Episodes

You have a guest show up who is in a room made of glass using a blue yeti microphone setup to pick up in every direction. You either tell the person to come back when they understand this is a podcast and not a zoom meeting or you bite the bullet and light your time on fire spending the next half a day trying to clean up their file. I have a client who records in almost that situation. I've told them to get close to the microphone, etc. So I found the solution. It's called DeVerberate 3 from Ac...

Our audience has contacted you about merch, and you don't have a lot of time to think about this; that is when Spreadshop comes into play. They have a table of prices that shows what they pay for an item; for example, they have different types of t-shirts that range from $15 to $20 US. If you want to make money, you raise the price a bit, set up your store in minutes, and they handle everything else. Their store is super simple to create and customizable to match your brand. No coding is requir...

One way to know what your audience wants is to create a community. While there are free tools like Facebook, you don't own your community in Facebook. I once was banned from my own Facebook groups for letting them know group coaching was starting in 5 minutes. It took WEEKS to regain access (Facebook is now known for their awesome customer service). When I discovered Heartbeat I was really impressed. I have spoken about Circle in the past, and this was like Circle only less Expensive. You can ...

One of the toughest parts of creating content is doing it on a regular basis. Today's tool is called Syllaby. You can use it like an SEO tool and type in the topic for your show and it will show you what people are searching for around this topic. When you click on that topic, you can then choose to have it write a script for you. This can be a short script or an entire article. Their goal is to help you make video, but you could use this for audio. If you hate being on camera, you can choose ...