Podcast appearances and mentions of rachelle gardner

How to write good copy for your podcast If you're thinking of monetizing your podcast, here are some tips from a copywriter. • Know your audience.Your first step is to understand who your audience is and what they want. This will help you create content that is relevant and engaging. • Create compelling copy.Your content needs to be interesting and engaging enough to compel listeners to keep listening. To do this, make sure your copy is clear, concise, and on point. • Use social media to promote your podcast.Social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook are great ways to promote your podcast and connect with potential listeners. Make sure to post relevant information, share interesting stories, and engage with followers. • Offer exclusive content.Some podcasters offer exclusive content that only subscribers can access. This can be a great way to draw in new listeners and build loyalty among current ones. • Charge for premium episodes or services.If you have high-quality content that can be sold separately, consider charging for premium episodes or services. This can generate extra income while also providing value to your listeners. The importance of good copywriting If you're thinking of monetizing your podcast, you're not alone. In fact, many podcasters are still trying to figure out the best way to make money from their shows.Copywriting is an important part of any monetization strategy, and there are a few things you can do to improve your show's copywriting skills. Here are five tips: • Use clear, concise languageYour listeners want to understand what you're saying as quickly as possible. Make sure your language is easy to understand and use short, punchy sentences. • Use strong verbsYour verbs should be strong and action-oriented. This will help draw the listener in and keep them engaged. • Be personalYour listeners want to feel like they're part of your show. Include personal stories and anecdotes to connect with them on a more personal level. • Use persuasive languageWhen selling your product or service, use persuasive language to convince your listeners to take action. For example, use phrases like "save time" or "get ahead of the competition." • Keep it freshYour listeners will be more likely to stick around if you keep your show fresh and new. Try new formats, topics, and voices every once in a while to keep things interesting for your listeners. The benefits of learning to write your own copy If you're like most podcasters, you probably think of your show as your own personal creative space. But the truth is, your show is also a business. And like any other business, it needs to be monetized in order to survive.Here are some tips from copywriter and podcast monetization expert, Rachelle Gardner, on how to do just that: • Find an audience. The first step in monetizing your podcast is finding an audience. This means finding podcasts that interest you and targeting your advertising to those audiences. You can also look for podcasts with similar topics and guest lists to yours to see if there's overlap in your target market. • Create a paid subscription service. A popular way to monetize a podcast is through a paid subscription service. This allows you to charge people for access to your content and make money each time someone subscribes. There are several different subscription services available, so it's important to choose one that will work best for your show and audience. • Offer exclusive content. Another way to make money from your podcast is by offering exclusive content. This means creating episodes or segments that are only available through subscribing to your channel or through purchasing a product or service related to the episode. This can be a great way to build an audience and generate revenue from them down the road. • Sell merchandise related to the show. Finally, another way to make money from your podcast is by selling merchandise related to the show. This

You've got a message to share and a manuscript to prove it. What's your next step? As a writer, there may come a point in your journey when you look at your work and say, “I think I've got a book here.” What comes next? Whether you're just starting a book outline or you've written a full manuscript, this episode will help you determine what you need to do if you want a publisher to consider your work. Host Clarissa Moll shares the four people you need in your corner, and special guest, literary agent Rachelle Gardner, explains what makes publishers pause when they see your proposal come across their desk. The Writerly Life is a production of hope*writers. Written and compiled by Clarissa Moll Edited and mixed by Tyler Anderson Music by Karla Colahan

HOPE ACADEMY: HELPING TEENS RECOVER FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE - On this segment of Faith in Action, co-hosts Gordon Smith and Brigid Ayer are joined by Rachelle Gardner, executive director at Hope Academy. They talk about how Hope Academy helps teens recover from substance abuse and attend a school designed specifically to support them in their journey to recovery. On Nov. 9, Hope Academy will host a Rise & Shine Breakfast at 7:30am. For more information about the organization and the event the website is www.hopeacademyrhs.org

Episode 10: Rachelle Gardner, Gardner Literary Have you ever wondered exactly what a literary agent does for an author? Literary agent and founder of Gardner Literary, Rachelle Gardner, offers excellent insight into the expertise and services an experienced agent offers authors. Those services go far beyond contract negotiations. She also discusses whether or not it’s important for an agent and author to share the same theological views, the elements of a strong memoir, and more. An informative conversation with a leading literary agent. As a literary agent since 2007, Rachelle Gardner has negotiated 300+ contracts with more than 20 publishers, and worked with more than 200 authors to bring their books to publication and build their careers.She’s been in publishing since 1995, worked in-house at two publishing companies, and edited books published by Harper Collins, Simon & Schuster, Penguin Random House, and many more. Nowadays she feels lucky to work at the foot of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado.When she’s not working, you can usually find her out hiking the local trails, riding her bike, haunting bookstores, or having coffee at Starbucks.Gardner Literary Submissions Connect with Rachelle Gardner This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ginnyyttrup.substack.com

Tami Rumfelt, Dr. Mike Higgins, Rachelle Gardner, are all here for one purpose. That is to save the lives of children in Honduras. They can't do it alone. We are so close to our goal! They need YOUR help by the way of donations and dollars. Your generosity can save a child's life and give them enough food and care for an entire Summer.

Tami Rumfelt, Dr. Mike Higgins, and Rachelle Gardner, all join Kevin McCullough on what brought them to Honduras and how and why the meaning of Christ helped to uplift spirits of the children and the people on the ground in Honduras.

When Rachelle & John Gardner were praying how they could help, they found Hope Children's Home and that led them to Honduras. Rachelle Gardner joined Tami Rumfelt for the entire program with Kevin McCullough this afternoon to talk about what life is like, inside the home, and how they take care of these troubled children. Every single dollar and cent goes to helping these children and families of these troubled kids. Would you consider donating today?

Joining me on the podcast today is an incredibly insightful and well-informed individual within the recovery and substance abuse landscape. Executive Director at Hope Academy High School, Rachelle Gardner built her curriculum on trust, education and genuine connection with each of the students enrolled. In this episode, we discuss how her school is aiming to act as a preventative recovery program through their non-traditional classes. We also explore the existing stigma around substance abuse, particularly with young people, and why ‘normalizing' certain drugs has made us move backward in our understanding of the significance of abuse. I encourage you to listen to today's episode! I promise it will be one that will bring you insight and possibly challenge your perspective on substance abuse.Some Questions I Ask:How many kids enrolled during your first year at Hope Academy? (8:13)What are schools doing today to help their students with substance abuse? (16:05)What's the general demographic of your students? (19:46)What does a typical day at Hope Academy look like compared to a non-recovery focused High School? (23:50)Does every state in the US have a recovery High School? (27:38)What do you think Hope Academy needs in order to continue being successful? (35:37)In This Episode You Will Learn:Some background on Rachelle Gardner & The emergence of Hope Academy (2:25)How cultural and societal stigma towards substance abuse and perceived risk has evolved (10:35)The differences between substance abuse and addiction (29:42)How Hope Academy aims to act as the road to preventing addiction (32:20)Let's Connect!WebsiteEmail: alqziegert@gmail.comConnect With Rachelle Gardner:LinkedInWebsite: Hope Academy High SchoolResources:IMDb Page: Generation Found (2016)Music Video: Matt Butler - Just One Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Annalisa speaks with Rachelle Gardner, a literary agent with Books & Such Literary Management about pairing a business mindset with a writing mindset, the importance of your author platform, and more!   In this episode, you're going to learn:   That pairing a businessperson mindset with artist's mindset will help you sell your novel That an understanding of the marketplace and the context into which your book will be placed is essential     The importance of your platform as a writer   You'll want to be sure to download the free worksheet for this episode, It's Not Just About the Book that will walk you through how to implement these concepts in your own writing life, so take a minute and download it at www.writing-gym.com/standout. Don't forget the dash!  Rachelle Gardner is an agent with Books & Such Literary Management, representing both fiction and nonfiction. She's been an agent for 12 years and currently represents an impressive list of 75 bestselling and award-winning authors

Rachelle Gardner is the Executive Director of the Hope Academy, Indiana's only recovery high school. She shares with us the struggles of teens with substance abuse issues. Their website is https://www.hopeacademyrhs.org/. About the Show Now Hear This is a conversation with leaders in Indianapolis that are working to improve the lives of Hoosiers. Our goal is to empower you to join in their work and make a difference while informing you about the unseen aspects of life in Indiana. Now Hear This airs weekends on Q95, Fox Sports 1260AM, Alt 103.3, Real 98.3 and iHeart Radio stations in Indianapolis as an effort to share the work of local nonprofits with listeners. About the Host Chris Spangle is currently the Digital Director for the BOB & TOM Show and current host of Now Hear This. After beginning his career as the producer of Abdul in the Morning, he went on to serve as the Executive Director of the Libertarian Party of Indiana. He is also a podcast host and producer of shows like We Are Libertarians, Leaders and Legends with Robert Vane, and The Patdown with Ms. Pat. He is passionate about helping to amplify the work of local nonprofits. Interested in Discussing Your Charity? To contact us with information or interview requests, please email Gabby Espino at GabrielaEspino@iheartmedia.com or call her at 317-475-7407. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

To get published by a publisher takes a team. One of those team members we need is a literary agent.  But how do you find an agent? Are there guides, books with names of agents? - yes! In this episode you’ll find out what they are and how to read them. You’ll get ideas for finding agents online and in person. And you’ll learn a couple of great backdoor ways to find an agent that you’d never think of on your own. Plus, how do you know when you’re ready for an agent? And what will the agent be looking for from you? You’ll learn all those things, too. Now If you’re wondering if you actually need an agent, well, that was part one of this conversation with agent Rachelle Gardner - #43 “Do I need an agent?” Something helpful for knowing when you need an agent is to know where you are on the writing path - there’s an order for doing things when you want to be published. To find out which stage of the writer’s journey YOU’RE on, take the quick free quiz at https://www.hopewriters.com/quiz

To get published by a publisher takes a team. One of those team members we need is a literary agent. But how do you find an agent? Are there guides, books with names of agents? - yes! In this episode you'll find out what they are and how to read them. You'll get ideas for finding agents online and in person. And you'll learn a couple of great backdoor ways to find an agent that you'd never think of on your own. Plus, how do you know when you're ready for an agent? And what will the agent be looking for from you? You'll learn all those things, too. Now If you're wondering if you actually need an agent, well, that was part one of this conversation with agent Rachelle Gardner - #43 “Do I need an agent?” Something helpful for knowing when you need an agent is to know where you are on the writing path - there's an order for doing things when you want to be published. To find out which stage of the writer's journey YOU'RE on, take the quick free quiz at https://www.hopewriters.com/quiz

To get published by a publisher, it takes a team. One of those team members we need is a literary agent.  Well, do you have to have an agent? What difference do they make? How do you know if you need one?  Even if you’re a published author - even if you’ve had an agent - you’re going to love this conversation with top agent Rachelle Gardner.  It’s so good - we had to split it into two episodes : )  This episode is “Do you need an agent?” and the next one is “How to find an agent.” Something helpful for knowing when you need an agent is to know where you are on the writing path - there can be an order for doing things when you want to be published. To find out which stage of the writer’s journey YOU’RE on, take the quick free quiz at https://www.hopewriters.com/quiz

To get published by a publisher, it takes a team. One of those team members we need is a literary agent. Well, do you have to have an agent? What difference do they make? How do you know if you need one? Even if you're a published author - even if you've had an agent - you're going to love this conversation with top agent Rachelle Gardner. It's so good - we had to split it into two episodes : ) This episode is “Do you need an agent?” and the next one is “How to find an agent.” Something helpful for knowing when you need an agent is to know where you are on the writing path - there can be an order for doing things when you want to be published. To find out which stage of the writer's journey YOU'RE on, take the quick free quiz at https://www.hopewriters.com/quiz

“It’s time to start thinking about publishing as a business… If you want to pursue publishing, you are starting a business.” We are very excited that Rachelle Gardner will be at Declare Conference this year. She brings so much experience and knowledge of the writing and publishing industry, and has thoughtful advice for writers in […] The post In Pursuit of Publishing :: Rachelle Gardner {EP108} appeared first on Declare.

In this episode, Kathleen is joined by Rachel Beehler and Rachelle Gardner to discuss the Alterative Peer Group: Guiding Paths to Success (GPS) – a peer-based program that promotes positive support for young people and their families struggling with substance use disorder and self-destructive behaviors.

Rachelle Gardner, COO of Hope Academy, and Mindy Miller, Inpatient Clinical Manager at Fairbanks, join Kathleen to discuss the issue of drug and alcohol abuse among young people, treatment options available through Fairbanks and Hope Academy, and how there is hope for teens and young adults.

Rachelle Gardner, Literary agent, and writing, publishing and platform builder coach talks to Jo and Steph today about what coaching writers looks like for her. Listen in now to discover: What she looks for in someone she might represent as an agent, What writing coaching looks like and why it is worth it How she redirects people who aren’t ready for publishing yet Whether she thinks everyone has a book in them What she thinks the best social media platform to use is Her opinions on the current hot topics in Western culture.   Some questions for writers:   1) Am I writing for myself or am I writing for a reader? 2) Can I identify who my reader is and why they would want to read this? 3) Have I worked hard to become a strong writer? (Am I getting outside input, improving my craft, reading books in my genre etc.?)   4) What are your personal forms of resistance when it comes to writing? Write a list and watch out for them!   For great articles on writing, publishing and marketing and to find out more about coaching, go to:  www.rachellegardner.com Facebook.com/agent.rachelle Instagram.com/agent_rachelle Authorschool.com   Follow Lead Stories Podcast to interact with Steph and Jo: Twitter: @LeadStoriesVox Instagram: @LeadStoriesPodcast Facebook: LeadStoriesPodcast Connect with Jo at www.josaxton.com @josaxton Connect with Steph at www.pastorsteph.com @pastorsteph Subscribe on iTunes to have the podcast automatically download to your device every week or listen at www.leadstoriespodcast.com www.leadstoriesmedia.com Don’t forget to check out Lead Stories Community at www.leadstoriesmedia.com/community

No matter how big or small your creative effort is, if there comes a time when it gets out there into the world, there will inevitably be "the day after" the big event. What happens on the day after? How do you feel and what do you do?  In this episode, I talked about the four stages of the creative process, from idea to preparation to actually doing it to the day after, and I covered the range of emotions you feel during each stage. I recorded this episode especially for my friend Aaron, who is planting a church this Sunday, and has been through stages one and two, and is about to go through stages three and four.  I hope this is helpful for any of you who are doing anything creative!  At the break in the podcast, I mentioned Author School, which is a course led by Rachelle Gardner, who has helped more than 150 authors bring their idea to published form. She's insightful, super helpful, and this course is great for anyone who is trying to get their manuscript in front of a publisher or is trying to put together a proposal, or a query letter, or is trying to decide whether to self-publish or go the traditional publishing route. For more information, check out Author School.

Rachelle Gardner joins me to discuss the traditional publishing process. From finding an agent to the proposal process, Rachelle walks us through the process and landscape of the Christian publishing industry.

  In this episode, Terry uses the story of THE SELF-AWARE LEADER, a book that took 11 years and 5 months to be published from first proposal, to share tips, insights, and resources for those who have a dream of getting published.   Be sure to get your 37 the Podcast T-shirts and Hats while supplies last. People ask us all the time about starting a blog or hosting a website. We’ve tried MANY services and our friends have tried the rest. Everyone keeps coming back to Bluehost and there is a reason: It’s inexpensive, it’s easy, the support is great, and you’re in total control. Try Bluehost today and start a new online presence, business, or blog!   Show links   Get SO many more links, tips, and resources via our FREE download on publishing. Uh….. it’s FREE!   If you’re looking for an “all in” coach to help you get published, there are few with a better track record than Kary Oberbrunner and his Author Academy Elite. He provides an abundance of training videos that walk you through what you need to know. Kary throws in all of this templates and forms needed to put your most professional step forward. However, what makes the program amazing is that he becomes your monthly coach, walking you through the particulars of your project. He even helps you develop your proposal, introduction, and first chapter. His success with first-time authors is impressive. Of course, coaching costs money, but a strong book will EASILY cover those costs and provide you with a strong platform AND MORE. Kary himself is a model of what is possible. Anyway, check out Author Academy Elite. We strongly recommend it.   Links you Need to Bookmark   Rachelle Gardner’s list of topics related to publishing. Steve Laube Agency blogsite – a fantastic Christian literary agency with blog posts that are consistently helpful. The Christian Writers Institute – a wonderful site of resources, teaching videos, and more. Chip Macgregor – one of the leading Christian agents who teaches through his blog.     Helpful Books   Book Proposals that Sell by Terry Whalin. Create Your Writer Platform by Chuck Sambuchino. This is such a comprehensive resource! The First Five Pages: A Writer’s Guide to Staying out of the Rejection Pile by Noah Lukeman. I think I’ve read this book four times. It’s so very helpful. Everybody Writes by Ann Handley. Geared more toward marketing and social media, Ann’s writing voice is contagious and her tips are helpful. And most of us need both of those! Christian Writers Guide 2017 by Steve Laube. This book will help you learn more about the larger Christian publishing field, with contact information and more.     Free Resources from Experience Mission!   We are so blessed to have EXPERIENCE MISSION sponsor Season 3. EM is one of the leading non-profit organizations for short-term mission trips and longer Immersion experiences throughout the U.S. and around the world. Right now, EM is offering some amazing cross-cultural training resources for FREE to listeners of 37 the Podcast. Check out their training sessions built around the ideas of Hope, Human Dignity, and Brokenness. EM believes that “living your mission” and serving others is incredibly important and these resources explore the importance of how we serve others in a cross-cultural setting. Don’t miss these and all of Experience Mission’s upcoming mission trip opportunities.   Links:             Follow 37 the Podcast on Twitter             Connect with Terry on his website – TerryLinhart.com       Follow Terry Linhart on Twitter or Michael Yoder on Twitter.       Thanks to J2 Marketing for providing studio space.   The opinions expressed on this episode are exclusively those of podcast participants.

Last episode we talked about getting an agent from Thomas’ and my perspective, in this episode, we’re going to talk about how to get an agent from the agent’s perspective. So we’d like to introduce you to one of our favorite people and an outstanding literary agent, Rachelle Gardner. Talking Points: Great writing, great platform, […] The post 083 – How to Get an Agent, Part 2 With Special Guest Rachelle Gardner appeared first on Author Media.

Can we learn lessons about business from watching TV? We can when it's The Profit with Marcus Lemonis! This episode is a special roundtable discussion with guests author Cheri Gregory, husband and ministry supporter Roger Lipp, and literary agent Rachelle Gardner. Listen and learn why each person likes the show, which episodes are their favorites, and what big lessons they have learned to apply to their own business.