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August 17, 2023 13 mins
Bring more of YOU to your show. Let your audience connect with you, and grow a community of listeners. Today is the third part of the ROY formula for podcast growth. R – Relevance O – Opinion Y – YOU Being yourself, relatable, and personable on your business podcast can offer numerous benefits that contribute to the success and impact of your show. Here are some key advantages: 1. Authenticity: Audiences appreciate genuine personalities. When you're yourself on your podcast, you create an authentic connection with your listeners. This authenticity fosters trust and makes your content more relatable, leading to a loyal and engaged audience. 2. Builds Trust: People are more likely to trust individuals who are transparent and authentic. When you share your own experiences, challenges, and successes, you show that you're not just a faceless authority figure, but someone who understands and empathizes with their struggles. 3. Relatability: Sharing personal stories and experiences makes you relatable to your audience. Listeners can see themselves in your journey, which can motivate, inspire, and reassure them that they're not alone in their struggles or aspirations. 4. Emotional Connection: Personal stories and anecdotes can evoke emotions in your listeners. When people feel emotionally connected to your content, they're more likely to remember it and share it with others. 5. Differentiation: In a crowded podcast landscape, your unique personality and perspective can help your podcast stand out. It's a way to differentiate your content from others in your niche. 6. Engagement: Being personable encourages interaction. Listeners are more likely to reach out, comment, and engage with your content when they feel a personal connection to you. 7. Memorability: People remember stories and personal experiences better than dry facts or statistics. Sharing anecdotes can help your content stick in the minds of your audience. 8. Humanizes Your Brand: If you're using the podcast as a way to promote your business, being yourself and sharing personal stories can humanize your brand. It transforms your business into a relatable entity that people can connect with on a personal level. 9. Sense of Community: When you're relatable and personable, you create a sense of community around your podcast. Listeners who connect with your content are more likely to feel like part of a larger group with shared interests and experiences. 10. Flexibility: Being yourself gives you the flexibility to evolve and adapt your content as you grow. Your personality becomes a central pillar that can withstand changes in format, guests, or topics.  11. Longevity: Authenticity is timeless. Trends and topics may change, but being yourself and connecting with your audience on a personal level will always be relevant. 12. Feedback Loop: When listeners see your openness and vulnerability, they might reciprocate by sharing their own stories or providing feedback. This can enrich your podcast with diverse perspectives and content ideas.   Incorporating your authentic self into your business podcast doesn't mean revealing every detail of your personal life. It means finding a balance between professionalism and relatability, while sharing stories and insights that contribute to your audience's understanding and connection with your content. Remember that being yourself can be a powerful tool to create a lasting impact on your listeners and help your podcast thrive.   Grow Your Show Resource Connect on Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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