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Manage Like a Mother discusses leadership lessons drawn from the wisdom of Mom. Valerie Cockerell, with co-host Dan Cockerell, explores how you, a man or woman, can incorporate your mom's leadership lessons into your leadership approach.
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Listeners to Leads, hosted by Alesia Galati, teaches new and aspiring podcasters how to use their podcasts to grow their business. Alesia uses her experience as the owner of Galati Media, a full-service podcast management company, to help business owners get leads, land speaking gigs, and create deeper connections with their audiences through their podcasts. Alesia and her guests will discuss everything from launching a podcast to marketing a podcast. Learn more about Alesia and Listeners to ...
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Decode Your Burnout is a podcast for high achievers who are burned out, want to get to the root of the issue, and customize their recovery strategy. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Sharon Grossman who is a burnout expert, best selling author, and speaker. If you are burned out and want to crack the code on your burnout so it doesn't happen again, this is the place for you.
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Podcasting allows for everyone to have a voice. This is especially important for people in traditionally marginalized communities whose voices have a history of being silenced. Amy Pons, host of the Women Making Moves podcast, has made it her mission to seek out and provide a platform for women who’s stories are not like her own, and who are creati…
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Marketing your podcast or business can feel like a balancing act: you know you need to speak to potential clients’ pain points and frustrations, but you also want to make sure they know about you and the values your business holds. How do you blend these two narratives to create one story that showcases the very best about your brand? Lauren Cocker…
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While lots of social media posting tries to keep up with trends and focus on current events, podcasters and small business owners have a lot of evergreen content that establish them in their field and promote their thought leadership. So how do we share our evergreen content in an approachable, easily remembered way that doesn’t get lost in the alg…
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With two billion monthly active users worldwide, Instagram can be an awesome place to spend time and promote your podcast. But making meaningful connections and boosting your engagement means more than just posting about your brand new episode and then disappearing off the app until the next one goes live. Today’s guest, Jillian O’Keefe, is sharing…
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As content creators, social media can feel really overwhelming. And when a platform like Facebook has so many different ways to connect and interact with people, how do you know where to start to maximize your presence and use Facebook to its fullest potential? Meg Brunson, a marketing authority who is a former Facebook employee, is here today to t…
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Social media is one of the biggest tools we have in podcasting to reach more listeners, connect with potential clients, and promote our thought leadership, helping us land new clients. But what platforms should you focus on? The simple answer: the ones on which you spend your time online. This month for our Summer Social Series, I’m speaking with e…
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Marketing is always evolving and for the past few years, email marketing has been a hot topic of conversation. Do people still read emails? Is email marketing dead? How do I best use emails to reach my audience? Today on the show Kendra Corman, marketing expert and host of the Imperfect Marketing podcast, is here to share why email marketing is not…
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Creating and releasing a podcast is no small task, and everyone approaches theirs differently. But the most important thing to keep in mind when planning your show is how you manage your energy so you don’t get completely overwhelmed. Friend of the show Valerie Friedlander is here today to talk about how she discovered that a twice a month cadence …
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With the constant changes in technology, social media trends, current events and more, it can be hard to keep up with what you think your marketing strategy needs to look like. But marketing is never a one-size-fits-all approach, and Menekse Stewart knows that well. She’s here today to tell us about using her core podcast episodes for long-term con…
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So you’re sitting down to record an episode for your podcast, and you realize halfway through that the conversation is taking a turn you didn’t expect! What should a good podcaster do? Kim Romain is here today with different ways to handle the situation, starting with what you CAN control, and doing what feels right in the moment. Kim’s tips and st…
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Writing a book is something most people think about doing in their lives. And as a business owner, having a formal, published account of your business' beliefs and practices can be appealing for reaching more people and getting more clients. But writing a book can be a HUGE undertaking. Where do you even start? Why not start with all the content yo…
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Finances are not the sexiest thing to talk about when it comes to our businesses, but it IS essential to have a handle on your numbers. Brandon Neely, a finance expert and serial small business owner has the insight and tools that can help you pin down your financial goals and set you up for success. This week, episode 158 of Listeners to Leads is …
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Business owners are BUSY and even when podcasting is your favorite part of your marketing strategy, it can take up a lot of time in your week, leaving you frustrated and tired. But with all the new tools and automation options available, there are ways to speed up your podcast workflow and reclaim some of your working hours while still creating hig…
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There are so many behind-the-scenes elements of a successful podcast, from searching for sponsorships to navigating new business brought in by the show to keeping up with former guests. Reena Friedman Watts, with experience both in reality television production and over 350 episodes of her podcast, Better Call Daddy, has learned to navigate these w…
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Sometimes it feels like getting your guests to share your episode is a full-time job. It’s frustrating when you put your heart and soul into the conversationand you go to share it with a guest and they maybe either don't feel comfortable with it or they decide to completely ghost you. Mai-kee Tsang is here this week to talk about what she calls Con…
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With so much information about marketing available from so many different experts, it can feel overwhelming finding what you ’should’ do to promote your work. But your marketing strategy, whether for your podcast or your business, does NOT have to look like everyone else’s! Becky Mollenkamp knows this better than most, having switched her email mar…
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We’ve all become accustomed to seeing a barrage of social media and Google advertisements wherever we go on the internet. But how do we take advantage of these ad opportunities to promote our podcast and bring in more valuable leads to our businesses? Robert Brill is an expert on all things advertising, and is here today to talk us through how to a…
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Podcasting and public speaking can feel like they are very different worlds, but they’re really just two different methods of sharing your voice and message with the world. Because of this, many people, Antoniette Roze and myself included, think that you should do both to maximize your opportunities to grow and connect with your audience. Antoniett…
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As podcasters, we tend to think about our craft as an audio-based product. But we’ve all seen the rise in video content over the last few years, and that’s not going anywhere any time soon. How do we embrace video content as podcasters, especially those of us who are less comfortable on camera? Atiba De Souza, the Content Superman, is here this wee…
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When most podcasts don’t make it to 25 episodes, it can be shocking to see that someone has over 1600 podcast episodes under their belt. While there’s no silver bullet or secret sauce to achieve instant success, Alan Lazaros has learned a thing or two about podcasting with his years of experience. He joins us this week to share what he has learned …
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Podcasting can feel like a lonely venture when first starting out, when you’re doing everything yourself and worrying about whether or not the statistics you’re seeing are “normal”. Finding a podcast network that aligns with your mission and values allows you to collaborate with other podcasters, grow your audience, and feel a little less like an i…
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Podcasting has a way of bringing together like-minded people and creating tight knit communities. While beneficial in a lot of ways, that feeling of connectedness can do incredible things for people’s mental health. Donald Dunn is using his platform to support veterans in their civilian life after service, including sharing how podcasting can be th…
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With so many opinions out there on the “correct” way to market your podcast, it’s no wonder myths can take hold and gain traction quickly. Today, I’m busting 6 common myths about podcast marketing that might be keeping you from seeing the results you want with both your podcast and your business. This week, episode 147 of Listeners to Leads is abou…
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As a podcaster and content creator, staying consistently creative while keeping your audience engaged can feel like a constant challenge. But the one-size-fits-all approach is losing its appeal, and Karyn Paige thinks Human Design is the response that will help everyone find strategies that work for them. This week, episode 146 of Listeners to Lead…
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As entrepreneurs, especially those of us juggling multiple roles, it's easy to get overwhelmed by the daily tasks and minutiae of running a business. We rely on our memory to keep track of everything, which often leads to missed opportunities and wasted time chasing down details. This is especially true when it comes to keeping track of what podcas…
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Everyone loves a good story, right? That’s what we should be doing as podcasters: telling engaging stories that connect us with and help us build rapport with our audience. But many people have been tricked into believing that their lives aren’t interesting enough or they haven’t done anything ‘worth’ talking about. That’s simply not true. Karen Ke…
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We all have busy lives, and it can feel difficult to find time to accomplish all of your podcasting and business goals while still spending time with your family, maintaining a social life, and taking care of yourself. Structure and consistency are two key elements to maintaining a balance that allows you to achieve success with your podcast and in…
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When you hear the phrase “networking event”, do you get excited? Or are you one of many people who get nervous at the thought of having to walk through a building full of strangers and create small talk because you know making connections is good for your business? Whichever group you’re in, Swire Ho has networking tips for you! While make take the…
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According to the World Health Organization, an estimated 1.3 billion people around the world currently experience a significant disability. As more clarity and information around how disabilities affect people and as technology progresses, we are more equipped now than ever to improve accessibility and inclusiveness in our media to reach wider audi…
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Optimizing your content for search engines can feel extremely overwhelming, especially if you have no experience with things like keyword research and strategically linking content. But getting started with SEO strategy does not have to be complicated, and Lauren Gaggioli, SEO expert and course creator, is here today to show us that a little bit of…
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Aspiring podcasters often face many challenges before getting started, not least of which is the fear of public speaking. Public speaking does not come naturally to everyone and even though podcasting is not generally live, the fear of broadcasting your voice for the world to hear can be intimidating. Roy Coughlan knows this very well, having been …
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We all see podcasts, both large and small, that talk about being a globally rated podcast or use very specific information about their shows in their marketing material. But where do they get this information? And how can I find my podcast statistics and use them to help grow my show? Today, I’m giving you the tools and resources you need to find a…
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Building a community online takes time and a lot of work. There are lots of ways to do it, but Paul Gowder has found success in building up online communities by starting with email marketing instead of a Facebook group or other online community platform. He’s here today to share his strategies and wisdom about community building with us, so we can…
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With video becoming such an important medium in podcasting, we have to consider how we are communicating not just with our audience, but our guests during interviews. How is communicating via camera different than a face-to-face conversation? How do we open ourselves up for authentic conversations and genuine connection when using a medium that can…
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The beginning of the year is synonymous with setting goals, and your podcast is likely no exception! Setting goals for your business podcast can feel overwhelming; what goals should you even set? But setting smart, achievable goals can be easier than you think, and I’m here today to break down the four most common goals we see business owners set f…
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We all know that being a podcast guest is the number one way to grow your show. But how much preparation do you actually have to put in to be a high-quality, stellar podcast guest? Emily Aborn and Lisa Zawrotny are back this week to share their processes and top tips for being an outstanding podcast guest who brings value to audiences wherever you …
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Having guests on your podcast is a valuable way to bring your audience new perspectives and ideas on topics they deeply care about. But choosing the right guests for your show can be time-consuming, especially if you receive tons of pitches from people looking to be on your show. Emily Aborn and Lisa Zawrotny are back on the show to share their pro…
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Are you ready to dive deep into the transformative power of breath work? In this episode, we sit down with Ricardo Gonsalves, a specialist in underwater performance training, who shares his innovative approach to combating stress and enhancing physical performance. We explore his three-step process, starting with breath awareness and culminating in…
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Having big-name guests on your podcast is a great way to boost the credibility of your show and potentially get your show in front of new listeners. But it’s important to consider why you want to have these guests on and make sure you’re approaching the pitch the correct way. Courtney Elmer, the creator of PodLaunch, is here today to talk about her…
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Are you grappling with executive loneliness or the stresses of leadership? In this episode, Nick Jonsson delves into the unique challenges faced by top-tier professionals, such as managing isolation and the pressures of high expectations. He emphasizes the importance of creating a culture of support within organizations, leveraging peer groups, and…
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Ever wondered how changing someone else's life could transform your own? In this episode, uncover the profound impact of giving back to the community as we dive into a conversation with global entrepreneur Jeff Hoffman. Jeff's inspiring message demonstrates how anyone, regardless of resources, can make a meaningful difference in the world while pre…
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The beauty of podcasting is that anyone can pick up a microphone, share their story, and make a difference in the world. While that freedom is rare in widespread media now, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t think carefully and consider what you say before putting it out into the world! I’m going to give you a few basic do’s and don’ts of what to say …
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Does leadership have to be complicated? Do women have an advantage over men when it comes to leadership? According to Valerie Cockerell, a Disney veteran with 25 years of retail, product development and store management expertise, the answers are “no” and “yes”, respectively. She shares her personal experiences related to leadership and motherhood,…
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How do we effectively deal with criticism and negativity, whether it's at work, on social media, or in our daily lives? In this episode, we explore the emotional impact of hurtful comments, tough feedback, and toxic workplace environments. Eric McDermott shares valuable insights into approaching these situations constructively, touching on an innov…
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Creating a sales funnel is essential to bringing in new clients for your business. But when you hear the word sales, do you think of overly pushy sales tactics that make everyone involved uncomfortable? Well, sales do NOT have to be that way! Evan Putman is here today to tell us all about how to create a sales funnel that aligns with your values an…
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Uncover the keys to combating burnout and achieving a more satisfying life in this captivating podcast episode featuring special guest Eric McDermott, a career development and personal growth expert. In this episode, we explore the fascinating link between success, burnout, and the constant pursuit of "more."You’ll learn insights into why individua…
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The description of your podcast is one of the first, if not THE first, thing people see about your show. This paragraph is the listener’s first look at what to expect from your show, so setting the scene accurately and concisely is critical to retaining listenership and inviting in new audience members. On today’s episode, I’m going to teach you ho…
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Find yourself being short with people when it’s out of character for you? Are you getting sick too often and end up working from your bed even when you’re spent? Have a hard time asking for help or accepting it from others? Then tune in. It might be burnout speaking. In this episode, Dana Mahina, a Doer, shares her "Settle Smarter" method. In addit…
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LinkedIn is an important social media tool when it comes to growing your business and networking with other professionals. And we’ve talked on the show before about optimizing your LinkedIn profile for maximum visibility. But what about specifically marketing your podcast on your profile? Louise Brogan, one of the top voices on LinkedIn content, is…
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“Conflict is inevitable. How we handle it separates great leaders from the rest.” - Valerie Cockerell Episode Highlights 00:01:34 - Dealing with Conflict as a Mom 00:03:15 - Creating Common Ground 00:05:53 - Teaching Conflict Resolution 00:06:40 - Cultural Differences in Conflict 00:15:21 - Conflict in the Workplace 00:16:38 - Finding Solutions 00:…
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