15 episodes
Podcast Like a Girl Lauren Popish
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4.9 • 15 Ratings
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But everyone has a podcast! I’m not a techy person! I don’t like the sound of my voice! If this sounds like you then you’re in the right place. Despite all of these excuses, podcasting remains one of the best ways to build a brand, create an authentic community, grow a business, and most importantly, share your unique voice with the world. In this podcast, (yep, it’s pretty meta) host, Lauren Popish, is going to show you how to do just that. Lauren started podcasting after a public speaking event gone wrong sparked a phobia of public speaking that almost ended her corporate career. Now, she helps women use podcasting to share their ideas, grow their businesses, start movements, and leave their unique marks on the world. Her company, The Wave, produces shows for some of the most influential women in health, business, spirituality, and beauty. In this show, she’s taking all of the strategies she’s used to help her clients top the podcast charts and bringing them directly to you. If you are hoping to start, grow, and monetize a podcast but don’t know where to begin, then you better hit that subscribe button right now. Join us every week on Podcast Like a Girl.
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Should You Put Your Podcast on YouTube?
Being successful on YouTube isn’t as simple as posting just any old thing. In this episode, we’ll discuss the primary questions to consider when deciding whether to put your podcast on YouTube and if you should take the steps to launch a video podcast.
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The Best Podcast Conferences of 2023
One of my favorite ways to connect with other podcasters is by attending one of the many podcasting conferences available across the globe. Podcast conferences give creators like you a chance to uplevel your skills, network your way into some guest podcasting opportunities, and meet your fellow podcasters IRL.
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Not Seeing the Listenership You Want? Try This!
We know that more listeners mean more opportunities for monetization, sponsorship, and high profile guests. But how do we actually get those listeners? If you've tried every marketing trick in the book, then keep listening. We're breaking down the unique tips for building an engaged listenership that will spread the word about your podcast for you.
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How to Use a Podcast to Build a Personal Brand
When it comes to brand building, a podcast can help in one of two ways: it can help amplify the existing brand you have for your company or organization, OR a podcast can be the epicenter of your brand, allowing you to build a personal brand from scratch. In this episode, I’m going to share how to do the latter.
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How Much Does it REALLY Cost to Start a Podcast?
Many people will tell you that you can start a podcast for free with no money at all. And while that is technically kind of almost true, what is truly true is that you would be hard-pressed to find a top-charted podcast that has a budget of zero dollars. In this episode, I will share what it really costs to start a podcast.
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Daily Habits That Lead to Podcast Growth with Jeremy Enns
Consistent growth happens not through big actions that you take once a month but through little actions that you take daily that build up over time. In this episode, I’m going to share with you the daily habits that lead to podcast growth with the help of my friend Jeremey Enns who shared these tips with us a few weeks ago at a live community event.
Customer Reviews
My go-to resource
Lauren and her team at Swell podcasting, and this podcast, are my trusted go-to resources for all things podcasting.
Professional, passionate, generous, collaborative, and highly qualified team!
If you’re a female podcaster, you need Lauren’s team on your side.
Helpful for Any Podcaster!
Although I don’t fit the demo for Lauren’s show, I find the content so helpful and relevant for my indie podcast focused on the human experience. Thanks for sharing these content nuggets on this show!
Matt, host of The Life Shift Podcast
Empowering and Educational
Great show for building your podcast. Informative and empowering in a market that can be hard to understand and a little intimidating.