Shownotes
Three years of Moms Who Podcast feels surreal in the best way. In this anniversary episode, I’m reflecting on what’s changed, what hasn’t, and how hosting this podcast has shaped my business, my clarity, and my confidence over time. While I share milestone numbers, this episode isn’t about downloads. It’s about evolution, alignment, and building something intentionally instead of chasing metrics.
I’m also pulling back the curtain on where this podcast is headed next, why clarity matters more than virality, and the biggest lesson I’ve learned after three years behind the mic: a smaller, more aligned audience will always outperform a bigger, unfocused one. If you’ve ever questioned your growth, your niche, or whether podcasting is “working,” this episode is for you.
Questions answered in this episode:
- Why don’t podcast downloads tell the full story of podcast success?
- What actually matters more than podcast download numbers?
- How has hosting a podcast changed my business over the last three years?
- Why is clarity more important than going viral with a podcast?
- Is it better to have a niche podcast with fewer listeners or a broad podcast with more downloads?
- How can a podcast support your business instead of becoming another job?
- What role does podcasting play in a larger business ecosystem?
- Why is auditing your podcast content so important as your business evolves?
- What mistakes do podcasters make when they try to talk to everyone?
- How can a podcast be used as a vehicle to guide listeners toward offers, communities, or events?
- Why do aligned listeners matter more than high listen counts?
- How can hosting virtual events like summits grow a podcast and business?
- What changes am I making to Moms Who Podcast moving forward?
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