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Does your business need a podcast? Is podcasting REALLY good for every type of business? In this fun episode of Content Jefe, Veronica and Studio Steve share the top 8 reasons that podcasting is a must for online biz owners. Want to create a podcast with us, we've got our first ever coaching program coming up SOON, get on the waitlist to reserve your spot: https://www.podcastingsmart.com/waitlist Podcasting is amazing for business because:

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If you're a consultant, having a podcast could be a great way to market your knowledge, skills and the services you offer. In this episode, we explore what to be wary of when starting a podcast to market your consultancy, as well as how you can make the most out of the medium. Join us today for more on the topic!Key Points From This Episode:Why a consulting business can benefit from having a podcast.Some approaches for consultancy podcasts.Thanks for listening! Check us out on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok @weeditpodcasts, or visit our blog at WeEditPodcasts.com/blog for everything podcast-related.

This week we announce the details (and origin) behind the new Buzzsprout Affiliate Marketplace and discuss the long-term impacts of targeted advertising tools in podcasting.Have an idea for something we should talk about? Submit a topic in our Listener Suggestions form or post it in the Buzzsprout Podcast Community on Facebook.Have a question? Shoot us an email at support@buzzsprout.com

Standing out from a flock of podcasters is not so complex especially when goals are clear. Audrey Bell-Kearney, the Founder and CEO of ABK Media Group, talks about her unique hyperlocal podcast called Good Morning Gwinnett. Audrey talks about how she evolved from hosting radio shows to podcasting and walks us through how hyperlocal podcasting works and what makes it one of a kind. Inviting guests is one of the foundations of podcasting. Audrey discusses how she encourages guests to come to the show as well as how she drives her audience to listen to her. In today's show, learn more from her techniques on how to continuously engage guests and viewers to join you. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How » Join the Binge Factor community today:thebingefactor.comFacebookInstagramLinkedInPinterestYoutube

I am trying to get a summer fix by taking a bit more vacation... ;) EGO NetCast will be back on track in mid-August with another solo cast and a new podcast interview. Show notes: 00 Timeful app 01 F.I.X IT! Timetable #ABeautifulMess #gtd 02 www.AudibleTrial.com/EgoNetCast 03 Two Awesome Hours: Strategies For Peak Productivity by Kevin Kruse - Forbes 05 Sleep Cycle 05 F.I.X IT! - WorkFlow on EGO Sole Trader 05 Inbox zero vs. Inbox 5,000... 07 Podcasting workflow... 08 Upcoming episodes: - New music jingle via The Free Music Archive. - SnapRecorder portable recording booth. - Review of Podcasting Good to Great by Jared Easley & shout out to Podcast Movement. - Affordable earphones for podcasters and listeners to podcasts. Podcasting services and products mentioned: BossJock Opinion Podcasting app Ringr PodClear   11 Tea kettle sound, sip of tea, mmm... 12 Radio EGO jingle - EGO NetCast podcast 12 Support EGO NetCast - www.EgoNetCast.com/support Click here for the Direct Download URL (MP3 file) on www.EgoNetCast.Libsyn.com You could also listen to EGO NetCast by subscribing to the podcast RSS feed via iTunes and Stitcher, or download EGO NetCast's standalone podcast app (Apple App Store / Amazon appstore for Android / Google Play).

Do you have a Facebook group for your community? Are you considering starting a Facebook group? In this episode I interview Jared Easley, host of the Starve the Doubts podcast and co-author of Podcasting Good to Great. He's also co-founder of the Podcast Movement, the industry-leading conference for podcasters.  Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/151

Jared Easley | Social Media | Networking | Podcasting Good To Great   SHOW NOTES: http://ryanrhoten.com/jaredeasley   Today we welcome to the show Jared Easley from starvethedoubts.com A self-proclaimed “everyday guy” Jared also happens to be an podcaster, speaker, author, and a master networker. His podcast Starve the Doubts, has been featured on Entrepreneur.com and the Huffington Post as the #1 emerging entrepreneurial podcast. Jared is a co-founder of the Podcast Movement conference - A conference by podcasters for podcasters.  This event was held for the first time last year and was such as overwhelming success that the second annual Podcast Movement conference will be held later this year (2015) in Ft Worth Texas. As an author Jared's book: Podcasting good to great; How to build your audience through collaboration is an Amazon #1 best seller. But don't let the title fool you.  At it's core, Podcasting good to great provides you with a proven roadmap that will help you become a great connector and influencer. PODCASTING GOOD TO GREAT Launched on the opening day of the Podcast Movement conference, Jared's book, Podcasting Good to Great quickly rose to number one status on Amazon.  Having practiced what he preaches in the book, Jared had already built an amazing audience through collaboration. This same audience propelled his book to the number one spot in three categories. Jared is the original Noticer and is big on being the noticer vs chasing influencers. Chasing influencers, Jared explains, is what many of us try to do in the hopes of propelling our brands, which rarely works out. Jared challenges that rather than spending your time chasing influencers, being the noticer is much better way and much more rewarding use of your time. Being the noticer starts with the realization that no one really cares about what you're doing or working on, unless you take the time to care about others first.  By noticing others first, we generate rapport which will eventually lead to reciprocity. Being the noticer is very much like planting the garden and then watching it grow.  It takes time but will yield you benefits down the road. Frankly, if you're looking for instant gratification, this formula will not work for you.  The formula of being the noticer takes time and does not scale but it is a great long-term strategy. We even discuss how to apply the “being the noticer” formula to the job search and the importance of being in the 3%. Hint: As a podcast listener you might just be in the 3% already. PODCAST MOVEMENT CONFERENCE Jared is a co-founder of the Podcast Movement Conference.  We discuss how the conference came about and the steps necessary to make the conference happen. Some of the featured speakers at this year's conference include: Aisha Tyler - Girl on Guy Podcast Sarah Koenig - Serial Roman Mars - 99% Invisible Pat Flynn - Smart Passive Income John Lee Dumas - Entrepreneur on Fire Lou Mongello - WDW Radio Don't let the name of the conference fool you into not attending.  Whether you have a podcast or not this conference is top notch and I highly recommend it.

On this episode of Rhodes to Success I interview Jason Cabassi who is the host of the number one fan podcast for AMC's hit TV show The Walking Dead. Jason's show The Walking Dead ‘Cast has 25,000 listeners per episode and this week we pick his brain on how to grow an audience for your podcast, have fun with your show, and get a ton of downloads.   Main Questions Asked -       When did you start podcasting? -       What was your vision for the your Walking Dead ‘Cast show? -       Where does your desire to have an audience come from? -       Did your show start out with segments and sound effects or just a conversation between you and Karen? -       Did you teach yourself postproduction and editing as you went? -       How do you get people to engage? -       What is the reason your show became so popular over the years? -       What is the process of getting featured on iTunes? -       How did you make the celebrity interviews happen? -       How did you get into Walker Stalker Con? -       Talk about your vision for the future and how you see this being a career.   Key Lessons Learned -       The Walking Dead ‘Cast started a few months before The Walking Dead TV show actually aired. -       The show modeled itself of the Jay and Jack Lost podcast, which had segments like show recap and listener feedback.   Engagement, Downloads, and iTunes   -       Jason chose not to address that the show had a small audience in the beginning and acted as though they had a good size audience from the start. -       In the beginning he asked his friends to leave reviews, write and call in to jumpstart engagement. -       Jason has an eye on trying to reach people who might not find the show on iTunes. In the early days he would get involved in message boards and mention the podcast in forums. -       Jason wrote to Apple and said he's the number one Walking Dead podcast and would love to talk about any promotional ideas. Apple wrote back! -       There is no secret to high downloads, it's all about producing great content. -       Jason made friends with other Walking Dead podcasters (rather than avoiding the completion as many might do.) -       He often does collaborations and guests on other shows.   Making Celebrity Interviews Happen -       Jason reached out to all the publicists of the actors on the show in season one in order to get celebrity interviews.  -       New actors are more likely to do interviews than more established actors. -       When you reach out to more people, make sure to tell them who you've already interviewed and use that as leverage. -       Be persistent. If you don't get a response just keep writing back every month and always be positive. -       Publicists generally respect persistence and often really do keep your contact details for a later date.   Preparing for Interviews -       Be prepared for your podcast interviews and think what you would genuinely be curious about if you were just sitting with the person having a drink. -       Write 12-15 questions beforehand and try to keep it conversational and not sound too polished (not sounding like a real person.) -       The questions are as a safety net but let conversations go into other areas -       Let the interviewee speak and don't step on their answers.   Subscribe to the show in iTunes or Stitcher Radio!   The music in today's episode was written by The Danger Os and produced by Nick Palmer. Check them out at https://www.facebook.com/thedangerosmakemusic    Links to Resources Mentioned Brains@walkingdeadcast.com Walking Dead ‘Cast (Facebook) Walking Dead ‘Cast  (podcast) Jay and Jack (Lost podcast) Podcasting Good to Great Walker Stalker Con Midroll                                      Under the Comic Covers Interview Connections    Entrepreneur Support Services

Todays guest is man who if you take all the letters of his name and rearrange them you will get "Huge Action Taker" Well, actually that isn't the case, but it should be, as this is a guy who over the last few years has literally sprung to the top of his chosen field, by deciding on what he wanted, taking huge action and not allowing the obstacles that stop us all in our tracks to bother him. Way back in 1999 he started his career in the navy, as a Electronics Technician Third Class and for four years served his country. And upon leaving the military then moved through a series of positions and companies not coming anywhere near to that same length of service. Was this a man finding his place in things? Or was this simply the route that people take nowadays to show ambition to future employees? Well we are going to find out, but its true to say that in the last couple of years he has really put himself out there and taken risks to create a future that he loves. And one that no employee cant ake away from him As a host of the top rated show "Starve The Doubts", and the powerhouse behind the Pod Mov University and this years Podcast Movement Conference held in Dallas he is rocking and rolling with the best of them. And now as a bestseller author on Amazon with the podcasting bible Podcasting Good to Great: How to Grow Your Audience Through Collaboration he has added even more success to his life. So what was it in his life that made him jump from the corporate life and enter into the uncertain world of entrepreneurship? And why did he feel the need to not just do one thing well, but take on so much in such a short period time? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots, the one and only Jared Easley Dream Jobs, Online Courses, Persistence, Personal Trainer, Decision Making, Publicity, Young Entrepreneur, Freedom, Addicted, Shawn Stevenson, American Hustle, Make Money Online, Motivational Quotes, Expedition, Challenges, Steve Jobs, How To Start A Business, The Secret, Rich, Online Marketing, Time Management, Blogger, Videos, Recruiting, Authentic, Travel Blogs, Ultra Running, American Football, How To Make Money, Online Business, Company Culture, Law Of Attraction, Planet Money, Jobs, Video Marketing, Linkedin, Success Principles, Digital Marketing, Action Taking, Starting A Business, Successful Entrepreneurs, Personal Branding, Amazon, Lead Generation, Career Change, Life Planner, Comfort zone, Simplicity, Break The Rules, Book Launches, Personal Finance, Secret To Success, Business Plan, Health And Fitness, Tech Startup, Self Publishing, Entrepreneurs, Love, Career Path, Educational, Creativity, Selling, motivation, motivational, inspiration, confidence, success, freedom

“Stop chasing influential people and start becoming an influencer yourself.”   Are you ready to starve your doubts and learn how successful entrepreneurs and high achievers overcome self-doubt? Want to learn one of the most important keys to success of all entrepreneurs? Jared Easley joins me in this episode of Franchise Euphoria. Jared shares how building genuine relationships and collaboration will increase your business success.   About Jared Jared is the Co-Founder of the Podcast Movement, Host of Starve the Doubts, President at PodMov University, and Best Selling Author of the book: Podcasting Good to Great: How to Grow Your Audience Through Collaboration. Show Highlights Ø  How to starve your doubts Ø  The power of collaboration Ø  Be an influencer Ø  Authentic connections     Episode Resources   Podcasting Good to Great   Want to know more about Jared? Starve the Doubts   Spread the Word Twitter   Feedback   Have any suggestions for future shows? Have questions or topic you would like us to do an episode on? If so, please leave a comment. If you enjoyed the podcast would you please take a moment to leave a review and rating on iTunes or Stitcher. Every review means we can reach out to more people.  iTunes:  Franchise Euphoria Podcast   Tune in on Stitcher!

        I have compiled 50 of the Best Online Courses from my Online Learning Podcast Interviewees and included Links and Discounts to all of them in this Free eBook - I hope you find a Course to help you!  Don't forget when the Coupons are Gone, they are Gone! Yours to Keep -> Download Your Free PDF - "Discounted: 50 of the Best Online Courses" eBook -> Click on This Link to Download Now! Influencer Interview This week's Influencer Interview is with Jared Easley with the support of co-host for this episode, Ani Alexander.  Jared is the co-founder of Podcast Movement, a US Conference focused on Podcasting and also the author of "Podcasting Good to Great - How to Grow your Audience Through Collaboration".  It was great fun to co-host this episode with Ani Alexander, the host of the Write 2B Read podcast and I hope you enjoy learning from both Jared and Ani.  One of the most inciteful things Jared says in the interview is "Don't over think Perfection, it will ruin you every time!"                                   In this Interview We Cover: How Jared started podcasting How he learned how to podcast and why an expensive mistake nearly stopped him from starting How Jared managed to get great guests on a brand new podcast with no audience The strategy Jared used to build his audience step by step How to build an Army while remaining authentic The Podcast Movement Conference that Jared co-founded His amazing guest line up for that conference Ani discusses Jared's writing experience with him How he got to be a No 1 best seller in Amazon The process he used to write his book How Jared managed to write his book in a month and why Find Out More You can find out more about Jared by going to his website at http://www.starvethedoubts.com. You can find the Starve the Doubts Podcast on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/starve-the-doubts/id637311992?mt=2                               Learn more about Ani Alexander at her website at http://www.anialexander.com                 You can find the Write 2B Read Podcast on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/write-2b-read-writing-self/id894764419?mt=2    I need your help! If you haven't already, I would love if you could be amazing and take a minute to leave a quick rating and review of the podcast on iTunes by clicking on the link below. It's the most amazing way to help the show grow and reach more people! Leave a Review for the Online Learning Podcast on iTunes by clicking on this link Don't Miss An Episode!  Subscribe Below:     Using something Else?  Copy this Address:  http://jbdcolley.com/olpfeed or http://jbdcolley.com/feed/podcast/?wpmfeedkey=1;e975168c39a63e2f7befd9ba8758bf9e  

Today we have an extraordinary episode. In this episode I have co-hosted with John Colley at his Online Learning Podcast and together we have interviewed Jared Easley. All three of us had fun and I hope you will enjoy it too. John Colley is the host of the Online Learning Podcast and creator of various online courses. Jared Easley is the host of the Starve The Doubts podcast, the co-founder of the Podcast Movement and since recently also an author. In this interview we talk about Jared's journey to success. Jared explains where he started and how did he manage to succeed. He talked about his experiences of writing and publishing his first non-fiction book Podcasting Good to Great: How to Grow Your Audience Through Collaboration, which became #1 Amazon bestseller in several categories. I personally think that the book did well was thanks to the right strategy Jared implemented: he write a good quality book, launched it at 99 cents and the launch was aligned with the Podcast Movement week end.

After my road trip to FinCon14. I recorded this episode, interviewing my friend Jared Easley, at FinCon 14 in New Orleans. FinCon14 is a financial bloggers conference. This is my first trip to FinCon. At this conference, bloggers and podcasters get together to socialize and build a community around helping people with their personal finance. All financial points of view are represented. I'm looking forward to making new friends in New Orleans at FinCon14. My interview with Jared focused on his rise from new podcaster, creating Starve the Doubts, to co-founder of the Podcast Movement, the only conference specifically for podcasters. Jared is also a #1 best selling Amazon author in multiple categories with his book Podcasting Good to Great. I also want to thank my friends Steve Stewart and Phillip Taylor for helping feel at home at my first FinCon. Lastly, congratulations to Frank Manzella (@Frank_Manzella)as the winner of the autographed copy of Smart Money Smart Kids by Dave Ramsay and Rachel Cruze. Did you enjoy the show? If you liked this episode, please consider going to iTunes and subscribing. On iTunes once you subscribe, you can leave a rating and review. Taking this action will help this podcast move up and be more easily found in iTunes. Thank you for an honest rating and review. Here is a link to subscribe or rate and review the show: http://cashcarconvert.com/itunes Alternatively, you can let me know your thoughts about the show on Twitter at @CashCarConvert. My Facebook page can be found at http://facebook.com/cashcarconvert Want to shoot me an e-mail, james@cashcarconvert.com. Do you have a comment about this interview or about the podcast itself? Please leave a comment below. I appreciate every listener. Thank you for listening to the Cash Car Convert podcast.

On this episode of Rhode to Success I interview Jared Easley, the bestselling author of Podcasting Good to Great; How to Grow your Audience through Collaboration. Jared is the host of Starve the Doubts and the man behind America's only national podcasting conference; Podcast Movement. If you've ever thought of starting your own podcast or want to know a few insider tips then this is the episode for you!   Main Questions Asked   -       What is the music you use on your podcast? -       How does building rapport with your listeners help build relationships with them? -       What are some things you did early on in your podcast that helped you build a strong audience? -       What is the podcast co-hosting strategy? -       Talk about the power of mentioning people's name on a podcast -       How can speaking at attending live events grow relationships?   Key Lessons Learned   Music -       You can purchase stock music for your podcast, but it will be widely used -       Another alternative is to utilize local bands' music which in turn helps promote them too   Early days of your Podcast   -       Allow yourself permission to not be great when you start out podcasting -       Embrace your invisibility when you are starting your new idea. This is your chance to practice and improve. -       Focus on the people you are trying to serve and ask yourself “how do I get to know them and how do I develop a rapport?” -       If you want to get noticed online one of the best strategies is to start noticing (sharing) other peoples' content who are in your target. This develops a rapport and synergy. -       Check in (share) on a consistent basis with several people -       Over time rapport generates reciprocity -       You don't have to have the best equipment, guests, and performance straight away just start doing recording podcasts -       Perception is reality so just fake it till you make it   Benefits Podcasting with a Co-host   -       There are different formats of podcasts; monologues, panels, interviews, and podcasts featuring co-hosts -       You can grow your network by inviting people on your podcast as a guest -       Think about how you can make people feel appreciated and share their story (how do you make it about them?) -       Helping other people get what they want helps you get what you want -       Building relationships doesn't have to always be affiliate marketing, you can just genuinely help others   Mentioning People in your Podcast   -       An on-air mention is a simple free strategy with big impact -       Ask yourself: “who are the people that would appreciate my mentioning them?” -       The best people to mention are the people in the ‘trenches' and your target audience who wouldn't usually get a mention -       A mention is a powerful way to get people excited and build rapport -       You can make somebodies day just by mentioning their name in your podcast   Speaking at and Attending Live Events   -       Proximity is power -       When you are communication in person with someone you have a richer dynamic in your relationship connection -       Find unique ways to go to events or local Meetups -       Everyone loves a prize no matter what the speaking engagement                                                        Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe and leave a 5 star rating and review in iTunes!   Links to Resources Mentioned   Starve the Doubts Girl Power Podcasts Podcasting Good to Great Podcast Movement Sound Cloud (Casework) Tankia Dakka - The Garage Party Entrepreneur on Fire Solopreneur Hour Cliff Ravenscraft FinCon Expo   The music in today's episode was written by The Danger Os and produced by Nick Palmer. Check them out at https://www.facebook.com/thedangerosmakemusic    

In episode #33 of You Leading You, Jared Easley, Host of Starve The Doubts, Co-Founder of the Podcast Movement, Best Selling Author of Podcasting Good to Great and President at PodMov University (Whew!) talks about podcasting. And actually quite a bit of other things such as networking, building an audience through content, and just life in […] The post YLY 033: It’s Who You Are Around, And How You Collaborate With Jared Easley appeared first on You Leading You .

We sat down and spoke to Cliff Ravenscraft, one of the web's leading authorities on podcasting, to ask him a few questions about podcasting See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.