Your Podcast Episode Deserves More Than One Week of Promotion

You recorded the episode, you sent an email, you maybe promoted it on Instagram a couple of times. Done. On to the next one. But that episode you just moved past? It's still a perfectly good sales asset sitting in your Google Drive doing nothing.For most podcasters, episodes aren't tied to a date or a news cycle. They're evergreen. And yet we treat them like they expire after release week. I took four months off the podcast and still converted leads from episodes that were six to eight months old, because those episodes were built to keep working long after they went live.In this episode of The More Profitable Podcast, I'm walking through the production assets that give your episodes a longer shelf life, how to repurpose podcast episodes across social media, email sequences, and guest appearances, and why the fear of someone catching you sharing something twice is costing you reach you've already earned.2:41 - The assets we build at production and why you might not be creating all of them yet3:30 - How SEO at production drives leads months after an episode releases5:24 - Why branded language in your podcast title hurts discoverability6:39 - Marketing your episodes through social media, email, stages, and other people's podcasts8:35 - How we strategically tie episodes to guest appearances and pitches9:42 - Putting podcast episodes in your welcome sequence to train future clients10:55 - The production assets that power long-term social sharing12:11 - Why you need to share more than just this week's episode16:58 - Repetition builds your brand and your audience isn't tracking what you postMentioned In Your Podcast Episode Deserves More Than One Week of PromotionHow Valerie McDonnell Launched Her Podcast With the Launch AcceleratorPodcast Housekeeping SeriesPodcast Production with Uncommonly MoreThe Podcast NewsroomRate and review The More Profitable PodcastReady to have assets worth promoting more than once?Every episode you release should come with assets built to keep working long after release week. With podcast production, we build the SEO, the graphics, the audiograms, and the strategy that give every episode a real shelf life. Book a call to talk about production.Send Stacey a TextSupport the show