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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2025 · 7 MIN

TIM Pitches: Why Every South African Public Speaker Needs a Podcast

from TIM Pitches · host TIM Africa

In this episode of the TIM Africa Podcast, we talk about why public speakers should start a podcast—and how it can take your speaking career to the next level. A keynote inspires people in the room, but a podcast lets your message live on and reach thousands more. We’ll break down how podcasts help speakers: Show your expertise and build trust with event planners Share your stories and lessons long after the applause Test new content before you use it on stage Attract more bookings and charge higher fees Turn one recording into clips, posts, and newsletters that keep you visible You’ll also hear simple tips on how to launch your own podcast as a speaker—choosing the right format, planning episodes, and repurposing content for LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram. Whether you’re just starting out or already speaking on big stages, this episode shows why a podcast isn’t just extra work—it’s the smartest way to grow your brand, audience, and business. 🌐 Connect with TIM Africa 🔗 Website: https://www.tim.africa 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tim.africa 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/timdotafrica 🎧 Podcast Page: https://www.pod.tim.africa

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