I just made an episode of my podcast all about making your show look visually appealing. Wrong Way: 🚫Using low-quality laptop camera for recordings 🚫 Having cluttered backgrounds in videos 🚫Neglecting proper lighting setup 🚫Lack of branded material for visual consistency Right Way: ✅Using phone's back camera for high-quality recordings ✅ Optimal camera angle with minimal space above the head ✅ Investing in lighting equipment for professional look ✅ Incorporating branded podcast material like hats, t-shirts, and signs ✅ Showcasing favorite books in the background for personal touch P.S. If you found this interesting, check out the full podcast episode I did breaking each of things down. 👇 https://oh-my-pod-podcast-strategy.cohostpodcasting.com/

Does anyone here have a contract for an overseas VA? I've only used U.S. based VAs and folks in the Philippines for specific projects that didn't require a contract.

Hey Everyone! I just finished a interview with someone who was amazing and I was her FIRST podcast ever (even though she's been doing her thing for a long time). She was a great guest with an amazing program and I want to support her getting onto other podcasts. Her name is Jasmyne Chandler and is a teen life coach and has an organization called Guided Passages where mentors teens and young adults, and hold retreats for them. If you are interested in having her on as a guest, let me know and I'll make the connection. Second, she and I spoke about the importance of and beauty of all of the different types of coaching available to people now, so I thought I'd mention mine as well. My program is The Thriving Mama program and I also have The Thriving Mama podcast where I help moms go from exhausted, overwhelmed, and anxious moms transform into energetic, happy, and confident women drawing from my 2 decades of experience in Functional Medicine and almost a decade of emotional, spiritual, and trauma training. So much of what I do is emotional work, nervous system regulation, and helping women reclaim who they are on a foundation of healthy lifestyle practices. So if this resonates with any of you, I'd love to be on your podcast.

Hey CoachCast, I made a short training on how I find great guests for my podcast. I've used this to book 20+ guests who were amazing fits for my audience but who also are permanently part of my network as a result. Check it out HERE

Are you looking to monetize your podcast? 🤑 We all are. At the end of the day, podcasting is fun and fulfilling, but it also costs money. Money that we would ideally like to get back at some point. That's where monetization comes in. But most people think of monetization the wrong way - especially for a new podcast. I interviewed Carl Richards on my podcast (about podcasting) to talk about monetization.. in unique ways. Here are 3 key things we discussed: 1. Your podcast audience is your warm audience - they know you and they trust you. They will buy your higher ticket offerings if they are showcased correctly. 2. Creating a low-ticket community around your podcast 3. Doing hot-seat coaching on an episode To hear Carl and I go more in-depth on these unlocks and more, listen to our interview. 👇 https://oh-my-pod-podcast-strategy.cohostpodcasting.com/