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In this episode, I'm joined by Jason Cercone, the Founder and Chief Content Officer at Bombtrack Media. Jason is a seasoned podcasting professional who has hosted, guested, and produced over 1,000 episodes. Together, we unpack the essentials of podcasting, including:The art of creating authentic conversations that captivate listeners.Strategies to build trust and authority through podcasting.Addressing common objections like time constraints and fear of being on mic.Why unscripted content often leads to the best results.Key tips for podcast hosts and guests to elevate their storytelling.Jason also shares why improving communication skills—especially in today's digital age—can set you apart. Whether you're starting from scratch or leveling up your podcast, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you thrive.Find Jason Here:Jason's Bombtrack Media website! https://www.bombtrackmedia.com/Jason's Podcast! Let's Blow This Up on Apple Podcasts Mischa's Stuff!Join my Podcast guest speaking Masterclass: Register NowThis Masterclass will teach you:How to speak with confidence and authenticity.How to find podcasts that attract your ideal audience.How to get booked without the hassle.Ideal for coaches, course creators, and heart-centered entrepreneurs who want to generate leads, customers, and sales in a genuine way.Join us and start your journey to becoming a podcast guest-speaking pro!Register Now______________________For social Media: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mischaz/Subscribe and share with your business associates who could use a listen!
Today, we're investigating strategies to skyrocket your podcast's discoverability and visibility. We'll uncover the power of email marketing, craft irresistible lead magnets, and share the value of SEO. Learn techniques to boost your search engine rankings, expand your audience reach, and make a more lasting impact. Episode Highlights: [3:01] Feedback from the Empowered Podcasting Community [8:37] Icebreaker: What's one thing that one project you would love to work on in the future, something in the future that maybe you have plans to do, but you haven't started yet? [14:37] Audience Participation and Travel Podcast Idea [19:27] Discussion on SEO [45:51] Direct Mail Marketing [56:26] Nurturing Your Audience Through Email Links & Resources: The Podcasting Morning Chat: podpage.com/pmc Live Minvo Procast with Marc Ronick & Jason Cercone: www.linkedin.com/events/thrivinginthevideoageofpodcasti7237848278288015361/ How to Shine As a Podcast Guest and Make a Great Impression: relentless-author-6101.ck.page/f087984aa4? Answer the Public: https://answerthepublic.com/ Substack: www.substack.com Remember to rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us grow and continue to bring valuable content to our community. Join us LIVE every weekday morning at 7am ET (US) on Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/house/empowered-podcasting-e6nlrk0w rought to you by iRonickMedia.com and NextGenPodcaster.com Please note that some links may be affiliate links, which support the hosts of the PMC. Thank you! --- Send in your mailbag question at: https://www.podpage.com/pmc/contact/ or marc@ironickmedia.com
Send us a Text Message.Shownotes can be found at https://www.profitwithlaw.com/440.Welcome to another insightful episode of the Profit with Law Podcast! In this episode, Moshe Amsel engages in a fascinating conversation with Jason Cercone, the founder and CEO of Bombtrack Media. Jason recounts his unique journey into podcasting, which began out of spite following a social media incident.This episode explores the immense potential of podcasting as a marketing tool for law firms and other businesses. Moshe and Jason delve into the strategic advantages of podcasting, from building authority to leveraging content across various platforms. They also discuss the pragmatic aspects of podcast production, including the benefits of batch recording, the importance of specialized support, and the efficiency gains from adopting a season-based approach.Join Moshe and Jason as they uncover the keys to successful and sustainable podcasting and explain why investing in quality content creation can make a significant difference in any marketing strategy. Tune in now for an engaging and informative discussion!Chapters:[00:00] Introduction to Jason Cercone[08:42] The Power of Podcasting as a Marketing Medium[12:01] Choosing the Right Topic for Your Podcast[23:14] How to Overcome Podcast Fatigue[37:26] Maximizing Your Time in Podcast ProductionResources mentioned:Take the Law Firm Growth Assessment and find out how you rate as a law firm owner! Check out our Profit with Law YouTube channel!Learn more about the Profit with Law Elite Coaching Program hereConnect with Jason Cercone: Website | Instagram | LinkedInBombtrack MediaJoin our Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lawfirmgrowthsummit/To request a show topic, recommend a guest or ask a question for the show, please send an email to info@dreambuilderfinancial.com.Connect with Moshe on:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/moshe.amselLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mosheamsel/
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Are you struggling to launch your podcast due to analysis paralysis and endless decision-making? You're not alone. Many aspiring podcasters get stuck in the planning phase, never pressing record. In this episode, I sit down with Jason Cercone, a podcast launch strategist, to uncover the secrets to launching your show with confidence. Jason shares a proven framework to get your podcast off the ground quickly, without getting bogged down in the details. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, you'll walk away with a clear action plan to finally hit publish on your podcast.
Ever wondered what story an inanimate object would tell? In today's episode, we kick off with the question: "If you could tell the story of an inanimate object, what would it be and why?" Our community offers a range of creative ideas. We segue into Riverside's exciting new update that's set to revolutionize podcast recording. We also discuss a mailbag question about the "follow for follow" strategy on social media, offering alternative practices for podcasters looking to grow their community. Episode Highlights: [5:39] Creativity and storytelling through inanimate objects. [8:14] Icebreaker question: If you were to tell the story of an inanimate object. What would the object be? And what would their story be about? [26:44] Riverside's new features. [31:46] Live streaming platforms and their features, including Riverside, StreamYard, and browser compatibility issues. [39:38] Podcast recording software Riverside, with users sharing their experiences and tips. [49:12] Social media marketing for podcasters, focusing on authenticity and engagement. Links & Resources: Want a birthday shout-out? Tell us your birthday! https://www.facebook.com/groups/empoweredpodcasting/posts/652571993743139/ Let's Blow This Up Episode with Jason Cercone & Simona Costantini https://www.youtube.com/live/Jhr1G5gAlBE?si=O4kxRgon3b3j7E-h Riverside Updates: https://riverside.fm/june-in PodXperience co-hosted by Marc (June 20th at 6:30pm EST): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/podcast-youtube-creators-community-getting-the-basics-right-tickets-912658063837?aff=oddtdtcreator The AI Breifing created by Nick Nalbach the-ai-briefing-podcast Remember to rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us grow and continue to bring valuable content to our community. Join us LIVE every weekday morning at 7am ET (US) on Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/house/empowered-podcasting-e6nlrk0w Brought to you by iRonickMedia.com and NextGenPodcaster.com Please note that some links may be affiliate links, which support the hosts of the PMC. Thank you! --- Send in your mailbag question at: https://www.podpage.com/pmc/contact/ or marc@ironickmedia.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podmornchat/message
Today, we start the morning with an intriguing icebreaker inspired by my newest co-host, Jason Cercone- what's a weird quirk or thing you do before or after recording a podcast? This episode is full of fun, unexpected habits, and lots of laughs as we share our unique routines. Plus, we share our wins from the week. Tune in to hear about the weird quirks that make us all unique and the wins that keep us motivated! Episode Highlights: [2:12] Ice-breaker: What's a weird quirk or thing you do before or after recording a podcast? [4:43] Dental hygiene as a pre-recording ritual. [17:22] Warm tea and apple juice to get vocals ready for recording. [20:18] Singing before recording. [25:52] Dancing to get out the nerves. [27:45] Another vote for toothbrushing to reduce mouth dryness and lip smacking. [42:44] Podcasting and job hunting wins. [47:13] Preparation and centering before recording a podcast. [50:40] Setting your intentions to set the tone prior to recording. Links & Resources: Empowered Podcasting Conference: https://empoweredpodcasting.com Empowered Podcasting Scholarship Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/C70Hj8ugDS-/ Remember to rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us grow and continue to bring valuable content to our community. Join us LIVE every weekday morning at 7am ET (US) on Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/house/empowered-podcasting-e6nlrk0w Brought to you by iRonickMedia.com and NextGenPodcaster.com Please note that some links may be affiliate links, which support the hosts of the PMC. Thank you! --- Send in your mailbag question at: https://www.podpage.com/pmc/contact/ or marc@ironickmedia.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podmornchat/message
In today's episode, we answer an intriguing mailbag question from Isabella about completion and comparison in podcasting. Our community shares practical tips on maintaining self-esteem, including focusing on your unique journey, avoiding constant analytics checks, and using competition as an inspiration rather than a deterrent. We also share some exciting updates, upcoming events, and the latest headlines in podcasting news. Episode Highlights: [4:52] Mailbag question from Isabella: “I find myself constantly comparing my podcast to others, which is definitely affecting my self esteem. How do you all deal with keeping that in check?” [6:11] Podcasting uniqueness, self-comparison, and following one's own journey. [10:29] Self-esteem, comparison, and mental health. [16:37] Podcasting, including tips for success and avoiding vanity metrics. [25:20] AI outages and reliance on chat GPT and other platforms. [33:48] Podcasting events, tools, and tips. [40:56] Audio editing technology. [46:45] Podcasting tips, Spotify price increase, and Discord integration. [54:54] Podcasting news, including new platform TikTok Studio and advertising campaigns Links & Resources: Marc & Nick's Weekly Minvo Procast from Tuesday: https://www.linkedin.com/events/7201691859851563009/comments/ Paid Advertising Strategies with Jason Cercone, Matt and Megan Shields tonight at 8pm EST https://Bombtrackmedia.com/live Riverside's Video Dub : https://x.com/RiversidedotFM/status/1797663501194039388 ‘Podcasting Made Simple' Live Speaker Search: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10168680600590188&set=a.10152094381440188 Sound Wave Summit (Toronto, June 6): https://thesoundwavesummit.com/ Empowered Podcasting (Charlotte, June 28-30) https://empoweredpodcasting.com Spotify is increasing their premium pricing: https://newsroom.spotify.com/2024-06-03/adjusting-spotify-premium-prices-in-the-us/ Discord/Tune-In Team Up: https://techcrunch.com/2024/06/04/discord-and-tunein-partner-to-bring-live-radio-to-the-social-platform/ TikTok's Creative Center platform: https://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/tiktok-launches-studio-management-platform-creators/717160/ Remember to rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us grow and continue to bring valuable content to our community. Join us LIVE every weekday morning at 7am ET (US) on Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/house/empowered-podcasting-e6nlrk0w (Coming soon to LinkedIn Live...) Brought to you by iRonickMedia.com and NextGenPodcaster.com Please note that some links may be affiliate links, which support the hosts of the PMC. Thank you! --- Send in your mailbag question at: https://www.podpage.com/pmc/contact/ or marc@ironickmedia.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podmornchat/message
Let's be real. Running a podcast can be a lot! The constant content creation, weekly releases, show notes and marketing... it's no wonder why so many podcasters ghost their own show. So, I'm bringing in some help to make your podcasting journey a whole lot smoother. Jason Cercone, the mastermind behind Bombtrack Media is back on the show. He's all about helping busy professionals like us take our brands to the next level through strategic content creation.Jason's on a mission to shake up the podcasting game and is sitting down with me to spill the beans on why the traditional approach to podcasting might not be cutting it for hustlers like you and me. Get ready to explore why embracing a season-based format could be a total game-changer for your business. Believe me, this is a strategy you won't want to miss out on. So grab your favorite drink, get comfy, and let's dive into this conversation. About Jason Cercone:Jason is the Founder & CEO of Bombtrack Media and focuses on helping busy professionals create brand-elevating content in a strategic, dynamic way. By emphasizing a season-based podcast format and maximizing content repurposing, creators save time, stay engaged with their production efforts, and produce content that impacts listeners on multiple levelsTake his free podcasting brand test here >>>Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts“I'm loving what Jan brings to the table with No BS Business School,”
Welcome to another episode of "Accelerate Your Business Growth." In this episode, we are joined by Jason Cercone as he shares valuable insights about podcasting. Jason discusses the benefits of a seasonal podcast production schedule over a weekly one, the importance of maximizing content repurposing, and the use of AI programs to streamline podcast production. He also provides advice on overcoming the fear of starting a podcast and emphasizes the networking opportunities available through podcasting. Jason Cercone is the Founder & CEO of Bombtrack Media and focuses on helping busy professionals leverage podcasting in a strategic, dynamic way. By emphasizing a seasonal format and maximizing content repurposing, creators save time, stay engaged with their creation efforts, and produce content that impacts listeners on multiple levels. If you are a small business owner or salesperson who struggles with getting the sales results you are looking for, get your copy of Succeed Without Selling today. Learn the importance of Always Be Curious. Accelerate Your Business Growth is proud to be included on the list of the 45 Best Business Growth Podcasts. Each episode of this podcast provides insights and education around topics that are important to you as a business owner or leader. The content comes from people who are experts in their fields and who are interested in helping you be more successful. Whether it's sales challenges, leadership issues, hiring and talent struggles, marketing, seo, branding, time management, customer service, communication, podcasting, social media, cashflow, or publishing, the best and the brightest join the host, Diane Helbig, for a casual conversation. Discover programs, webinars, services, books, and other podcasts you can tap into for fresh ideas. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode and visit Helbig Enterprises to explore the many ways Diane can help you improve your business outcomes and results. Embracing AI in Content Creation: "So my word of advice is absolutely lean into the AI technology that's available to you because this is the way we're going in the world. We don't want to resist it. We want to use it where we can, but don't use it as the primary thing that you post."— Jason Cercone 00:08:14 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
As we usually do on Wednesdays, we're diving into the podcast news headlines, but today, we're adding a twist inspired by a recent story that caught my eye. A female indie podcaster from Australia made headlines by winning a trademark case over her podcast name, "Financial Foreplay." This got me thinking about the importance of unique podcast names and the lengths creators go to ensure theirs stands out. So, I've invited a few members of our community to share their stories and insights on naming their shows. Episode Highlights: [2:40] Ice-breaker: How did you come up with your podcast name and, did you consider if somebody else had that name? [4:39] Podcast naming and branding challenges. [7:22] Podcast naming and branding. [12:43] Podcast naming and trademarking. [16:26] Branding and podcasting with Jason Cercone. [20:58] AI News, including Claude 3.0, Gemini, and Zapier Central. [29:02] AI-generated audio ads and their effectiveness in podcasting. [35:36] Deep fake videos and their potential misuse. [37:49] AI-generated podcasts, transcripts, and subtitles. [43:28] Translating podcasts with AI, challenges and limitations. [47:41] Podcasting, AI, and translation features. [51:05] Podcasting, growth, and upcoming events. [58:18] Naming a 'podcast review' podcast. [1:00:23] Podcast name ideas and strategies. Links & Resources: Claude 3: https://www.anthropic.com/ Alibaba Emo: https://humanaigc.github.io/emote-portrait-alive/ Zapier Central: https://zapier.com/central Spotify Voice Translation Article (mentioned by Sid Meadows): https://newsroom.spotify.com/2023-09-25/ai-voice-translation-pilot-lex-fridman-dax-shepard-steven-bartlett/ The Podcast Lawyer: https://firemark.com/legit-podcast-pro-podcast/ 'Let's Blow This Up" with Jason Cercone: bombtrackmedia.com/letsblowthisup The journey to naming a podcast is filled with creativity, strategic thinking, and legal considerations. It's a crucial step in defining your brand and connecting with your audience. If you've enjoyed this episode, please remember to rate, follow, share, and review the Podcasting Morning Chat! Join us LIVE every weekday morning at 7am ET (US) on Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/house/empowered-podcasting-e6nlrk0w (Coming soon to LinkedIn Live...) Brought to you by iRonickMedia.com and NextGenPodcaster.com Please note that some links may be affiliate links, which support the hosts of the PMC. Thank you! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podmornchat/message
It's Wednesday, so that means we dig into all the news that affects us as content creators. We explore everything from the latest apps to handling negative feedback. Plus, we dive into the innovative potential of podcasting beyond the audio/video experience, sparked by an ice-breaker question: "If your podcast had a dedicated app, what unique feature would you include?" The diverse and creative responses from our guests and audience, ranging from building in-app social networks to incorporating real-time, two-way audio for listener interaction, highlight the evolving landscape of podcasting. This discussion not only showcases the community's desires for more engaging content but also explores how these features could transform audience experiences and strengthen the podcasting community. Episode Highlights: [4:40] Ice-breaker: if your podcast had its own dedicated app, what's a feature you'd make sure to include with it? [12:42] Podcasting trends and data, including Joe Rogan's move to megaphone. [25:24] Using SpeakPipe for podcast Q&A. [36:48] Buzzsprout's new mobile app for podcasters. [47:50] PodcastAddict received negative feedback and tweeted about it; Responding to customer feedback privately and publicly. [50:16] Responding to negative comments on social media. [52:46] Handling negative comments from a PR and customer experience perspective. [59:30] Navigating controversy in content creation. Links & Resources: Let's Blow this Up with Jason Cercone: https://www.bombtrackmedia.com/letsblowthisup Speakpipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/ Fanlist: https://www.fanlist.com/ Buzzsprout iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/buzzsprout/id6459145367 PodcastAddict's Negative Review: https://twitter.com/PodcastAddict/status/1763349129743434227 The Brian Colletto Show: https://www.youtube.com/@briancolletto518 PodNews: https://podnews.net We want your input! https://www.facebook.com/groups/empoweredpodcasting/posts/601048292228843/ Remember to rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us grow and continue to bring valuable content to our community. Join us LIVE every weekday morning at 7am ET (US) on Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/house/empowered-podcasting-e6nlrk0w (Coming soon to LinkedIn Live...) Brought to you by iRonickMedia.com and NextGenPodcaster.com Please note that some links may be affiliate links, which support the hosts of the PMC. Thank you! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podmornchat/message
Would you like to be more efficient in building your visibility as a professional? Tune in to my conversation with Jason Cercone and learn: Why starting a podcast is a fantastic idea What to think about before you start a podcast How to grow your podcast effectively by working smart, not hard A new efficient way of recording your episodes How to repurpose your content How to keep people interested in your show even when you're not releasing episodes How to efficiently build content for your social media if you're not a podcaster Jason is the Founder & CEO of Bombtrack Media who focuses on helping busy professionals leverage podcasting in a strategic, dynamic way. Jason Cercone has been an active part of the podcast community since 2015. He has helped produce shows for himself and others, as well as helped business owners and professionals get the most from podcast guest appearances. Connect with Jason: https://www.bombtrackmedia.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasoncercone
It's been a long time coming, but here's the official wrap-up to Solo Podcasting Simplified.In this episode, you'll find:An apology from me for not releasing this episode much soonerAn explanation as to why I shifted course What's going to happen with this podcast (HINT: What's Old Is New Again...with a slight tweak)How content will be produced going forward through this podcastA brief intro to my new brand, Bombtrack MediaThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeSchedule a Podcast Clarity Session TodayLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
How did Digital Entrepreneur Jason Cercone invest in Himself to be able to run Podcast Guesting Simplified? Well, that's what your Podcast Mogul Phil Better is here to do. Join Phil as he asks about How to Become a Thought Leader In Your Niche Through Strategic, Impactful Podcast Guest Appearances and how Content Creation for Social Media is currently something they are dealing with in their business! Make sure to listen until the end for a special treat! Remember to Invest In Yourself Team Invest In Yourself
Episode page with video, transcript, and more My guest for Episode #234 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Jason Cercone, the host of “Solo Podcasting Simplified.” With nearly a decade of experience in the podcast world, Jason has built his brand around the consumptive power of storytelling and simplifying podcast initiatives. He helps results-driven business leaders and professionals create engaging, impactful solo podcasts – hosting, producing, or guesting on more than 1000 episodes. Jason shares his favorite mistake story about engaging too much with a Twitter troll when he had launched a craft beer blog… and why it was a mistake to start a podcast just to compete with this troll. In this episode, Jason also shares his unique journey – from an infatuation with radio broadcasting to his emergence as a podcast consultant, intent on helping business professionals capitalize on the power of solo podcasting. The episode uncovers Jason's first steps into the world of podcasting, characterized by critical learning experiences and a zeal that spiraled into a flourishing podcasting venture. Despite initial struggles and self-doubt, Jason's approach to convert every misstep into a solid stepping stone is remarkably inspiring. Venturing into the second half of our podcast, we gain a deep understanding of the holistic elements of creating a successful podcast. With lessons learned from a journey that began at the barstool of a noisy tavern, Jason emphasizes building podcasts with a purpose, concentrating on the value it delivers to listeners rather than chasing high download numbers. His unparalleled journey will certainly inspire you to consider looking beyond the vanity metrics and developing a value-driven content delivery approach in the dynamic world of podcasting. Listeners can join Jason on his website and set up a free 30-minute Discovery Session to learn more about how he can help them create and grow an engaging, impactful solo podcast. Please visit jasoncercone.com/workwithme. Questions and Topics: Learning the things you'd advise people NOT to do now? How many people just wing it instead of researching or even getting help? Or expect overnight success? Why are download numbers a “skewed vanity metric?” Podcasting mistakes? Format choice? Why should new, aspiring podcasters start by launching a solo podcast? Kristen Carder – I Have ADHD Podcast Being flexible with your format? Having some guests? New podcast coming soon? Re-branding a show Harnessing the Power of Solo Podcasting: Decoding Jason Cercone's Journey Podcast enthusiast Jason Cercone brings nearly a decade of experience in the burgeoning world of podcasting. Having built his personal brand around the impactful aspect of storytelling and the simplification of podcast marketing strategies, his mission as a podcast consultant is to help business leaders and other professionals harness the power of the solo podcast. Solo podcasts offer a more personal, exclusive experience to listeners compared to guest or co-hosted formats. The value in these solo podcasts is the direct connection between the host and their audience, creating a space for deeper insights, discussions, and impact. Cercone's journey into podcasting began during his years as a University of Pittsburgh student in Bradford, Pennsylvania. There, he stumbled upon a love for radio broadcasting, which later became the foundation of his podcasting career. In 2015, Cercone bravely pivoted from his communications journey into the beer industry, supporting the groundswell movement of small breweries through a craft beer advocacy blog. As an initiative to better connect beer consumers to local events, Cercone launched a mobile app, only to be met with criticism from a troll on Twitter. This adversarial interaction fueled him to step further into the podcast world, vowing to create a beer podcast superior to that of his online detractor. His first podcast attempt was held in a noisy bar during trivia night, with minimal preparation, planning or editing in place. As he admits, this was a misstep and did not immediately fulfill his objective of creating a standout podcast, yet it reignited his passion for audio content creation. Cercone's introduction to the podcast world was a steep learning curve, and he decided to take a break after a few episodes in order to develop his skills. With a focused goal to improve his podcasting skills, he spent a year and a half studying radio and television personalities, learning how to engage and connect with an audience effectively. Building a Podcast with Purpose: Moving Beyond the Vanity Metrics Upon his return to the podcasting world, Cercone was better prepared to create impactful content and help others navigate the realm of podcasting. A major factor he highlights when starting a podcast is understanding the why behind it. Rather than being lured by the allure of a high download count or focusing on swift monetization, the primary objective should be based on the value the podcast provides to its listeners. For business owners and professionals, podcasting facilitates direct communication with their audience. The power of the podcast is not necessarily in the number of downloads but in its ability to attract potential and support existing clients. A successful podcast is one that caters to its specific audience, maintaining a consistent delivery of valuable content. This nurtures a loyal listenership and can lead to broader customer attraction and brand advocacy. According to Cercone, there's no specific rule set or rigid format to podcasting. A podcast can feature guests if they bring value to the audience, even in a solo podcast format. He advises thinking outside the box when devising a podcast strategy, understanding that time constraints and download numbers should not be the ultimate measure of a podcast's success. The ultimate goal, he shares, is to focus on delivering value to the listeners and ensuring they walk away satisfied from each episode. The Mantra of Consistency: The Key Component of Successful Podcasting Expounding on Jason Cercone's insights into successful podcasting, one of the most critical aspects he highlighted was the importance of consistency. A podcast, irrespective of its format, should maintain regularity in the release of its episodes; a critical expectation from its audience. Listeners tend to form a routine around their favorite shows, usually fitting in the episodes into their day-to-day activities. Consuming podcast content becomes a ritual, whether during the morning workout, the drive to work, or even on daily walks. Cercone argues that consistency in episode release is everything, yet, it shouldn't stress out the podcaster. Determining a release frequency that aligns with available time and resources is crucial. Weekly, biweekly, or, in some cases, monthly releases can all work to create regularity for the audience. Going beyond a monthly release cycle could risk losing audience engagement, due to lack of enough content to keep them invested. The podcaster, according to Cercone, carries a responsibility to the audience. If they need a break, whether to revamp the content, refresh their creativity, or deal with other priorities, they should communicate this to their listeners candidly. Informing the audience about the hiatus and when they should expect new episodes helps ensure listeners continue anticipating new content. In the meantime, podcasters can encourage their listeners to explore previous unlistened episodes in the catalog. Speaking Directly to the Listener: Building Intimacy and Growth The power of podcasting lies in its personal and intimate approach to communication. When a podcast is streamed, it often finds its way directly to the listener's ear, establishing an intimate connection between the content creator and the listener. This level of engagement is significant in a world marked by fleeting attention spans, with listeners dedicating a portion of their time exclusively to the content of the podcast. Consequently, podcasters ought to understand that they communicate directly to one person- the listener. The primary focus should always be on enhancing the listener's experience. When the content resonates with individual listeners, the chances are that the podcast will begin to attract listeners with similar interests or challenges, thereby fostering growth. In his journey, Cercone also experienced a phase of rebranding his podcast to better align with his mission and the audience he intended to serve. This shift illustrates the need for flexibility and evolution to ensure the podcast remains valuable and relevant to a changing audience demographic or evolving mission themes. In the end, the primary determinants of a podcast's success go beyond download numbers or financial gains. The unique value it delivers to its audience, the intimate relationships it maintains with its listeners, and the consistency in delivering insightful content determine its ultimate success.
Serve No Master : Escape the 9-5, Fire Your Boss, Achieve Financial Freedom
Welcome to the Serve No Master Podcast! This podcast is aimed at helping you find ways to create new revenue streams or make money online without dealing with an underpaid or underappreciated job. Our host is best-selling author, Jonathan Green.Today's guest is Jason Cercone is a communications major who initially pursued a career in radio but didn't find much success. However, his interest in podcasting sparked when he encountered a live podcast at an event and intrigued by the concept. He delved into the world of podcasting with his friends, recognizing that once something becomes popular, secondary services and products arise to support it. Having previously worked in the beer industry, he drew parallels between the craft beer boom and the podcasting industry, observing the emergence of various platforms and services to assist podcasters. Jason's main goal in podcasting is to create enjoyable audio content, and he has now expanded his passion to assisting others in hosting and being guests on podcasts.In this episode Jason Cercone discuss how to become a professional podcast guest. Jason shares his experiences as a podcast host and guest, offering valuable insights and advice for both sides of the equation. The conversation kicks off with Jason sharing his journey of starting his own podcast show and transitioning into guest appearances. Jason prefers short and concise messages when reaching out to potential guests, highlighting the significance of having functional links and avoiding broken ones in outreach messages. Jason stresses the importance of brevity in messages, revealing that he typically only reads the first and last sentences before checking the links. He also advocates for pitching shows that align with one's niche, as this ensures a better fit for both the guest and the audience. He offers valuable insights on various other topics, ranging from strategies for choosing the right podcast to appear on to incorporating elements of favorite podcasts into one's own show.Notable Quotes- "For me, it was all about just creating fun audio. And here we are today. I was able to morph it into helping others do the same on both the host side and the guest side." - [Jason Cercone]- "Understanding how to maximize the entire experience of a podcast guest appearance is really what it's all about because at the end of the day, it's much more than just the interview."- [Jason Cercone]- "You have to bring value to that message. It has to be genuine. It can't just be the copy and paste same message that you're sending to every single podcast out there. Put a little bit of thought into it, put a little bit of time into it. It's going to make you stand out."- [Jason Cercone]- "Short message brevity is better because I'll know right away if you're the right fit or not." - [Jonathan Green]- "It's your job to be memorable. It's my job to help you and ask great questions." - [Jonathan Green]Connect with Jason CerconeWebsite: JasonCerconeConnect with Jonathan Green The Bestseller: Serve No Master Free Book on Amazon: Fire Your Boss Podcast Website: https://servenomaster.com/podcast/ Subscribe, Rate, and Review: https://servenomaster.com/itunes Video Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@ServeNoMasterPodcast
Thank you for listening and supporting the launch of Solo Podcasting Simplified!I am taking a brief break to make a few adjustments to this podcast going forward. Look for new episodes to return on Tuesday, September 13th, 2023. Until then, jump back in the archives and consume to the first 14 episodes of Solo Podcasting Simplified once again or for the first time.Thank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeSchedule a Podcast Clarity Session TodayLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
The reasons why people love podcasts is pretty subjective.For starters, they could get attached to the host and tune in every episode just to hear what he or she has to say.Perhaps the podcast features valuable guests you don't want to miss.Maybe it's because every time they listen, they learn something new that can be implemented into their life on a personal or professional level.Hell, it could be because a podcast allows for an escape from their everyday life...even if for a few minutes.It could be any of these reasons or something completely different, but there's one common denominator that makes podcasts such an important part of people's lives:Podcasts are passive.That means podcasts can be consumed without one having their full attention dedicated to said consumption. You can put on a podcast and take a walk, get in a workout, make your morning or afternoon commute more enjoyable, even get some chores around the house completed.All while swinging to the sweet sounds of your favorite podcast content provider.Podcasts play a meaningful role in people's lives because they enjoy the content while partaking in something else they enjoy. Or, at the very least, a solid podcast can make the not-so-enjoyable moments a little bit easier to stomach.This is why you can't ignore bringing a podcast into your business practices. The connections you build are too powerful to forego.In this episode of Solo Podcasting Simplified, it's another installment of Podcast Therapy and, just like the title suggests, I'll be sharing why people love podcasts so much, as well as why you can't ignore building a podcast of your own based on that love affair.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeSchedule a Podcast Clarity Session TodayLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
If you listened to Episode 012 of Solo Podcasting Simplified, you know my guest, Mickey Anderson, and I spent our entire conversation unpacking strategies for leveraging a solo podcast within your brand.And by far, one of the most important aspects we focused on was utilizing your website to feature your podcast content.Or, building a separate website 100% dedicated to your podcast production.Why is this so important?We discussed a variety of reasons:The SEO benefitsThe value podcast content adds to your websiteThe value podcast content adds to your overall brand should you ever choose to exit your businessPodcasting has evolved beyond just being an audio format.The content found within your podcast can be extracted and used to provide impact and transformation to people who discover you, but may not necessarily listen to podcasts.Today, podcast content is often discovered through search engines like Google and YouTube on a daily basis.And if you don't optimize your content for discoverability through your website, you're leaving huge opportunity and a great deal of potential money on the table.In this episode of Solo Podcasting Simplified, I'm diving deeper into the importance of leveraging your website to showcase your podcast content and sharing some tips to help you make it happen with ease.IMPORTANT LINKS:Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreSchedule a Podcast Clarity Session TodaySet up a website for your podcast in just 5 minutes!Thank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeSchedule a Podcast Clarity Session TodayLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
Having a podcast is great. The value it brings to your brand cannot be overlooked or ignored.The connection you build with current and potential clients is profound and each episode you publish provides further social proof that you're a true thought leader in your niche that people can learn from.You also have an amazing opportunity to connect with fellow like-minded professionals, thus amplifying your reach and expanding your network.A podcast serves as a consistent, reliable content distribution channel that allows you to effectively project your message to a targeted audience and communicate how you can help them achieve the transformation they seek.The content found within your podcast can be repurposed and utilized on other channels, such as websites, blogs, YouTube, and social media.This, in turn, fuels the growth of your brand presence and moves you closer to closing new business, thus fueling more growth, and so on, and so on.And when your podcast is of the solo variety (meaning you're the primary voice on the majority of episodes delivering value, wisdom, and transformative insight), listeners who resonate with your message will feel the impact from you...and you alone. Building a solo podcast directly related to your brand and leveraging the content you create to the fullest extent is going to provide you with a bona fide path to connectivity with current and potential customers the likes of which you've never experienced.That type of impact is impossible to exclude from your overall brand-building strategy.In Episode 012 of Solo Podcasting Simplified, I'm proud to share the mic with this podcast's first guest, the Marketing Closer herself, Mickey Anderson. Mickey is a wealth of knowledge on content strategy, marketing concepts, and how to best use solo content to position yourself as a resource your industry needs.Join Mickey and I for an in-depth conversation about:Solo podcast strategyHow to use solo content to position yourself as a thought leaderThe value a podcast adds to your brandThe importance of using your content to amplify your website presenceClick here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreConnect with Mickey on her websiteThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeSchedule a Podcast Clarity Session TodayLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
Jason Cercone is a podcast guesting strategist and helps value-driven coaches and consultants establish authority status and become thought leaders in their niche by way of effective podcast guest appearances. He is also The Voice of Evolution of Brand, a podcast featuring authentic entrepreneurs and professionals sharing brand-building strategies to help you succeed in your professional pursuits, as well as a contributing author to the best-selling PodMatch Guest Mastery book. Jason's website: https://jasoncercone.com/ SuccessGrid FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/successgridinsiders SuccessGrid Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/successgridofficial/ Show notes: https://successgrid.net/sg168/ If you love this show, please leave a review. Go to https://ratethispodcast.com/successgrid
Consistency is vital to success in podcasting.The more consistent you are with content creation, actively communicating with listeners, and having compelling, captivating conversations with guests (when and if you feature guests), the more well-rounded podcaster you'll become.You'll also develop and hone skills that transfer to other aspects of your life, including but not limited to how you communicate with friends, colleagues, clients, and loved ones, and how you present your message on stage, on conference calls, and in virtual and in-person meetings.But consistency in podcasting doesn't just refer to a commitment to mastering your craft.Consistency is also about being there for your audience when you say you'll be. When you bring new content to your audience on a consistent basis, they will not only get more invested in the content you produce, but they'll begin working this content into their routine.For example, if you publish new episodes every Thursday, a loyal listener will use their time at the gym or on their morning commute to consume your latest release.They expect it. And when it's not there, they will find something else to fill the void.When that happens, you run the risk of losing that listener and it may be hard to get them back simply because they only have so many hours a week to dedicate to podcast consumption.Maintaining consistency will keep listeners in place and continue to establish a high level of trust with each of them.But it's also important to understand that consistency in podcasting does not mean you need to overextend yourself and let burnout creep into the equation.Episode 011 of Solo Podcasting Simplified features the next installment in the Podcast Therapy series and I'm revealing the truth about consistency in podcasting.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
Social media has woven itself into the fabric of society.At this point in time, is it even possible to imagine a world without it?The sheer connectivity networks like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, etc. have brought to our lives cannot be overlooked, overshadowed, or under-appreciated.I've been part of the social media vortex since the early 2000s since MySpace wasn't just a thing, it was the thing.Hell, if you go back into the late 90s (yes, I'm totally dating myself here), I was all over the trailblazing outlets like Yahoo! Chat, AOL Instant Messenger, and ICQ. Those platforms may not have been considered social "media," but they certainly served as a precursor to the far more cutting-edge, innovative networks we inhabit today.Over the years, I've leaned into social media heavily. From extolling its virtues through a small social media marketing company I operated with my best friend to once claiming you don't need a website if you have a strong social media presence on a podcast (crazy, right?) to leveraging it in a variety of ways both personally and professionally, social media has been a major part of my life.So why, after all this time and all this love for the world of social media, have I made the decision to break up with these platforms?In Episode 010 of Solo Podcasting Simplified, I share why I've made the decision to break up with social media and focus my attention where it can best serve you. I also share some commentary on the state of social media and why this is the right time for me to make this move.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
How long should a podcast episode be?If you've been looking for a question that has a myriad of answers, this is the one.When you look at the number of podcasts actively producing content today, it's hard to pinpoint a specific timeframe because all of them are so different.Some podcasts clock in around five minutes.Others go 2-3 hours.According to The Social Shepard website, the average podcast length is 20-40 minutes.OK, so how do you make sense of this wide range of times and determine what works for your solo podcast?It's not as complicated as it may seem.In reality, there are just two key factors to focus on that will help you create content your ideal listeners want to consume without putting you in a position to break your back trying to keep up with a laborious production schedule.In Episode 009 of Solo Podcasting Simplified, I'm sharing the ideal length for your solo podcast productions, as well as debunking some of the common misconceptions about podcast episode length you've most likely encountered.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
Why do so many podcasters fail?There are a number of factors that can contribute to a podcaster pulling the plug on their show in the very early stages.Many times, new podcasters enter the fray with unrealistic expectations about podcasting being easy and the whole world showing up to listen just because a new episode was published.In addition, new podcasters often get fixated on download metrics and believe this is the only way to gauge success for their show.Sometimes, podcasters get overwhelmed with the amount of work it takes to manage and maintain a podcast, meaning they didn't properly plan time into their schedule to carry out the tasks of production, communication, and promotion.And in some instances, new podcast creators venture too far outside their zone of genius and try to create content that doesn't excite them or doesn't speak to their target audience, causing them to become disengaged, burnt out, and unhappy with the act of creating new content.These are just a few potential reasons why someone may abandon their podcast efforts......and each of these items could've been avoided if these creators took time to establish a winning mindset before they ever pressed record.Episode 008 of Solo Podcasting Simplified features your first dose of Podcast Therapy! I'll be airing these therapy sessions weekly to help you with various aspects of podcasting. In the premiere installment, I'm zeroing in on what I feel is the most important element of successful podcasting: establishing the right mindset.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
The digital landscape you and I exist in today is filled with a plethora of answers and information as far as the eye can see.What's good about this is the fact that answers are always at our fingertips.What's bad is it can get incredibly difficult to filter through the minutia of content thrust upon us to find relevant information that resonates and brings game-changing wisdom into our lives.If you're a coach or consultant who's adding content to the mix in any capacity, it's incredibly important not to get lost in the aforementioned minutia and, instead, generate content that serves a specific purpose and connects with people when they intentionally search for it.Let's break that down...Simply posting a link to your most recent podcast episode, blog post, etc. on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc. will do little to bring new listeners over to your show...as you may have experienced.With the sheer amount of content that's being spilled on to social media simultaneously, it can be next to impossible to even get your posts seen...let alone have them break someone free of their 'scroll hole' to listen to your podcast.But if you build content for a specific purpose that's aimed at a specific person looking to solve a specific problem AND you build it in a way that's SEO-friendly and easy to discover when intentional search is conducted, your chances of making a genuine connection and gaining a loyal follower/listener/viewer/reader increases dramatically.When you DO make connections on social media, your first step should be to move the conversation to a channel where you have more control (i.e., an email list).And you have a much better chance of making that happen if you give your new connection exactly what they're looking for. This can be accomplished with a solo podcast, but the philosophy of niching down, providing more focused content, and leaning into an area of specialization transcends the podcast medium and should be applied to everything you do.In Episode 007 of Solo Podcasting Simplified, I break down why getting laser-focused with your solo podcast content, as well as the products and services you provide your customers, will help you cut through the noise and stand out in a crowded digital landscape.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
If you're a coach or consultant, you spend a great deal of time providing assistance, guidance, and motivation to your audience.And that audience most likely consists of people in your inner circle - the ones who've taken the step towards investing monetarily in your knowledge and expertise - as well as your those who are part of your ecosystem, but haven't yet made any sort of financial investment in your guidance.Both serve as tremendous assets to your brand and speaking to each entity with clarity and confidence will strengthen your relationship with existing customers and clients while building trust with potential ones as you move them closer to the transformation they seek.Solo podcasting can serve as a key catalyst for relaying your message and establishing strong relationships that grow your brand. This method of content creation should not be overlooked by any coach or consultant due to the effectiveness each episode carries with it.In Episode 006 of Solo Podcasting Simplified, I share four impactful ways you can use this the solo podcasting approach to your advantage and turn your podcast into a primary resource in your coaching and consulting business.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
What is a mastermind?If you've ever read Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, you're fully aware how much stock the great author and thought leader puts in mastermind groups.In fact, his belief in these groups is so strong, he feels anyone who strays from the power built within said mastermind is destined to fail.As the legend states:“Maintain perfect harmony between yourself and every member of your mastermind group. If you fail to carry out this instruction to the letter, you may expect to meet with failure. The master mind principle cannot obtain where perfect harmony does not prevail.”According to The Success Alliance, mastermind groups offer a combination of brainstorming, education, peer accountability, and support to sharpen your business and personal skills. A mastermind group helps you and your mastermind group members achieve success. Members challenge each other to set strong goals, and more importantly, to accomplish them.There's no question that training has gravitated more towards the group setting in today's world as collective groups working with synergy have proven to produce tangible results for those involved and engaged.Strength in community and having consistent support and encouragement cannot be overlooked. That's why I built The Solo Podcaster's Mastermind.In Episode 005 of Solo Podcasting Simplified, I provide an inside look at The Solo Podcaster's Mastermind and give you all the reasons in the world to join! Throughout this episode, I'll explain the aspects that make up the mastermind, the skills you'll take away, and how we'll work together to get your podcast launched or retuned within 60 days.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
It's inevitable that somewhere along the lines in your podcast journey, you're going to make some mistakes.None of us are immune to it and no one in this space has built anything with absolute perfection. And there's nothing wrong with that. Perfection is boring. Mistakes aren't a bad thing...as long as you learn and grow from them.But too often in the podcast space, those common mistakes are ones that lead to creators throwing in the towel far too soon. They let mistakes derail their efforts and they bail before any true growth is felt or real breakthrough experienced.The numbers don't lie.According to a thread on Reddit:90% of podcasts don't get beyond the 3rd episodeTo be in the top 1% of podcasts in the world, you only need to publish 21 episodes of your podcastThose are scary statistics.But they're also reassuring statistics for podcasters like you who are ready to proceed with reasonable expectations and a strong plan of action for growth, consistency, and success.You may have heard people say the podcast medium is oversaturated or there are too many podcasts in their niche to stand out.But in reality, the number of podcasts producing new content consistently is a small fraction of the total number of podcasts listed.And, most importantly, no other podcast on the planet features your unique story, your unique perspective, and your unique way of making connections and bringing value to someone's life.While others are making mistakes and letting it deflate their ego, you're learning from yours and capitalizing on each one so your next production is poised to make you stand out.On Episode 004 of Solo Podcasting Simplified, I break down some of the most common podcasting mistakes creators make with their show. I also share my thoughts on a mistake myself, along with many podcast creators and producers, are making today as we speak.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
Guest appearances on other podcasts are an incredible way to increase your listenership and build your thought leadership in your industry. But there is a right way to pitch or present yourself to other podcasters so that they'll take an interest in having you on their show. The secret? Set your ego to the side. Today, Jason Cercone is here to talk about all things podcast guests. This week, episode 108 of Listeners to Leads is about building thought leadership through impactful guest appearances! With nearly a decade of experience in the podcast world, Jason Cercone has built his brand around the consumptive power of storytelling and simplifying podcast guesting. He helps leaders craft their authentic story and tell it with confidence as a podcast guest while simultaneously maximizing the value of each guest appearance and establishing thought leadership in their niche. You'll also find him hosting Evolution of Brand, a podcast featuring stories and strategies for building an authentic personal brand.In this episode of Listeners to Leads, Jason Cercone is sharing the importance of ditching the ego from your podcast pitch and actionable steps you can take right now to show your value in your podcast pitch.Jason and I also chat about the following: The biggest problem that plagues the podcasting industry.Pitching to podcasts that align with your values and the values of your audience.How bad podcast pitches read like obituaries.Podcasts are conversations, not interviews - be yourself!If you're looking to improve your podcast pitch and be an awesome podcast guest, check out Jason's 5-Star Guest Pitch course here!Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive tons of practical tips on turning your podcast listeners into leads and to hear even more about the points outlined above. Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me! And don't forget to follow, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about Listeners to Leads at www.listenerstoleads.comCONNECT WITH JASON CERCONE:LinkedInInstagramEvolution of Brand podcastPod Theory podcastWebsiteTwitterCONNECT WITH ALESIA GALATI:InstagramLinkedInWork with Galati Media!
How important is it to speak with confidence?Very.Confidence is everything!Think about it...When's the last time you bought something off someone who didn't have the confidence to fully explain what you were investing in?When's the last time you were persuaded by a public speaker who had no confidence in their ability to deliver their message?When's the last time you believed your kid when they told you with a shaky, unconfident voice they didn't eat the rest of the cookies when you weren't looking?When you speak with confidence and project your message with power, it draws people in and keeps them engaged in what you have to say.The solo podcast stage presents a phenomenal platform for telling stories, sharing insight, and moving people who resonate with your message closer to the transformation they seek.But if you fail to speak with confidence and get them fully invested in your philosophies, it's going to be extremely difficult to gain traction and establish yourself as a go-to resource in your niche.Episode 003 of Solo Podcasting Simplified is all about gaining confidence in your content delivery and channeling that confidence to connect with your ideal listener in an undeniable way. I'll be sharing three bulletproof ways to speak with confidence and get the absolute most from each solo podcast episode you produce.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
Does solo podcast content trump guest-driven content?It's the great debate.Which form of content creation is better: solo-based content that keeps the spotlight firmly secured on you and your expertise or guest-driven content where impactful conversations captivate listeners?Saying one is BETTER than the other without context is pretty difficult because each approach serves a purpose.For example, if you're brand new to your industry/space/niche and want to boost your notoriety, collaborating with like-minded thought leaders in your arena will help you do so at a faster pace.You also get access to that thought leader's audience and, hopefully, that additional exposure will put a few more eyes and ears on your initiatives going forward.On the flip side, if you want to firmly position yourself as a thought leader that people seeking insight on your area of expertise can turn to, keeping the focus solely on yourself with solo podcast content may be the better way to go.Your podcast may not feature a back-and-forth on a particular subject due to the lack of guests. But you can make up for that by confidently delivering an impactful message for your audience to learn from.This, in turn, helps you establish a stronger level of trust and connection with every listener that presses the play button.In Episode 002 of Solo Podcasting Simplified, I'm taking a look at both sides of the equation - what are some of the advantages and disadvantages of solo podcast content, as well as guest-driven content...and when does it make sense to lean into one or the other?Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
Of the millions of podcasts currently in existence on planet earth (both active as well as no longer producing content), the vast majority of them were built with the popular format of hosts welcoming guests onto their show for impactful conversation.This approach, of course, has its benefits:Guests help split the dialogue so the host doesn't have to do all the talkingGuests bring a new layer of insight and perspective to each episodeGuests give you an opportunity to tap into a new audience (as long as they share the content once it's live)But often times, podcasters overlook some of the disadvantages of featuring guests on their show. Including, but not limited to:The guest will be the featured thought leader for each episodeFinding guests and preparing for interviews can be time-consumingGuests may go silent after your recording and do nothing to help you promote once it's liveMy belief is this: since the majority of podcasts are built with a host-guest dynamic, new podcasters feel this is the best (maybe even the only) way to produce their soon-to-launch show.And I get it. It's a template that's worked for years and it makes sense.But what it really comes down to is your overall brand objectives.Do you want to be the go-to thought leader that people in search of the transformation you know you can deliver turn to?Do you want to use your podcast to build an unbreakable bond with your listeners, giving them an outlet to establish trust in you and your message?Do you want more freedom and flexibility in your podcast production initiatives?Then producing a solo podcast is the only way to fly!In the world premiere episode of Solo Podcasting Simplified, I'm going to share some of the undeniable benefits of solo podcasting, as well as set the table for what you'll learn and discover as future episodes of this podcast go live.Click here for this episode's feature blog post, resources, and moreThank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Watch the video version of this episode on YouTubeLearn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
The time is nearly upon us.They say good things come to those who wait and, if you've been looking for the best tips, strategies, and commentary about how to elevate your brand as a solo podcaster, my friend...that statement could not be more true.Solo Podcasting Simplified officially goes LIVE on Monday, July 10th, 2023 with the world premiere episode for your audible and visual consumption!SPS is the only show dedicated to tapping into the power of solo podcasting and each episode is designed to bring you knowledge, insight, and strategy that will take your efforts to undeniable levels!And because I refuse to give you one episode to start, 7.10.23 officially kicks off Solo Podcasting Simplified Launch Week!From the 10th thru the 14th, you'll get access to Episodes 001 - 005.Here's the release schedule:7.10.23: The Undeniable Benefits of Solo Podcasting7.11.23: Solo Content vs. Guest Content: Which Approach is Better?7.12.23: 3 Bulletproof Ways to Speak With Confidence As a Solo Podcaster7.13.23: The Most Common Mistake Podcasters Make That You Can Avoid7.14.23: An Inside Look At The Solo Podcaster's MastermindAll episodes will be available on your favorite podcast streaming app and the full videos can be found on my YouTube channel.Strap in...it's going to be a BIG week!Thank you for being part of the Solo Podcasting Simplified experience!Learn More About The Solo Podcaster's MastermindSchedule a Free Discovery Session with JasonTheme Music courtesy of Alex Grohl via pixabay.com
Show InformationHost: Jay FranzeCo-Host: Jenny WickGuest: Jason CerconeAired: May 7, 2023In this special episode of the Franze and Friends show, we bring you the highly anticipated finale of our 10-part podcasting series. Join your hosts, Jay Franze and Jenny Wick, as they welcome a special guest, podcast strategist Jason Cercone, to answer all your burning questions about the world of podcasting.Have you ever wondered how to create engaging content that keeps your listeners returning for more? Or maybe you're curious about the secrets to growing your podcast audience and reaching new listeners. Well, now's your chance to get expert advice and insights from seasoned professionals.Franze, Wick, and Cercone have explored the podcasting landscape in-depth throughout this series, covering equipment, recording techniques, content creation, marketing, and monetization topics. But this final episode is all about you, the listeners!We've received an overwhelming response from our dedicated listeners who sent in their questions, and Franze, Wick, and Cercone are ready to tackle them head-on. From practical advice on improving audio quality to strategies for engaging with your audience, no question is too big or too small.Join us for an entertaining and informative discussion as Franze, Wick, and Cercone share their personal experiences, professional insights, and practical tips to help you take your podcasting journey to the next level. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting, this episode promises to be a valuable resource for anyone interested in podcasting.So, grab your headphones, get comfortable, and tune in to the Franze and Friends show as we close this exciting 10-part podcasting series. It's time to have your questions answered and gain the knowledge you need to succeed in podcasting. Don't miss out on this engaging and enlightening conversation!Additional Show InformationJay Franze: https://jayfranze.comJenny Wick: https://www.jennywick.fitJason Cercone: http://jasoncercone.comSupport the show
Show InformationHost: Jay FranzeCo-Host: Jenny WickGuest: Jason CerconeAired: May 24, 2023In this special episode of the Franze and Friends show, we bring you the highly anticipated finale of our 10-part podcasting series. Join your hosts, Jay Franze and Jenny Wick, as they welcome a special guest, podcast strategist Jason Cercone, to answer all your burning questions about the world of podcasting.Have you ever wondered how to create engaging content that keeps your listeners returning for more? Or maybe you're curious about the secrets to growing your podcast audience and reaching new listeners. Well, now's your chance to get expert advice and insights from seasoned professionals.Franze, Wick, and Cercone have explored the podcasting landscape in-depth throughout this series, covering equipment, recording techniques, content creation, marketing, and monetization topics. But this final episode is all about you, the listeners!We've received an overwhelming response from our dedicated listeners who sent in their questions, and Franze, Wick, and Cercone are ready to tackle them head-on. From practical advice on improving audio quality to strategies for engaging with your audience, no question is too big or too small.Join us for an entertaining and informative discussion as Franze, Wick, and Cercone share their personal experiences, professional insights, and practical tips to help you take your podcasting journey to the next level. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting, this episode promises to be a valuable resource for anyone interested in podcasting.So, grab your headphones, get comfortable, and tune in to the Franze and Friends show as we close this exciting 10-part podcasting series. It's time to have your questions answered and gain the knowledge you need to succeed in podcasting. Don't miss out on this engaging and enlightening conversation!Additional Show InformationJay Franze: https://jayfranze.comJenny Wick: https://www.jennywick.fitJason Cercone: http://jasoncercone.comSupport the show
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls: We. Are. BACK!That's right, the podcast formerly known as Pod Theory is back with a fresh name and a simplified approach. This...is Solo Podcasting Simplified! And I'm dedicated to bringing you the very best in tips, strategy, and commentary to help you become the best solo podcaster in the game.Solo podcasting presents a number of benefits, including recording on your own schedule and shining the spotlight brightly on your expertise alone. This podcast will cover all of that and a ton more as new episodes go live.In case you caught the brief rebrand of this podcast to Podcast Guesting Simplified and are wondering what the hell is happening...give this bonus episode a listen and you'll get an explanation.Additionally, this episode lays out my vision for Solo Podcasting Simplified and tells you exactly what you can expect when the podcast is officially relaunched.It feels good to be back. Did you miss me?
Show InformationHost: Jay FranzeCo-Host: Jenny WickGuest: Jason CerconeAired: May 24, 2023Join Franze and Friends in this special episode as we delve into the intricacies of creating an efficient podcast workflow. Our featured guest is Jason Cercone, a renowned podcast strategist who has helped numerous podcasters streamline their production process and boost their show's success.In this insightful conversation, Franze, along with his co-host, Jenny, pick Jason's brain on various aspects of podcast workflow management. They explore strategies for planning and organizing content, optimizing recording techniques, and implementing effective editing practices. Jason shares his expert advice on leveraging technology and tools to enhance productivity, ensuring seamless collaboration among team members, and meeting deadlines without compromising quality.Throughout the episode, Franze and Friends also discuss the challenges podcasters commonly face in maintaining consistency and finding a balance between content creation and marketing efforts. Jason draws from his experience working with both seasoned and aspiring podcasters to offer practical tips on developing a sustainable workflow that suits the unique needs of each show.Whether you're a podcaster seeking to refine your existing workflow or someone contemplating starting a podcast, this episode is packed with valuable insights and actionable steps. Tune in to Franze and Friends and learn from the industry's best to take your podcasting game to the next level.Additional Show InformationJay Franze: https://jayfranze.comJenny Wick: https://www.jennywick.fitJason Cercone: http://jasoncercone.comSupport the show
Show InformationHost: Jay FranzeCo-Host: Jenny WickGuest: Jason CerconeAired: May 10, 2023In this episode, we're excited to have special guest, Jason Cercone, join us to discuss the ins and outs of monetizing a podcast. As a podcast strategist and host of several successful shows, Jason brings knowledge and experience to the table. We'll dive into the different ways to monetize a podcast, from sponsorships and advertisements to affiliate marketing and merchandise sales.We'll also discuss the importance of building an engaged audience and creating valuable content that resonates with your listeners. Plus, Jason will share his top tips and strategies for growing your podcast and increasing your revenue. Whether you're a new podcaster looking to monetize your show or an established host looking to take your earnings to the next level, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration. So, grab your headphones and join us for another episode of Franze and Friends!Additional Show InformationJay Franze: https://jayfranze.comJenny Wick: https://www.jennywick.fitJason Cercone: http://jasoncercone.comSupport the show
Show InformationHost: Jay FranzeCo-Host: Jenny WickGuest: Jason CerconeAired: May 3, 2023In this episode of the Franze and Friends show, we are joined by special guest Jason Cercone, a renowned podcast strategist, to discuss the most effective strategies for growing your podcast audience.We start the conversation by examining the importance of having clear goals and identifying your target audience. Jason emphasizes understanding your listeners' interests and preferences and tailoring your content to meet their needs.Next, we delve into the critical role of branding in podcast growth, exploring how tocreate a consistent, memorable brand that resonates with your target audience.We also talk about the importance of engagement in building a loyal following. Jason shares tips on increasing listener engagement through effective call-to-actions andaudience interaction.As we move into the second half of the episode, we discuss the value of building an email list and gathering testimonials from satisfied listeners to showcase yourpodcast's credibility and quality.Jason also provides valuable insights on leveraging industry events to network and promote your podcast and shares his thoughts on the benefits and challenges of podcast advertising.Finally, we wrap up the conversation by highlighting the importance of consistency inbuilding and maintaining your podcast audience, discussing best practices forcreating a regular content schedule, and staying committed to your podcastinggoals.Whether you're just starting or looking to take your podcast to the next level, thisepisode is packed with actionable insights and expert advice to help you growyour audience and build a successful podcast brand. Tune in now to hear morefrom Jason Cercone and the Franze and Friends show.Additional Show InformationJay Franze: https://jayfranze.comJenny Wick: https://www.jennywick.fitJason Cercone: http://jasoncercone.comSupport the show
Show InformationHost: Jay FranzeCo-Host: Jenny WickGuest: Jason CerconeAired: April 26, 2023In this episode of Franze and Friends, we're joined by podcast strategist and expert Jason Cercone to dive into the world of podcast websites and social media for podcasting. If you're an artist, having a strong online presence is critical to building and maintaining an audience. But what are the best practices for setting up a website and using social media to promote your podcast? We'll discuss the elements of a successful podcast website, including how to create a great landing page, what information to include, and how to optimize your website for search engines. We'll also delve into the world of social media, including which platforms are best for promoting your podcast, how to create engaging content, and how to leverage social media to build your audience. Jason will share his insights and experiences from working with various podcasters. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, this episode is packed with practical tips and strategies to help you build a solid online presence for your podcast. So, tune in to this episode of the Franze and Friends show with special guest Jason Cercone, and learn how to take your podcast to the next level with a powerful website and social media strategy.Additional Show InformationJay Franze: https://jayfranze.comJenny Wick: https://www.jennywick.fitJason Cercone: http://jasoncercone.comSupport the show
Send us a Text Message.Why do professionals in any space need to focus on their authority and elevating their thought leadership status?Why should ALL entrepreneurs and professionals utilize the podcast platform to grow their brand and establish their thought leader status?Why do most guest pitches, presentations, and outreach strategies suck?This week on the podcast, William talks with Jason Cercone. With nearly a decade of experience in the podcast world, Jason has built his brand around the consumptive power of storytelling and simplifying podcast guesting. He helps leaders craft their authentic story and tell it with confidence as a podcast guest while simultaneously maximizing the value of each guest appearance and establishing thought leadership in their niche. You'll also find him hosting Evolution of Brand, a podcast featuring stories and strategies for building an authentic personal brand.Head over to http://www.podcastguestingsimplified.com, and discover how to take a more simplified approach to podcast guesting by emphasizing value, story, and authenticity. Jason welcomes the opportunity to show you how to leverage the podcast medium for undeniable results.Support the Show.Join Dr. William Attaway on the Catalytic Leadership podcast as he shares transformative insights to help high-performance entrepreneurs and agency owners achieve Clear-Minded Focus, Calm Control, and Confidence. Free 30-Minute Discovery Call:Ready to elevate your business? Book a free 30-minute discovery call with Dr. William Attaway and start your journey to success. Special Offer:Get your FREE copy of Catalytic Leadership: 12 Keys to Becoming an Intentional Leader Who Makes a Difference. Connect with Dr. William Attaway: Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram TikTok YouTube
Show InformationHost: Jay FranzeCo-Host: Jenny WickGuest: Jason CerconeAired: April 19, 2023Welcome to another exciting episode of Franze and Friends, where we explore the world of artist development and bring insights from industry experts. This week your hosts, Jay Franze and Jenny Wick, have a special guest, Jason Cercone, a podcast strategist who has helped many podcasters take their shows to the next level.On this episode we will discuss how to live stream podcast episodes, episode editing techniques, and different podcast hosting platforms. We will be delving deep into the nitty-gritty of podcast production and sharing valuable tips and tricks that can help take your podcast to new heights.If you've been wondering how to take your podcast to the next level, this is the episode for you. Jason Cercone has a wealth of experience in podcasting and has helped many podcasters achieve success. He will share his expertise on live-stream podcast episodes, which can be a great way to engage with your audience and create a sense of community around your show.We will also discuss episode editing techniques, which can make a massive difference in the quality of your show. Jason will be sharing his insights on making your episodes sound professional and engaging and ensuring that your content flows smoothly.Finally, we will discuss different podcast hosting platforms and which are best suited for your needs. Jason will share his insights on other hosting platforms' pros and cons and which are the most reliable and user-friendly.So, tune in to this exciting episode of Franze and Friends, and learn how to take your podcast to the next level with expert advice from Jason Cercone. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you create a podcast that stands out.Additional Show InformationJay Franze: https://jayfranze.comJenny Wick: https://www.jennywick.fitJason Cercone: http://jasoncercone.comSupport the show
"A common misconception is that you need to have your own show to leverage the podcast medium. But it's not true. You can be a value-driven guest and make some powerful connections and lend your expertise to these podcasters who are trying to create content for their audience." ~ Jason Cercone You're in for a treat today. In this episode you'll discover: Why all entrepreneurs and professionals should utilize the podcast platform to grow their brand and establish their thought leader status. The most powerful benefit of podcasting that many, many people overlook and ignore. Why most guest pitches, presentations, and outreach strategies stink and how you can fix it! Why podcast guesting is more than just showing up for an interview and talking. The best tips and strategies on how to get started and make podcast guesting apart of your marketing/networking strategy. Connect with Jason: http://www.podcastguestingsimplified.com Connect with your host, Allison: www.bossladyinsweatpants.com
In this episode of move crush count, we sit down with podcasting expert Jason Cercone to explore why podcasts are the world's greatest platform for high-level networking and attracting new clients. With years of experience in the industry, Jason shares his insights and tips for using podcasts to expand your network, establish thought leadership, and maximize the value of each guest appearance. Whether you're a business leader looking to build your brand or a podcaster seeking to take your show to the next level, this episode is packed with actionable strategies and advice for making the most out of your podcasting experience. Tune in to discover the power of podcasting and how it can help you grow your business and connect with like-minded professionals.
Jason Cercone is a podcast branding and guesting strategist. He's an accomplished podcast host who has just finished developing a program for PR agencies to best support their clients with stellar guesting outcomes. He has a clear focus on brand evolution and helping leaders establish thought leadership in their respective niches. His expertise in storytelling and simplifying podcast guesting is sure to be valuable to many individuals and organizations looking to enhance their brand and visibility in the podcasting world. Jason works with PR firms to provide training and support to agents ensuring that their clients are getting the most out of their podcast guesting efforts. His comprehensive approach to podcast guesting and thought leadership development is sure to benefit many in the industry. He promised some excellent stories and great value as a podcast guest when he joined me on the podcast and he certainly delivered! Learn more about Jason here: Jasoncercone.com If you provide guest appearances on podcasts, you'll definitely want to grab the complimentary PDF on enhanceyourauthority.com Guest Bio: With nearly a decade of experience in the podcast world, Jason Cercone has built his brand around the consumptive power of storytelling and simplifying podcast guesting. He helps leaders craft their authentic story and tell it with confidence as a podcast guest while simultaneously maximizing the value of each guest appearance and establishing thought leadership in their niche. You'll also find him hosting Evolution of Brand, a podcast featuring stories and strategies for building an authentic personal brand. ___________________ Subscribe to this podcast and download your favorite episodes to listen to later: Apple Spotify RSS Feed ___________________ ⚕️ Are you a woman healthcare professional who is struggling to juggle everything in your personal and professional life?
Would you like to be a guest on more podcasts and other shows? Then this is your show. Today we have one of the contributing authors of "PodMatch Guest Master" and the host of The Evolution of Branding show and we will be talking about how to become a highly requested guest on podcasts....With nearly a decade of experience in the podcast world, Jason Cercone has built his brand around the consumptive power of storytelling and simplifying podcast guesting. He helps leaders craft their authentic story and tell it with confidence as a podcast guest while simultaneously maximizing the value of each guest appearance and establishing thought leadership in their niche. He's also The Voice of Evolution of Brand, a podcast featuring stories and strategies for building an authentic personal brand, as well as a contributing author to the best-selling PodMatch Guest Mastery book. Key Points in This Episode [00:00] Welcome to the Coffee Break Show with Vickie Helm[ 06:34] 3 Key things You Want to Know Before Starting a Podcast[07:26] Podcasting is a marathon, not a sprint[10:06] Create Value and Grow 1% every week [16:16] Make recommendable content [20:30] "Your passions may change, but your purpose never will" ~Jason Cercone[24:46] Starting a Podcast? Do this 1st!! [25:53] Build Podcast Consistency through Batch Recording[29:49] How to Beat the Podcast Statistics and Avoid the 7th Episode Fade [30:36] Be a GUEST first!CONTACT Jason Cerconehttps://jasoncercone.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasoncercone/https://twitter.com/jasoncerconehttps://www.instagram.com/jasoncercone/https://jasoncercone.com/evolutionofbrand/Be sure to grab his FREE Strategy Guide" "10 Tips for becoming a valuable, fully optimized podcast guest" using this linkhttps://jasoncercone.com/unlockedhttps://jasoncercone.com/podmatchguestmastery/❤Connect with Vickie Helm
Are you looking to take your podcast to the next level? One key factor can make all the difference: creating compelling, engaging content. With a focus on this aspect of your show, you can attract new listeners and keep them coming back for more. And the best part? It's completely free to implement! In this episode, Jason Cercone shares tips and strategies for maximizing the impact of your podcast content!MORE: https://podpros.com/217
Are you truly making profit a priority? There are so many metrics to track, clients to dazzle, prospects to woo, details to manage. It's shockingly easy for our livelihoods to get lost in the shuffle. But, we can't grow what we don't fully understand. How can we cut through the shiny objects vying for our attention, and focus in on the areas that will help us soar? In this week's jam-packed episode, Sam Varner offers reframe after reframe for your goals, struggles, successes, and gifts. "Entrepreneurial struggle" AKA the horrible, soul-sucking parts of self-employment come up an awful lot in this chat, but Sam and Annie keep things humorous and practical while diving headfirst into their own hard-won lessons and vulnerable shares. Then, we're back in Red and Kitty's basement. What lessons can we learn about our best practices from That '90s Show? *Parentpreneur advisory: this episode contains small amounts of colorful language. Resources: - Connect with Sam through her website and Instagram. - Don't forget to check out her podcast, She Needs Grit. What's Inside: [00:00:00] Are you making profit a priority? [00:02:51] If we work backward, we know the efficacy of things almost before we do them. [00:08:59] I use my metrics for Dopamine. Spoiler: That's a bad choice. [00:10:15] Where are you tripping in your sales world? [00:17:14] Grit is being "all in" your business until it works. [00:29:17] The clearest entrepreneurial success stories were those who pushed through and kept going. [00:36:53] We need to find the balance between nurturing and ass-kicking. [00:40:56] What can we learn from That 90s Show about breathing new life into things that worked before? [00:45:17] What our audiences want is the familiar. [00:52:52] Your homework this week is to write one piece of content in a different tone or style than usual. Wanna binge? Check out these related episodes: 20: On Wellbeing, Profit & Grace and Frankie (feat. Sandra Francisco) 84: On Hype, Consistency & Seinfeld (feat. Jason Cercone) 87: On Data, Downturns & Pretty in Pink 100: On Big Leaps, Busywork & Elton John (feat. Bri Seeley)
Jason Cercone is a podcast branding strategist, author, and experienced podcaster. He helps value-driven coaches and consultants establish authority and become thought leaders in their niche via strategic, impactful podcast guest appearances. He is also The Voice of Evolution of Brand, a podcast featuring authentic stories and strategies from brand-building professionals designed to help you grow your personal brand and succeed in your professional pursuits. Jason and I talk about how to niche down, find ways to take your brand to the next level, and so much more! Jason breaks down why numbers are deceiving and how impact can be far greater if you focus on your content. We also talked about how dialing in on your craft is a significant step that your brand needs. You'll Learn: How to take your brand to the next level What it means to level up in your craft How to collaborate with other podcasters How to show up everyday for your brand What it takes to make it happen for your brand “I encourage any new podcast, or actually, it's more of a challenge. It's not encouraging. I challenge you to not look at your metrics for six months at least, at a minimum. And when I tell people this, they're like, oh my God, why is it because they don't matter? That's not what you're building this for. If you're building it strictly for download numbers, that's going to catch up to you because it's painful in the beginning to look at those numbers, and it can completely derail any effort that you have. I only say this is a flawed metric because a download does not necessarily mean that the true impact of your show was felt by someone listening. Because if you're subscribed to my podcast, anytime I put new content out, it's going to automatically filter to your device and you're going to get a notification saying, that evolution of brand. My podcast has a new episode and this is the title, blah, blah, blah. That doesn't mean you listen to it, but on my end, I get credit for a download, but I don't care about that. I care about you listening to this content so you feel the value of the conversation” - Jason Cercone Connect With Jason https://jasoncercone.com/enhanceyourauthority/ Top Recommended Resources: www.thewinnersparadigm.com Now Sponsored By My Fit Life DISCOUNT CODE: TWP20159 For 20% OFF https://myfitlife.net/?ref=3Ogi6ygr Thanks for Rocking With US! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. To help out the show: Leave a 5 Star Rating and honest review on Apple Podcast. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe on Apple Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thewinnersparadigm/support
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