Guest Podcasting For Authors

Want your book and brand to break past your own audience? I sat down with SEO strategist and author Brandon Leibowitz to map the fastest path: guest podcasting. Brandon lays out how stepping onto trusted shows earns the backlinks and third‑party mentions that search engines crave, while also unlocking new readers who arrive pre‑warmed by the host's credibility.We dig into why backlinks still power rankings, how to turn each interview into an evergreen content engine, and where AI changes the game. Brandon explains the growing split between what Google values and what LLMs like ChatGPT and Gemini surface, and why consistent third‑party coverage now influences both.You'll hear practical tactics for authors: creating audience‑specific pages on your site, avoiding duplicate content traps, using Google Keyword Planner to validate titles, and funneling readers with smart bonuses and QR codes to build your email list.Brandon also shares the scrappy methods he used to land 300 shows: simple Google operators to find podcasts with real SEO value, plus directories like Podmatch and Listen Notes. We get candid about self‑publishing his new book, The Power of Guest Podcasting, from editing and formatting hurdles to a last‑minute KDP launch that still hit #1 in Amazon's podcasting category.If you've wondered whether to start your own show or double down on guesting, this conversation makes the case for building trust first and growing your ecosystem on its back.Subscribe for more conversations that help writers and creators grow with clear, modern marketing. If you found value, leave a quick review and share this episode with an author who needs fresh eyes on their SEO.Send us Fan MailSupport the show🥒 NEW! The Lonely Cucumber — Natasha's latest children's bookA multicultural illustrated story that teaches kids about healthy eating in a fun, heartwarming way. Perfect for elementary school children, gift-giving, and classroom read-alouds.👉 Get your copy on Amazon⭐ Loved it? Leave a review — it helps more kids discover the book.About Natasha Natasha Tynes is a Jordanian-American author, journalist, and book coach based in the DC area. Beyond children's books, she writes literary fiction (They Called Me Wyatt, Karma Unleashed) and helps aspiring authors pu...