Podcasting for Introvert Entrepreneurs Cliff Duvernois

We struggle with what types of content we should be producing. When it comes to podcast, we need to be very strategic on what types of content we create. After all, we are not producing content just to produce content. So what plays to our strengths? In this episode, I share what my content marketing strategy looks like.
Step 1: What types of content play to my strengths?
I'm an introvert and I love writing. I also love getting the most bang for my buck. I share how writing lead to my love of podcasting.
Step 2: What platforms work best?
Understanding the difference between stable platforms versus disappearing platforms can have a huge impact on your marketing. I discuss the differences between the two platforms. And which ones play to my strengths.
Step 3: What am I experimenting with?
Content won't do any good unless you're getting it in front of people. So I'm working hard to get myself out onto other platforms. Like the 30-Day Reel Challenge that I am taking. As well as researching a good 30-Day TikTok challenge.
Links:
Schedule Your Podcast Coaching Session here: https://podcastingwithcliff.com

Podfade is real and can hit us when we least expect it. A big driver in podfade: a publishing schedule that's too brutal to maintain. In this episode, I share how any podcaster can be podfade by simply re-examining what their podcast schedule looks like. What does it mean to produce content consistently; how does this help build the KLT Factor, and what happens if we try and change our schedule.

Introverts need to recharge. We are also creative. So what if we could mentally and emotionally recharge and at the same time, feed our creative child? Welcome to Artist Dates. This is something up every introvert's alley.

You're an introvert. But are you shy? In this episode, we talk about what being an introvert is versus what being shy is. And yes, there is a distinct difference between the two as I share an online dating story I recently encountered.
In this episode, we talk about
What the difference is between being shy and being an introvertFamous people who are introvertsHow using podcasting helps introverts to build deeper relationships
Links:
Learn more about advanced interview techniques by going to https://podcastingwithcliff.com
Tim Ferriss, The Tim Ferriss Show
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tim-ferriss-show/id863897795
John Lee Dumas, Entrepreneurs on Fire
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneurs-on-fire/id564001633
Pat Flynn, Smart Passive Income Podcast
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-smart-passive-income-online-business-and/id383084001

You're a geek. You dress like a nerd. You're socially awkward. We introverts have had so many labels slapped on us our entire lives. The worst part is that most of us believe those stories and allow them to drive our decisions. In this episode, I share with you a simple framework that will allow you to step beyond the labels and move into being your best self. 
We talk about:
What the CTFAR model isHow the CTFAR model applies during my cancer scareHow CTFAR allowed me to become a better podcaster
Links:
Learn more about using the model with podcasting at https://podcastingwithcliff.com
Brooke Castille, The Life Coach School Podcast
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-life-coach-school-podcast/id870239631

How do my clients get real results with their podcast? In this episode, I answer that question.
Great businesses are built on solid, efficient processes. The same applies to podcasts.
In this episode, I share my overall framework I use to get awesome results with my client.
Phase 1: Your current podcast process
Phase 2:
Phase 3:
Links for this episode:
Schedule Your Podcast Coaching Session at https://podcastingwithcliff.com