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How to Keep Your Podcast Fresh: Navigating Content Repetition with Engaging Strategies [Ep 121]
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Have you ever found yourself wondering whether you're saying the same things over and over again in your podcast content? This was a question a client posed to me recently and I wanted to share with you what I said to her in case you were wondering the same thing.
The truth is, when you get to a certain point in your podcasting journey it can sometimes feel like you're repeating yourself. Chances are, you're not. But there IS a fine balance between reinforcing our core message and avoiding sounding like a broken record.
In today's episode, I'm talking about why repetition in your podcast content is a good thing, how you can talk about the same topic in multiple different ways plus a practical example to put it all into context. Ready to learn how to keep your podcast content fresh and engaging while maintaining consistency and clarity? Let's dive in!
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