This is a replay of the Podpage monthly meetup where we dig into the nitty-gritty of pitching your podcast, this episode is all about making sure you don’t just have a cool show, but you can actually tell people about it without sounding like a deer in headlights. We kick things off with some solid advice on how to craft an elevator pitch that doesn’t make you want to hide under a rock. You’ll learn that it’s all about knowing who your podcast is for, what it’s about, and how it benefits your listeners. Think of it as your podcast’s first impression, and we all know how important those are!

As we chat, we sprinkle in some real-world examples, and trust me, you’ll want to pay attention here! Whether you’re at a conference or just chatting with a friend, having that quick pitch ready to roll is crucial. We even throw in some fun anecdotes about making your podcast stand out in a sea of others. And don’t worry, we keep it light with some playful banter because who says learning has to be boring? By the end of this episode, you’ll be armed with the tools to confidently share your podcast and hook potential listeners like a pro!

So, if you’re ready to elevate your podcast game and get those listeners flocking to your show, this episode is a must-listen. We’ll help you go from mumbling about your podcast to delivering a killer pitch that leaves everyone wanting to know more!

Takeaways:

• Pitching your podcast is essential, so have your elevator pitch ready to go.
• Your podcast description should explain the benefits for listeners clearly and concisely.
• Keep your pitch simple and avoid jargon; make it easy for anyone to understand.
• Focus on the unique aspects of your show that make it different from others.
• Engage your audience by highlighting what they can gain by listening to your podcast.
• Practice your pitch until you can deliver it confidently and naturally.

If you wanna be found in AI search, you gotta get your content game on point! We’re diving into some super simple tips that’ll help your website catch the eyes of those AI tools, not just Google and Bing.

We’ll chat about making your writing direct and conversational—no one’s got time for fluff, right? Plus, we’ll throw in the magic of using proper headings and a nifty TLDR at the start of your articles to keep things snappy. So, grab your favorite drink, kick back, and let’s make sure your podcast website shines in the world of AI search!

Takeaways:

• Getting found in AI search requires content that is direct and conversational, so keep it friendly!
• Including a TLDR section at the top of your articles can really help AI understand your content better.
• Make sure to use proper heading structures like H1, H2, and H3 for better SEO results!
• Claiming your Google Business Profile can boost your authority and help with AI search visibility.
• Using credible sources and expert quotes in your content can enhance your credibility and SEO ranking.
• To get noticed by Google, aim for at least 600 words in your episode descriptions, it’s worth it!

Links referenced in this episode:

• Matt Diggity Video on Ranking in AI Search
• Monthly Meetup on Audience Surveys
• askthepodcastcoach.com/live
• podcastwebsitetips.com
• podpage.com/preview
• powerofpodcasting.com
• School of Podcasting

Mentioned in this episode:

July Monthly Meetup

Want to grow your audience and connect with fellow creators? This month, we’re diving into elevator pitches — what they are, why they matter, and how to craft one that hooks listeners fast. Then, you'll get a chance to test your pitch in a supportive, fun group of fellow podcasters. Whether you’re launching your first show or leveling up your brand, this session is for you

Monthly Meetup

Alright, folks! Today we’re diving into the wild world of the 7-11-4 rule—yep, that’s seven hours, eleven touch points, and four platforms. Sounds like a secret menu item, right? But seriously, this rule is the key to building trust with your audience before they whip out their wallets.

We’ll break down how to keep your listeners engaged and coming back for more, whether it’s through podcasts, blogs, or social media. And hey, if you’ve ever felt like you’re shouting into the void, we’ve got some tips to help you shine bright across all the right channels. So, buckle up, because we’re about to make your podcasting game way stronger!

Most tools relate it to the book Winning the Zero Moment of Truth.

Getting guests on your podcast? Let’s level it up with the triple threat filter! We chat with Tracy Johnson, an old radio pro, share how to choose the perfect guest.

First off, familiarity is key; the more well-known they are, the better your chances of snagging listeners. But wait, it’s not just about fame.

Your guest also needs to be relevant to your audience. If nobody cares about them, you might as well talk to your houseplant! L

astly, we dive into the importance of having an entertaining guest. Are they interesting? Can they tell a story that keeps your audience hooked?

Check out Tracy's book: Mic Drop Moments: The Playbook For Unforgettable Guest Interviews

We also share how PodPage can help streamline your guest workflow, making it super easy to manage your guests’ info and boost your podcast’s visibility. By the end of this episode, you’ll have all the tools you need to attract amazing guests and keep your audience coming back for more. Let’s get to it!

• In the podcast world, people spend about seven hours engaging with content before they buy anything.
• The 7114 rule is essential for marketing, involving seven hours of content, eleven touch points, and four platforms.
• To build trust, your audience should meet your brand across at least four different channels over time.
• Creating diverse content helps engage listeners better and builds a loyal audience over time.

Mic Drop Moments: The Playbook For Unforgettable Guest Interviews

Winning the Zero Moment of Truth.

School of Podcasting

Full Interview with Tracy Johnson on the School of Podcasting

Mentioned in this episode:

July Monthly Meetup

Want to grow your audience and connect with fellow creators? This month, we’re diving into elevator pitches — what they are, why they matter, and how to craft one that hooks listeners fast. Then, you'll get a chance to test your pitch in a supportive, fun group of fellow podcasters. Whether you’re launching your first show or leveling up your brand, this session is for you

Monthly Meetup