Hosted by Courtney Reimer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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Talking the Talk is a podcast about...podcasting. And everything that makes or breaks the best ones.Advice, guidance, and anti-guidance for founders, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders who want to launch, grow, and monetize a show that lasts.Hosted by podcast strategy expert Courtney Reimer, this podcast explores podcast growth, audience development, format strategy, monetization, sustainability, and industry trends.Both in her solo "hot take" episodes, and candid interviews with podcast movers & shakers, you'll learn what works, what doesn't, and how to build a podcast that builds your business, not your burnout.To learn more about Courtney Reimer and how she can help ensure you're building a podcast that earns its keep, visit soundsgreatstrategy.com and click "book an intro call."
Courtney Reimer hosts Talking The Talk: A Podcast About Podcasting with Courtney Reimer, a education show with 18 episodes published.
When people say they want to start a podcast to make money, it helps to remember even [INSERT MEGAMILLIONAIRE PODCASTER NAME HERE] didn't just roll out of bed one day, sit down in front of a mic, and start rolling in the
We entrepreneurs looooove to talk about our time problems. Which are certainly real. But the bigger problem: starting from scratch with every new business asset we create. Every week, we're faced with a fresh stack of bl
Lots of people start podcasts because they have something to say. The ones that earn their keep over the long run start with something bigger: a vision for what the podcast is meant to build, well beyond the content insi
It's easy to believe a podcast is "working" only if the downloads climb quickly, the audience grows fast, or opportunities start showing up right away. But those aren't the metrics that matter most—especially at the begi
This episode almost didn't exist. Recorded semi-spontaneously from the Kit Studios in Boise, Idaho, while I was in town for the Craft + Commerce conference, this solo episode began with a familiar internal debate: should
Here’s a radical idea: what if the best thing you could do to ensure the success of your podcast is to not track your numbers. At all. In this episode of TALKING THE TALK, Courtney talks with Lori Pine, former corporate
Most people launch podcasts hoping for downloads, growth, visibility, and maybe even money. All of which are attainable (with varying degrees of time investment). But it turns out size isn’t everything when it comes to p
Would you believe me if I told you the most powerful style of podcast right now is less like a podcast and more like something you’re probably already putting out there–no fancy equipment necessary? The most underrated a
There’s a particular kind of fear that shows up around podcasting for a lot of people… especially entrepreneurs, founders, and experts who know a podcast could help grow their visibility, relationships, and business, but
Podcasting can be an incredible tool for business, and many of the most successful founders say their podcast has become their strongest source of leads, visibility, and client connection. But it’s rare that we get a rea
This one’s on repeat. The idea at the center of this episode keeps coming up: in client conversations, in DMs, in the general low-grade resentment many of us feel toward our inboxes. So if you missed it the first time– o
When you think about podcasting success, your mind probably goes straight to downloads, sponsors, and revenue. And yes… those things matter. But they’re only a fraction of the return a podcast can actually generate. In t
Most podcasters are exclusively focused on the impersonal numbers-based metrics they find on their show dashboard. But what if they’re chasing the wrong performance indicator? (Spoiler, they are.) The real value isn’t in
Most podcasts don’t make it past episode three. The ideas are good, the host is talented, and there's maybe even a well-defined audience right there waiting for it (like Richard Marx in that song, #IYKYK). But they weren
“Press record and publish.” That’s how simple podcasting can look from the outside. But sustaining a show over years, through hundreds of episodes, is a very different story. In this episode of Talking the Talk, Courtney
Smart podcasters love being clever. They're really good at it. And that’s the problem. The same intelligence and wit that makes you a great host can also lead you to a podcast name that delights you, confuses everyone el
Nearly 350 billion emails are sent every day. The average click-through rate is about 2%. If you keep hearing you MUST have an email strategy, or you’ve ever poured your heart into a thought leadership newsletter and sus
Podcasting is having an identity crisis. Audio used to be the point. Now the lines are blurring fast: YouTube is the biggest platform, “visualized” podcasts are everywhere, and clips are treated like the price of entry.
After years making mic magic at MTV Radio, Audible, and Spotify, where she executive produced Meghan Markle’s Archetypes, Courtney Reimer is finally stepping behind the mic for herself. Talking the Talk explores what it
Lori Pine
Joy CEO
1 appearance on this show
Greg Wasserman
podcast industry connector, LinkedIn creator and host of Podcast Network Insights · Wellington Management
1 appearance on this show
Becky Pierson Davidson
Affinity Collective
1 appearance on this show
Deb Boulanger
1 appearance on this show
Katie Fogarty
host of "A Certain Age"
1 appearance on this show
Jason Cercone
Founder and Chief Content Officer · Enhance Your Authority
1 appearance on this show
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