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Show 034 Quick-Guide

  • The first solo show!!!
  • Some super cool tools coming into the scene to record your interviews shows!
  • Q - what are the best Calls To Action for your show?
  • Q - how does iTunes determine the popularity of a show?
  • Q - what are some practical tips to get mega names on your show?
  • Q - how to get your podcast discovered by more listeners?
  • Q - how far in advance do you come up with ideas for the show? Is it spontanius/wing it or do you plan out?
  • Q - is having an app for your show worth it?
  • Danny Pena joins in and answers the question!
  • Q - is there a template invitation to recruit guests that you can share?
  • Q - what are some of the best practices for leveraging and maximizing a niche market?
  • Q - how do you go about getting press for your podcast, is that something you suggest?
  • Q - I’d like to know about your tips to get into New and Noteworthy for new podcasts.

FEEDBACK REQUEST!

Sooooooooooo….that was the first solo show. Whatcha think?

Yeay?

Nay?

Would this be ok occasionally?

Links mentioned by Elsie!


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Direct download: sp_034.mp3
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Show 033 Quick-Guide

  • The importance of self promotion - you have to learn to love it and NOT force it.
  • The podcasting industry has an education problem: people don’t know podcasts + an old model for advertising
  • What is a perfect partner? And what defines my perfect partner.
  • What kinds of questions do you need to ask YOURSELF before you choose a sponsor or a sponsor approaches you.
  • When you should NOT have a sponsor for your podcast.
  • Smart companies are going to be looking for a return on their investment (ROI) and how you should prepare yourself.
  • There is a responsibility of both parties (sponsor + podcasters) for a win-win.
  • How does a podcast that is NOT a business but would like to make a little money shift their mindset about “pimping our their audience,” to being OK about selling their podcast.
  • Most of us were not raised to sell and hustle.
  • Elegant hustling FTW!
  • What kind of experience do you have when YOU go shopping? What do you love and what do you hate? And how that informs how you partner with sponsors.
  • There are so many distractions online that you must be able to help your audience focus on what they want to focus on.
  • Treat everybody as if they are brand new.
  • When you are in sales you will come up with people’s objections - knowing your people’s objections is gold.
  • Erika reveals the exact email to send a potential advertisers - word for word.
  • Elegant hustling is about an invitation and connection.
  • “You don’t learn anything from YES” - says Erika Lyremark
  • Who you need to contact to start the sales conversation + how to practice selling.
  • What if nobody buys? How do you refuel and keep going?
  • What hustling energy can get you - if you just follow through!
  • How breakthroughs always come when you are not attached to outcomes.
  • Some ideas are thrown about for Benjamin Franklin.
  • Erika gives Elsie a challenge. OMG.
  • We get a last massive bit of wisdom about sales and marketing that we all need to hear, starting with the fact that they are different kinds of conversations.

FEEDBACK REQUEST!

How do you love to shop? Where do you love to shop? Why do YOU buy what you buy?

AND

How does YOUR experience buying/shopping translate to the kind of experience/relationship you want to have on your show?

Links mentioned by Erika and Elsie!


HELP US SPREAD THE WORD!

It would be stellar if you shared She Podcasts with your fellow women podcasters on twitter. Click here to tweet some love!

If this episode got you all fired up, head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe!

Ways to subscribe to She Podcasts!

  • Click here to subscribe via iTunes
  • Click here to subscribe via RSS
  • You can also subscribe via Stitcher

FEEDBACK + PROMOTION for Women Podcasters

You can ask your questions, comment below, go to the She Podcasts Facebook group and even share your promos for your podcast! Let your voice be heard. Send it all to feedback@shepodcasts.com

Direct download: sp_033.mp3
Category:general -- posted at: 5:00am EDT

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Show 032 Quick-Guide

  • Jumping right in to the scoop about podcasting sponsorship - you ask, we deliver.
  • What is the definition of a “seasoned podcaster” and why they are not the best to give you advice to help you make money.
  • Why did Elsie choose that definition of a ‘seasoned podcaster’.
  • A bit of history of “the podcaster” and how that plays into the culture of monetization and sponsorship in the medium.
  • Seasoned podcasters have a wealth of experience in building a fanbase, sustaining passion, workflow/hacks and creating great content - NOT how to pitch and sell their podcast.
  • The way it’s been it’s been - as advertising in podcasting stands.
  • We break down numbers - download and cash - of the podcasting advertising “standards.”
  • Time to debunk VOLUME (aka podcast download numbers) as the ONLY way to get sponsorship for your podcast.
  • Why the CPM model is not the best model for podcasting - Elsie preaches a little bit.
  • What you need to have in place before you can start looking for and negotiatiating podcast sponsors.
  • The 3 essential things that you need to get yourself a sponsor for your podcast.
  • What exactly IS crazy valuable content?
  • What is the definition of an engaged audience?
  • ENGAGEMENT + INTIMACY (you being you) = Perfect Partner Results (your perfect partner is your potential sponsor/advertiser)
  • The ultimate golden ticket to getting the perfect sponsor - and it’s NOT what you think.
  • Q&A from our She Podcasters! Erika, Kira and Carmen get their questions answered!

FEEDBACK REQUEST!

Thoughts on podcast sponsorship?

What are the challenges that you feel you have to get yourself a sponsor?

What are the actions that you wanna take to start to lessen those challenges?

Links mentioned by Anne and Elsie!


HELP US SPREAD THE WORD!

It would be stellar if you shared She Podcasts with your fellow women podcasters on twitter. Click here to tweet some love!

If this episode got you all fired up, head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe!

Ways to subscribe to She Podcasts!

  • Click here to subscribe via iTunes
  • Click here to subscribe via RSS
  • You can also subscribe via Stitcher

FEEDBACK + PROMOTION for Women Podcasters

You can ask your questions, comment below, go to the She Podcasts Facebook group and even share your promos for your podcast! Let your voice be heard. Send it all to feedback@shepodcasts.com

Direct download: sp_032.mp3
Category:general -- posted at: 5:00am EDT

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