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Why a Podcast Might Be Better For Your Business Than A Book

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Anyone in the business of selling their expertise knows that writing a book is a great way to build your reputation and authority.

A published book establishes your credibility as an expert and separates you from the rest in your industry. It also increases your chances of being invited as a guest speaker to industry events.

For all the advantages a book has though, it may be better for you to launch a podcast instead. The list is outlined below but listen to the full podcast for more details,

1 - A podcast is easier to start

2 - It's easier to speak and talk about your expertise than it is to write

3 - A podcast is quicker to publish

4 - There are more opportunities to 'launch' a podcast

5 - A podcast is more responsive to what's going on in the marketplace

6 - Podcasts are a great way to establish relationships

7 - People 'subscribe' to podcasts but don't subscribe to books

8 - Podcasts are syndicated to multiple platforms

9 - A podcast can be leveraged into a book

Of course if you can do both a podcast and a book, which you can do if you follow reason #9, then you can get the best of both worlds.

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Anyone in the business of selling their expertise knows that writing a book is a great way to build your reputation and authority.

A published book establishes your credibility as an expert and separates you from the rest in your industry. It also increases your chances of being invited as a guest speaker to industry events.

For all the advantages a book has though, it may be better for you to launch a podcast instead. The list is outlined below but listen to the full podcast for more details,

1 - A podcast is easier to start

2 - It's easier to speak and talk about your expertise than it is to write

3 - A podcast is quicker to publish

4 - There are more opportunities to 'launch' a podcast

5 - A podcast is more responsive to what's going on in the marketplace

6 - Podcasts are a great way to establish relationships

7 - People 'subscribe' to podcasts but don't subscribe to books

8 - Podcasts are syndicated to multiple platforms

9 - A podcast can be leveraged into a book

Of course if you can do both a podcast and a book, which you can do if you follow reason #9, then you can get the best of both worlds.

Useful Links:

info@HelpMeLeverage.com

Brett Jarman on LinkedIn

Help Me Leverage Website

Brett Jarman on Instagram

Brett Jarman on Facebook

Brett Jarman on Twitter

Brett Jarman Youtube

Experts On Air Website

  continue reading

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