It takes a skill to get on the microphone and record content that communicates directly to your audience.  In this Intentional Content series, I’ll be sharing how to build-up that skill easily with tips and content formulas.  These formulas can be used for interviewing, storytelling, co-hosted and solo episodes...

Permission to earn money, granted!  In this episode, I share why you should be intentional about having a profitable podcast (hobbyist or not) and you’ll discover many different ways you make that happen!

What’s the purpose of a compass if you don’t know your destination?  Do you know where you’ll be with your podcast a year from now?  How about 3 months from now?

These are the questions that I’ll help you answer by walking you through how to measure what actually matters when podcasting...

Stressed? Worried? Forgetful? Rushed?  These are all signs of having scheduling conflicts.  The good news?  We can fix that.  We'll zoom in on our podcasting schedule.  First through the eyes of creating content and then through the eyes of our audience.  Why even bother with a podcasting schedule?   Preparation delivers value and rewards...

The basics seem so…basic, so easy.  Some of it is and some of it takes a little bit more of our creative thinking.  Just like our content, our basics need to be considered and planned for effective communication with our audience and what we're aiming to do with our podcast.

When you've made the decision to start a podcast, a lot of the advice that you'll get is "just start!”  There's some truth to that, but if you just take a moment to first think of your listener and the content that you’ll be creating, it will save you a lot of growing pains.  Even if you've been podcasting for a while, creating a Podcast Compass will be super helpful.