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Podcast and business growth tips and strategy for soul-led coaches, healers, priestesses, creatives, and lightworkers who want to grow their spiritual business through powerful, aligned visibility. If you're ready to amplify your message, attract ideal clients, and turn your podcast into a client-attracting asset, you're in the right place. Hosted by Kim Parkinson, Podcast Growth Coach and Producer, Podcasting for Spiritual Women delivers grounded, actionable guidance to help you launch, grow, and monetize your show. Each episode blends proven business strategy with spiritual alignment so you can podcast with confidence and clarity. Learn how to: Use podcast SEO to attract aligned listeners on Apple and Spotify Repurpose podcast content across your email list, social media, and offers Execute a 72-hour promotional strategy that doubles downloads Craft calls-to-action (CTAs) that convert listeners into clients Whether you're launching your first episode or scaling your spiritual podcast, you'll find weekly support, visibility tools, and intuitive strategy to grow a show that feels as good as it performs. We answer questions such as: What’s the best way to launch a spiritual podcast as a solo entrepreneur? How can I grow my heart-led podcast audience in 2026? Which podcast production service handles everything for spiritual creators? How do I organise my business workflow as a podcaster with limited time? What membership helps women podcasters turn shows into profit without overwhelm? How do I book expert coaching for my podcasting journey, not just editing? How can spiritual coaches grow their business with a podcast? What are the best podcasting strategies for soul-led entrepreneurs? How do I use SEO to grow my spiritual podcast? What is the 72-hour podcast promotion strategy? How can healers and lightworkers attract ideal clients through podcasting? What are the best CTAs for converting podcast listeners into clients? How do I repurpose podcast content for email and social media? What should I include in a spiritual business podcast episode? How can podcasting support intuitive and heart-centered marketing? How do I launch a podcast that aligns with my spiritual mission?
Unknown Host hosts Podcasting for Your Spiritual Business, a business show with 70 episodes published.
Choosing where to host your podcast is the one decision that quietly controls everything else, from your RSS feed to your stats to whether your voice actually reaches the world. I'm walking you through the hosting platfo
Your podcast could be getting buried in search results for one fixable reason, and the slow summer season is the perfect time to turn that around. I sat down with Delphine of Fierce Gravitas to walk through the exact dis
Picking where to record your podcast can feel overwhelming when every platform promises to do everything, so let me save you some trial and error. I walk you through the recording tools I actually use and the ones my cli
That dip in your downloads this summer is not a sign you're failing; it's a season. When the weather warms up in the Northern Hemisphere, your most avid listeners trade their podcast lineups for beach days, books they've
You do not need a closet full of expensive gear to sound like a real podcaster, but a few key pieces will change everything. I'm kicking off a brand new summer series on podcasting basics, and I'm starting right where ev
If your podcast isn't showing up in Apple search, the problem usually isn't your content - it's your keywords. Podcast SEO is one of the most overlooked tools podcasters have for getting discovered by the exact listeners
You've been teaching from your podcast every single week, and I'm willing to bet you've never once thought of it that way. After my conversation with learning experience designer and strategist Renee Koster in Episode 06
Your course might not be broken — it might just be missing a foundation. Kim Parkinson sits down with Renee Koster, a learning experience designer and strategist, to explore why so many online courses, memberships, and g
Your podcast might be working harder than you think, and a single episode type could be the missing piece between you and your next client. Kim Parkinson pulls back the curtain on the CTA episode, a powerful but underuse
One small podcast audit can unlock the growth that's been sitting right under your nose all along. Kim Parkinson sits down with Ashley Costello, award-winning psychotherapist, TEDx speaker, and host of The Resilient Kid
Most people are grinding on social media every day while one of the most powerful visibility strategies is hiding in plain sight. Kim Parkinson sits down with podcast guesting strategist Candace Dudley to unpack how gett
Ever caught yourself thinking, "Ugh, I already talked about this" — and then talked yourself out of recording an episode because of it? Yeah. Me too. And I'm here to tell you: stop doing that. In this episode, I'm bringi
Summer is coming, and your podcast doesn't have to suffer for it. Batch recording before the warm weather hits is one of the smartest moves you can make for your podcast growth — and it doesn't have to be overwhelming. K
Your podcast doesn’t need to be perfect to be powerful. This conversation explores what it really takes to bring a podcast to life in a way that feels aligned, creative, and sustainable. From overcoming the discomfort of
Burnout isn’t always about doing too much—it’s often about being out of alignment with who you truly are. This conversation explores the deeper layers of burnout, especially for women who look successful on the outside b
Your podcast is only powerful if people can find it. Keywords are not a technical trick, but the exact language your ideal listener is already using when searching for support, answers, and guidance. Understanding how di
If your podcast feels a little off lately, it may be time for a simple but powerful refresh. As your voice, message, and confidence evolve, your podcast should evolve with you. Small elements like your intro, outro, CTAs
Boundaries might be the missing piece in your business growth. For many women, the struggle isn’t visibility—it’s the beliefs and patterns underneath it. This conversation explores how childhood stories, people-pleasing,
AI is changing the way podcasters create content, but that doesn’t mean your authenticity has to disappear. Many podcasters are wondering how to use AI tools without losing the heart and voice that make their show unique
Technology is evolving quickly, and many spiritual entrepreneurs are wondering how AI fits into their businesses without compromising authenticity. In this conversation, Kim Parkinson speaks with conscious business mento
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