Podcast appearances and mentions of lyndal harris

So you want to make money while you sleep, but what does that look like in reality?  How can an everyday human go from servicing customers one-to-one to creating one-to-many automated digital passive income products? Today, we're talking to a real-life ADPIPer, Lyndal Harris, about how she created her ADPIP empire, the challenges, the wins, and the lessons she has for you. Tune in to learn:  Why Lyndal is moving away from one-to-one and developing her ADPIPs in her podcasting business Which ADPIPs Lyndal has set up and how they lead into her funnel The pros and cons of launching a live course vs. an evergreen course. How often you should launch a live course per year How Lyndal's fear of the ‘churn' has held her back from launching a membership, and how to overcome it How Lyndal will position herself to help people past the pod-fade stage of their podcast Why imposter syndrome shouldn't hold you back from making your thing, even if other people are already doing it How to push through and make a Minimal Viable Product (MVP)  How podcasts raise awareness for your business and build relationships with your audience   Useful resources:  Buy my book: Six Figures While You Sleep Join the Six Figures While You Sleep Program Join the Digital Marketing Collective membership   Head to episode notes    Freebies:  Personal Branding Workbook Productivity Cheat Sheet Join the Misfit Entrepreneurs on Facebook  

If you'd like to launch your own podcast to promote your copywriting business, this is the podcast for you. Lyndal Harris is one of Australia's top podcasting consultants. She's launched hundreds of podcasts for a huge range of businesses and she's here today to share her knowledge about how copywriters and any other small business owner - can start, launch and market their podcast. In this episode, you'll learn: How a podcast can build your business What a podcast is and how it differs from other audio and video mediums Why an audio podcast often trumps a video podcast The best duration and publishing schedule for a podcast How to invite high-profile guests onto your podcast (even if you don't have any listeners) How to build an audience for your podcast using email and social media Why evergreen content of a few episodes can be as powerful as creating ongoing episodes The technical elements of launching a podcast – hosting, editing, formats, platforms, software etc. How to find the right statistics to measure the success of your podcast How to find paid sponsors who can fund the production of your podcast About Lyndal: Lyndal Harris is a Podcast Consultant and is passionate about simplifying your podcasting journey and getting your message out to the world. She is the founder and creative force behind Podcast VA, who have launched hundreds of podcasts for both Australian and international clients, who collectively captivate millions of listeners worldwide. And quite a number of these shows have hit #1 in the charts!  Lyndal and the team reduce the stress and make your podcasting journey simple by offering a variety of launch and management done-for-support services, online training, as well as coaching and audits. She started supporting clients with podcasting in 2015 and niched her VA business back in 2016 and was the first Australian VA to provide podcast-only support.   Read the show notes This podcast is brought to you by the Australian Writers' Centre. WritersCentre.com.au Join our community of copywriters at CopyClub.com.au.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode I caught up with Lyndal Harris from Podcast VA who truly is an expert in her field. With many years of experience in starting and scaling podcasts, the StartUp Creative show included, Lyndal holds a wealth of knowledge on what it takes to launch a successful podcast.    In this episode I ask Lyndal some of the FAQ's I get about when and how to start a podcast as well as her practical tips and advice on the technical side of things. If you've been looking to start a podcast for yourself and/or your business, this episode will teach you everything you need to know to help you just start.   We'll cover: the benefits of staring a podcast  how to use a podcast as a marketing strategy for your business  ideal episode lengths and topics  technical setup  what to focus on and invest in when just starting out  how to pitch to potential guests  apps and resources you can use for quality recording experience  And so much more. Check out Podcast VA for more tips, services and resources to help you on your podcast journey. 

In this episode Lyndal Harris talks about outsourcing your podcast, providing an alternative model that will allow you to create a podcast for your business.

In this solo show, I run through a list of podcast directories where you should submit your show to ensure you get into as many ears as possible.In this episode:The big 4 podcast directoriesA list of 27 other podcast directoriesWhat you will need to submit your podcastLinksShow notes with full listFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

Seth Godin author of the Purple Cow called Podcasting the new Blogging. A lot of subscribers have been telling me how much they enjoy the podcast and it's got them curious about the option of launching their own. So, this week I've asked someone with a lot of podcasting experience, Lyndal Harris from Podcast VA to come on the show and share EXACTLY what you need to know to create your own show. Lyndal has helped hundreds of business owners to set up, launch and manage their own podcast. If you want to know what's involved and all the benefits that can come from producing your own podcast this episode is packed with information I wish I'd had before I started my show.

In this week's episode, I'm talking to one of my clients about her podcasting journey. Angela Henderson is the host of the podcast 'Business & Life Conversations with Angela Henderson'.As this podcast is released, Angela is celebrating her 100th episode being released this week. Huge congratulations Ange, your commitment to releasing a new episode every single week since you launched in fantastic! In this episode:Ange's podcasting journeyHow the podcast has been working for Angela as a marketing tool for her businessUsing your podcast as a tool for building relationships with your guestsHow Ange promotes her podcastMonetisationStaying on top of the weekly podcasting scheduleAnge's favourite thing about podcasting.LinksAngela's websiteAustralian Business Collaborative with Angela Henderson Facebook GroupAngela's Facebook PageAngela's InstagramAustralian Podcasters Collaborative Facebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

In this solo show, I run through the 3 steps to ensure that when you transfer your podcast host, you keep all of your episodes, subscribers, ratings and reviews intact.In this episode:Welcome back to Season 3The 3 critical steps to transferring your podcast hostWhy each step is importantA couple of examples of errors people make.LinksFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

Joining me this week is Lyndal Harris.Lyndal’s journey started as a Virtual Assistant (VA) in 2012. She had spent 6 years juggling family and learning everything she needed to know to start a business.In 2016, her life changed when she was sitting in a hospital room with her husband being told that he had pancreatic cancer. The only thing they could do was palliative chemo. At this point, she knew her life had changed.Lyndal needed a lifestyle that enabled her to be there for her family, so she changed her business. Lyndal decided to combine her experience of working virtually to support clients and her love of podcasting and Podcast VA was born. Lyndal and her team make podcasting easier. They manage every aspect, reducing the stress and overwhelm that comes with launching and maintaining a successful podcast.We chat about:Lyndal’s challenges when transitioning into her own businessHer top tips when considering setting up a podcastThe biggest mistakes people are making when podcastingHow Lyndal manages the demands on her time.This podcast comes at the perfect time with so many people considering how they can build their online presence in a very challenging time given the current COVID-19 pandemic. Many small business owners have also chatted with me about starting a podcast so perhaps the time is now?Links:Podcast VALyndal Harris

In this episode, I talk about the different styles of audio editing. I speak to a lot of people who spend hours of their time editing their audio and I think it's important to know a couple of different styles....because the difference in time can be huge.In this episode:Different styles of editingTime differenceTechnical stepsLinksWebsiteFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

It's a bit of a bug-bear of mine when I hear someone has downloaded a podcast equipment guide only to be told they should spend upwards of $500 to get started. That might work for some podcasters but it doesn't take into account everyone's situation and budget.In this episode:Some key considerations when choosing the set-upUSB Microphone recommendationsOther useful equipmentEquipment recommendations on a bigger budgetLinksMicrophones & Equipment *Audio Technica ATR 2100Rode NT USBRode Podcaster USBRode Boom ArmShort Tripod Base Microphone StandRode Microphone Shock Mount SM6 Black with popZoom Handy Recorder H6Zoom Handy Recorder H5Rodecaster Pro Podcast Console* Note some of the above links are affiliate links, but I recommend because I have used them or know they are high-quality productsFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

This week is a bonus episode to let you know that tickets to the Australian Podcasters Collaborative Live are on sale!Australia’s newest podcasting event is being held in Sydney. And it is going to be AMAZING! It’s a packed schedule to help hone your podcasting skills, grow your show, learn the latest worldwide trends and network with a room full of other podcasters.And the best part is that you get to meet other podcasters, share your stories and become part of the Australian podcasting community. We have a fantastic line-up of speakers from the Australian business community who are successful podcasters, marketers and digital experts to present on topics that will help existing podcasters to grow their show, and new podcasters launch with a bang.One whole day of amazing content just for you.This conference is for you if:You’re a podcaster wanting to grow your showYou’re considering launching a podcastYou’re wanting to learn from some amazing Australian business owners on topics that matter most to podcastersYou’re wanting to know the latest trends in podcastingYou’re wanting to be an active member in the fantastic Australian podcasting community.You’re wanting to be surrounded by like-minded podcasters.Links:Australian Podcasters Collaborative PageFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

I was chatting with someone at an event the other day and she wanted to launch a podcast. But the only thing that was stopping her was the fact that she was stuck on what to name it. In this episode:A few different ways to name your showHow to check if there is another podcast with the same nameThe reason you shouldn't get stuck on the nameLinksWebsiteFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

I recently noticed that I had a couple of 1 star ratings left in Apple Podcasts and so I wanted to talk about podcast ratings (and more specifically 1 star ratings) and how to deal with them. In this episode:Getting 1 star reviewsHow podcast ratings workOther metrics to look at Feel free to give me your feedbackLinksWebsiteFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

A question I often get asked and see asked a lot on social media is "which host should I use". In short, there are so many different options when it comes to podcast hosting companies and it can be a difficult decision to work out which one best suits your needs.In this episode:What is a podcast hostHow hosting works and the difference to directoriesThings to look for when choosing a hostThings to avoidWhat IAB statistics areTransferring podcast hostingLinksWebsiteFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

I am soooo excited to announce this new podcasting event to be held here in Australia in 2020.Friday 04 September 2020Novotel Darling Harbour, SydneyA podcasting event for:People who are wanting to launch a podcastExisting podcasters wanting to grow their audiencePodcasters wanting inspiration and to meet other podcasters in the Australian Podcasting community.We have some amazing speakers lined up to present on a variety of podcasting topics. Speakers include Kate Toon, Robert Gerrish, Lorraine Murphy, Cherie Clonan, James Cridland, Tony Cosentino, Hasara & Daniel Lay & me, Lyndal Harris.Click on the link below to join the waitlist for the announcement of ticket sales in early 2020.https://www.podcastva.com/australian-podcasters-collaborative-live/

Yes you can reduce the stress and overwhelming pressure of launching a podcast.   This is where Lyndal Harris comes in. She is the Podcast VA who works her magic to make your podcasting journey easier. She's been a business owner and Virtual Assistant (VA) for over 8 years. Lyndal has combined her experience supporting clients virtually and her love of podcasts to create the first Australian VA business to niche into podcast support services.   Listen to how she explains how she and her team project manage all the different elements of your podcast by offering various services to help you launch and maintain your amazing podcast.   Website: www.podcastva.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lyndalharris/ Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/podcastva Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastva/

“Imposter Syndrome" - what is it, really? And how does one deal with it?Our guest this week is Fiona Redding, founder of The Happiness Hunter, a mindset coach, speaker, and facilitator. She’s also a co-host to the Business Addicts Podcast as well as the author of The Happiness Hunter’s Guide to Meditation. Listen in to help yourself understand and overcome this experience.In this episode we cover:Fiona’s journey on putting up her businessHistory of the “Imposter Syndrome”Her Imposter Syndrome storyThe whirlpool of thoughtsUnderstanding your processSteps on how to move forwardHow thinking creates realityWorking with your communityWhat to reflect onTop tips to overcome the Impostor SyndromeLinks:Website - https://thehappinesshunter.com/Dr. Issam - https://icmh.com.au/Guide to Meditation - https://thehappinesshunter.com/meditationguide/The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women by Valerie Young - https://impostorsyndrome.com/book/overview/Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/australiapodcasterscollaborativeFacebook Page: www.facebook.com/podcastvaInstagram: www.instagram.com/podcastvaLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lyndalharris

When you make the decision to start a podcast, all the emotions that you're feeling can be seriously overwhelming. But one of the biggest problems or one of the biggest things that people talk to me about is they don't even know where to start. And that in itself can be overwhelming because there are so many different resources out there and there are different ways to do things in podcasting.I'm going to take you through my 10 step method to help you get your podcast launched and out there to the world.In this episodeThe different steps to launching your podcastThe branding elementsThe technical stepsLinksFacebook Group Facebook Page Instagram LinkedIn

All too often I see these 3 common mistakes with podcast promotion. As a podcaster, you spend the time preparing, recording and publishing your content, but the promotion part of the workflow is one of the most important to ensure your episode gets in front of your audience.In this episodeThe important of podcast promotion3 Common Mistakes I see podcasters making with their marketingA listener review from Annainhampton. If this is you, please reach out and I'll add a link to your show.LinksPodcast VA WebsiteFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagram

Join us this week as we chat with Suz Chadwick from The Connection Exchange and learn how to use your podcast to amplify your brand. We’ll dive into some basics such as what is a brand and it’s importance. She’ll also share with us how to create a brand strategy, her Top Five Tips on amplifying your brand through your podcast, and Podcast Branding.In this episode we cover:Suz's Podcasting JourneyLessons on providing contentThe ideal frequency of podcast episodesBusiness, Marketing and the Importance of BrandingBuild a brand that people can’t get enough of and have a commitment toKey Areas to look at on a Brand StrategyTop 5 Tips on using the podcast to amplify a brandPointers on Podcast BrandingLinks:Suz Chadwick Website: https://www.theconnectionexchange.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SuzchadwickInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/suzchadwick/Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuzChadwickFacebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/australiapodcasterscollaborativeFacebook Page: www.facebook.com/podcastvaInstagram: www.instagram.com/podcastvaLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lyndalharris

In today’s episode, I cover 10 different ways you can monetise your podcast. I’m not going into all the detail of how to for each of these as I will cover some of these in future episodes but hopefully you’ll get some ideas of ways podcasters are monetising their shows.In this episode we cover:10 ways to make money from your showThe difference between how business and hobbyist podcasts make moneyA listener review from Kym O’Gorman from Kym O’Gorman Marketing Solutions.Links:PatreonPodcast VA WebsiteFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

We’re kicking off our very first interview episode with Kate Toon with lots of tips and advice on Podcast SEO. Tune in, take notes, and get ready to drive more listeners to your podcast.In this episode we cover:What is podcast SEO?Why is SEO for podcasts so important?The 3 Big ProblemsTop 5 SEO Tips for podcasters – what podcasters should do on each episodeTips on naming episodesMeasuring the effectiveness of SEO copyThe difference of SEO for podcasts versus traditional SEO on blogs & websitesWhat should be included on episode notes? Is a transcript a must-have?How podcasting benefits SEODifference between SEO for Spotify vs. Apple Podcasts – which one suits bestLinksKate’s WebsiteYoastWordpress AMP PluginCast Feed ValidatorLibsynWhooshkaaOmny StudioPodbasePodcast VA WebsiteFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

Before getting started on your podcasting journey, you really need to have this step sorted. Today’s episode covers the first essential step you need to know before you launch your show.In this episode:Essential first step for your podcastFiguring out if podcasting would be great for youRelevant questions to ask before deciding to start oneAdvantages of PodcastingRepurposing contentLinksPodcast VA WebsiteFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

This week on the podcast I'm chatting with Lyndal Harris from The Podcast VA all about how you can start your podcast, what to think about when you're launching and how to grow it, plus we're answering a few questions from IG stories.

Today on Podcasting Tips & Tricks, we are going to walk through the 5 Ps of Podcasting which are the 5 steps of the Podcast Workflow. A successful podcast is easier when set up your systems and processes.In this episodeBeing organised for your podcast tasksPlanning and organizing your podcastTips on streamlining your processesThe 5 distinct phase of your podcast workflowStep 1 - Pre-ProductionStep 2 - ProductionStep 3 - Post-ProductionStep 4 - PublishingStep 5 - Post-ProductionLinksPodcast VA WebsiteFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

Welcome to the first episode of Podcasting Tips & Tricks with Lyndal Harris. She’s the founder of Podcast VA, Australia’s first VA for Podcasters.Listen in as she tells you how she got into podcasting, her story and she gives you a glimpse of what to expect in the next episodes.In this episodeGet to know Lyndal Harris of Podcast VAHow Lyndal started in the podcasting industryWhat to expect from Podcasting Tips & TricksPerfect for your small business or passion projectLinksPodcast VA WebsiteFacebook GroupFacebook PageInstagramLinkedIn

Follow us on Intsa @dsmtl_ for more content, behind the scenes, and access to guests.https://www.instagram.com/dsmtl_/ Episode 6 -I approached Lyndal and her badass design studio September as a client. I had seen the beautiful work she and her team had done. I had seen the way she had spoken to clients, asked the right questions, and then told them their brand's story back to them in such an elegant and intimate way, almost better than they knew it themselves.And I think this is the power we have as creatives, to absorb what is around us, combine it with what is inside us, and then have that speak to the world.Creative design, and art direction, is such a subjective medium. People always have an opinion, and if everyone likes your stuff you’re probably doing it wrong. So I was super interested in talking to Lyndal about it.Because like I said, she knows what she is doing. And she’s been doing it for a long time. But more importantly, she has done so by being what I what call genuinely lovely.She would never go out there to “crush it” or “hustle” but man, she crushes it, and has hustled her face off to build her own business that is well known and respected. One that looks after their clients.She is soft-spoken, accommodating, disarming, and humble beyond belief.And in this episode she takes us on the journey of rising up within a well-established agency to becoming its creative director, to then taking the plunge back into the freelance pool, and then doing that crazy thing of starting her own agency in such a competitive market.Welcome to DISMANTLE.Guest: Lyndal Harris @september_design_studioHost: Clayton Idato @claytonidatoCrew: Christian McGuinness @macsnaps : Ryan Unwin @ryanjohnunwinLocation: Work Club @workclubglobalProduced by: Skyline Creative @skylinecreative

Lyndal Harris is THE Podcast VA. To me she is the absolute leader in the field and she has amazing skills and knowledge that allow her to guide business owners into the new waters of launching and running a podcast.In this episode we talk about why you'd want a podcast, and how you can be supported to create your very own.ABOUT LYNDALLyndal Harris is the Podcast VA who works her magic to make your podcasting journey easier. She’s been a business owner and Virtual Assistant (VA) for over 7 years. Lyndal has combined her experience supporting clients virtually and her love of podcasts to create the first Australian VA business to niche into podcast support services.The founder of Podcast VA, she now manages a team that makes your podcasting easier. They work with a number of Australia’s top podcasters with international audiences of hundreds of thousands of people.They reduce the stress and overwhelm that comes with project managing all of the different elements of your podcast by offering various services to help you launch and maintain your amazing podcast.Website: www.podcastva.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lyndalharris/Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/podcastvaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastva/

If you’re looking to start your podcast or looking for ways to improve your existing one, definitely listen in because Lyndal Harris of Podcast VA joins us today as she shares her knowledge on why businesses should start a podcast and the several benefits of starting one for your business. She also walks us through her 10-step guide on starting your own podcast and gives us interesting tips on going about it.Links10-Step ChecklistPodcastVA WebsitePodcastVA FacebookPodcastVA InstagramLyndal Harris LinkedInAustralian Podcasters Collaborative Facebook GroupFiverrSkypeZoomZencastrAuphonicWhooshkaaOmny StudioLibsynAngela Henderson WebsiteAngela Henderson Active Business Facebook GroupAngela Henderson Facebook Business PageAngela Henderson Instagram

Lyndal Harris has been in business for 6 years, and definitely knows a thing or two about how to flourish when her backs up against the wall! When her husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer - at the same time as they were separating - she knew she needed to be there for him along with their children to give him the best opportunity to fight. She also knew she needed to create a consistent income that the family could survive on - which meant making some significant shifts in the way she operated and what she offered to her clients. In this episode Lyndal shares with us the emotional journey she's been on as a mother, partner and business owner, and how she turned her business around to stop selling her time for money so that she could scale her business and create Australia's first V.A. service specifically for podcasters. Lyndal is an inspiring, selfless and very focused woman who talks candidly about how she's navigating the very challenging situation of coping with terminal illness whilst riding the rollercoaster of being a business owner. If you want positivity, inspiration, and words of wisdom from a business woman who has a wealth of experience under her belt, this episode is for you! You can check out the show notes along with all of Lyndal's contact details and links to her free download '10 Step Podcast Launch Checklist' here: - busybusinesswomen.biz/podcast18 Enjoy! Faye

What do you have to consider and do to get started with outsourcing your podcast? What traits should your virtual assistant have and where can you find one? PodcastVA.com founder Lyndal Harris and Lyndsay Phillips share their thoughts and advice. Resources & show notes: ThePodcasterLab.com/session60