Podcasts about private podcasts

Lindsay opens the “Best Of 2025” series with a candid look at the eight most transformative private podcast episodes of the past year. Hear how this year's standouts pushed audio beyond lead magnets, building ecosystems where private feeds drive launches, client onboarding, evergreen content, summits, waitlists, and scalable high-touch support. Get a preview of the creative ways entrepreneurs adapted to shifting markets: from async audio summits, to segmenting a single feed into custom lead magnet journeys, to onboarding every new client with a personalized private podcast.For even more inspiration, Lindsay unveils the newest Hello Audio resource: 101 Ideas for Private Podcasts in Your Business. Whether you're here for list growth, repeat sales, retention, or just want to see how others are breaking the private podcast mold, this intro episode is your roadmap for what's possible in 2025.Topics Covered:How Nicole Culver rebuilt her entire private podcast funnel to convert five-figure sales—even as the online market shifted, adding low-ticket offers and tripling her conversion rate from podcast listenersErin Kelly's “Async Audio Summit” playbook and why hosting summits over Voxer and private feeds brought in nearly 200 new, high-quality leads and strategic partnerships—without live calls or calendar burnoutJulie Ciardi's surround sound launch strategy: using private podcasts before, during, and after open cart to pre-frame, nurture, and onboard $320k in program salesMichelle Pontvert's low-lift audio event that re-engaged 924+ subscribers and delivered massive value to speakers and listeners, all with simple, accessible podcast deliveryColleen Kachmann's $150K/month transformation through a podcast-powered funnel that completely replaced the sales call, doubled client trust, and now supports 95% satisfaction and a literal “cult following”Amanda Karlstad's million-dollar private podcast funnel—unchanged for 3 years, still converting at 15%, and a masterclass in the power of audio exclusivity and evergreen nurtureMichelle Grosser's 3,000-lead win through a quick, five-part private podcast that made launching a new group program easy, filling her waitlist and automating nurture with zero extra DM chasingEllie Kime's “choose your own adventure” podcast lead magnet, letting listeners self-identify, get straight to what matters, and feeding back powerful audience insight for future content. A can't-miss for anyone wanting segmentation inspiration!Links Mentioned:101 Ideas for Private Podcasts in Your BusinessMore from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

What if your show had a format designed only for your super fans? Today, we look at what a private podcast actually is and how it works behind the scenes. We're joined by trusted podcasting expert Cliff Ravenscraft, who helps us understand the mechanics: how access is controlled, how episodes are delivered, and why a private feed functions differently from a public show. Cliff explains how creators use private podcasts for focused communication, training, or more personal updates, and why clarity on purpose matters more than fancy tools. We also explore the expectations you set for your audience, and how those choices help mold the value of your private podcast.Episode Highlights:[02:36] Upcoming Episodes and Announcements[05:31] Cliff Ravenscraft on Private Podcasts[08:00] Benefits and Use Cases of Private Podcasts[18:01] Monetization and Platforms for Private Podcasts[19:53] Hosting Private Podcasts on Your Own Website[24:41] Substack as a Private Podcast Platform[26:20] Legal Disclaimer and Privacy Concerns[30:49] Marketing Strategies for Private vs. Public Podcasts[45:05] Creating a Private Podcast for Courses and BusinessLinks & Resources: Join The Empowered Podcasting Facebook Group:www.facebook.com/groups/empoweredpodcasting⁠Cliff Ravenscraft:https://www.cliffravenscraft.comPodcast Answer Man: www.cliffravenscraft.com/podcasts/podcast-answer-manBC Babbles: https://bcbabbles.substack.comTo Have Your Podcast Considered For Evaluation, Please Complete This Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8-Xv6O6lrNPcPJwj3N0Z5Osdl-5kHGz_PiAU45UPreview of our Upcoming Evaluation Carefree Highway Revisited: https://www.podbean.com/ea/pb-j6vtj-1961b14Rodecaster Pro 2: https://amzn.to/41h9yuNRemember to rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us grow and bring valuable content to the podcasting community.Join us LIVE every weekday morning at 7 am ET (US) on ⁠Clubhouse⁠: ⁠⁠⁠ https://www.clubhouse.com/house/empowered-podcasting-e6nlrk0w⁠⁠Or Join us on Chatter: https://preview.chattersocial.io/group/98a69881-f328-4eae-bf3c-9b0bb741481dLive on YouTube: ⁠https://youtube.com/@marcronick⁠Brought to you by⁠ ⁠iRonickMedia.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.com⁠Want to be a guest on The Podcasting Morning Chat? Send me a message on PodMatch, here: ⁠https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1729879899384520035bad21b⁠

In this special "From the Vault" episode, Lindsay and Nora share exclusive training content originally presented to Nicole Culver's Elevate Mastermind. Drawing from data across over 10,000 private podcast feeds and 50 million listens on Hello Audio, they break down the exact strategies that separate high-converting private podcasts from the rest. Discover the myths holding creators back, the Binge Formula for feed design, and the Four P Framework for crafting episodes that move listeners to action. Topics CoveredCommon myths preventing creators from launching private podcastsThe Binge Formula: Five feed-level design principlesThe Four P Framework for episode-level content creationReal case studies from Amanda Karlstad, Michelle Grosser, and Colleen KachmannTechnical features that boost personalization and conversionData analysis strategies for optimizing podcast performanceLinks MentionedNicole Culver's Elevate Mastermind : https://nicoleculver.co/elevate-2025Dolby.io integration: https://help.helloaudio.fm/en/articles/10263163-hello-audio-remastering-powered-by-dolby-ioSuper Listener Score feature: https://help.helloaudio.fm/en/articles/10260486-super-listener-scoreMore from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

In this special From the Vault episode, Lindsay shares her presentation from Lizzie Goddard's Low Ticket Live summit, revealing why private podcasts make the perfect low ticket offers. Discover 10 specific ways to turn your expertise into audio-based products that are easy for you to create and even easier for your audience to consume. Lindsay breaks down real examples from entrepreneurs who've generated thousands in revenue using these strategies, proving that low ticket doesn't have to mean low impact. Topics CoveredWhy audio is the next frontier of attention and connectionThe creator benefits: no video production, higher ROI for less effortThe audience benefits: no logins, multitasking capability, higher consumption rates10 specific audio offer ideas including courses, challenges, workshops, and case studiesReal results from entrepreneurs earning $3,300+ with audio offersContent repurposing strategies for quick audio product creationBehind-the-scenes and coach-in-your-pocket conceptsLinks MentionedLow Ticket Live summit by Lizzie Goddard: https://lowticketlive.com/More from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

In this special "From the Vault" episode, Lindsay shares her popular summit session on using private podcasts to boost engagement before, during, and after your summit. Discover five practical ways to implement audio feeds that increase conversions, improve attendee experience, and make content consumption easier for everyone involved. Plus, learn bonus strategies for increasing revenue and hosting audio-only summits. Topics CoveredIntroduction to "From the Vault" segment and audio-first attentionBefore the summit: Behind-the-scenes feeds and interview strategiesDuring the summit: Undripping episodes, Easter egg content, and PDF narrationAfter the summit: Case study and FAQ feeds for conversionBonus strategies: Audio-only summits and upsell/downsell opportunitiesReal-world examples from successful audio summit implementationsAdditional private podcast use cases beyond summitsLinks mentionedWendy Breakstone's micro audio summits: https://podcasts.helloaudio.fm/player?episodeId=7347a601-8440-466a-9915-da6681abfbcb&code=7taX9rRoOg¢ered=trueJacqueline Malone's completion rate success - https://helloaudio.fm/jaclyn-mellone-saw-student-success-rates-skyrocket-by-400/More from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

In this episode, we reconnect with Natalie Koussa, creator of the Trust Funnel, who has turned her successful private podcast strategy into a service helping coaches, consultants, and service providers convert leads through audio. Discover how she structures private podcasts that consistently outperform traditional lead magnets, why positioning matters more than subscriber count, and the specific framework she uses to help clients create bingeable content that builds trust and drives sales.Topics Covered:The Trust Funnel concept and why trust is crucial in today's marketTwo powerful positioning frameworks: "Give them what they want" vs "Name the threshold"Why private podcasts work better for service providers than traditional freebiesEpisode structure and length recommendations (15-20 minutes sweet spot)The importance of personality and authentic conversation over scripted contentSubtle selling approaches and call-to-action strategiesTechnical setup using Descript and Hello Audio integrationResults: Higher email open rates, faster buying decisions, and organic sharingLinks mentioned:- Website: https://nataliekoussa.com/New Private Podcast: natalieKoussa.com/leaguePOD DAMN. A free private podcast to help you go on a Podcast Tour that makes you the first choice in your niche : https://nataliekoussa.com/visiblehttps://www.instagram.com/nataliekoussa_/More from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

In this milestone solo episode, Lindsay and Nora celebrate 100 episodes of Launch Your Private Podcast by sharing the biggest insights they've learned from interviewing Hello Audio users. They break down five key insights from standout guests who achieved remarkable results, plus five fundamental truths that every business owner should know before launching their private podcast. From quadrupled conversion rates to million-dollar funnels, discover the real-world proof that private podcasts work. Topics CoveredFive major insights from top-performing Hello Audio usersPrivate podcast consumption rates and conversion improvementsHow audio builds deeper trust and connection with audiencesWhy access matters more than format for content deliveryTurning passive freebies into active sales toolsFive core truths about private podcasting successThe importance of connection over perfectionUsing experimentation as a shortcut to clarityLinks MentionedHello Audio platform : https://app.helloaudio.fm/Dolby.io integration : https://help.helloaudio.fm/en/articles/10263163-hello-audio-remastering-powered-by-dolby-ioMore from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

In this episode, we explore how Kronda Adair, founder and CEO of Karvel Digital, uses private podcasts to keep her retainer clients engaged and informed. Discover how she transforms voice recordings into polished client updates using AI tools, and learn why audio communication strengthens client relationships better than traditional email updates. Plus, uncover unexpected use cases for audio in contractor onboarding and internal team training. Topics Covered:Using voice recordings and ChatGPT to create client updatesThe importance of remarketing to existing clientsProcess mapping as a foundation for business systemsAudio consumption benefits for busy entrepreneursInternal team training opportunities with audioContractor onboarding for field-based businessesCreating systems that support ADHD entrepreneursLinks mentioned:https://www.linkedin.com/in/krondaadairhttps://instagram.com/karveldigitalhttps://www.tiktok.com/@krondakarvelhttps://www.threads.net/karveldigital2-week free trial of Automation Club Membership: https://karveldigital.com/automation-clubMore from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

In this EpisodeIn this coaching episode, Lindsay and Nora work with Sherita Harkness, founder of Trading Fours and Chief Play Officer, who successfully converted two major corporate clients using a private podcast at a single conference. Discover practical strategies for B2B consultants and speakers to use private podcasts as both lead magnets and pre-sales tools, especially when selling intangible services to skeptical decision-makers who need evidence-based content to understand the value of your methodology. Topics Covered:Creating highly targeted private podcasts for specific conference audiencesConverting skeptical executives to the value of play-based leadership approachesUsing private podcasts to pre-frame sales conversations and reduce explanation timeBuilding evidence-based content with stats, facts, and client success storiesDeveloping segmented audio content for different corporate decision-makersIncorporating client testimonials and case studies into audio episodesScaling from single-use lead magnets to comprehensive content librariesAddressing underlying fears and false beliefs through audio contentLinks:http://t4zpowerplay.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/sheritat4z/app.helloaudio.fm/feed/28496e20-bc45-4288-805c-f0ebae7f6b92/signupMore from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

What's something about your current podcast that you would like to change? Would you adjust the format, switch up the frequency, or try something completely different? That's the question that kicks off today's episode. While Marc is away at Camp Footprint, Sid and the rest of the crew take the lead, steering a lively conversation about private podcasting and why creators are exploring it, and some creative ideas we'd love to try. We share insights on how it can add value for your audience and open up new possibilities for engagement. To wrap up the week, we share our wins and celebrate each other's accomplishments.PMC is taking a short end-of-summer break for the week of August 18th, and we will be back on August 26th. Please join us! Episode Highlights: [02:53] Icebreaker: Changes to Your Podcast[08:31] Personal Stories and Podcasting Impact[17:43] Podcasting as a Business and Community[23:17] Private Podcasts: The VIP Experience[24:09] Types of Private Podcasts[28:26] Ideas for Private Podcasts[33:34] Monetizing Private Podcasts[39:52] Sharing Wins for the WeekLinks & Resources: Join The Empowered Podcasting Facebook Group:www.facebook.com/groups/empoweredpodcasting⁠Get Your Tickets for The Empowered Podcasting Conference:www.empoweredpodcasting.comHello Audio:https://helloaudio.fm/Just A Moment: https://rss.com/podcasts/just-a-moment-podcast/1946440Remember to rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us grow and bring valuable content to our community.Join us LIVE every weekday morning at 7 am ET (US) on ⁠Clubhouse⁠: ⁠⁠⁠ https://www.clubhouse.com/house/empowered-podcasting-e6nlrk0w⁠⁠Or Join us on Chatter: https://preview.chattersocial.io/group/98a69881-f328-4eae-bf3c-9b0bb741481dLive on YouTube: ⁠https://youtube.com/@marcronick⁠Brought to you by⁠ ⁠iRonickMedia.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.com⁠Want to be a guest on The Podcasting Morning Chat? Send me a message on PodMatch, here: ⁠https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1729879899384520035bad21b⁠

In this special roundup episode, we explore how successful event creators are using private podcasts to enhance their summits, bundles, and live events. You'll hear from Claire Paniccia, Elizabeth Goddard, and Erin Kelly as they share proven strategies for structuring feeds, driving engagement, and creating more accessible experiences that convert before, during, and after their events.Topics CoveredFeed structure and content organization for eventsMarketing tactics to drive podcast subscriptionsAccessibility benefits for neurodivergent audiencesAffiliate strategies for event promotionIntegration with course platforms and embedded playersFuture plans for audio-first event experiencesMore From the Featured GuestsClaire Paniccia is a business coach for neurodivergent online entrepreneurs and creator of the Annual Neurodiverse Entrepreneur Summit, focused on making business content accessible for those who don't fit traditional molds.Website: https://neurodiverseentrepreneursummit.comElizabeth Goddard is a multi-offer online business strategist and course creator who hosts virtual summits and digital product bundles, pioneering the use of free private podcast feeds for all summit attendees.Website: https://www.elizabethgoddard.co.uk Erin Kelly is the CEO and Co-founder of Member Vault, a course and membership platform. She has successfully run multiple audio summits using private podcasts for list growth, affiliate rewards, and enhanced content consumption.Website: https://membervault.co/More from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

We've GA-ed private podcasts! In this episode, we talk about the feature, the extra perks for Premium users and celebrate completion of the table stakes features. We end the episode with a banter about Claude Code and a few German phrases.Show notesMichelin Guide: The Tire Company That Accidentally Conquered Food on The Best Idea YetFalling In Reverse - "Watch The World Burn" (live)Download the Metacast podcast app for free:iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/metacast/id6462012536Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.metacast.podcast.player

In this special roundup episode, we explore powerful ways businesses are using private podcasts to supercharge their launch strategies. You'll hear from Holly Haynes, Kendra Hennessy, and Julie Ciardi as they share real-world tactics for warming up prospects, building trust with strangers, and converting listeners into buyers through strategic audio content.Topics CoveredContent strategy for pre-launch private podcastsMarketing tactics to drive private podcast listenershipUsing retargeting ads to promote private podcastsBuilding trust with strangers through audio contentIntegrating client testimonials into launch sequencesBalancing education with gentle sales messagingTechnical best practices for launch-focused audio contentMore From the Featured GuestsHolly Haynes is a business strategist who specializes in helping women build full-time businesses on part-time schedules without relying on social media algorithms. She has successfully launched her signature program Antisocial School eight times using private podcasts as her primary nurture tool.Website: http://www.hollymariehaynes.com Kendra Hennessy is the founder of Mother Like a Boss, where she makes house cleaning more manageable for regular moms and families. She uses private podcasts extensively across both free and paid content, with multiple feeds supporting her various programs and launches.Website: http://www.motherlikeaboss.com Julie Ciardi is the founder and CEO of Ignite Her, a coaching company that helps other coaches start and scale their businesses using human design. She has perfected a launch strategy that uses private podcasts to warm up cold traffic from ads, resulting in multiple six-figure launches.Website: http://www.julieciardi.comMore from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

In this special roundup episode, we explore how service providers are using private podcasts to transform client relationships. You'll hear from Leanne Hughes, Erin Lindstrom, and Diann Wingert as they share real-world strategies for client engagement, sales conversion, and scaling their expertise through audio content. Topics CoveredUsing private podcasts as proposal upsells for corporate clientsConverting strategy call insights into digestible audio contentPre-consultation sales conversion strategiesOnboarding and offboarding client experiencesScaling expertise across time zones and remote teamsTeaching clients to create their own internal podcastsMore from Featured GuestsLeanne Hughes is a speaker, author, and consultant based in Brisbane, Australia. She helps organizations embed learning and create community across remote teams while also supporting facilitators and trainers in booking out their businesses.Website: https://www.leannehughes.com Erin Lindstrom is the founder of Commonwealth Co, a strategic growth and operations partner working with thoughtful online business CEOs who care about their clients and want to make their operations easier.Website: https://www.erinlindstrom.com/ Diann Wingert is a psychotherapist and serial business owner turned business coach for entrepreneurs with ADHD traits. She hosts the public podcast "ADHD-ish" and uses private podcasts for lead generation and sales conversion.Website: https://www.diannwingertcoaching.com/More from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

In this special roundup episode, we explore powerful ways businesses are using private podcasts to educate, support, and retain their clients and students. You'll hear from Kim McCarter, Tammie Bennett, and Dr. TK as they share real-world strategies for structuring feeds, designing engaging episodes, and driving results. This episode offers a unique back-to-back format where each guest answers the same questions, giving you multiple perspectives on teaching with private podcasts without lengthy backstories.Topics CoveredFeed structure and organization strategiesMarketing tactics for attraction and retentionBest practices for student engagementEpisode design for maximum action-takingFuture plans and evolution strategiesMore From the Featured GuestsKim McCarter is the founder of Black Girls Manifest Too and creator of Self-Made Success System. Her work focuses on helping life coaches, consultants, and done-for-you service providers move beyond hustle into structured high-revenue business models through premium sales, authority positioning, and aligned strategy.Website: http://www.smssacademy.com Tammie Bennett is a life and business coach who hosts the Show Up Society public podcast and pop-up group coaching memberships. She specializes in helping people show up consistently in their businesses and lives through accessible coaching formats.Website: https://showupsociety.com Dr. TK (Tekesia Jackson Rudd) is a licensed clinical psychologist and therapist business coach who serves mental health providers across five countries. She integrates private podcasts into her Private Practice Academy and various membership programs to provide personalized, asynchronous coaching experiences.Website: http://www.doctortk.comMore from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

Preparing to launch private podcasts, marketing projects, ops stuff, and a huge (with a capital "H") bill from GoogleShow notesThe Side Hustle King: “I'm making $8K/DAY from easy businesses” on My First MillionThe Art of Learning: An Inner Journey to Optimal Performance by Josh WaitzkinFlybot by Dennis E. TaylorDennis E. Taylor, author of best-selling sci-fi series Bobiverse on Builders Gonna BuildDownload the Metacast podcast app for free:iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/metacast/id6462012536Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.metacast.podcast.player

In this episode, we explore how Dani Sheriff, founder of the HA Society, transformed her membership experience by replacing traditional video replays with private podcasts. Discover how she reduced churn to just 1% while serving women dealing with hypothalamic amenorrhea (a sensitive fertility issue that requires deep community support and long-form educational content).Links mentioned:Instagram: https://instagram.com/thehasocietyHA Infertility Blueprint: https://thehasociety.com/blueprintWebinar about starting an Hello Audio coaching practice: https://www.holistichapractitioner.com/coachtrainingMore from Hello AudioGrab a free trialYoutubeInstagramFacebook Group Subscribe and ReviewIf you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review! Thank you so much for tuning in to Launch Your Private Podcast.

Every week, we meet for a standup. We summarize our progress in short weekly updates that we record right after our meetings.In this update, we discuss launching private feeds, the new podcast search feature on the web app, and making money.Show notesBobbi Althof's The Really Good PodcastAndre Agassi on ServedNews in Slow SpanishThe Game with Alex HormoziDownload the Metacast podcast app for free:iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/metacast/id6462012536Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.metacast.podcast.player

Meet Deanna Seymour, who started with just 100 email subscribers and watched her list bloom when she launched her private podcast "Eff That." She flipped the script on traditional podcasting by creating a members-only audio experience that listeners actually lined up to join. Through her "Anti Hustle Holiday Countdown," she sits down with 21 fellow business owners each December, sparking real conversations that turn into lasting partnerships. Peek behind the scenes of her $9 all-access pass model that keeps subscribers hooked and her clever way of weaving private podcasts into online courses. Walk away with Deanna's tested methods for crafting audio content that makes your audience hit that subscribe button.

Ever feel like you're crafting podcast content to please algorithms rather than genuinely connecting with your most dedicated listeners? You're not alone. The growing trend of private podcasting is revolutionizing how creators engage with their audiences, and it might be the missing piece in your content strategy.Private podcasts offer what public feeds often can't—a space for raw, unfiltered conversations without the pressure of search optimization or mass appeal. As I share in this episode, my private podcast "Unhinged" lets me deliver quick-hit, actionable content three times weekly to subscribers who've raised their hands as my most engaged community members. There's no elaborate production, no overthinking the perfect hook—just valuable insights delivered directly to people who've already demonstrated their interest in my work.The business model makes incredible sense for established creators. For just $5 monthly, my subscribers receive approximately 12 premium episodes packed with strategies they can implement immediately. But the real magic happens beyond the modest subscription revenue—these premium listeners are predominantly existing clients, email subscribers, and students who represent my ideal audience for higher-ticket offerings. My private podcast essentially serves as a trust-building pathway toward events like my Insiders Retreat, creating a natural progression for followers to become clients. And technically? It's surprisingly simple to implement with most podcast hosting platforms.Ready to explore how a private podcast could transform your relationship with your audience? Listen now to discover exactly how I've structured my premium content, why my most dedicated followers love it, and how you might adapt this approach to your own business model. If you're intrigued by what you hear, you can always reach out via Instagram (@Jenny_Melrose) with questions—I'd love to help you imagine the possibilities for your own premium podcast strategy.Subscribe to Unhinged!Support the show

Tired of overcomplicating your content creation? In this episode of Launch Your Private Podcast, Kaitlyn Kessler—energetics and business coach for visionary leaders reveals how she transformed her business by replacing traditional LMS systems with private podcasting. Learn how audio became her #1 tool for aligning her content delivery with her mission of simplicity, ease, and sustainable growth.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Kaitlyn Kessler's journey in creating her first audio-based course[7:30] Transitioning away from traditional course platforms: Canceling LMS subscriptions for audio-only delivery.[12:20] Organic vs. paid marketing for private podcasts: Crushing signup goals with a free audio lead magnet.[14:10] The psychology behind going fully audio-first: Why simplicity aligns with client lifestyles.[16:00] Addressing practical concerns in the transition to going fully audio[24:30] The biggest mindset shift: Letting go of “more is more” and focusing on what's actually used.[27:15] The biggest mindset shift: Letting go of traditional formats[34:30] The emotional impact of audio-based learning: Building trust through voice and embodied content.Links mentioned:instagram.com/kaitlynskesslerhttps://kaitlynkessler.com/bwekaitlynkessler.com

Are you a coach, therapist, or support professional looking to create a safe, intimate space for clients navigating grief and trauma? Join us in this episode of Launch Your Private Podcast as we coach Sabrina Fletcher, a pregnancy loss doula, on building a membership site with a private podcast to support individuals healing from termination for medical reasons (TFMR).Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Sabrina's mission to create a trauma-informed membership offering audio courses[3:29] Structuring Content to Reduce Overwhelm[7:02] Private Podcasts as Trauma-Sensitive Tools[9:18] Technical Setup: Feeds, Segmentation, and Membership Design[11:50] Single Feed vs. Multiple Feeds Debate[14:22] Solving Access Issues for Canceled Members[19:08] Automating Access with ActiveCampaign + Hello Audio[23:35] Scaling Gradually: Tech vs. Community Priorities[26:50] Ethical Content Curation for Grieving Audiences[31:15] Privacy and Anonymity in Private Podcasts[38:55] Pricing Strategies for Trauma-Informed Memberships[42:30] Positioning Memberships as Short-Term Healing JourneysLinks Mentioned:http://www.thetfmrdoula.com

Are you a health practitioner or nutrition expert eager to elevate client engagement and explore cutting-edge marketing strategies? Join us in this episode of "Launch Your Private Podcast," where we coach Tisha Castillo, a seasoned nutrition integration specialist, on mastering private podcasts for her virtual healthcare practice, Simplified Health and Nutrition.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Tisha Castillo's approach to improving health spans and rethinking food. [3:40] Initial experiments with recording emails and creating a simple private podcast. [5:15] Challenges in promoting and positioning her private podcast. [9:03] The idea of audio lead magnets as an alternative to PDFs or other digital formats. [13:30] Exploring misconceptions about private podcasts and their flexibility in formats. [15:11] Brainstorming new assets for lead generation or targeted use cases. [18:20] Emphasizing the simplicity and ease of integrating private podcasts into practice workflows. [27:10] Overview of Hello Audio's plans and features, including dynamic ad spots and tagging. [29:40] Tisha reflects on her experience setting up her podcast and learning new possibilities. [33:50] Tips for onboarding older audiences and visually demonstrating podcast setup. [35:22] Examples of successful use cases from Tarzan Kay and other podcast creators. [37:10] Troubleshooting tips for unique links and client access issues. [41:10] Discussing audience demographics and preferences for podcast consumption. [43:00] Tisha highlights the transformative potential of private podcasts for client integration. Links mentioned:Website: https://TishaCastillo.comLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/tishacastilloFree Guides:3 Lies Cutting Your Life Short : https://tishacastillo.com/3lies5 "Healthy" Foods Making You Sicker & Fatter : https://tishacastillo.com/freebieAccess my private podcast! Weekly emails read to you - Like storytime minus the bedtime!https://app.helloaudio.fm/feed/7a6b6a0c-d49f-46b6-b153-49b2a961a0b9/signup

Curious about how private podcasts can elevate your online events?Join us for an inspiring conversation with Brenna McGowan, a seasoned launch strategist and the creative force behind the successful audio summit series Behind the Launch. In this episode, you'll gain valuable insights into tailoring content to your audience's preferences, ensuring it's both accessible and engaging. Plus, discover how incorporating charitable contributions into your business model can add purpose and impact to your events.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Brenna McGowan's journey from traditional MP3 hosting to innovative private podcasting [4:15] The inception and evolution of the Behind the Launch audio summit series.[6:10] Benefits of private podcasting for event hosting and its impact on listener engagement.[9:34] Integrating philanthropy into business through events, supporting Learning Ally.[13:03] Audience-Centric Approach: Tailoring content for enhanced accessibility and engagement.[15:47] The challenges and technological shifts in creating and hosting audio content.[24:56] Future directions for Behind the Launch and exploring new possibilities in private podcasting.[27:32] The power of community and building connections through specialized content for targeted audiences.[30:45] Concluding thoughts on the personal and professional impacts of private podcasting in education and business.[34:22] Brenna discusses the broader implications of her work and the future of private podcasting in business strategy.[37:19] Closing remarks and how listeners can engage with and learn more from Behind the Launch.Links mentioned:https://www.instagram.com/brennamcgowanco/https://www.facebook.com/groups/behindthelaunchwithbrennamcgowanhttps://brennamcgowan.co/

In this highlight from our Best of Launch Your Private Podcast holiday series, Nicole Culver demystifies one of the year's most requested topics: running ads to private podcasts. Her transparent breakdown of what works (and what doesn't) made this case study an instant hit.Looking for a paid strategy to engage quality leads? In this episode, we're joined by Nicole Culver as we dive deep into the creation and success of her Evergreen Experience.Nicole shares her insights on leveraging private podcasts as a powerful tool to connect with quality leads, enrich the listener experience, and elevate her brand in a crowded digital landscape.[3:11] The motivation behind creating the Evergreen Experience.[6:27] Discovering Hello Audio for private podcasting.[7:50] The strategy behind making the podcast feel exclusive and special.[10:27] Detailed breakdown of the funnel leading to the Evergreen Experience.[14:07] Audience engagement and feedback on the podcast format.[17:00] Importance of understanding and speaking directly to your audience.[20:36] Designing the podcast to guide listeners through a customer journey.[24:19] The power of a risk-free content format.[26:10] The broader impact of the podcast on Nicole's business and marketing strategy.[30:40] Advice for launching your first private podcast and the importance of deadlines.Connect with Nicole Culver:http://nicoleculver.cohttps://instagram.com/nicoleculverhttps://nicoleculver.co/secret

Think private podcasting is just for better engagement? Think again.In this episode of Launch Your Private Podcast, we're joined by the inspiring Iona Holloway, creator of the Brave One Method and founder of The Brave Thing. Iona reveals how private podcasting is reshaping her book-writing process and connecting with her audience in groundbreaking ways.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to the episode and insights into Iona Holloway's use of private podcasting.[2:50] Iona's background, creation of the Brave One Method, and founding of The Brave Thing.[6:45] Turning audio into a book outline: Iona explains how she structures her writing process using podcasts.[9:33] Strategic tips for authors on using private podcasts to develop book content.[12:07] Iona's personal journey of overcoming challenges and how it shaped her professional methods.[15:25] Discussing the unique benefits of private podcasting for enhancing reader experiences through audio.[20:39] Iona discusses how private podcasts enhance traditional reading experiences with immersive audio content like breathwork and visualization exercises.[25:10] Iona shares actionable tips for authors and creators on integrating audio into their creative and professional workflows.[35:02] Iona's final thoughts on the power of private podcasting.[40:15] Encouraging listeners to subscribe and teasing upcoming content to keep the audience engaged.[48:29] Iona provides listeners with links to additional materials and exclusive offers related to the episode's theme.Links mentioned:How To Outline Your Future Bestseller: https://ionaholloway.myflodesk.com/bookoutlineHow To Book Your First 4-Figure Speaking Gig: https://ionaholloway.myflodesk.com/bookedRead Iona's book: https://www.bravething.co/ghostIona's website: https://www.bravething.co/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ionaholloway/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ionaholloway

Black Friday 2024 is here! https://click.helloaudio.fm/bfCurious about creating educational content that truly supports neurodivergent entrepreneurs?In this episode, we sit down with Claire Paniccia, a business coach and the innovative mind behind the Neurodiverse Entrepreneur Summit and Brain Friendly Business coaching program. Claire dives into her journey of discovering private podcasts and reveals how she has successfully woven this medium into her coaching to serve her clients in a more impactful way.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to the episode and the impact of private podcasts in education for Claire Paniccia's neurodivergent entrepreneurs[3:22] Claire explains the challenges neurodivergent learners face with traditional video-based learning formats[6:03] The shift to offering accessible private podcast versions of course content[7:21] Feedback from Claire's audience about the accessibility of private podcasts[9:36] Claire details the structure of her annual Neurodiverse Entrepreneur Summit[13:38] Expiring content format for private podcasts to enhance event exclusivity[16:38] Summarizing data analysis and the effect of extended timers on sales conversions[20:05] The importance of community for neurodivergent entrepreneurs and summit success[22:30] Claire shares her approach to repeat summits and tracking key data points[23:45] Experimenting with content structure in private podcasts to improve attendee experience[27:18] Discussing private podcasts as an alternative to traditional public podcasts[33:22] Claire explains why podcasting works for ADHD and autistic brains needing higher stimulation[35:56] Exploring the concept of learning preferences versus learning styles for ADHD brains[37:08] Final thoughts on how private podcasts increase content accessibility and engagementLinks mentioned:https://www.instagram.com/claire.paniccia/https://clairepaniccia.comhttps://neurodiverseentrepreneursummit.comhttps://clairepaniccia.com/neurospicy

Looking for creative ways to enhance your course offerings and improve student engagement?In today's episode, we're joined by Tammie Bennett, a mental performance coach for athletes and creators, who shares how she integrated private podcasting into her business. Tammie explains how moving from traditional course call replays to private podcasts solved accessibility issues and significantly boosted student engagement and retention.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to the episode with Tammie Bennett discussing the integration of private podcasts into her coaching business.[3:08] Tammie explains how she was introduced to private podcasts and the decision to implement them in her group program.[5:00] Discussion on the advantages of using private podcasts over traditional call replays for group sessions.[7:41] Feedback from clients about the use of private podcasts in Tammie's coaching program, emphasizing increased accessibility and engagement.[10:22] The importance of audio content in coaching, particularly how it supports ongoing mindset work through its intimacy and repeatability.[17:09] Tammie shares additional strategies to maximize the impact of private podcasts for enhancing client engagement and business growth.[20:59] Examination of the analytics from private podcast listenership, demonstrating how data informs content improvements and adjustments.[23:38] Success stories from clients who have benefited significantly from the convenience and accessibility of the private podcast format.[24:55] Future considerations for private podcast content development, including potential topics and strategic uses within Tammie's coaching business.[27:58] Closing discussion on how listeners can start implementing private podcasts in their businesses, featuring practical tips from Tammie's experience.Links mentioned:Instagram https://instagram.com/showupsocietyWebsite https://showupsociety.comGet my free guide to getting unstuck https://showupsociety.ck.page/85b3bb2f8aTammie bennett - mindset coach for athletes and creatives schedule a consultation call here to see if we are a good fit for 1:1 coaching. Join THE SHOW UP SOCIETY - a supportive community to help overthinkers and perfectionists get more of their work into the world. or check out my podcast for tiny doable tips to help you show up for you.

It's no secret that podcasts are an amazing way to connect with your audience. But have you ever considered starting a secret podcast?  Today we're learning all about private podcasts with business strategy coach, podcaster, and founder of the Crush the Rush brand, Holly Marie Haynes. Listen in as she shares the benefits, the tech, and some tips for using this out-of-the-box strategy to grow your email list. For show notes go to https://writingoffsocial.com/51If ditching social media sounds great but you'll wonder what you'll do instead, we can help! Writing Off Social: The Course begins January 20, 2025Personal CoachingCommunityTrainingEarly Bird pricing + bonuses 100% money-back guaranteeSpots are limited Learn more at https://writingoffsocial.com/the-course

Tired of traditional content formats falling flat?In today's episode, we explore how private podcasts can completely transform the way you share content, from training and education to personalized learning experiences. Joining us is Brittany Herzberg, an SEO copywriting expert with a passion for digital education. Brittany shares her story and highlights how she uses private podcasts to create a more flexible and engaging learning environment.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Brittany Herzberg's insights on using private podcasts for digital education.[4:29] How Brittany strategically uses private podcasts for prelaunch marketing and audience engagement.[7:14] Real-life success stories and case studies where private podcasts significantly improved audience engagement.[8:27] Brittany discusses the use of sustainability as a key success metric in her content strategies.[13:30] The challenges Brittany faced and how private podcasts offered unique solutions.[16:20] Brittany's advice on leveraging private podcasts for effective digital education.[22:30] Discussion on integrating various learning styles into private podcast content.[28:00] Brittany highlights upcoming projects and further developments in her private podcast strategy.[36:00] Considerations for content creators looking to start their own private podcasts.[38:00] Brittany shares her vision for the future of private podcasts in digital marketing.Links Mentioned:https://brittanyherzberg.com/the-basic-b-podcasthttps://www.threads.net/@brittany_herzberghttps://www.instagram.com/brittany_herzberg/https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittany-herzberg/https://brittanyherzberg.com/checklisthttps://brittanyherzberg.com/digital-shop/seo-podcast-show-notes-templatehttps://brittanyherzberg.com/seo-private-podcast

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How can you blend public and private podcasts to expand your business and engage your audience?In this episode, we're joined by seasoned podcaster Maggie Patterson, who shares her expert insights on using podcasts to nurture and grow her business. From her experiences as a neurodivergent entrepreneur to implementing innovative strategies tailored for busy, on-the-go professionals, Maggie reveals how both public and private podcasts can transform audience engagement and business growth by creating a seamless client experience and accessibility.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Maggie Patterson's podcasting journey[4:01] The significance of private podcasts in sales conversations and client engagement.[9:00] Discussion about creating personalized client experiences and the flexibility of consuming content via private podcasts.[10:01] Maggie's favorite uses of private podcasts and their benefits in client interaction and business processes.[13:34] The role of private podcasts in enhancing the customer journey and simplifying marketing efforts.[19:56] Future plans for using private podcasts in Maggie's business, including a new book launch.[26:00] The importance of aligning private podcast content and access with client preferences and business goals.[30:52] Examining the shift in consumer behavior towards more discerning content consumption and its impact on marketing.[34:06] Maggie's approach to integrating private podcasts with other content formats to enhance client engagement.[37:19] Discussion on the broader implications of private podcasts for business communication and client relationships.Links mentioned:Threads & IG - @bsfreebusinessStaying Solo Private Podcast - https://bsfreebusiness.com/staying-solo-private-podcast/

Are you looking for innovative ways to engage your audience and maintain momentum during off-seasons? In this episode, we're joined by Kelsey McCormick, founder of Coming Up Roses and a pioneer in integrating creative solutions into digital marketing strategies. Kelsey has effectively used private podcasts to sustain momentum during slower periods, such as holidays, efficiently warming up leads and setting the stage for successful program launches.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to Kelsey McCormick, founder of Coming Up Roses, discussing the innovative use of private podcasts in her marketing strategy.[3:02] Kelsey explains how private podcasts have been used to bridge gaps during off seasons like the holidays.[6:25] Discussion on how targeted content in private podcasts can effectively warm up leads before major launches.[10:15] Kelsey shares real-life success stories from her experiences with private podcasts, emphasizing increased engagement and conversion rates.[14:34] Insights on using private podcasts to maintain customer engagement and set the stage for successful program launches.[18:00] Exploration of the strategic use of private podcasts during downtime and seasonal lows in business.[22:47] Kelsey elaborates on the benefits of structured private podcast content for lead generation and nurturing.[26:30] Audience feedback on private podcasts and their role in enhancing business growth and customer relationships.[30:50] Kelsey discusses how her approach to private podcasts has evolved and its impact on her business model.[35:09] Closing thoughts on the transformative role of private podcasts in digital marketing and customer engagement.Links mentioned:https://www.instagram.com/cominguproses.coFree episode of my private podcast The Warm Up : https://unique-frost-816.myflodesk.com/h96k3n8n50

Join us in this enlightening episode featuring Bree Boucher, an introverted marketing and mindset coach who has expertly leveraged the power of private podcasting. Bree has not only boosted her business through this medium but has also fostered meaningful and measurable interactions with her audience. From taking on personal challenges like the "100 Days to $100K Challenge" to offering strategic business insights, Bree shares her comprehensive journey without holding back.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to Bree Boucher, an Introvert Launch Coach, and her passion for private podcasting and its advantages over public podcasting.[3:00] The origin of Bree's interest in private podcasting and its implementation in her business.[7:13] Bree shares details about her "100 Days to $100k Challenge" and its role in her business and personal growth.[11:41] Bree's strategies for repurposing her podcast content [14:03] Bree talks about the paid aspect of her private podcast and the evolution of her pricing model.[17:32] Exploration of the tangible and intangible results of Bree's private podcasting efforts.[19:05] Bree discusses how her podcast helps move listeners through different stages of her sales funnel.[27:45] Audience response to the podcast and the impact of sharing personal business experiences.[30:35] How Bree's private podcasting experiences influence her business strategies and customer engagement.[35:14] Closing thoughts on the value of private podcasts in creating intimate and engaging content.Links Mentioned:www.instagram.com/thebreeboucherwww.facebook.com/thebreeboucherwww.youtube.com/@thebreeboucherBundle Secrets Podcast - FREE - https://www.breeboucher.com/f/secrets100 Days to $100k Podcast - $47 - https://www.breeboucher.com/100

This episode was recorded with and is sponsored by Riverside. Head to https://creators.riverside.fm/lizmosley to check it out and use the code lizmosley for a 15% discount. In this episode, I chat with award winning freelance video and podcast editor Steve Folland to discuss the intimacy of podcasting, sonic branding, and the impact of podcasting on business. Steve shares insights from his successful podcasts 'Being Freelance' and 'Doing It for the Kids', his experiences with client work, and the evolution of his podcast community. We cover topics from how to market your podcast, the value of consistent audio elements, and the benefits of repurposing content. Steve also offers advice for those hesitant to start a podcast and talks about his passion for podcast editing. Tune in for valuable tips and behind-the-scenes stories!  Episode highlights:  05:51 The Power of Community and Podcasting 16:47 Private Podcasts and Monetization Strategies 31:35 The Value of Podcasting 49:54 Sonic Branding Don't forget to check out Steve online and follow him on Instagram! If you'd like to have a chat come find me on Instagram. Can't wait to connect with you. This episode was written and produced by me and edited by Lucy Lucraft. If you enjoyed this episode please leave a 5* rating and review!   

Are you tired of low Zoom webinar engagement and looking for a more impactful way to reach your audience? In this episode, we are thrilled to welcome Andrea Liebross, the big-thinking expert for high-achieving women entrepreneurs and author dedicated to empowering women entrepreneurs. Andrea has been using private podcasts to transform the way she connects with her coaching clients, providing them with invaluable guidance seamlessly integrated into their busy lives.[0:00] Introduction and Andrea Liebross' shift from Zoom to private podcasts to enhance client engagement.[3:34] Overview of Andrea's coaching approach and how she supports entrepreneurial women.[5:00] Discussion on the benefits of private podcasts in maintaining client continuity and preparation.[14:00] Insights into the strategic use of audio content to maximize reach and client retention.[18:27] Andrea discusses the initial adoption of private podcasts and their role as a lead magnet.[21:10] The importance of audio in building familiarity and comfort among new coaching group members.[23:45] Andrea highlights the effectiveness of using past coaching calls as learning tools for clients.[26:30] Discussion on the ease of use of private podcasts and their integration into business operations.[29:00] Andrea reflects on the broader impacts of audio engagement on client readiness and conversion rates.[31:00] Closing thoughts and the future of private podcasts in business strategy.Links mentioned:Here is a link to ALL of my links: www.andreaslinks.com

Are you looking to harness the power of private podcasts and AI in your business but not sure where to start? In this episode, we sit down with Brittany Long, CEO of Impact Driven AI, who shares how she's revolutionizing the integration of audio content and artificial intelligence into various aspects of her business and personal life. From making daily routines more manageable to transforming the way content is consumed, Brittany's innovative use of technology is not just enhancing her business operations but also deeply influencing her audience's lives.[0:00] Introduction to Brittany Long, CEO of Impact Driven AI, and her initial encounter with private podcasts and how it transformed her approach to mobile content consumption.[5:40] Brittany talks about her life-changing cancer scare and its impact on her business and life philosophy.[8:12] Insights into Brittany's value-driven business approach and the rejection of hustle culture.[11:04] The versatility of AI and private podcasts in creating engaging and accessible content.[13:45] Brittany elaborates on specific AI tools used in her business, including private podcasts for training and mindset enhancement.[16:58] The concept of behind-the-scenes private podcasts to share the real-life ups and downs of entrepreneurship.[20:15] Introduction of a legacy project through private podcasts aimed at passing wisdom to future generations.[23:40] Brittany discusses the unique use of AI in creating personalized songs and its impact on personal motivation.[27:05] Exploration of AI's potential in daily life, from planning meals based on pantry contents to optimizing household chores.[30:22] Brittany gives practical advice for businesses considering integrating AI and private podcasts.[34:01] Closing thoughts on the power of audio content and AI in transforming business practices and personal development.Links mentioned:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/impactdrivenai/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@impactdrivenai Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@impactdrivenai Personal: https://www.facebook.com/brittanywinwithsystems/ Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fridayoffclub Linked in: https://www.linkedin.com/in/winwithsystems/ Facebook page: facebook.com/impactdrivenai AI to $10k On-Demand Workshop (How to use AI to make more in your next launch) https://learn.winwithsystems.com/10klaunch-replayAI to $100k program link - https://brittanylong.kartra.com/affiliates/461137

Ready to elevate your coaching and course creation game? In today's episode we're thrilled to have Vix Meldrew, a former teacher turned influential coach for course creators. Vix shares her groundbreaking strategies for leveraging private podcasts to bridge the notorious results gap in digital education, enhancing accessibility and learner engagement like never before.[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Vix Meldrew's transition from teaching to becoming an influential course creator.[6:14] Closing the results gap in online education with innovative strategies.[9:00] Analyzing the impact of private podcasts on course engagement and results.[13:11] Insights on engagement rates and feedback from Vix's private podcast series.[15:55] Discussion on asynchronous launch strategies and their benefits.[18:00] Advantages of batching content for launches to maintain engagement.[22:50] Optimizing private podcast content for enhanced user engagement.[27:33] Adapting teaching methods to suit digital formats and learner needs.[31:15] Audience Q&A session addressing common challenges in digital education.[33:42] Vix shares a personal success story of a client transformed by her methods.[36:00] Discussion on the potential of private podcasts to revolutionize learning.[38:25] Final thoughts on the impact of technology on traditional education models.Links mentioned:@vixmeldrew on errthanghttps://raveresults.co/masterclass - 7 strategies for increasing engagement in your group program PLUS a private podcast series on why clients ghost your program and don't get results

Are you leveraging the full potential of audio content in your digital courses? In this episode, we sit down with Jamie Palmer, a seasoned human design expert and innovative entrepreneur who has revolutionized the way digital content is consumed. Through the strategic use of private podcasts, Jamie has not only enhanced her business model but also significantly increased client engagement and course completion rates.[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Jamie Palmer's expertise in human design and business strategy.[3:02] Insights into how tailored audio feeds significantly improved client engagement and course completion rates.[4:49] The technological and practical aspects of integrating private podcasts in business courses.[5:50] Future trends in digital education and the ongoing benefits of personalized content.[6:04] Jamie reflects on the extensive work behind creating tailored content and the long-term benefits for her business.[10:22] Deep dive into how human design influences content delivery and client interactions.[15:45] Jamie explains the process of creating private podcast feeds tailored to individual human designs.[26:30] Tips and strategies from Jamie for business owners interested in using private podcasts.[31:05] Jamie discusses the scalability and sustainability of using audio content in business strategies.[35:00] Preview of upcoming projects and expansions in Jamie's use of private podcasts.[37:55] Final thoughts on the transformative power of combining human design with business strategies.Links mentioned:instagram.com/jamielpalmerhttps://humandesignbizbook.com use code JLPBIZBOOKAudio experience - https://humandesignyourbusiness.com/products/2073465Main website - jamielpalmer.com

Are private podcasts a worthwhile tool for your business? In today's episode, I'm introducing a series on private podcasts and how they can be used for both monetization and lead generation. I'm discussing the best types of private podcasts for business owners, plus how to get started with hosting one of your own. Today's episode is brought to you by Mic Check Society, our community for podcasters who are looking to take their podcast from good to great. Come join us for educational trainings, a private member's only community, and monthly calls! Get $10 off per month with code PODCAST at micchecksociety.com. Clocking In with Haylee Gaffin is produced by Gaffin Creative, a podcast production company for creative entrepreneurs. Learn more about our services at Gaffincreative.com, plus you'll also find resources, show notes, and more for the Clocking In Podcast.Time-stamps:What are private podcasts? (1:40)The types of private podcasts (2:27)Running a limited-series podcast (3:55)How to publish a private podcast (5:37)Which hosting platforms can you use? (7:09)How to use private podcasts for your business (8:56)The two benefits to offering a private podcast (10:05)Private vs. paid (11:49)Mentioned in This Episode:helloaudio.fmConnect with Haylee:instagram.com/hayleegaffinGaffincreative.commicchecksociety.comReview the Transcript: https://otter.ai/u/FDlxlCXmIIcQkEwFDl_1CMd0ihY?utm_source=copy_url Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are you a technical coach searching for more effective strategies to drive your student's success? In this episode, we're thrilled to feature Crystal Bantel, also known as Your Tech Fairy, a website designer turned business coach. Crystal has revolutionized the approach to technical business setups with her unique use of private podcasts to guide and support neurodivergent business owners and those with CPTSD through the complexities of digital entrepreneurship.[1:00] Introduction to the episode and Crystal Bantel's innovative use of private podcasts for business coaching.[2:25] The advantages of audio as a learning tool, especially for those with focus challenges.[4:00] Evolution of Crystal's use of private podcasts to better serve neurodivergent business owners.[5:38] Tips from Crystal's mini-course style private podcast on setting up an effective email marketing strategy.[9:46] Impact of Crystal's tailored approach on her listeners' businesses, including success stories and testimonials.[12:58] Discussion on the future of private podcasts in business and education.[20:00] Crystal shares actionable advice for integrating audio content into business models.[28:00] Listener Q&A with Crystal on overcoming technical challenges with audio tools.Links mentioned:instagram.com/YourTechFairyfacebook.com/groups/yourtechfairy (Free FB group: Online Marketing for Neurodivergent & C-ptsd Entrepreneurs)➡︎ Free resource: Self Care Menu for Neurodivergent Entrepreneurs: 20 Unique, Refreshing Ideas to Prevent Burnout CrystalBantel.com/selfcare ➡︎ Free resource: 20 Types of Freebies You Can Make to Attract the People Who are Already Looking for What You Sell CrystalBantel.com/20-types-of-freebies

Are you a business owner struggling to streamline your operations and enhance team productivity? In this episode, we feature Adrienne Dorison, co-founder and CEO of Run Like Clockwork. Adrienne has transformed the landscape of business efficiency through her innovative use of private podcasts within her courses and certification programs, empowering business owners to master their operations and achieve greater autonomy.[0:00] Introduction to Adrienne Dorison and her pioneering work with private podcasts in business education.[3:45] How private podcasts serve as a crucial tool in Adrienne's 'Run Like Clockwork' approach to business efficiency.[7:30] The philosophy behind 'Run Like Clockwork' and its influence on creating self-sustaining businesses.[11:15] Success stories from entrepreneurs who have implemented Adrienne's methodologies within their operations.[15:20] Adrienne discusses the advantages of integrating private podcasts for enhancing course delivery and accessibility.[19:45] Tips from Adrienne on crafting compelling and practical content that caters to the needs of busy professionals.[24:10] Examination of the impact of audio content on learner engagement and retention rates.[28:35] Q&A with Adrienne: addressing common challenges and solutions in adopting private podcasts in business training.[32:50] Closing thoughts: Adrienne reflects on the future of private podcasts in business education and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.Links mentioned:@adriennedorison @rlclockwork on IG clockwork.life -- Clockwork Kit with dozens of free resources to start getting your business to run without you! https://www.runlikeclockwork.com/

Are you interested in combining digital and physical experiences to boost your customer retention and attract new clients? In today's case study episode, we look at how subscription boxes' tangible joy can merge with private podcasting's digital impact. Julie, the founder of Sparkle Hustle Grow, will take us through her evolution from dispatching boxes filled with tools for business growth to establishing a vibrant community and educational platform for female entrepreneurs.[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Julie Ball's journey: From corporate America to subscription box expert and private podcast innovator.[5:00] The strategic implementation of private podcasting in Sparkle Hustle Grow to enhance the unboxing experience.[9:30] The impact of private podcasting on customer retention, community building, and learning.[15:00] The introduction of private podcasting as a marketing tool and its effects on Sparkle Hustle Grow's business model.[17:00] Julie offers advice for entrepreneurs considering the integration of private podcasts into their business strategy.[21:00] How private podcasting fits into the broader digital marketing and customer experience strategy.[25:30] Success stories: Julie shares anecdotes of subscription box business owners who've successfully implemented private podcasting.[29:50] Closing thoughts: Julie's advice for budding entrepreneurs and final tips for creating engaging private podcasts.Links mentioned:https://www.instagram.com/subscriptionboxbasicshttps://www.facebook.com/subscriptionboxbasicshttps://www.subscriptionboxbasics.com/launch

Are you a business owner struggling to find that sweet spot in engaging and converting your B2C audience? In this episode, we have Kendra Hennessy creator of Mother Like a Boss. Kendra has changed the game for families everywhere by leveraging the unique power of private podcasts to nurture, educate, and empower parents in their housekeeping journey.[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Kendra Hennessy's journey from running a cleaning business to founding Mother Like a Boss.[6:20] Utilization of private podcasts for asynchronous communication, specifically for Q&A sessions, enhancing the value provided to Kendra's audience.[10:30] How audio content enhances client engagement and education.[13:50] Behind-the-scenes look at creating "Mother Like a Boss" podcast episodes.[17:05] The impact of podcasting on Kendra's business, including client engagement and community building.[21:40] Strategies for creating compelling and nurturing podcast content.[26:15] Kendra's tips for business owners and content creators on engaging with their audience.[30:00] Final thoughts and Kendra's Life Ramblings Podcast IdeaLinks mentioned:www.instagram.com/motherlikeaboss (@motherlikeaboss)www.tiktok.com/themotherlikeaboss (@themotherlikeaboss)Discover the best cleaning routine for your personality with this 2 minute quiz. www.motherlikeaboss.com/quiz

In this episode, we delve deep with Stefania Mariaa, an online coach andadvocate for living a life that's both enriching and genuinely fulfilling. Stefania shares her journey from feeling disconnected in her personal growth to harnessing the transformative power of private podcasting and authentic storytelling.[1:17] Stefania's shift to private podcasting and the unexpected, positive impact on her connection with her audience.[4:00] Stefania shares the inception of her journey into private podcasting and the impact of her first product, Financial First Aid.[7:51] Transitioning traditional video content to more engaging and accessible private podcasts, reshaping the way her audience engages with her material.[10:24] Discussion on the versatility of private podcasting in delivering content that seamlessly integrates into listeners' lives, fostering deeper understanding and application.[14:00] Insights into Stefania's innovative approach to teaching complex subjects like money and power, making them approachable and relatable through storytelling and private podcasts.[17:00] Stefania reflects on the immediate feedback and personal stories shared by her audience, emphasizing the intimate and transformative nature of audio content.[20:30] Exploring the benefits of direct listener engagement through private podcasting, enhancing the feedback loop and deepening the connection between Stefania and her audience.[25:00] Stefania's commitment to making impactful content accessible and digestible, breaking down barriers to engagement and fostering genuine transformation.[27:00] Highlighting the strategic use of private podcasting in marketing and audience development, offering sneak peeks into content creation processes and future directions.[38:18] Exploring the intimate nature of audio content and its unique suitability for personal and professional growth topics.[44:00] How private podcasting facilitated a new, more engaging way to upsell and provide value through storytelling and personal experiences.[47:00] Stefania discusses the entrepreneurial leap of faith into audio content and the immediate positive feedback from her audience.[52:56] The innovative use of direct messaging as a feedback loop for audience engagement and content improvement.[58:50] The creative process behind Stefania's "Tongue Tied" episodes and her rationale for sharing unfinished thoughts as a means of authentic connection.[1:00:03] Closing remarks and reflections on the power of private podcasting in building deeper connections and fostering a supportive community.Links mentioned:@stefaniamariaa on instagram@financiallyintimate on tiktokFinancial First Aid - $33 offer - https://www.financiallyintimate.com/financial-first-aidFreebie: https://www.financiallyintimate.com/cmfr-optinIntro Course: https://www.financiallyintimate.com/the-piggy-bank

In this episode with Leanne Hughes, she shares her innovative approach to leveraging private podcasts for enhancing corporate training and building a strong company culture, especially in the context of today's often remote and fast-paced work environments. With her deep background in facilitating workshops and developing employees, Leanne explains how private podcasts can serve as a vital tool for connecting with employees in a more flexible, impactful, and personal way. [0:00] Introduction to Leanne Hughes and the transformative power of private podcasts in corporate culture. [3:38] The genesis of Leanne's journey into private podcasting and its application in B2C and B2B contexts. [7:09] The role of private podcasts in making company culture tangible and bridging geographical divides within organizations. [9:23] Surprising insights and the underutilized potential of private podcasts in corporate settings. [14:34] Exploring the impact of private podcasts on internal communication, employee engagement, and corporate training. [17:33] The personal growth and development benefits of hosting and participating in podcasts. [20:00] Leanne shares innovative ways private podcasts can be used beyond traditional corporate training, including for onboarding and capturing company milestones. [24:36] Advice for businesses and individuals considering starting their private or public podcast. [29:19] Discussion on leveraging private podcasts for memorizing speeches and enhancing memory retention through auditory learning. Links Mentioned: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leannehughes/ Instagram: @leannehughes Twitter: @leannehughes Facebook: facebook.com/leannehughespage/ Leanne's book, The 2-Hour Workshop Blueprint: Design Fast. Deliver Strong. Without Stress (https://2hourwork.shop) Website: leannehughes.com https://www.firsttimefacilitator.com/podcast

Are you looking to elevate your client consultations and boost your conversion rates? In today's episode, we dive deep into the world of private podcasting with Diann Wingert. Learn how she shares her innovative approach to enhancing client consultations and increasing conversion rates through the strategic use of private podcasts. [0:00] Introduction to the episode and Diann's journey from public to private podcasting for business growth. [1:14] Diann's background and transition from psychotherapy to coaching female solopreneurs. [2:11] Discovery of private podcasts and their impact on Diann's business strategy. [5:29] The inception of "Work With Me" private podcast to improve consultation conversions. [8:02] The process and thinking behind automating the "Work With Me" podcast delivery post-consultation booking. [11:41] Doubling conversions through strategic use of private podcasts and the importance of being prepared and informed before consultations. [19:56] Announcing the next private podcast project aimed at welcoming and onboarding new clients. [34:06] Diann and Lindsay discuss the simplicity and effectiveness of creating private podcasts using Hello Audio. [37:19] Exploring the idea of a personal private podcast for self-reflection and creative problem-solving. Links Mentioned: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachdiannwingert/ Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diannwingertcoaching/ What's Holding You Back? Quiz http://bit.ly/obstaclesquiz

Looking for a paid strategy to engage quality leads? In this episode, we're joined by Nicole Culver as we dive deep into the creation and success of her Evergreen Experience. Nicole shares her insights on leveraging private podcasts as a powerful tool to connect with quality leads, enrich the listener experience, and elevate her brand in a crowded digital landscape. [3:11] The motivation behind creating the Evergreen Experience. [6:27] Discovering Hello Audio for private podcasting. [7:50] The strategy behind making the podcast feel exclusive and special. [10:27] Detailed breakdown of the funnel leading to the Evergreen Experience. [14:07] Audience engagement and feedback on the podcast format. [17:00] Importance of understanding and speaking directly to your audience. [20:36] Designing the podcast to guide listeners through a customer journey. [24:19] The power of a risk-free content format. [26:10] The broader impact of the podcast on Nicole's business and marketing strategy. [30:40] Advice for launching your first private podcast and the importance of deadlines. Connect with Nicole Culver: http://nicoleculver.co https://instagram.com/nicoleculver https://nicoleculver.co/secret

What does the future of podcasting have in store for us? Will there be growth? Stagnation? Will things evolve much more from what they are now? The truth is...I don't really know.If recent history is an indicator as to what we can expect over the next four years, listenership is going to grow and private podcasting — which is still baby in the podcast world — is going to evolve.But what else can we expect from podcasting besides just growth? I asked Lindsay Padilla, podcasting expert and the co-founder of HelloAudio, to weigh in and share her predictions for the next four years of podcasting. We'll check back in 2028...but I'm sure Lindsay's thoughts about the future of podcasting are going to ring true.______________________________________________EPISODE 109.Read the show notes and view the full transcript here: https://erinollila.com/the-future-of-podcasting-lindsay-padilla/______________________________________________Learn more about our guest, Lindsay PadillaDr. Lindsay Padilla is an ex-community college professor who accidentally started a business while on the tenure track. Now, as the CEO and co-founder of the Hello Audio software, which takes your content and creates private audio feeds to make learning on the go much  easier for your people, Lindsay challenges online industry norms of unfinished courses and unconsumed content with her product. All of her business ideas were born out of her tenure-track years teaching adults online at a community college, the ridiculous amount of learning she's done in all things education, and the years spent growing her course creation business online.Learn more about your host, Erin OllilaErin Ollila believes in the power of words and how a message can inform – and even transform – its intended audience. She graduated from Fairfield University with an M.F.A. in Creative Writing, and went on to co-found Spry, an award-winning online literary journal.When Erin's not helping her clients understand their website data or improve their website copy, you can catch her hosting the Talk Copy to Me podcast and guesting on shows such as Profit is a Choice, The Driven Woman Entrepreneur, Go Pitch Yourself, and Counsel Cast.Stay in touch with Erin Ollila, SEO website copywriter:Learn more about Erin's VIP Day options if you'd like to learn more about how you can hire her to help you with your marketingReach out her on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or on LinkedIn to talk more

In this brief episode I talk about how you can use private podcasts to create intimacy and connection with your audience. If you are thinking about adding a private podcast into your business, focus on what value you are adding to your audience's experience, and less on what you get out of it. How do you want them to experience you and your brand? If you haven't joined Private Podcast Week Make sure you head over to podcastthatpays.com to do so now, it's not too late. See you there xoAngie