The best podcasts for a business Binge Factor

Your podcast has the potential to not only inspire and educate, but also to generate high-quality leads. By understanding your audience and implementing effective lead-generating strategies, you can turn your listeners into loyal customers and drive your business forward. In this episode, Alesia Galati of the Listeners to Leads podcast talks about how to convert your listeners to high-quality leads and maximize your podcast’s lead-generating potential. From call-to-actions and lead magnets to guesting on other podcasts, Alesia shares some effective ways to get your audience to stay loyal and grow. She also touches on the importance of identifying your target audience and tailoring your podcast episodes to their needs and preferences. Alesia emphasizes that when you are podcasting, you should be intentional. Whether you are looking to take your lead generation efforts to the next level or just starting out with your podcast, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in and learn how to start maximizing your podcast’s lead-generating potential.

What do you get when you take a seasoned traditional media professional and put her on a podcasting studio as host? With Reppin, what you get is an engaging show that is unscripted yet so well-produced at the same time. That might sound contradictory, but that’s made possible by its host’s commitment to edit her episodes, not to create soundbites, but to move the story along. That is what sets Evelien Kong uniquely brings to the podcasting world. A lot of times, we see more artificial models getting imposed on podcasting when professional producers step in. But Evelien puts a premium on authentic conversations. She doesn’t do scripts. Instead, she takes a deep dive into what makes her guests tick and draws out lessons from them that she then ties into a theme that underlies all of her episodes. What I see as the binge factor in this show is that this isn’t a short conversation. This isn’t that superficial level. It comes across in every choice that made on the show from guests to editing. Evelien kong to deep dives into what makes this person tick. It requires this time commitment to have this in-depth conversation. What I love even more and what makes it binge-able is the fact that the lessons learned tie her episodes together. She creates a continuous thread through them that really helps us all grow and learn.

Michelle Nedelec is talking about awareness strategies as an expert in entrepreneurialism and the Founder of Awareness Strategies. She not only has what it takes to help her clients build a $1 million business, but she does it all the time, and she does it time and time again. Michelle particularly loves to talk about marketing, automation, systems, integration, and support both on and offstage. She teaches the key components of scaling a business strategy, system support, and state of mind, so you know how to continually elevate all four components to build a healthy, thriving business. For the past several years, she has been focusing on helping entrepreneurs bring their businesses online from conceptualization to Done For You IT automation. I was fascinated by Michelle’s thinking about this because the reality is if you took what she was talking about on her podcast and not only applied that to your business but apply it to your podcast, you have two successful pieces.

Curating a valuable viewpoint is what Mark Graban does extremely well in this show. Why I come back and listen to My Favorite Mistake and all the past episodes is because he has honed in on a different mistake this week from the one we heard last week and the one before that. And learning from mistakes other make is one of the best ways to avoid making it ourself.

In TherapyBites A.R.T. LAB, they talk about the psychology of everyday life while serving up some baseball-related metaphors and farm animal projective assessments. They’ve got these interesting and fun bits, puppets, and all kinds of things that you’re going to want to check out. I was a guest on a show and analyzed by Sigmund Freud Not. It’s interesting and fun the way that they play with the show. Doc Heath is fabulous and amazing talking about all aspects of psychological behavior. You will want to binge on it not just for topics that interest you, but because the show is too much fun to miss an episode.