Ep #42: Lindsay McMahon: Proven Tips To Use Consistency To Get to High Monthly Downloads

11/14/22 • 31 min

Discover the proven tips that skyrocketed this podcast to 7.6 million monthly downloads! Learn how consistency can transform your podcast into a success story. Don't miss out on these powerful insights from Lindsay McMahon.
In this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show, we will talk to Lindsay McMahon, the co-host of the All Ears English podcast and founder and CEO of All Ears English who will share what it takes to create an insanely successful podcast. Lindsay shares her journey of taking her podcast from a simple idea in 2013 to achieving an astonishing 7.6 million downloads per month. Take a listen as Lindsay reveals the key decision that led to their incredible growth: the power of consistency. How publishing 15-minute episodes four times a week helped to build a loyal audience with high-quality, engaging content.

Lindsay dives deep into the strategies behind their success, starting with the importance of understanding your audience. She explains how empathy and a deep connection with listeners is critical. Lindsay recounts her own experiences living abroad and how they shaped her understanding of the challenges her audience is facing. This personal connection allows her to create content that resonates on a deeper level, making her podcast not just educational but also relatable and entertaining.

One of the standout moments in this episode is Lindsay's emphasis on breaking down content into smaller, consumable bites. This approach not only made their episodes more engaging but also helped in maintaining a consistent publishing schedule. By keeping episodes short and focused, they were able to cover more topics over time without overwhelming their listeners.

Lindsay touches on the business side, especially the evolution of her business model via podcasting. She discusses how their initial goal was to use the podcast as a marketing channel to sell courses and other products. However, as their audience grew, they realized the potential of monetizing the podcast itself.

The episode also explores the challenges they faced and how they adapted to stay ahead in a crowded market. She talks about the importance of zigging when others zag – finding unique ways to stand out in a competitive landscape.

Lindsay's insights are powerful insights for both seasoned podcasters and those just starting out. She emphasizes the need for passion and dedication, encouraging listeners to find what they love about their business and build from there. Her advice on maintaining consistency, understanding your audience, and staying adaptable in a changing market provides a comprehensive guide for you if you are looking to grow your podcast or business.

Engage with us by visiting Lindsay McMahon's podcast, on any podcast app for "All Ears English Podcast."
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Business Growth Architect Show - Ep #42: Lindsay McMahon: Proven Tips To Use Consistency To Get to High Monthly Downloads

Transcript

Lindsay McMahon00:00:00.000

Hello. This is Lindsay McMahon, the co host of the "All Ears English" podcast, and the founder and CEO of "All Ears English" and in this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show, I will show you how to use consistency to create incredible content that will keep your customers coming back to your business for more year after year.

BEATE CHELETTE00:00:24.719

Hello, fabulous person! Beate Chelette here, the