7 min
BONUS How to Get Featured on Podcasts Industry Angel Business Podcast
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- Entrepreneurship
So, you want to get featured on a podcast. Follow this 20 point method and you’ll slide straight through the gates. The priority of the podcast host is their audience. If you’d like to address this audience, you’re going to have to reassure the host that you won’t jeopardise what they have worked extremely hard to create and nurture When contacting the host avoid selling yourself on how great you are. They don’t care. Tell the host why you would like to be on their show, why the audience would enjoy hearing from you, what previous episodes you have enjoyed and what you like about the hosts approach
Describe what topics you can talk on and suggest a set of questions that the host could ask you
Use a targeted approach rather than a scattergun. Emailing twenty hosts talking about yourself will get you one opportunity. Contact ten hosts using point two’s approach and you’ll see a much better return
If outsourcing this to a PR company, send them this list. This is your brand, don’t damage it with a scattergun
Be extremely flexible with your availability and confirm time zones
Do not see this as an opportunity to advertise your value proposition, you are on the show to discuss a topic that the audience is interested in
Look to add value. Leave the audience with some key takeaways and something they can implement following the episode
Ask the host if it’s OK at the end of the interview to share information about your product/service/book/course etc. Twenty-eight minutes of great content and two minutes about you, is a fair trade off
Have fun. Think Edutainment
Ask the host if there is anything you shouldn’t say, such as cursing
Supply the host with your bio, photograph, company logo and social channels Post interview, thank the host and ask “Is there anything I can help you with?”
Suggest guests that may also be a fit and if possible, help to connect them
Review the show on the various podcast players and share the episode via your social media channels
Continue to look out for your hosts content and support via social media. Create a lasting relationship and you may be asked back
Recommend the show to your friends and colleagues
Ask for the HTML code so you can embed the podcast player on your blog
Link to the podcast website, it’s good for their SEO
Share this list and help hosts, guests and listeners enjoy a great experience Ian's Twitter
Industry Angel Twitter
Industry Angel Website
Podcast Sponsor
Far North Sales & Marketing
So, you want to get featured on a podcast. Follow this 20 point method and you’ll slide straight through the gates. The priority of the podcast host is their audience. If you’d like to address this audience, you’re going to have to reassure the host that you won’t jeopardise what they have worked extremely hard to create and nurture When contacting the host avoid selling yourself on how great you are. They don’t care. Tell the host why you would like to be on their show, why the audience would enjoy hearing from you, what previous episodes you have enjoyed and what you like about the hosts approach
Describe what topics you can talk on and suggest a set of questions that the host could ask you
Use a targeted approach rather than a scattergun. Emailing twenty hosts talking about yourself will get you one opportunity. Contact ten hosts using point two’s approach and you’ll see a much better return
If outsourcing this to a PR company, send them this list. This is your brand, don’t damage it with a scattergun
Be extremely flexible with your availability and confirm time zones
Do not see this as an opportunity to advertise your value proposition, you are on the show to discuss a topic that the audience is interested in
Look to add value. Leave the audience with some key takeaways and something they can implement following the episode
Ask the host if it’s OK at the end of the interview to share information about your product/service/book/course etc. Twenty-eight minutes of great content and two minutes about you, is a fair trade off
Have fun. Think Edutainment
Ask the host if there is anything you shouldn’t say, such as cursing
Supply the host with your bio, photograph, company logo and social channels Post interview, thank the host and ask “Is there anything I can help you with?”
Suggest guests that may also be a fit and if possible, help to connect them
Review the show on the various podcast players and share the episode via your social media channels
Continue to look out for your hosts content and support via social media. Create a lasting relationship and you may be asked back
Recommend the show to your friends and colleagues
Ask for the HTML code so you can embed the podcast player on your blog
Link to the podcast website, it’s good for their SEO
Share this list and help hosts, guests and listeners enjoy a great experience Ian's Twitter
Industry Angel Twitter
Industry Angel Website
Podcast Sponsor
Far North Sales & Marketing
7 min