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Season 3 of our Podcast is OUT! And in the first episode we talk about making a pre-auction offer. Have a listen here - https://lnkd.in/gSwTRg-g #melbre #propertyadvocate #podcast

Confession…I failed. Everything went wrong with the hype campaign for the next episode of the podcast. Views were abysmal. I was slacking with my content on 𝕏/LinkedIn. Until… I posted the next episode on YouTube. Doing my normal posting routine… Timed the episode and hyped it up on other platforms. Boom. Views are back on point. People are engaging with the video. All-time high CTR and viewer retention… But hey, that’s not the point. Self-doubt is the enemy of progress. The more I posted content and video, the more self-doubt crept in. “What am I doing wrong?” “Why is this not working?” The answer was simple. Keep going no matter what. Self-doubt is… Only your head telling you—or in this case, my head--that I’m a failure. Sometimes the posts won’t fly. Videos will not get traction. I asked myself: Who cares? Somebody once said: If you don’t get views, it doesn’t matter, nobody will see it. What glorious wisdom. Win-Win.

Breaking news: I went on LinkedIn Live as a guest... and somehow lived to tell the tale. The best part? I didn’t knock over my coffee, forget my own name, or accidentally log off mid-sentence. (Low bar, but let’s celebrate small wins, right?) Now I’m left with a dangerous thought: If I can survive this, should I start a podcast? I mean, I’ve already mastered the art of talking into the void while hoping someone’s listening. Seems like the natural next step. So tell me: Is starting a podcast a brilliant idea or the fastest way to make your friends hit “ignore”? For those who’ve done it, how do you survive hearing your own voice on playback? Asking for a friend. (Okay, it’s me.)

1 podcast = 25 content pieces Have your own podcast? Make sure you repurpose each episode into: 1) Email 2) Instagram post 3) Meta post 4) LinkedIn post 5) YouTube Video  6) 5 to 6 Instagram Reels 7) 5 to 6 Youtube Shorts 8) 5 to 6 TikToks 9) 5 to 6 tweets  10) Blog Need help doing that? Let’s talk! 

Just analysed a 60-minute podcast episode and found GOLD. Not just one or two, but 5+ viral-worthy clips hiding in plain sight. The secret?  Look for emotional peaks, surprising facts, and those 'aha' moments. In our latest project, a single throwaway comment about productivity hacks turned into our client's most-shared reel. Sometimes the best content isn't where you expect it. P.S. That 'throwaway' clip? Most watched reel for my client!! #Podcast #ContentStrategy

🎃Looking for a spooky listen today? 🎃 👻That’s right! It’s Spooky Season! Looking for the perfect spooky podcast to send shivers up your spine today? Whether you’re a fan of true crime, paranormal encounters, or tales that will leave you sleeping with the lights on, we’ve got you covered! Check out our list of the best scary podcasts guaranteed to make your spine tingle and your hair stand on end. If you love a good scare, this list is for you! See the full list in the comments below… if you dare! 🕸️ #SpookySeason #Halloween #PodcastRecommendations #scarypodcasts #spookypodcasts

When starting a podcast THIS is the MOST IMPORTANT thing: Your "why?" If you don't know why you want to start a podcast, or whom you are wanting to serve, it will probably fail. Who wants to watch or listen to a show that has no direction? Find more nuggets like this in my riveting conversation with Chris Stone from Cast Ahead. Spoiler alert: the awesome microphone can wait. Figure out the "why" and "who" first. Then build from there. Watch the full episode of The Video Dadcast! Check the Comments for the link. And join the Video Like a Dad Community to receive my free Newsletter plus updates on new releases and access to Video Like a Dad merch. #podcast #contentcreator #youtube #videolikeadad

If you are running a business, then you should check out this new podcast.

If you have a long drive this holiday week or are enjoying some time outside make sure to listen to RefAssured's new podcast Ref Around the Edges with Aravinda Souza and Tommy Semereaux. In the first episode, industry legend Mike McSally discusses various strategies for differentiating your candidates from the competition. Mike shares valuable tips on how he began implementing these strategies as a recruiter and how he motivated his team to emphasize the quality of their candidates. During these uncertain economic times, it is crucial to find ways to make your firm stand out from the rest. This episode offers a wealth of great tips. Check the comments for the podcast link. PS - whoever did the intro for the podcast voice sounds like a combination Fergie and Jesus.