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Before you close out each podcast episode remember to do this one thing: Invite your listeners to connect with you on your mailing list or newsletter. This way you'll keep in touch. If you have a free bonus gift, invite the listeners to download your freebie.

Have you heard the news? 😁 The Motion Hatch Podcast is back with Season 2 this Thursday! (28th March) Subscribe to my newsletter for an exclusive subscriber-only episode! 👇 Watch the full trailer for a sneak peek at my upcoming episodes. Link in the comments. Let me know if you have any guest suggestions or topics you want me to cover. #motionhatch #motionhatchpodcast #motiondesignpodcast #designpodcast

Did you know you can now listen to #PrincipalMattersPodcast on YouTube? Go and check it out by going to my channel @ williamdparker or type “Principal Matters Podcast” into the search bar to check it out now!

Interested in growing your podcast audience through cross-promo swaps, but not sure where to begin? Tap the link below to learn how to identify the best podcast partners, manage the logistics, and gauge the success for your cross-promotional efforts. Learn more here:

Do you have a "role" in the creation of a podcast that isn't being the host? Check out the long list of credits and definitions of each role in the Podcast Taxonomy (of which I am partner https://lnkd.in/grBHDjx7

Watch this to discover how Winning Proof can help you achieve your book and podcast goals in 2024! winningproof.com My new email: legacybuilder@winningproof.com

https://lnkd.in/gduza3ax Today we're wrapping up our series on using Google to promote your podcast. I'll share tips for leveraging Google Maps to get more visibility for your podcast. We'll cover how to create a custom map for your show, add guest pins with episode details, make it public and shareable, and use layers to organize by season or topic. By the end of this episode, you'll have actionable strategies to enhance your podcast's searchability and connect with more listeners through the strategic use of Google Maps. Here are the key points: Create a custom Google Map for your podcast under your show's profile. Add pins for each guest/company, using your show's icon. Include episode descriptions and links in pin details. Make the map public and share it on social media. Use layers to organize pins by season or topic if needed. Consider multiple maps if you have over 100 episodes. @funnelmediagroupllc @susanfinchsolutions

Have you wondered how to promote your podcast BEYOND social media? Here are 4 ideas to get you going: - Guest Appearances - Promo Ad Swaps - Free Resources/Lead Magnets featuring links to your podcast - Linking your podcast on every "thank you" page Which one are you gonna jump on? (Those last two could be implemented today).

“1000 small gains lead to one great thing” Paraphrasing a little, but Steven Bartlett had one of my favorite quotes at the Podcast Movement keynote. Often pressure leads us to be perfect and look for the shiny object when we are ignoring the small daily wins that will get you to the “great thing.” I myself have been dissatisfied when a video doesn’t blow up right away or podcast doesn’t take off. It’s exhausting! As Steven mentioned, it’s like the iceberg picture that gets passed around- the top is what we see but underwater is a larger mass. There’s so much more to acknowledge rather than covet instant success. The tests we run on our shows, the additional downloads we get, the mentions we receive in newsletters or on lists are all small wins. The 1% gains will add up to 100%- you just have to be patient enough to get there.

What elements make up a complex story? Listen in as I discuss how to create believably complex scenes and story arcs with Craig Tuch and Roland Hume of Fully Booked: The Hidden Gems Author Podcast and how complexity was a key part of my new novel, LAST BETS. Here's the link: https://lnkd.in/euYkVKeQ