You're listening to Podcasting Made Simple.

Beautiful people of planet Earth.

My name is Chris Stone.

I'm at Cast Ahead.

And today we're going to find out how you can get the most bang for your buck out of your podcast guest appearances.

Today, my goal is to empower you, both the season veteran podcaster and maybe the aspiring

podcast, Noob, with some turnkey strategies that go beyond the recording sessions, the Zoom calls,

and all your efforts to get on as many podcasts as possible. It's going to help you get found,

liked, and trusted by more people,

potential listeners, viewers, and hopefully, for a lot of you, customers. So we all know that

feeling of stepping out of that podcast studio or your virtual session, right? You crushed it.

You met this wonderful new podcast host and you just know

that you impacted their audience and their community. You're so proud of all the insights and the

golden nuggets of wisdom that you've shared with everyone. But you know what? After a few weeks,

it's kind of crickets and you're kind of wondering,

what now? Are you just kind of running to the next one and the next one and the next one and the next

podcast? Be a guest on this one, be a guest on this one, because you, that's what you heard

you're supposed to do, right? Put in the reps, put in the reps, get better. But, you know, weeks later after that one that you knew you

crushed Don, you're wondering, is the host even going to promote my episode? Are they even

going to post it? I mean, and by the way, like, where are they posting it? God, I don't have

time to Google them. Should I just hit them up in the DMs? Or worse yet, what was it that I said on that

episode? I can't remember. I've done like eight podcasts since then. I'm just trying to figure out,

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