Founder Publishing is for architects, interior designers, builders, event Planners, photographers, real estate agents, functional medicine practitioners, wealth advisors, executive consultants, and any expertise-driven business owner who already has something worth saying and hasn't built a real system for getting it heard. Each episode gets into founder marketing, content strategy, podcast SEO, thought leadership, content repurposing, AI workflows, editorial strategy, and the actual publishing habits that turn one conversation into weeks of high-trust content instead of a single social media post that disappears into the void by Thursday. Good podcast strategy should do more than publish episodes, it should build brand authority. Founder Publishing is about deciding what's worth publishing, how to make it discoverable, and how to create episodes that help prospective clients understand how you think. Hosted by Tiana Ned, podcast producer and publishing strategist. New episodes twice a week. Subscribe to Founder Publishing wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Episode #17
Podcast Content Strategy: How to Choose Topics That Build Authority
Sep 21, 202617 minS1
<p>Most experts could come up with dozens of podcast topics. The harder question is whether those topics add up to something recognizable, so that after ten episodes, the right listener understands exactly what you know unusually well. </p><p>In this episode, I break down editorial territory, how it differs from traditional content pillars, and how to use it to organize your topics, choose better guests and turn your back catalogue into a more useful library. </p><h3>Timestamps</h3><p>00:00 Why you don't need more podcast topics</p><p>02:47 Topics vs. editorial territory</p><p>04:17 Turning expertise into...
Podcast Strategy for Wealth Advisors: What I’d Publish to Attract High-Value Clients [If I Were Your Publishing Partner Series / 03]
Sep 17, 202616 minS1
<p>If you're a wealth advisor serving founders, business owners or other high-value clients, your podcast probably shouldn't be built around generic topics like retirement, diversification and market updates. It should be built around the specific decisions your best clients are already trying to make.</p><p>In this episode of If I Were Your Publishing Partner, I map out the podcast strategy I'd build for a wealth advisor — from finding better client questions and creating clear editorial territories to handling compliance, choosing guests, and using old episodes inside the sales process.</p><h3>Timestamps</h3><p>00:00 Why I wouldn't ma...
YouTube Podcast Strategy for Founders: Don't Treat it as Apple and Spotify
Sep 14, 202614 minS1
<p>Uploading the video version of your podcast to YouTube doesn't automatically mean you have a YouTube strategy. If you're using the same title as Spotify, putting your guest's face on the thumbnail, keeping the same opening, and waiting for YouTube to find an audience, you're mostly distributing the same episode to another platform.</p><p>Read the full article + examples HERE.</p><p>In this episode, I break down how I think founders should approach YouTube podcast strategy differently from Apple Podcasts and Spotify, from titles and thumbnails to the first 30–60 seconds, visual editing, and the way strangers discover yo...
How a Luxury Wedding Planner Uses Podcasting to Build Client Trust [Publishing Casebook / 02]
Sep 10, 202614 minS1
<p>A beautiful portfolio can show a prospective client your taste. But can it show them what it would actually feel like to trust you with an expensive, personal, high-stakes decision? In this episode of The Publishing Casebook, I look at luxury wedding planner Beth Helmstetter and The Well-Designed Wedding and why it’s such a useful example for visual, expertise-driven businesses.</p><p>Read the full article + examples HERE.</p><p>We get into the difference between showing the finished work and showing the judgment behind it, why your podcast should help prospective clients become better buyers, and how pu...
How to Repurpose Your Podcast Without Creating Generic AI Content
Sep 7, 202615 minS1
<p>AI can turn one podcast episode into a blog post, newsletter, clips, carousels, and a pile of social content in minutes. But producing more content isn't the same as getting more value from your podcast. In this episode, I break down why I think we've confused repurposing with multiplying and why your transcript should be treated as raw material rather than a finished content strategy.</p><p>Read the full article + examples HERE.</p><p>I walk through how I extract the strongest arguments, examples, client questions, search opportunities, and recognizable phrases before deciding what actually deserves another format...
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