Shownotes
If I asked you right now how much your podcast has actually made you in the last year my friend, in clients booked, revenue earned, real measurable business results, could you give me a number? Most podcasters I work with cannot. They can tell me exactly what their podcast has cost them (the hosting fee, the microphone, the hours of recording and editing and promoting), but when I ask what it has earned them back, that is the moment we realize their podcast is not really set up to support their business.
This episode is for the podcaster who suspects deep down that their show might be costing them more than it is making them, but has been afraid to actually do the math. I'm walking you through the three real costs of your podcast, the two modes every podcast is running in right now (and why there is no third option), the seven signs your podcast has quietly slid into hobby mode, the six signs it is actually working as a business asset, and exactly how to shift from one to the other if you are ready to.
In This Episode You'll Learn:
- The three costs of your podcast most podcasters never actually add up (and the one that most people don't count at all)
- The two modes every single podcast is running in right now (and why there is no in between)
- The seven signs your podcast has quietly slid into expensive hobby mode
- The six signs your podcast is actually working as a business asset for you
- Why you are allowed to keep your podcast as a hobby (but only if you are choosing it on purpose)
- The exact three moves to make if you have decided you want your podcast to be a true business asset
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