Make Podcasting Simple

Once upon a time, I hated posting to social media! But along the way in this podcasting journey I have found a way to beautifully blend podcasting to social media. So if you have ever wondered how to make your podcast work harder for you, well, buckle up, because I'm sharing how you can turn ONE podcast episode into a whole week’s worth of social media posts. Yep, you heard that right—one episode, seven days of content!Join me as I chat about why podcasting can be a game-changer for building deep connections with your audience, and how social media, while fleeting, can still pack a punch when used right. Plus, I'll let you in on my personal journey from being a social media skeptic to an Instagram enthusiast (all thanks to podcasting!). Trust me, by the end of this episode, you'll have a toolbox full of tips to streamline your content creation and keep your audience hooked.Ready to get started? Let’s make this podcast content work for you!VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:58. Podcasting vs. Social Media: How Your Podcast Can Create a Week's Worth of Social Media ContentEPISODE LINKS:Podcast Batching PlaylistPODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)Recommended microphone (affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

I’m excited to bring you another client spotlight episode! Today, my guest is Ieva Grauslys, the brains behind the The ESL Teaching Podcast. Ieva takes us on her podcasting journey, sharing all the strategies she’s been through to get her podcast where it is today! She shares that without outsourcing, her show would not be running as smoothly while juggling her role as a middle and high school ESL teacher. We chat about the growth of her podcast over the last three years, the marketing she does for her show, and the magic of repurposing content, and why consistency is key.You'll also hear about Ieva’s initial jitters of starting a podcast, how she deals with burnout, and stays fired up about her show.If you're a podcaster looking for some down-to-earth advice and a dose of inspiration, this episode is for you. So, grab your favorite drink, get comfy, and join us as we make podcasting simple and fun!VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:57. More Time, Less Stress: How Outsourcing Transformed Her Approach to Podcasting with Ieva Grauslys CONNECT WITH IEVA:The ESL Teaching Podcast@simplyievaeslsimplyieva.comRELATED EPISODES:56. Could Delegating Your Podcast Be the Change Your Business Needs?PODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

Are you tired of podcasting alone? Do you feel overwhelmed with everything you need to get done AND still run your business? Today's episode I want to help you with something that can be the change you need if you are an entrepreneur juggling a podcast and a business: delegating podcast tasks. If you're feeling stretched too thin trying to do everything yourself, this episode is for you. We'll discuss the high-impact activities that demand your attention and the low-impact tasks you should delegate. From editing and show notes to graphic creation and guest management, outsourcing these responsibilities can free up valuable time, enhance the quality of your podcast, and bring renewed energy to your business. By the end of this episode, you'll know exactly what tasks to hand off and understand how doing so can not only lead to a more consistent and professional podcast, but help you focus on what matters the most…your business.. Let's simplify your podcasting process and reclaim your time together.VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:56. Could Delegating Your Podcast Be the Change Your Business Needs?PODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

Do you set goals? Maybe those are business goals, health goals, financial goals. Well, what if I told you that you also need a goal for your podcast? Having a goal helps you stay on track with all of your content. Your goal could be something as simple as you want it to be your marketing tool to help you grow your business. It could be to nurture your audience and hope that they become clients. Maybe it's to share your knowledge of what you do and then you become that go to person in your niche. There are so many ways that you can set goals for your podcast, but you also have to know who you are speaking to. So today, we're gonna be talking about how aligning your podcast with your goals can help make you come up with content so much easier. And if you've ever stared at a blank page and wondered, ‘what am I going to talk about today?’ This episode is for you. VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:55. Want More Content Ideas? Here’s Why Podcast Goals MatterRELATED EPISODES:35. Client Conversation: How Rebecca Peterson Found Her Voice and Refined Her Message as a Branding ExpertPODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

Do you struggle fitting a podcast into your already busy schedule? If you’re a solopreneur, coach, or course creator feeling overwhelmed by the demands of your busy schedule, yet still intrigued by the idea of having a podcast, this episode is for you.We're tackling the question: Is there really enough time for podcasting in an already hectic schedule? Spoiler alert: Yes, there is! I'll share actionable tips to seamlessly fit podcasting into your routine without burning out. We’ll explore why podcasting is a powerful tool for building trust and growing your business, and I’ll reveal four key strategies—batching, creating routines, outsourcing, and repurposing content—to help you get started or keep going with minimal stress.So grab a drink, settle in, and let's chat about making podcasting work for you! Whether you’re just considering starting a podcast or looking for ways to maintain your momentum, I'm here to make the process simpler, more manageable, and fun. VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:54. Too Busy for a Podcast? How to Fit it into an Already Crazy Schedule RELATED EPISODES:53. How Batching Keeps Her Podcast Running Smoothly with Zeba McGibbon from Kindergarten Cafe Podcast51. 3 Steps to Come Up with Enough Content for an Entire Month, Quarter..or YEAR!!49. Struggling to Find Time for Your Podcast? 3 Strategies That Will Help You Stay on Track25. Is Batch Recording Best For You? Maybe, Maybe Not...plus 3 ways to help if it's not for youPODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

Welcome to Make Podcasting Simple, the show for busy business owners who want to use their podcast as a powerful marketing tool without the overwhelm. Whether you're a solopreneur, coach, or course creator, this podcast is here to help you simplify your podcasting process so it fits seamlessly into your schedule. Get practical tips, actionable strategies, and systems that will make podcasting feel manageable and fun—because running a business is busy enough!Let’s make podcasting simple!Connect with Allison on Instagram @allisonnitsch to get more behind the scenes. If you are interested in working with Allison, visit her website allisonnitsch.com.

I hear so often how people either love batching content, or they avoid it at all costs. I am here to tell you that batching can be a lifesaver when it comes to podcasting! So I invited Zeba McGibbon with Kindergarten Cafe on the podcast to share how she is able to batch her podcast episode up to months ahead!  One of the key takeaways from this episode is the significance of batching in alleviating the overwhelming nature of content creation. Zeba shares her journey of shifting to batching tasks, a method that has not just reduced her stress but also freed up time for other creative pursuits. The idea is simple—break up your tasks into manageable chunks to avoid feeling swamped. This approach doesn't only streamline your workflow but also boosts your confidence and experience over time.MEET ZEBA:Zeba McGibbon, founder of Kindergarten Cafe, is a current kindergarten teacher in Massachusetts. Through the Kindergarten Cafe Podcast, her blog and weekly emails, and her social media, Zeba supports early childhood teachers with classroom-tested strategies and materials that help take stress off their plates and support their students better from arrival to dismissal. VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:53. How Batching Keeps Her Podcast Running Smoothly with Zeba McGibbon from Kindergarten Cafe PodcastCONNECT WITH ZEBA:Follow on Instagram - @kindergartencafeWebsite - www.kindergartencafe.orgRELATED EPISODES:51. 3 Steps to Come Up with Enough Content for an Entire Month, Quarter..or YEAR!!49. Struggling to Find Time for Your Podcast? 3 Strategies That Will Help You Stay on Track25. Is Batch Recording Best For You? Maybe, Maybe Not...plus 3 ways to help if it's not for youPODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

Welcome back to another episode of Master Your Message! Today, we're answering a question many podcasters grapple with: Should you focus on solo episodes or bring more guests onto your show? Does it really make a difference? The short answer is yes, it does matter, but the long answer depends on the purpose of your podcast. This episode will explore when to choose solo episodes and when to feature guests, especially if you're using your podcast to support your business. We’ll discuss how solo episodes can help you teach, coach, and sell, while guest episodes can bring in expertise and enrich your content. Plus, we'll share strategies on how to strike the right balance to keep your audience engaged and your podcast successful. So if you're looking to simplify your podcasting journey, stay tuned! VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:52. Solo vs. Guest Episodes...Does it Matter?PODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

Today we're tackling one of the most common challenges many podcasters face: creating enough content to keep your episodes flowing smoothly. How do you make sure you always have something valuable to say? In this episode, I want to give you three key steps to help you develop a hefty content bank that can last you for a month, a quarter, or even an ENTIRE YEAR. Whether you're struggling with what to say or how long your episodes should be, I've got actionable tips to ensure you never hit a creative roadblock. Plus, I'll share some bonus advice on using tools like chat GPT effectively. Stick with me, and let’s make sure you’re never short on content ideas again.VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:51. 3 Steps to Come Up with Enough Content for an Entire Month, Quarter..or YEAR!!EPISODES MENTIONED:49. Struggling to Find Time for Your Podcast? 3 Strategies That Will Help You Stay on TrackPODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

Have you ever wondered how a private podcast could elevate your business? Maybe you've heard the term but aren't quite sure what it means or how to leverage it. Well, you're in the right place. In this episode, I'll be sharing four powerful ways to utilize a private podcast to provide valuable content and engage with your audience, whether they’re clients, team members, or general listeners. From using it as a lead magnet to creating membership content, training your team, delivering course material, or even hosting audio summits, the potential is endless.VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:50. 4 Ways to Use a Private Podcast For Your BusinessPODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERStart a Private PodcastWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

If you're struggling to find the time to keep your podcast on track, you're not alone. Whether you're handling everything solo or have a helping hand, podcast scheduling can be a daunting challenge. In today's episode, we're tackling this head-on with three actionable steps to help you stay organized and keep your show running smoothly. From creating a content bank to finding the perfect recording schedule and planning ahead, we'll explore practical ways to avoid burnout and maintain consistency. VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:49. Struggling to Find Time for Your Podcast? 3 Strategies That Will Help You Stay on TrackRELATED EPISODES:25. Is Batch Recording Best For You? Maybe, Maybe Not...plus 3 ways to help if it's not for youPODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

Today we're talking about a topic that many aspiring podcasters grapple with: How can your podcast stand out in a sea of millions? We'll explore why your unique voice and perspective are the key ingredients that differentiate your show from others, even if they're covering similar topics. Plus, we'll discuss the importance of authenticity and building a genuine connection with your audience. If you've ever hesitated to start a podcast (or even considered quitting) because you feel the market is too saturated, this episode is for you. Let's break down those barriers and help you master your message! VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:48. Anyone Can Have a Podcast ... But ... Why Would YOURS Be Different?? RELATED EPISODES:31. What if your message changed someone's life!!32. Let's Shift Our Mindset on Podcasting!40. Which Types of Business Owners Have the Most Successful PodcastsPODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Connect on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

I’m getting pretty vulnerable in this episode. Ever find yourself stuck, second-guessing your decisions, or paralyzed by the fear of making the wrong move? Well, you're not alone. Recently, I found myself in a similar situation, struggling with guilt and frustration over missing two weeks of podcast episodes due to some personal life upheavals. But then, I remembered hearing something remarkable from Oprah—yes, THE Oprah Winfrey!In this episode, I'm sharing some wisdom that I picked up from Oprah's conversation on a podcast that has not only shifted my perspective on my work but also on my personal life. You'll hear about the importance of listening to those subtle whispers of your intuition, trusting yourself enough to follow your own path, and why it's crucial to do things your own way, no matter what others say.I'll also take you through some compelling stories Oprah shared, lessons that resonated deeply with me—especially during a difficult time when my father's health took a serious turn. These insights couldn't have come at a better time, helping me rethink my approach to not just my podcast, but my entire business and life philosophy.So, whether you're navigating through your own challenges, considering a bold new idea, or just in need of some heartfelt inspiration, stick around. This is an episode you won't want to miss.The Jamie Kern Lima ShowVISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:47. What I Heard Oprah Say Changes Everything!!PODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

One of the most common pitfalls in podcasting is not knowing who you're speaking to. As a host, you might produce fantastic content, but if you don't have a keen understanding of your ideal listener, your message could get lost in translation. In this episode, we delve into the essence of identifying your ideal listener to amplify your podcast's impact.VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:46. Who Should You Be Speaking To?PODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.com

Today, we delve into a question on every podcaster's mind: How often should I be releasing episodes? I share my insights on why a weekly episode schedule can significantly boost your podcast's growth and listener loyalty. I also explore the pros and cons of a biweekly schedule and emphasize the importance of consistency in podcasting. Additionally, we discuss the optimal day of the week to release your episodes to maximize listener engagement and visibility. VISIT THE SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:45. How Often Should You Be Releasing Episodes?RELATED EPISODES:43. Don't Overthink Your Episode Content25. Is Batch Recording Best For You? Maybe, Maybe Not...plus 3 ways to help if it's not for youPODCAST RESOURCES:Podcast Hosting: Captivate (7-day free trial with my affiliate link)LET’S WORK TOGETHERWork with meBook a CallPodcast Launch CompanionCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow on Instagram - @allisonnitschWebsite - allisonnitsch.comEmail - allison@allisonnitsch.com