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Do you ever feel it's impossible to become a full-time podcaster or content creator? Although this feeling is familiar among most podcast guests and podcast hosts, it doesn't have to be this way! In this episode, Alex Sanfilippo interviews Scott Jeffrey Miller about his transition from corporate C-suite executive to full-time content creator. Get ready to hear the raw journey of someone who made it happen and how you can follow in Scott's footsteps!

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background
04:36 Favorite Form of Content Creation
06:00 Being Fearless in Content Creation
09:47 Dealing with Overwhelm in Content Production
14:30 Knowing When to Stop and Pivot
25:46 Aligning Podcasting, Book Launch, and Content Creation
30:04 Book Recommendations for Podcast Guests and Hosts
31:31 Final Thoughts

Takeaways

• Content creation is a job and should be treated as such. It requires effort and dedication to create and promote content effectively.
• Fearlessness is key in content creation. Don't be easily embarrassed or discouraged by negative feedback.
• Find your audience and speak directly to them. Don't try to be all things to all people.
• Living in the future can help you stay motivated and in control of your destiny, but it's important to also be present in the moment.
• Take time to celebrate your wins along the way. Recognize and appreciate your achievements.
• Recommended books for podcast guests and hosts: 'Rise Above This Story' by Karina Kilcone, 'The Gift of Struggle' by Bobby Herrera, and 'The Perfect Ten' by Dave Linegar.

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We all desire to be unforgettable podcast guests. But few of us make an intentional effort to ensure that we're remembered by podcast hosts and listeners. In this episode, Jen Rogers explains the three essential steps for becoming a memorable podcast guest. Get ready to captivate hosts and their audiences and take your podcast guesting skills to the next level!

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Chapters

00:00 The Power of Podcast Guesting
03:20 Serve: How to Serve the Host's Audience
04:17 Extract: Finding Key Concepts and Keywords
09:10 Trust: Building Trust with the Host and Audience

Takeaways

• Podcast guesting is a powerful way to build momentum and revenue for your business.
• To become a memorable guest, you need to serve the host's audience first.
• Extract key concepts and keywords from the podcast you're guesting on to create a unique and engaging talk.
• Building trust with the host and audience is essential for a successful guesting experience.

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Many podcasters struggle with the fear of sounding awkward or rambling when recording solo episodes. But the truth is that with the right strategy, you can create impactful content that resonates with your audience. In this episode, Isabella Sanchez Castañeda debunks common myths about solo podcast episodes and explains how to create engaging content that captivates your listeners. Get ready to establish yourself as a thought leader and market your business with captivating solo episodes!

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction: The Power of Solo Episodes
02:48 Hooking Your Audience: Grabbing Attention
04:27 From Essay to Episode: The Five-Paragraph Structure
06:38 Engaging Your Listeners: Transitions and Recaps
07:55 Empowering Your Listeners: Conclusions and Calls to Action
08:51 Becoming an Authority: Growing Your Thought Leadership

Takeaways

• Solo episodes are an effective way to market your business and grow your thought leadership.
• The structure for a solo episode is similar to a five-paragraph essay, with an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion.
• The introduction should include a hook, background information, and an orienting statement.
• The body paragraphs should cover the main points of the episode, with clear explanations, examples, and stories.
• Transitions between points help keep the listener engaged.
• The conclusion should empower the listener and include a call to action.
• Following this structure will help hosts stay on topic and provide valuable content.

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*** 🎟️ UPCOMING EVENT: Podcasting Made Simple Live, our virtual event for podcast guests and hosts, is on July 18th, 2024!!! (RVSP HERE: HTTPS://PODMATCH.COM/EVENT)