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EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 21 MIN

063: How to Use a Call to Action Episode to Grow Your Business

from Podcasting for Your Spiritual Business

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 underused style of podcast content that openly shares what you offer, who you serve, and exactly how listeners can take the next step with you. Far from being pushy or salesy, this episode type is a genuine service to your audience and a smart business move, especially as the September podcast growth season approaches. Kim walks through how to structure a CTA episode, why women in business tend to shy away from stating they are available for hire, and how even a single focused call to action can shift your podcast from passive content to an active client-calling tool.If your downloads have plateaued, your content feels scattered, or you have been sitting on a podcast idea waiting for the right moment, the right season to grow is almost here, and now is the time to get started.Email Kim: [email protected] out the form: https://kpcreativemedia.com/visionMentioned in this episode:Your Productivity Pulse: https://pod.link/1867957851

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