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Path to Podcast Success

Brian Ondrako: Just Get Started

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Jodi Krangle: Audio Branding

In this episode of the Path to Podcast Success, Russ and Joey talk about their podcast Wealth Without Wall Street, authenticity, being selective about who to have in the podcast, caring for clients and serving in the best possible way and so much more.

Russ Morgan and Joey Mure: Wealth Without Wall Street

In This Episode:[1:58] What was her biggest fear when she started producing content and building an audience, and did it come true?[4:08] What made her decide to start her own podcast?[5:21] Her business.[7:30] How her podcast relates to her business.[22:48] Her advice if you want to start your own podcast.Important Quotes:"It takes time, energy and money to have a podcast.""Find the right producer.""Talk to somebody who knows what they are doing."Important Links:businesssuccessunlimitedAre You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Nancy Becher: Authentic Value

In This Episode:[1:12] What was her biggest fear when she started producing content and building an audience, and did it come true?[4:20] Her podcast Shameless goddess.[10:58] What made her decide to start her own podcast?[14:04] Her business.[17:29] How her podcast relates to her business.[19:27] Her advice if you want to start your own podcast.Important Quotes:"Podcast is an easy entry barrier and huge opportunity to serve people."Important Links:InstagramAre You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Tonia Shump: Podcasting Is An Opportunity To Serve People

In This Episode:[1:17] What was his biggest fear of podcasting when he was starting out, and did that fear end up coming true?[4:10] What he did to grow his show.[5:45] Focusing on getting one listener a day.[8:34] What is his podcast about and why did he decide to start it.[9:48] Personal branding is podcasting.[11:56] Actionable advice for podcasting.[14:08] Growing a business with podcasting.[16:22] His take on sharing free value through podcast.[21: 3] Outsourcing his podcast.[23:39] His advice if you want to start your own podcast.Important Quotes:"Personal Branding Is Podcasting.""You're not going to be good at the begging you have to practice to get better.""Podcasting changed my life, It's one of the best things that i have ever done.""You have to hire an editor as soon as you possibly can.""You need to understand why you are doing this."About The Guest:Christopher Hines is host of the Personal Branding Playbook and the top podcast expert for businesses and personal brands. Since 2015 he’s been hosting, producing and managing podcasts. Now Chris owns the Elite Podcast Marketing Agency, where you can create your own lane.Also known as Coach Chris, he speaks around the world to business owners and companies about hosting their own podcasts. He’s been at Podfest, Podcast Movement and several other events. Coach Chris is the podcast marketing expert that can help you grow your show!Important Links:The Milestone System InstagramTwitterAre You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Chris Hines: Podcasting Is Personal Branding

In This Episode:[1:18] What was his biggest fear of podcasting when he was starting out, and did that fear end up coming true?[3:37] His advice if you want to start your own podcast.[7:03] Doing interview format.[8:47] Podcasting as a form of self expression.[11:33] Getting on other podcasts.[14:51] His biggest challenge right now in podcasting.[24:27] The back-end of his podcast.[32:01] Actionable advice.Important Quotes:"Authentic and genuine.""You have to add value to the audience and be authentic.""Be authentic.""Sometimes that No opens up a bigger Yes."About The Guest:Roman is a 1st generation immigrant from Ukraine. He arrived in US with 6 other family members to a 2 bedroom apartment. Roman interned with the Secret Service and held a top secret government clearance. He was forced to become a self taught digital marketer as a result of the 2008 recession, and fell in love with it. Roman has 11 years of experience leading digital teams in senior leadership roles on over 600 campaigns across many industries. He founded Nova Zora Digital in 2012. Roman is the host of the Digital Savage Experience Podcast, a Top 100 Podcast on Apple Podcasts for How To. He is a foster parent, and has had 20 kids in his home since June 2018.Important Links:PodcastLinkedinnovazoradigitalAre You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Roman Prokopchuk: Adding Value And Authenticity

In This Episode:[1:23] What was his biggest fear of podcasting when he was starting out, and did that fear end up coming true?[6:09] His podcasts.[18:43] His motivation for his podcast.[22:12] How has the podcast impacted his business.[24:29] His advice if you want to start your own podcast.Important Quotes:"Our biggest gift  is right next to our deepest wound.""Now is the only moment we have."Important Links:PodcastFacebook Are You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Mattias Fyrorn: Now is The Only Moment We Have

In This Episode:[1:18] What was his biggest fear of podcasting when he was starting out, and did that fear end up coming true?[10:16] From architecture to podcasting.[18:12] How his podcast relates to his business.[22:24] Using podcast to grow his online presence.[27:59] The back-end of his podcast.[35:40] His advice if you want to start your own podcast.Important Quotes:"Focusing on what you really want to achieve.""Ignoring fear and moving towards what you really want.""It's not about you, it's about helping others.""Consistency is the mother of mastery."About The Guest:Tibor Nagy is a Mindset Coach, certified as an Erickson Professional Coach, mostly fascinated by the human mind and its limitless potential. Driven by a vision to make the world a better place he founded Mindset Horizon to support impact-driven entrepreneurs, visionaries, and changemakers to transform their mindsets, realize their full potential and execute on their dreams. The company fosters this transformation by providing coaching services and creating a personal development space and community so these people can stretch their minds and expand their horizons. To make an even bigger impact and inspire the masses he decided to create his own interview show - The Mindset Horizon Podcast -, where he interviews high-performers, visionaries, and changemakers who reveal their secrets of what it takes to have a disruptive mindset, pursue a passion, and live a meaningful life of purpose. Important Links:mindsethorizonFacebookInstagramYoutubeLinkedinAre You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Tibor Nagy: It's Not About You, It's About Helping Others

In This Episode:[1:16] What was his biggest fear of podcasting when he was starting out, and did that fear end up coming true?[9:22] His audio journal - Patreon.[14:29] Having a "General topic" Podcast.[27:15] His time management producing multiple podcasts.[30:02] His advice if you want to start your own podcast.[35:18] His take on download numbers.[45:31] Actionable advice.Important Quotes:"I don't think I've ever worked at creating a podcast episode. It's not work, it's fun.""This is something I'm passionate about,""Start with the end in mind."About The Guest:Cliff Ravenscraft is a Life Transformation Expert available as a business mentor, a professional coach and a motivational speaker.In November 2015,Cliff made a commitment to workout six days a week, every week, for the rest of his life. In December 2017, He made a decision to give up all sugar, for the rest of his life.As a result, he burned off over 100 pounds of body fat and built well over 20 pounds of pure muscle mass. (Before & After Photos Here) Link: https://www.cliffravenscraft.com/beforeCliff has learned what is necessary to create change that lasts in mindset and human behavior and applied it to every area of his life.In January 2008, Cliff left an extremely lucrative career as an independent insurance agent, in a family run insurance agency that was started by his grandfather in 1937. He was next in line to take over the agency from his father.Over the next decade, He built an online business where he became the world's leading authority on podcasting. Cliff is personally responsible for training more than 40,000 people on the successful launch of their podcast.In September 2017, Cliff made a decision to shut down 100% of all income streams from a half a million dollar per year business, so that he could focus all of his work time, effort and energy on what he felt most passionate about doing in the world.Today, Cliff is now experiencing greater fulfillment and profitability than he ever dreamed imaginable.Professionally, Cliff coaches others where he has the incredible honor of going on a journey with his clients, as they CREATE the life of their dreams.Be sure to check out the various ways that you can work with Cliff at https://www.cliffravenscraft.com/work-with-me Important Links:cliffravenscraftPodcast Are You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Cliff Ravenscraft: It's Not Work, It's Fun

In This Episode:[2:05] What was his biggest fear of podcasting when he was starting out, and did that fear end up coming true?[4:24] How his podcast relates to his business.[8:26] Podcast Monetisation.[15:27] His advice if you want to start your own podcast.Important Quotes:"It doesn't have to be perfect, you're going to get better as  you go.""Everybody that has a podcast is going to have loyal listeners.""It's more than just recording.""Who is your ideal client.""Know your audience.""Pick something that you are passionate about."About The Guest:Scott Carson is the host of the popular Note Closers Show Podcast and a nationally syndicated radio host with millions of listeners each month. He has been an active real estate investor and entrepreneur since 2002, focused on the niche of distressed mortgage and note industry since 2008. For the past ten years he has been helping real estate investors and entrepreneurs create wealth through his teachings and strategies. He is a highly sought-after speaker and podcast guest with hundreds of speaking appearances at conferences, real estate clubs and networking events across the country. He has also been featured in many media outlets including but not limited to Investor’s Business Daily, The Wall Street Journal and Inc.com. He spends his free time traveling to new places and making memories. He calls Austin, Texas home. Important Links:weclosenotesPodcastFacebookTwitterLinkedinYoutubeInstagram Are You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Scott Carson: Podcast With Passion

In This Episode:[1:13] What was his biggest fear of podcasting when he was starting out, and did that fear end up coming true?[10:12] His take on the authenticity and intimacy of podcasts.[12:49] How his podcast relates to his business/work.[18:28] What are you trying to accomplish with your podcast?[19:41] Potential client relationships from guests.[34:32] Building a relationship with the guests.[43:00] Podcasts as marketing material.[50:42] Building a network.[54:02] Actionable advice. Important Quotes:"You can't expect it overnight, you just got to consistently release content""podcasting is the best way... it's the most authentic and intimate medium out there""Through the podcast I've created this network that i didn't even think was possible""Am i interested in this and will my listeners be interested?""Just keep doing it" About The Guest:Richard Rierson (CEO of Dose of Leadership) is a husband, father of four daughters, leadership expert, & American Airlines pilot. He specializes in showing how organizations can develop courageous leaders & create unique cultures of decentralized decision making…crushing limiting beliefs & mediocrity along the way.He’s the host of the top ranked business Podcast & radio show "Dose of Leadership", a show of over 400 inspiring interviews with high quality leaders & personalities such as Steve Forbes, Shark Tank’s Barbara Corcoran, FedEx CEO Fred Smith, Pittsburgh Steeler Coach Bill Cowher, & WSU Coach Greg Marshall just to name a few. The podcast has been downloaded over 3.5-million times in over 146 countries across the globe and has been named by Fortune, Business Insider, & INC Magazine as a “Top-10 Business Podcast”.Richard served ten years active duty as an Officer in the United States Marine Corps and ten years part-time with the Kansas Air National Guard & Air Force Reserve. He has accumulated over 10,500 flight hours as Captain/Aircraft Commander in multiple types of aircraft and is currently a 787 First Officer for American Airlines. Richard is a born & bred Wichita native and received his BS of Computer Science from Wichita State University in 1991. He is also a 2007 recipient of the Wichita Business Journal’s annual 40-Under-40 award Important Links:doseofleadershipYoutubeLinkedinTwitterFacebook Are You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Richard Rierson: Authentic And Intimate Podcasting

In This Episode:[1:36] What was his biggest fear of podcasting when he was starting out, and did that fear end up coming true?[3:29] His podcasts.[7:24] His job.[10:14] What motivated him to start his own podcast.[16:58] How his podcast relates to his business.[24:27] Building relationships through podcast.[27:45] His thoughts on charging to be in the podcast.[32:36] Other forms of income.[35:12] His advice if you want to start your own podcast.Important Quotes:"You business becomes a mirror for who you are on the inside.""We have to think outside the box""Know who your audience is""Make them feel a part of the program""Start out with the end in mind and build it that way."About The Guest:After having kidney failure to the point of near-death, enduring 3 and a half years of Dialysis and a transplant, Jim has realized life is short. He also realized the importance of heart led entrepreneurism. Jim had a successful podcast that had 127k downloads with his “Lions On The Prowl” show about the Detroit Lions. It was a passion but not his heart. After much soul searching Jim decided to follow his heart and interview heart-led entrepreneurs. His vision is that entrepreneurs help each other to reach success because the more good people who succeed the better our world will become.Important Links:LinkedinYoutubeAre You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Jim Bordeau: Know Your Audience

In This Episode:[1:27] What was her biggest fear when she starter producing content and building an audience, and did it come true?[6:26] The process she when through before launching her podcast.[13:00] How her podcast relates to his business.[19:46] Podcast coaching.[27:43] Action items.Important Quotes:"Let go of the outcome.""How her podcast relates to his business.""Be consistent."About The Guest:Jodi Chaffee is a seasoned podcaster, homeschool mom, and family culture expert. She has hosted Our Modern Heritage: The Home and Family Culture podcast for three years and recently released her 100th episode. During this time she has interviewed dozens of experts from Paralympic athletes to entrepreneurs to authors and lecturers.For more than three years Jodi studied business culture and looked for ways to apply it to families. This resulted in a powerful framework for hacking successful cultures and applying it to families who want to live intentionally and question the status quo. She has been featured on several podcasts, presented at homeschool conferences, and is a published author in a digital magazine.Important Links:homeandfamilyculturePodcastYoutubeInstagramPinterestTwitterFacebookAre You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Jodi Chaffee: Let Go of The Outcome

In This Episode:[1:34] What was his biggest fear when he starter producing content and building an audience, and did it come true?[11:59] How he got into the top 200 within the first 24 hours.[32:36] Using other people's audience.[40:04] How his podcast relates to his business.[43:59] Being around people doing bigger things than you are.[46:28] Why you should start a podcastImportant Quotes:"Imperfect action always beats perfect inaction""To find your voice you have to start talking""You can't get a better podcast until you have one""You have to prepare to be lucky""If you want something you have to prepare for it""The answer is always no if you don't ask the question""I also get an education out of it and i love that part of it"About The Guest:After spending 20 years in finance and opening 13 businesses as a serial entrepreneur I have discovered the secrets to being financially free and the point in our lives that we need it most our schools are failing to teach anything about what money is and how it really works. I'm on a mission to change young people's financial trajectory through education and helping parents talk to their kids about money.Important Links:PodcastLinkedinFacebookAre You A Subscriber?Subscribe on iTunesSubscribe on StitcherSubscribe on Spotify

Cody Loughlin: To Find Your Voice You Have To Start Talking

Evan Johnson from iPodcastEdit interviews successful entrepreneurs and business owners, revealing the podcast strategies they use to grow their subscribers and sales. This podcast will help you save time and money when starting and growing your podcast, as well as overcome your fears of getting behind the mic. Successful podcasters show you how to drive more traffic, bring in more revenue, free up your time, have better relationships with your target audience, create more content and so much more - all with a podcast. Listen now to discover the Path to Podcast Success.

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