244 How to Start a Podcast (3 Most Common Questions About Starting a Podcast Answered)

Faith and Business | God Centered Success

Mia Rene

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🗓️ 30 December 2023

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

How to start a podcast is something a lot of people are researching these days so in this episode we are going to cover the top 3 questions I get on how to start a podcast. Let's get these questions answered so you are empowered to move forward to create your podcast!

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0:00.0	Welcome back to another episode of the Faith in Business podcast. I'm your host, Mia Renee, and this is the place to me if you want to keep God at the center of everything you do as an entrepreneur, as a leader, and as an influencer.
0:12.2	Let's get into another powerful topic. So we're going to talk about podcasting. Actually, I'm going to answer a few of the top questions I get about podcasting.
0:22.4	I'm really big on podcasting.
0:26.3	I teach people to have a podcast and I have specific reasons that I do that.
0:30.6	If you want to know the top reasons of having a podcast, go listen to the other episode.
0:34.2	I talked about how it helps you get positioned in the marketplace.
0:39.0	It helps you get ranked on the largest search engines in the world for your name and for the topics that you cover. And it also helps streamline all of your online content
0:44.6	when you do it correctly. Lastly, it helps you to have a legacy brand and have legacy content
0:50.4	that will go to work for you long term. So there's a lot of values in having a podcast
0:55.4	well beyond just having sponsors for your podcast. For example, a lot of times people think,
1:02.8	well, the only way I'm going to make money on a podcast or the only reason to have a podcast
1:06.9	is to have sponsors. And I would say absolutely not. If you have offers, coaching programs,
1:12.2	courses, if you have retreats, if you have things you want to lead people into, if you have free
1:17.7	gifts that you want people to opt in for, the call to action off of podcasts can be very, very
1:24.1	powerful. So this is high value content. You're bringing a lot of value to people in one
1:30.3	episode. And when you give a call to action, whether it be to apply for your coaching program,
1:35.7	whether it be to go get your free gift, whatever the action step is, people are very, very likely
1:40.8	to take that action step because of the no like trust factor that happens across
1:45.4	podcasting because it is a high value piece of content. So with that, one of the top questions
1:52.2	people ask me about podcasting is, do I have to do interviews? And the answer is absolutely not.
1:57.2	I have hundreds of podcast episodes that are just solo episodes. So that is just me talking
2:03.4	about a subject that brings value to my listeners. And if you were to do an interview on that same
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