6 Things You Don’t Know About Podcasting – How Podcasting Can Change Your Business

Podcasting has changed my business and there are many things about it most people do not know. Here are the 6 Things You Didn’t Know About Podcasting.

1- You can monetize your show

2- The camera qualifies you

3- Preparation is the most important and time consuming part

4- You can do a podcast from your phone

5- You can book a celebrity guest

6- Podcasting (VODcasting) can help you get on stages

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Show Notes: How Podcasting Can Change Your Business

Welcome to the Fit in Faith podcast blog, where we dive deep into the world of podcasting and how it can benefit your mission and message, no matter what your voice sounds like. In this episode, Tamra Andress, the host of the Fit in Faith podcast, shares six surprising things you might not have known about podcasting.

First, Tamra emphasizes that you can monetize your own show. Instead of spending lots of time and effort trying to secure sponsorships, she recommends embedding your own commercials in your podcast. She shares that she has monetized her podcast by tens of thousands of dollars this way.

Second, Tamra explains that having a camera on during your podcast can qualify you for more opportunities. By using video podcasting (vodcasting) and StreamYard, Tamra’s podcast has gone global and has hit the top 0.3% in both religious and spiritual and business sectors. Plus, video content can be repurposed for other platforms and media.

Third, Tamra reminds listeners that editing isn’t the hardest part of podcasting; preparation is. She emphasizes the importance of investing time in scheduling, research, and graphic design to make sure your podcast runs smoothly. She also recommends finding a system that works for you and sticking with it.

Fourth, Tamra shares that you don’t need expensive equipment to start a podcast. She even records her show intros with her phone, and uses other tech from phones in her podcasting workflow.

Fifth, Tamra encourages podcasters to ask celebrity guests to appear on their show. You never know who might say yes, and having a celebrity guest can bring in more listeners and help your show grow.

Finally, Tamra explains how podcasting can help you get on stages and expand your network. By applying to speak at events like Podfest and Evolution’s podcast movement, you can gain exposure and add to your resume as a speaker.

Overall, Tamra’s message is clear: podcasting is an incredible opportunity to amplify your voice and mission, regardless of what you sound like. Don’t let limiting beliefs hold you back; invest in preparation and find a system that works for you.