In today’s episode, we’re going to be chatting about podfade - what it is and how to avoid it because it can definitely happen if we’re not careful. 

Savvy Podcasting for Entrepreneurs

How to Avoid Podfade

In today’s episode, we’re talking about why putting out more episodes isn’t always the answer. Now I know that putting out more episodes each month will ultimately increase your downloads aka your vanity metrics but sometimes there is a thing as too much content. Find out my recommendations today on the podcast.

Why Releasing More Episodes Isn't Always the Answer

Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. I’m so happy that you’re here. In today’s episode, we’re chatting about upleveling your podcast workflow because I’m sure plenty of you out there don’t have the most optimized workflow and are spending way more time than you need to be on your podcast production process each week.

How to Uplevel Your Podcast Workflow

In today’s episode, we are chatting about if you should start a Patreon for your podcast or not so if it's something you've been considered for your podcast, you won't want to miss today's episode. 

Should I Start a Patreon for My Podcast?

Everyone has different reasons for podcasting thus everyone's version of success is slightly different.  Tune in to learn the 3 metrics I think every podcaster should be tracking to determine their success. 

How to Define Your Podcast's Success

 Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. In today’s episode, we’re going to go back to the basics and chat all about podcast terminology.   If you’re new to the podcasting world, some of these terms might be unfamiliar to you so I wanted to provide you with an episode where we dive into all the basic terms and their meanings so you know exactly what we’re talking about.    This isn’t a completely exhaustive list but I tried to include the terms I think you absolutely need to know as a new podcaster. 

Podcast Terminology 101

I know that most of us, although we probably truly enjoy podcasting, we don’t do it for absolutely no reason.    Our reasoning for podcasting may be different, sure, but whether we’re podcasting to position ourselves as an expert in our niche, make money, or a mix of the two, we have our own endgame goal.  Most entrepreneurs' reason for podcasting isn’t to make thousands off of ad sponsorships but to make an impact while also supporting their business monetarily with their podcast which is what today’s episode is all about.  So if you’re ready to learn how to convert your listeners into leads, then let’s get into it. 

How to Convert Your Listeners into Leads

Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. We skipped releasing a new episode last week as my son was home sick all week and I hadn’t recorded a new episode for the week so I decided to just skip releasing a new episode so I didn’t have to stress about when I would be able to record.  Skipping a week isn’t something I advise anyone to do and definitely isn’t something I do often but sometimes life throws you a curveball and it is what it is. That just goes to show how important batching is.  This episode is for those of you who have yet to launch your podcast or are planning on revamping your cover art.  I feel like cover art isn’t something talked about too often but it’s definitely a key piece of your podcast so today I’m going to be sharing 5 elements that your cover art needs. 

Podcast Cover Art 101

In today’s episode, we’re going to be chatting all about how to manage multiple podcasts.  I know, I know you’re probably like wait hold up, I can barely manage one podcast, how the heck am I going to manage multiple?  If you’re content with your one podcast and don’t plan on starting another that is totally fine but you may want to skip this episode if that’s the case.  This episode is for my multi-passionate podcasters and any podcast managers out there that tune into this show. 

How to Manage Multiple Podcasts

In today’s episode, we’re going to be chatting all about podcast sponsorships and if they will be a good fit for your specific podcast or not.  First up, let’s discuss what different podcast sponsorships are available out there.  There are a few different sponsorship options - we have affiliate marketing, traditional ad sponsorships, and self-sponsorship. The one we’ll be diving into today is traditional sponsorships so this means ad segments from other companies. If you’re an avid podcast listener, I’m sure you’re familiar with these kinds of ads. They’re usually for a brand you’re already familiar with to some extent and are placed at the beginning of an episode right before the content starts, in the middle of the episode, or at the end of an episode. 

Podcast Sponsorships - Yay or Nay?

In today’s episode, we’re discussing one of the most important things about having a podcast as a business owner and that is getting your listeners to actually take action outside of passively listening to your episodes each week.

How to Get Your Listeners to Take Action

The topic of this week’s episode is How to Start Treating Your Show Like a Business because a big part of treating your podcast like a business is not flying by the seat of your pants each and every week.  In this episode, I will give you the exact tools that you need to be a great guest and have a great guest experience as the host. 

How to Start Treating Your Show Like a Business

In today’s episode we’re chatting all about picking a marketing focus for your podcast because unfortunately, podcast players like Apple and Spotify don’t really help much in terms of getting new listeners to your show unless you’ve already got a large podcast.

Why Picking a Marketing Focus for Your Podcast is Crucial

In today’s episode, we’ll be covering how to take a podcast hiatus.  Now, this can be a planned break from your podcast like maternity leave, sabbatical, etc., or even just taking a brief break in between podcast seasons.  With podcast breaks come people losing interest or potentially even forgetting that your podcast exists so it’s important to have a plan in place during your breaks so that you can continue to retain listenership. 

How to Take a Podcast Hiatus

Hey savvies! Welcome back to another episode of the Savvy Podcasting for Entrepreneurs Podcast. We’ve officially made it to episode 199 of the podcast which is absolutely incredible. If you’re new around these parts, this is my 199th episode in general but SPFE hasn’t put out 199 episodes about podcasting so I just wanted to clear that up but it’s super exciting regardless.  In today’s episode, we’re chatting all about how to NOT pitch yourself as a podcast guest. Being a guest on podcasts is something a lot of people are looking to add to their visibility strategy in 2021 so I figured you as a podcast host listening to this might benefit from guesting on podcasts yourself versus always being behind the mic.

How to NOT Pitch Yourself as a Podcast Guest

The Savvy Social Hour podcast is a show for female biz babes looking to uplevel their business and become rockstar entrepreneurs in no time. Your host Jenny Suneson of Confetti Social is a social media strategist + coach who helps female entrepreneurs conquer social media one post at a time.