Have You Considered a Private Podcast?
Maybe you are not ready to commit to a public podcast, but how about you dip your toes into what podcasting would be like by creating a PRIVATE PODCAST that can be used as a lead magnet!!!
Work on growing your email list while nurturing your audience with your fabulous content!!
With a private podcast, you record once, and then let the podcast do the job for you. No further commitment (except signing on those new clients!)
You can provide a free podcast, or as a small offer.
Don't let another PDF go unread in inboxes...let's get your voice out there so your audience gets to know you as they listen on the go!!
A private podcast is a great way to help you grow your email list OR pairs great alongside one of your courses!
investment $1,200
PRIVATE PODCAST PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- Strategy on how to use your private podcast
- Private podcast host setup
- Guidance on proper equipment and recording
- Editing and production of up to 60 minutes of content - broken up into 6 short episodes, or fewer longer episodes
- Uploading of episodes into podcast host
- Universal link to provide to subscribers
- Email swipe files to use as a welcome sequence for your new private podcast lead magnet
- Instructional video on how to use your private podcast
- 30 day Voxer support to cover any questions as you begin to implement your private podcast
Branda villacob, the welcome sequence toolkit (private)
Allison made the private podcast process SO easy. I've been wanting to create a private podcast for a while, but I didn't want to deal with the tech or the editing. Luckily, Allison took care of that for me. She made the process seamless and easy, so all I had to do was record. She even created the cover art and pushed the podcast across multiple platforms, so I was ready to start promoting it right away! Highly recommend!
What They're Saying...
I personally recommend allowing 4-6 weeks. It can be done as soon if I have availability and you have recorded, but in order to set your show up for success, we want to make sure that we have a strategy in place and proper time to get all the pieces together.
A mic is definitely a must. I recommend the ATR2100X from Amazon. It's a dynamic mic that can be used in most recording spaces. You will also want headphones. Any pair of wired headphones will work. For recording software, I use a free program called Audacity. If you plan to have guest episodes, using a program like Zencastr, Riverside or Zoom is best.
It is preferred to have all of the audio uploaded into the Google Drive 10-14 days before the desired publish date.
The important part is to stay consistent. I recommend weekly episodes, but bi-weekly are great, too. Just stay consistent and your show should see growth.