Megan Dougherty on The Business Podcast Accelerator

Sometimes you just have to go meta. After having recorded, produced, hosted, and guested in over 5000 podcasts, Tom Fox decided it was time to have a podcast about what else—podcasting. In this podcast series, Tom will visit podcast hosts to learn about their love of podcasting, what they have been able to achieve through podcasting and why you need to consider starting your own podcast. Fun, witty, and chatty, with a dash of joie de vivre, this series will be entertaining and educational. Join Tom Fox as he explores the world of podcasting and get ready to be inspired to start your own podcast. In this episode, Tom visits with Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative, about their new service offering, the Business Podcast Accelerator. Megan Dougherty is a seasoned expert in podcasting and marketing strategies, with a rich background in supporting individuals starting online businesses. She is the creator of the Business Podcast Accelerator, a membership community that provides strategic and technical support for podcasting as a powerful marketing channel. Megan's perspective on the "business podcast accelerator: enhancing podcast marketing strategies" is that it is designed to complement and enhance the current podcast production relationships and workflows of businesses, not to replace or contradict them. She emphasizes the importance of getting more value out of the podcast and improving results through clear and measurable numbers, based on her experience and commitment to personalized support. Join Tom Fox and Megan Dougherty on this episode of Fox on Podcasting to learn more about enhancing your podcast marketing strategies. Key Highlights: Podcasting for Business Growth and Success Podcast Optimization and Strategy Workshops Maximizing Podcast Impact through Quarterly Planning Leveraging Podcasts for Business Success Resources: Megan Dougherty on LinkedIn One Stone Creative Business Podcast Accelerator Tom Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn