Your voice has the power to reach the people you’re meant to help, but only if you give it a platform that works, even while you sleep.
In this episode, Samantha sits down with Hall of Fame podcaster Dave Jackson from School of Podcasting, to break down the real reason coaches need a podcast. And no, it’s not because everyone else has one.
We talk about how your podcast educates your audience, how it shortens the sales cycle, and why creating an audio relationship builds trust faster than any marketing funnel ever could.
You'll walk away knowing when to start, how to keep going, and what podcasting can actually do for your coaching business.
If you’re tired of feeling invisible in a crowded coaching space, your voice might just be your biggest untapped asset.
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