The Lazy Girl’s Guide to Podcasting

Pitching to be a guest on someone else’s podcast can often seem as a daunting task. But when Sarah Hopkinson from CopyHop contacted me to pitch to be a guest, I was blown away by her email. It was specific, to the point, and told me exactly how she’d fit with my podcast and you […]

It’s safe to say that as a podcaster, marketing your podcast probably takes up most of your time. And the thought of effectively promoting your podcast via email marketing might just sound a step too far. So, in this episode, we’re joined by Sarah Hopkinson from CopyHop to discuss the importance of building an email

In this episode, I explore the idea of interviewing your competitors on your podcast. When considering this, it’s important to differentiate between general competitors and direct competitors. General competitors simply exist in your broader niche and can provide additional perspectives to conversations. Direct competitors target the exact same audience as you and sell similar offerings.

In this episode, I am going to answer one of my most asked questions: How much time do I need to podcast? So this episode will answer that question and also give you some podcasting tips for your own process for running your podcast efficiently. When researching an episode, I spend a maximum of 30

I want to provide you with a detailed breakdown of how much it really costs me to start and run my podcast, The Lazy Girl’s Guide to Podcasting. This episode is honest, and it’s gritty. And it’s something that not enough podcasters are covering or being honest about. I’m going to be completely transparent and

Do you experiment enough with your podcast? In this episode, I am joined by Adam from Podcasting Business School to discuss the importance of experimenting more with your podcast. I know it can be scary to try new things, worried you might lose listeners. But be brave – what’s the worst that could happen? The

Are you ever hit with shiny object syndrome when it comes to podcasting tech? You know what I mean; you see (or hear) someone talking about another piece of podcasting tech, and you’re convinced that switching to something new will propel your podcast forward. But is the grass always greener on the other side? It’s

I know first-hand how tough it can be to land on the perfect name for your podcast. So if you’re struggling to name your new podcast, or wondering if you should rename your existing show, I want to share three crucial podcasting tips to consider: First, ensure your title targets keywords your audience is actually

Josiah and Travis from Print on Demand Cast join us in this episode to discuss common mistakes in the print-on-demand industry, particularly for podcasters using print-on-demand for their podcasting merch. They share their top podcasting tips for starting print-on-demand services for podcast merchandise and explore different types of print-on-demand products and services and how podcasters

In this episode of The Lazy Girl’s Guide to Podcasting, I’m joined by Travis and Josiah from Print on Demand Cast to discuss creating merchandise for your podcast using print-on-demand services. They provide practical podcasting tips on getting started with print-on-demand, deciding what products to sell, designing effective merch, avoiding common mistakes, and leveraging merch

In this week’s Tech Thursday episode, I’m talking all about taking short snippets from your podcast episodes and repurposing them as promotional videos for social media, such as Instagram Reels and TikTok. I’ll highlight some useful features in Riverside FM, like their Magic Clips tool that automatically selects clips from your episodes that could work

Are podcasting rules even real? In this episode, I reveal the 7 podcasting rules I deliberately break…and how that unconventional approach led my show to exponential growth. You won’t find intros, outros, or strict formatting here. Instead, I skip the fluff and focus on quality content that connects with my listeners. I’ll share my podcasting