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Welcome to Moms Who Podcast, the go-to show for female entrepreneurs who want to launch or grow a podcast that attracts clients, builds authority, and fuels their business without chasing ads, download numbers, or sponsorships. Hosted by podcast manager and podcast strategist Pamela Krista, this show gives you the strategy, structure, and systems to turn your dream listener into a buyer one episode at a time. Each week, you’ll learn how to position your podcast as the heart of your business and your marketing strategy by helping you turn conversations into clients with confidence. https://pamelakrista.com https://skool.com/podcasters/ https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/ https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-management/
Unknown Host hosts Podcasting Strategy for Moms Who Podcast, a business show with 178 episodes published.
Last night, I almost convinced myself to take a break from this podcast. Not a strategic pause. Not a "let me batch a few episodes" kind of break. The kind where you tell yourself maybe nobody would even notice if you wa
The last time you found a new podcast you really liked, you probably did not start at episode one and listen all the way through in order. You scrolled. You clicked the title that spoke to what was on your heart and mind
Three years and four months ago, this show was a 70 dollar microphone, a two year old chilling in the office, and a mom who had NO idea if anybody was going to listen because I had a "small niche". As of this morning, th
A stranger is playing one of your old podcast episodes right now. Maybe an episode from last week. Maybe one from a year and a half ago. They are nodding along. They feel connected to you. And when you tell them to tap t
There's a moment in every podcaster's journey when they look at their show and decide the answer is to rebrand. New name. New cover art. Fresh positioning. A clean slate. And almost every single time my friend, that impu
Your podcast is still working even when you're not. The podcast episodes you published months or even years ago are getting downloaded right now, today, showing up in searches, and being someone's first impression of you
When someone asks where to find your podcast, what do you say? Apple? Spotify? Whatever you answer, you're probably making it harder for people to actually listen. If they don't use that specific app, now they have to go
I got asked a question the other day about AI generated podcasts and I could not stop thinking about it. In this episode I am sharing exactly where I stand on using AI in your podcast, what I think crosses the line, and
Your podcast name is one of the first things your dream listener sees and it is doing one of two things right now. It is either telling her immediately that this show is for her or it is making her scroll right past. In
Everyone is telling you that you need to put your podcast on YouTube. Video is king, they say. And maybe you have been feeling the pressure to add YouTube to your strategy even though something about it just does not fee
I literally do this for a living. I am a podcast manager and podcast strategist. I help women audit, launch, and grow their shows every single day. And I had never seriously gone back and looked at my own podcast as a wh
If you have been pouring your heart into your podcast episodes and something still feels off, like the right people just are not finding you... this episode is going to explain exactly why. As a podcast listener myself a
Do you think that the fear of being too specific with your podcast means that you are shutting people out? In this episode, I'm proving to you with real examples that getting specific with your podcast topic does NOT mea
When's the last time you actually asked for a podcast review? Not mentioning it once in passing, not hoping someone leaves one, but actually asking. Because here's what I see all the time: podcasters not asking, or askin
You've been in your podcast every single week. Recording, editing, uploading, scheduling, publishing. And when you're that deep in something, you stop hearing it the way a stranger does. You stop seeing what's confusing,
What happens when the person who audits podcasts for a living finally turns the lens on her own show? After 150 episodes and three years of content, I'm doing what I've been avoiding: a full audit of my own podcast. And
You do not need a "big" podcast for it to be successful or for it to make money. I know that goes against literally everything you've probably been told about podcasting...the download goals, the chart-topping metrics, t
I just got done auditing eight different podcasts in the past week for my brand new Fix My Podcast LIVE event, and I keep seeing the same three mistakes over and over again. These aren't small tweaks...these are foundati
If you've been scrolling online lately, you've probably noticed some big-name podcasters announcing they're stepping away from their shows or other large parts of their businesses. It's the kind of news that can make you
If I were starting my podcast over today, I wouldn’t burn everything down before starting or assume I got it wrong... but I would do a few things very differently. In this episode, I’m sharing what clarity has taught me
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