ideas into profitable, exciting courses.

Join us today as we talk about market research for course creators and what it means for your business. 

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Today Alyse Grimm is joining me on the podcast. She's a niche specific blogger and gives up all the details you need to know when it comes to blogging within a specific market. Join the conversation!

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Today I am talking about all the ins and outs of crafting a cohesive quarterly plan and what that looks like for my business!

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Today on the Savvy Social Hour Podcast we are chatting with Sam Gale about making the transition from freelancer to business owner. Listen in to get all the details and resources you'll need to make the change yourself!

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In this episode, I am going through the highs and the lows of Q3 as well as sharing my full income report. 

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It can be hard transitioning from a 9-5 to a stay at home (or work from anywhere) job. Everything changes! Join Dia Darling and I today as we talk about tips and tricks for navigating through this big change.

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Join Brit Kolo and I as we talk about marketing personality types. This episode of full of tips for finding the best marketing strategy for your business. 

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