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play podcast in business school it's
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sharmila molly from confident healer,
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it's the podcast where i talk about
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challenges and discovering your intuitive
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gifts, the reiki and energy, healing and
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becoming confident when u answer the calling
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to be a healer check out
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episode 10 in season 2 where i
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talked about how to stop the inner critic,
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you
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are listening to podcast in business
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school your host, adam
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shively
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what are my bowels anybody adam and you
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are listening to podcasting business school
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this the show where i teach podcast there's had
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a love there so like a hobby and
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bill that like a business and today
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we've got a topic that i have never
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ever covered in the almost
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three hundred episodes of this show
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interest tips for pod casters
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are you all know me i'm very stingy
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with my social media marketing time
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i have my favorites but i want some advice or to explore
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and like some the my club house has
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really paid off i got a little clubhouse curious
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a really up the ramp up my downloads really
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ramp up my my brand growth of my business
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especially so maybe petrus
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is that next thing so i'm very
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excited explore this idea ah
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speaking of love how kebabs i met this
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woman ashley fern on clubhouse
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and other he got come on my show and zoc pinterest as
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your podcast are so ashley welcome to podcasting
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business school
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thank you thank you i'm so excited to be here
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i think of can be a phone conversation
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yeah yeah so again
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i'm really stingy with my
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time and but defenders
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isn't for my show and nothing it is
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or isn't guarantee it's for somebody
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show out there are so i don't know why i have spoken
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on this topic yes i'm really glad they're having this
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conversation was i know this is in a serve
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many people my audience and
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you're somebody that's a real
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eat were connected via gail and
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christina for midlife moxie and
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they sing your praises some i arrived we gotta
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have as that's helped hit the rewind
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machine let me know like how
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first got into petrus and how
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this obsession has grown where you know you're
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an expert helping other people what their the printers
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accounts
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i farm i love this so i
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, love just have always loved
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and trust personally a right not as a marketer
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but just i loved pending things
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and kind of planning things her later
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one of the reasons is because i actually am a cursor
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entered and and and and so
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at that was probably the place that i went all the
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time to get like inspiration for different things
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that i would do i'm and
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then also just you know just for the fun of
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of looking through different things and
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that one of the things that things found when i
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was doing that was i sometime
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you would
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on the pan and then it wouldn't go through to but
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you actually wanted to go through to that always
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annoyed me and so
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on i've always
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been interested in owning my own business it's always something
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that i've wanted to do something
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i love and so a
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pandemic heads let's say
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you know everything went out there and everything
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i was
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before went out the window for the most
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i'm and so
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i was looking and kind of scrambling around
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for what i was can do this before i was driving for uber
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know just really wasn't really willing to do
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that right after the pandemic it i'm
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aside from the fact that we were no one was going anywhere
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so really wouldn't
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how much rain
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media's era
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image and so
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i decided that i was like okay i
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, to find something and i came upon a challenge
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by a friend of mine who teaches
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freelancing it was called
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freelance freedom challenge or something like that and
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so i you know i joined the challenge
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and i was looking through what she had to say and she's
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like you could become pinterest
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marketer and i've always loved a marketing
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so am i just love
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interacting with people i love he knows
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positioning your message and
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there anything about marketing of always sizes and
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treated so i thought you know went let me see
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like interests okay well that
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makes sense of people market and interests i started
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looking into it as the seats so
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i was like you know what i love this because
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a lot of people her crofters are on their
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so does the line with a lot of different interests
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that i personally have and at the
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same time i was like you know it maybe i can kind
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of like up the game and get people
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to actually put stuff a third as really
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value of august nine
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because that's one of the
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top things that i hear from people that don't market
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is that they're very frustrated because they don't
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get to the things that they actually want to go to and
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so i thought you know this would be away for
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me to help other people
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it aligned with my everything my everything and as
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i started getting into it i just found
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that i really enjoy helping
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people market their businesses period am
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and i love interest in
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the main reason i love it as such it
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, you a lot of bang for your buck so return
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on time investment because
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when u penn something today and
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if you're consistent and you put things together
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correct way and at the beginning it's
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gonna pay you back
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the man
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years to come so a lot of my clients
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still have pens that bring traffic
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to their web sites from one to three
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years ago
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wow
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yeah file and just
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okay so the news
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that you know going your business weekend
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answered bad of course they're also answer
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i groaned your brand growing your podcast
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i love content that lives on
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as some legs so now i'm intrigued
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astley from ah okay
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so let's start from like the basics
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what what type of content
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are you seeing like
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doing well on and what about an hour
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i would you know how to pin something out know what depends
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what is working as it like
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video serve as it you know that
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a game is is like a i know like instagram ever
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carousel images nobody cares as a what
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what is equivalent of that on on pinterest
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there by trying to do a kennecott other try to
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created the most engagement most legs
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okay so first of
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all has to say that centrist is a search engine
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and not social media okay see
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you want to think about it a little bit differently than you would
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instagram however you can read
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purpose content so video
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, from video it doesn't matter where you're
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at everybody loves short form video
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okay so dot is definitely
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something that you can use on interest and
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here sale so they have
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two different forums where you can use
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video formats of pins
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one is an idea ten this one does not
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actually link out to
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to whatever his office centrist is actually
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kind of to keep people on the platform
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but here's the thing it's really great
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for building that like know like interest factor
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and the brand awareness sprites to
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get people to know who you are and to recognize
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oh this is somebody who i might
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actually want to follow i'm are you
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know go to their podcasts whatever it is that you're
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doing so for podcasts are is what
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i would say it's a really great place
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for people to start to hear your voice and see your face
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and so on and know what
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you're all about so what happens
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with these idea pens as they're actually can
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be actually mixture of both video
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and that it content
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and you can find a think of them a little
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bit like instagram stories of though
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not exactly because what they are they
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live on just like every other
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pen dies on centrist so their
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search of all for forever
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on and what happens
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with them is that you can free
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up to twenty sides twenty sides not suggest that
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three to seven as as goodness a
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some because people don't want to you
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know collector twenty sites a majority of the time
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every time somebody click through the side to the next
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slide isn't engagement which
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means that then interest as going to
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serve that up to more people because it seems
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that people value that content
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okay see you want more than one there
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are a lot of people who put one up there i
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wouldn't that it's just not as effective
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for your time the other places you can put
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that he opened her is the actually have video okay
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so you can put short form video you theory
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purpose a real that you have someplace else i
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would always say whenever you're gonna do it
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especially if you're doing it to lead somebody off
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the platform make sure that it has a really
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good value add value first
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make sure that you're hoping somebody shift
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a main set piece you know really
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get to know you it's not about necessarily
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just entertaining it can be edu taming
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but not just entertaining if that makes
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sense as such hope you're trying to get somebody
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to take action on it afterwards rates
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the those are my tips for that
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okay
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you that echo my magic words one of them being
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represent goddamn see ,
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i love doing that because
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like that because have a giant tic toc presence
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but i'm praying it's ram real some like i'm
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and upload these and logitech talk
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every single time
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though
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what can we re purpose see mentioned
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anything that's and and instagram real
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does the have to be in that
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that certain format like the lot the the
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vertical video format can we do a square
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video any stipulations
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as far as the size and shape
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if
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you're doing a just a regular video
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pin than you can do it pretty much any size
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or shape that she once i'm and we're seeing
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it do good either way whether it's
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the longer and format which is like eleven
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hundred by fifteen hundred pixels you
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can find that on camera really easy or
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if it's more of that square format that it's perfectly
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fine and then for
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the idea of sense though it as a little different
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they are very specific format and
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i minnesota throng i think
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it's eleven hundred bay and
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etti by any my i don't remember exactly hit
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right the great the second up some it but it
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isn't canvas
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right there with my don't remember is because i always use camp
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i just came
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there is an interest if you created
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if you loaded up defend dressed it
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will help the ituri size it to be there
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exactly
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okay though i like i
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am going experiment this for sure now if i can read purpose
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of the a bloody times square videos
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they do a ton of rio's vertical video videos
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on what about do a lot more carousel
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posts on instagram that
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will you talk about was slide by like five or
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five or six image carousel
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was some tips are a little like journey thing
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that we're talking about and can be house where
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square images
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how they they can't be square
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image as okay but so what i do
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when i read purpose these as i go over to canada
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and i simply resigns them and
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kind of shift things around just a little bit that
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basically what you're going to do that can work
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rob really really well as if you have
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a piece of content that's a short time for form
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video and you have
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you have that talks about the same thing
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marry them together inside of those
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idea pen a grand
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lead with the video because that's what kind
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of capture people's attention and then you're
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going to go on to explain more about the idea
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incomplete that idea inside
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of the sides and the awesome part about idea since
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also is adventurous actually get
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puts any slight at the very end overt
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that kind of overlays the last slide
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at the very edge and it asks them
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to follow you and then they can also
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go to visit your profile so that's a
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pretty awesome part about it you don't have to add
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that and yourself
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all right i'm already like in this i
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now image search ability
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what exactly a search bull are
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using hash tags or the titles
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are topics that are listed are those certain
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what what are we searching and and what are we to make sure
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that we're doing their stuff is
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is like the keywords things are being
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used
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the most important question you've asked
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me out of yeah i
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know so this so this thing hashtags
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or not i'm centrists stayed on for trouble
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said we just don't use them i'm in interest
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has told us that specifically people still
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do try to use them but it it
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is not a good idea ahem so what you're gonna do
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this is where i like to think about if you're
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using the hashtag that is are
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ready something that would be
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like you were so it can't
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be something keep 97%
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of searches on pinterest
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are not branded so they aren't looking
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specifically for you or even
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it doesn't matter who it is, they are they are
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searching for that they're searching for
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specific solution to a specific problem
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so you want to use
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keywords and your key words
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can be hashtags that
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are more, you know, like pinterest,
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marketing, patricia marketing, expert,
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pinterest, marketing keywords,
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how to keyword, know those kinds of what
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you're going to to is you can actually research
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those words on pinterest itself
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in the search and when
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you do that it will do the same way that google
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is when it finishes the sentence or
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finishes whatever you're doing and when
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it does that it's going to have that down menu
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and it's going to tell you several different things that
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people are actually searching for right now
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pinterest, right? so you want to to be using those
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i suggested creating a very
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large i do a spreadsheet is how i do it
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and i actually put categories up at the top
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that are kind of butter and then i just
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go down and i put in as many keywords
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that that have to do with that as possible
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that i have actually done on pinterest and
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then i put them in seven different places
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hey i got out you want it
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when you're setting up your punches profile you
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actually put them in the your
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name you want to make sure that there's something
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about that in the name has a keyword there
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you want to make sure that there are one to two keywords
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in each sentence of your bio hey
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i'm and i think it's actually says about
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section when you look at the settings it doesn't say bio
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about me i think it's what it's called and
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you want to play inside their then you
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structure of kind of
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an organization and interest is called
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the sport right just and your what
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mattress boards for marketers
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on as opposed to someone who has tried
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to plan something and they have something to a board
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were at pinches to i was the boards do
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is that they actually tell
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and trust and the people who might
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come to your profile exactly
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what is what kinds of tens they can find
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inside about board okay what topic
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they fall under the you want them to be fairly
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specific keyword phrases
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that actually go into those words titles
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and then when you're cooking when you're doing
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these were titles you're going to set
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up your
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lord you're going to know
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heard from some pens that whoa you
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know when you first doing it sucks and penn said
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that have to do with that and then what
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you're gonna do if you're going
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to actually go in and added the board
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okay an odd in
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the board description it
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does not completed a the something trust you
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have to do it yourself but when you do that
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you have to five hundred characters were you can use tuk
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tuk he word phrases percent dance
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the top interest what the sport
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is all about ray griffin it's going to be searching
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that in getting you to where you want to be
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then the next places in your pin overlay
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so text the a lotta times have tax overlay
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in your pin title and in your pin description for
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all of those places are places that you can add
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key words and that's how people find you on that
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this is so good i next
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question let's let's unpack this even further
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south know like i use podcasting caps
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a lot as my keyword i
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want to have that drawn to use that over
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and over again in all those places
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are just using it once is that
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good
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i would say years that more than once
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because i'm know if you have
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it in your no
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actually would i would you that were at war than
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once as long as it's readable
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if an actual in an actual sentence other
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than in your name or in that and
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the board titles obviously can be a title right
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it doesn't have to be a sentence by like
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the about in in that the tide
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the descriptions then you definitely
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wanted to be readable as a four person
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reading it but you can definitely repeat the same
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thing
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there might be put in there the more
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and just know that that's what
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about the i'm like you view i could do
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the combo of like podcasting tips for
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podcast launch which is another phrase
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by getting tetrapod gas monetization
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like those are okay i'm starting
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my groove and and here ashley okay so
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the structure right now i'm
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visiting there's a hour ago hour ago
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our about page and then there's
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the boards is that it
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at last two different things are worth a look like when you
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go on address where do you and
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how what happens
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when you win
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the set up it's called the centrist profile
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okay and so the
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way people like other people
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are going to be using centrist right as they to see
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that feeds the majority of time until
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they click on something and then they can go over to
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your profile but when you're setting up your
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profile there will be a profile beginner
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and , you want to have that to have
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like it media call to action that
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you are podcast are kind of give a little bit of information
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if we have your picture on that's what
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we did for gail and that seems to work really well
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i'm going to see now and then it
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will also have
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the little and
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your have a little at that so they're be the spanner
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right and then and the very center is
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this little picture at that you can have
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and i suggest that you use that
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as the same bio pic that you would
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have or a recognizable by a pic
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from other
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the social media platforms right soon as
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well everybody can recognize see you are then
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underneath that you're going to have your your
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i'm title whoever you are your
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name and then underneath that will be the bio
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and then underneath that there's actually two
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taps one of them is called created in one
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of them is called saved in saved as
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were all of your boards live and
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in created as were anything you've created
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recently lives and so
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i would say whenever you're doing your consistency
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if you decide to pen a pen
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that to more than one board which can happen
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what we call standard pittance they're the ones they
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are we traditionally think as as
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as a pen on pinterest their that eleven
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you know that long vertical ten young
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and those actually link out to your
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website or to your podcast you
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wanna make sure that you i
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bet you are not pinning those back to
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back because if you are that when people that are your
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profile that's the first thing they'll see another
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like why are they talking about the same thing over
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and over that they only see the first like
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four to eight of them so you know
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as long as you're not doing it back to back you
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know day after day than your problem
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okay so mixing up the contents can
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be important is that different style or get
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know , you when you talk about
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the boards that's where we're organizing
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our content so now i put on my podcast
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er hat what types
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of boards or are they of basic categories
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of content the themes of content
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would you recommend for a podcast to
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be posting so like the podcasting business school
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they get like the
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a new episode board
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just like what's the latest and greatest episode
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of a brief summary video something
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then we get into specific topics like i've
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gotten gets for launched growth minded asian
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you're gonna get him into those themes
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of specific recipes for
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where i teach that sounding grabbed
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any suggestions
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yeah i would say i'm
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you don't necessarily have to have the new
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episode watch although if i can see how
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it would be useful so
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am i wouldn't say don't do that by
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definitely having all of those that different categories
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you wanna make sure that you don't have
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more than one or two board
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the have
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nothing to do with what you actually talk about a
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dry have you know damien so like because
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and pen trust is searching not and they
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don't know who you are right though i'm
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such as as long as it's things that you talk about you
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know i liked to have like a content bucket
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or content pillars you know that you
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kind of me and out and i actually love using
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can to do that for me i'm like okay
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i'm gonna talk about these twelve different things
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and so these are the you
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know and obviously they cross the
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cross pollinate right you know i mean the
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a lot of times you can ten one to another is
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it's just it if it's a static ten but
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starting with those maybe ten to
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twelve things that you talk about the most
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that's where i would suffer
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the start so yeah what's that what's a good
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number of of categories that
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was out like they are and mean or what's a good
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i guess you're going to start you need to have to have
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or or whatever
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i would say you need have at least five cited
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, to ten as a good number to start
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with i always do suggest
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that people who get on pinterest they have a little
20:42
bit of content underneath their belts that you're
20:44
just starting you're wanna have you
20:46
know have little bit underneath underneath your so
20:48
that you have have to to
20:50
bring people to right because you're market
20:52
or you're not just out there just the
20:55
out there for in every sense you
20:57
know unless you're only building awareness as you're only
20:59
building awareness you could do it without having
21:01
you know you could just create idea if
21:05
your goal is to get people off the platform
21:07
in order to on in onto your podcast
21:09
which is i'm guessing most of our goal
21:12
i'm here that you want to make
21:14
sure that you're creating a mixture of
21:16
idea tens possibly video pens
21:19
and then standard pens that actually lead people
21:21
off the platform and
21:23
on so that's gonna be gonna had a mixture of content
21:26
and then those boards are
21:28
just going to be like be like five
21:30
to ten of that what you've talk about the most to
21:32
get started with and then you can probably have
21:34
up to thirty you know if you if you really want
21:36
to keep going but just make sure
21:38
that they're all highly relevant and very specific
21:40
you don't want him to be super brought
21:42
yeah that makes sense though
21:45
getting started when i do my my pin
21:47
just experiment i'm going to set my
21:49
profile gal that go on have
21:52
you have five different
21:54
boards and out
21:57
why how much i load up right
21:59
away anytime words i have like three pens
22:01
and each board with that like one of each of the
22:03
style that you that you just talked about what's
22:06
what's a good recommendation mother but
22:08
in the first couple of days let's get all that up
22:10
there so as people find you they have things to go through
22:12
it's kind of like when watch a podcast we'll
22:14
launch of one episode we want to force be with that
22:16
sampler platter
22:17
right so this is what i would say as
22:19
you're doing your first words you actually only
22:21
one this one board or
22:24
day and because pincher
22:26
sees it as family behavior if you put too much
22:28
out out the same time of them though
22:30
you can actually create all the boards them when
22:32
a that's perfectly fine bite there's
22:35
a little thing that says keep a secret
22:37
cook that box see keep a secret until
22:39
the next day and the new the new publisher what
22:42
i do is i like to put about about
22:44
ten the pen from other
22:46
people this is the only time that you absolutely
22:48
have to use other people's content and
22:50
it's just to get you started so you're going
22:52
to put about ten pins that has something
22:54
to do with white you talk what you're talking
22:57
about in that board i'm just
22:59
sit chopin trust what supporters gonna be
23:01
all about then i would
23:03
say that you want to put three to five pieces
23:05
of content in there if at all possible
23:08
i'm you know fairly quickly if it if
23:10
you don't have them all the same time that's
23:12
okay but within that a first
23:14
couple of days that that board goes live you
23:16
definitely want it to be to
23:18
be giving it a little bit of content so i would say
23:21
three say three five would probably be a good
23:23
number to have and that like i said
23:25
that could be a one of each one there's
23:27
like you said an with that they
23:30
could all be rape her best out talking about
23:32
the same thing right it doesn't have to be
23:34
like a totally different
23:37
the brand new thing each time
23:39
i got tons a map get some
23:42
me over over two hundred fifty records episode
23:44
the this has got has play videos
23:47
i've got stay at to highlight videos of every single
23:49
episode reels for every episode like
23:51
yeah you're care some furthest every episode
23:54
smart he appeared get set to go
23:56
yeah ditto content not
23:58
a problem for this guy am i missing
24:00
anything from like looking at this from podcasting
24:03
perspective that you could think of as far they a semi
24:05
really wants to get people you
24:08
know ultimately give them into their brand
24:10
or get them that subscribe but we want to
24:12
be and people's ear buds you mentioned the
24:15
add the traditional post is is
24:17
that the outlets only one where you can link to
24:19
actual episode of that stature
24:22
exactly so you're gonna link that
24:24
you can link it to an actual episode
24:26
this is what i'll say traditionally
24:28
, really do very very
24:30
well on pinterest as far as like conversion
24:33
goes so one of
24:35
the things that things suggest for a lot
24:37
of the or for podcast hers is that
24:39
you make some make show notes
24:42
blog okay and actually
24:44
send them from the standard pinned to the show
24:46
notes blogs with
24:48
the or episode obviously at the top right
24:51
because that's can actually build it a whole
24:53
lot quicker than if you just send them
24:55
over to the episode it doesn't convert
24:58
as well i'm not going to say it never well
25:00
but it doesn't convert as well as written
25:02
content says i think because centrist
25:04
likes to have some are you know tenors
25:07
when they go over to something like to have
25:09
contacts about what they're going to and
25:11
when they're just thrown into maybe
25:14
like at you know
25:15
podcast
25:17
i'm trying to think like if
25:19
it was landing pages said okay out we you know
25:21
listen to this on apple spot apple fire
25:24
or whatever you know that anything it
25:26
makes kind of give
25:28
them a little bit more bounce rate because they're
25:30
just can like oh hey why am i even going to this i
25:32
don't understand what i'm but valuing getting
25:35
and so when you do it that way it's lot better
25:37
the other reason why it's lot better to do it too
25:39
your own claimed domain
25:40
is that
25:42
hendra actually
25:45
like claim demands right so
25:47
if it's claims domain names that
25:49
is going to really
25:51
at the your visibility on pinterest
25:53
people and they're going to prefer those
25:56
over over links
25:58
that are not
25:58
no grown up
25:59
they're not a claim to
26:02
right so obviously
26:05
religion at the dive into that the pod
26:08
gassing perspective here with here with
26:11
where as far as i i've
26:13
heard people talk about throwing
26:15
money at pens are doing bag
26:17
interest ads and really doing
26:19
really really well with that you speak to
26:21
that a low but how that works what what you think
26:24
if you've tried that any yeah perspective
26:26
on that
26:27
i'm i'm not an as expert
26:29
i will say i'm i'm do mostly organic
26:32
but i have heard that adds
26:34
can be very very profitable and
26:37
the , that i've heard about it is more like
26:40
like less expensive than facebook ads
26:43
assists so i'm the
26:45
thing about odds though i believe and
26:47
centrist is that there's two different
26:49
kinds of campaigns that you can
26:51
have i think one of them as
26:53
like as the traffic campaign
26:56
and then one i can't remember what the other one
26:58
was called like i said i'm not an ads but experts
27:00
but i know that there's different types of complaint campaigns
27:03
that you can do they are
27:05
i believe there's still a
27:08
the called a bit like you bed
27:11
on the island add spend so
27:14
it is it has run a little different i will tell
27:16
you there is a lady named heather ferris
27:18
and she is amazing at ads on central
27:21
south
27:22
the crap and will grow in vitor
27:24
that matter on the show for a fire is now an
27:27
iso the differences media
27:29
platforms there's just
27:31
a different type of vibe and so i for
27:34
example you go on linkedin
27:36
people are showing up ready to network
27:38
and alive them or are looking to do business
27:40
together like that that you can kind of skip
27:42
ahead to that part of the conversation facebook
27:45
and instagram it's a longer tail people
27:47
are like you know if the longer dating
27:49
process you know for for you
27:51
get that first kiss or whatever you know that you've got date
27:53
him for quite a while i'm club
27:56
house is kind of of and in between was that
27:58
i do a lot of business
27:59
the clubhouse bike within hours
28:02
of meeting some i for the first time i've
28:04
you are actively looking for knowledge and
28:06
they seem to be ready to and vast and they find the right
28:09
person
28:09
what's the vibe like on address had a neat would
28:12
or should our expectations be from a
28:14
business and my podcast listener
28:17
acquisition
28:18
how ready or people to take action
28:20
things like that
28:21
so what i would say
28:25
they're actually fairly ready to take action
28:27
one say actually click on to attend and go
28:29
go over to where you are as long
28:32
as they see the value right away in
28:34
that series mind saying that blog is probably
28:37
a better place to send them because
28:39
it shows them that value right away they're like
28:41
oh canada where i'm at i'm know what i'm supposed to
28:43
be doing right this right this thing
28:45
people go to penn trust to
28:48
the
28:49
they go to plan the
28:51
learn and shot okay
28:54
so they either one a plan something for the future
28:56
they want to learn about something that they need to take
28:58
action on right now or they actually
29:00
are shopping for a specific item okay
29:04
and there's
29:04
large shop feature there
29:05
so i'm typically
29:08
if they aren't ready to take action yet they haven't
29:11
clicked on the head over to your to your
29:13
wherever your are they're just looking through and they're scanning
29:15
for later they're going to save your pen
29:18
they're going to save it to afford and they're going to possibly
29:20
come to it to later right and
29:22
the awesome thing about that is when they save it to their pen
29:25
than anyone who follows them
29:27
also started
29:29
that's how it gets out
29:31
right so edo say
29:33
they're still that that
29:35
one they have actually clicked on that
29:37
ten long as
29:39
they really see the value that you're actually
29:41
gonna solve the problem of whatever they were searching
29:44
for they can actually be a fairly
29:46
targeted act audience at
29:48
the same time they are they are
29:50
i would say lukewarm audience not quite
29:53
cold right when think it's that point the kind
29:55
of lukewarm so i would say
29:57
die you want to get them it
30:00
bring them and farther into the conversation have
30:02
oh i'll lead magnet how the email
30:05
you know an email flow if you're trying to get them into
30:07
a place where you want to monetize then
30:09
you definitely going to need to do some dating a you know
30:12
afterwards by on
30:14
the way you're gonna do that is through like i said
30:16
maybe email or just building that
30:18
know i can trust factor with the with the
30:20
podcasts episodes as lock and
30:22
okay and i are
30:25
you just blew my mind of lead magnus to i
30:27
got demons think about those thing and content and
30:29
like back ukraine the know
30:31
the tips and that
30:33
that's like a carousel that leads into
30:36
guy valley medical the podcast grow scorecard
30:38
the people forget love and i could do you like a little explainer
30:41
on that and get him on my list
30:43
and get ya get gone through that okay oh
30:46
yeah ok okay words
30:49
what are some mistakes that we need avoid
30:51
what are some rookie mistakes you i don't
30:54
do this pod pals do not through these
30:56
things
30:57
first of all don't
30:59
, hashtags use
31:02
keywords hashtag mile an
31:04
hour doubt is aspects okay
31:06
and the other thing that i would say
31:09
is a lot of people have a text
31:11
overlay that they put on top of their pens
31:13
in order to give context and i should
31:15
include a keyword nationally
31:18
the key words they need to have high contrast
31:20
and they don't need to be loopy they
31:23
will be bad you know whatever fonts
31:25
they need to be really clear so that
31:27
people can dislike look at it and go exactly
31:30
know exactly what you're talking about on
31:32
so that would be one of my first
31:34
test
31:35
her
31:38
the same i replied to as the images
31:40
to i'd why would
31:42
you put like cursive fine on your podcast
31:45
every episode art or like
31:47
the main art when it's like tiny
31:49
tiny tiny square on your phone of you afford
31:51
them in know knows that scientists have a right
31:53
exactly yeah know and that's exactly what
31:55
it as is that nobody nobody knows exactly where
31:57
that's as if it's a part of your brand
32:00
to have will be find make
32:02
the tax that's not the key word that
32:04
would be fought right without
32:06
a thing you know the how to can
32:09
be loopy
32:10
the actual
32:11
the
32:12
the word on interest needs to not be
32:14
live be rates so
32:17
that's what kind of an example it's the i'm
32:19
any other i would
32:21
say one of the other mistakes
32:23
that i really see as i people
32:26
are using older
32:30
they don't know how the how be
32:32
the interest platform has changed
32:34
in the last few years so they don't either
32:37
don't use idea pens at all they
32:39
don't think that they're valuable because they don't
32:41
link to their content and nothing
32:43
could be further from further truth because first
32:47
of all interest loves idea pens so
32:49
when you get pinchas love they're gonna give
32:51
you love right i mean it's a reciprocity
32:53
thing and just has to keep people on
32:56
their platform because they have ads
32:58
that are there they want people to see their stuff
33:00
in other true as there are traded company
33:03
and obviously they they have to make money
33:05
themselves right so you have to
33:07
get centrist live in order for them to give you love
33:10
so that's one of the biggest things is that people
33:12
don't add in that idea ten
33:14
feature they don't see the value in it and
33:17
i just love to tell people it is
33:19
how you build your know like interest factor
33:22
marketers you have to know that
33:24
there's at least seven to ten touch
33:26
touches that you need with people right
33:28
in order to really build that know like
33:30
and trust factor before they're actually
33:32
going to start becoming a
33:34
raving fan of that some kind whether that's
33:36
actually buying something or they listen to your podcast
33:39
every time or whatever it is right
33:41
and so the idea pens
33:43
really helped to build that know like interest
33:46
factor so that people will interact
33:48
with the other pincer to have their and actually
33:50
come over to you also when
33:52
they come from your idea of tends to
33:54
your profile page they
33:57
will go to your home page so one
33:59
another but i find that
34:02
really helps with conversion
34:04
isn't making sure that your home pages
34:06
very much optimized it says
34:08
what you do when what problem is solved
34:10
and why people should share before
34:13
the fold right i know that may
34:15
seem simple but it
34:17
is this
34:19
is a marketing the same period that
34:21
definitely if you want people
34:23
converting from the from
34:25
centrist you want to make sure like i said
34:28
they need to know that value right away
34:30
or a second about sauce and they're just going to go back to
34:32
control the company
34:34
i concur i concur so
34:37
before we close our one last time
34:39
this because it might my the israeli crank on
34:41
this can you add
34:43
distinguish the difference between idea pen and
34:45
a traditional pan just like the basics of what
34:48
what makes them different
34:50
so these are the big difference as so
34:52
idea pens are like a slide
34:54
deck okay kind of like a carousel but
34:57
they mix the short
34:59
form video will traditional
35:03
an you know like static
35:04
yeah
35:05
like we said marrying a real and
35:07
a carousel together that works really
35:09
well they target in thing and
35:12
, are going to be anywhere from wine
35:15
to twenty slides but i suggest
35:17
you do three to seven and
35:19
you can include or include would include
35:21
your
35:22
you know like juri am my brain to
35:24
find out i'm so sorry
35:26
the called action or something like that
35:28
when i called action that's exactly what i was trying to
35:30
say you one include a call to action on
35:33
typically though it needs to be a fairly soft
35:35
call the auction because centrist
35:37
really wants us to be a complete idea
35:40
so you don't want to like leave
35:42
a cliffhanger right you
35:44
wanted to be a complete idea so that they can
35:46
actually get what you're
35:47
talking about some yeah sort but something
35:49
complete yes i was with my
35:52
my care suppose i do i do this and we like
35:54
and here are three tips to blah blah blah deliver
35:57
the tips and then if you're in a dive deeper the called
35:59
action is check out
35:59
the for podcast episode where i go
36:02
yeah
36:03
the great gonna for thirty minutes so that sounding
36:06
about what you what you want their
36:07
that would be great because they actually has
36:09
they've learned what the bait the
36:11
main points of what they need rights but if
36:13
they wanna go deeper than making some to the podcast
36:16
and of the great way to do it because it's
36:18
still providing that complete idea so
36:20
that it's a great thing and then what
36:23
happens at the end of those is that centrists
36:25
gives them a call to action to follow you and
36:27
they can actually go over to to visit
36:30
your
36:30
profile to find out more about you
36:32
the hundred pens on the other hand
36:35
there the more traditional
36:38
pence that we remember their that kind
36:40
of longer
36:40
former lived a long long skinny
36:42
yell long and six can
36:44
yeah and what the deal
36:46
is you want them to have a
36:48
picture that is either
36:51
the pain points or the transformation
36:53
right so either where they're
36:55
at right now or were you want them to goes
36:57
they can kind of visualize that and
37:00
then some kind of checks overlay that
37:02
identifies the key word that solve
37:04
their problems okay how to
37:09
the market your podcast
37:10
whatever it is whatever you want of that there aren't
37:13
that needs to be specific and
37:15
they are those include both
37:18
a ten attend title all of
37:20
them include of entitle and a description and
37:22
then you can put a lien that goes out
37:24
to your podcast
37:27
know i'd like i said i would suggest that it would
37:29
be to acclaimed domain those
37:31
are going to be much better than
37:33
if it's just a random if
37:36
it's not your claim them and i guess is what i'm trying
37:38
to say on petrus would they at which
37:40
they actually have you do when you set up your profile
37:42
is you claim your website so
37:44
you wanna make sure that they're to a your
37:47
website as a pot if at all possible and
37:50
on
37:52
yeah so that that's just the lincoln it can be directly
37:54
to that episode so that they know
37:56
they can find out more information right
37:59
there
37:59
that makes sense that i appreciate you
38:02
drink some clarity on er mag when oh my listeners
38:04
lab same questions usually the last the hell
38:07
are now let's say to tell you can see
38:09
can active use but the they're inspired but they're like
38:11
add on our know where to start on
38:13
or do a you help people set
38:15
up all the and run their their petrus
38:17
accounts their talked about that little bit and if you want
38:20
to get involved in that how they get home
38:22
so am i do
38:24
i help people set up that's one of the
38:26
main things that i do is i help people set
38:28
up their their interest profile and
38:31
i hope you actually get those words started
38:33
identify the best thing
38:36
to that up on those words
38:38
right away i go ahead and go through your
38:40
content and we kind of do an
38:42
audit and find out what people are already interacting
38:46
with the most and then we started
38:48
start with that and
38:50
, get she set out so that your profile
38:52
is all keyword we make sure that we go
38:54
through and we make sure we have all the keywords you
38:56
need to get started and
38:59
then i will help you to kind
39:01
of identify a strategy going forward
39:03
something that feels great to you
39:05
that will fit into your overall marketing plan
39:08
and so on you know that's very
39:10
strategic for you and then what i also
39:12
included i also of that is i will
39:14
also give you some template
39:17
that actually help you teachers i
39:19
can play you know your
39:21
shirt future content so you can
39:24
you know has some brain a little bit of branded
39:27
on templates to put the standard
39:29
pens and to especially i
39:31
i don't do my gf him templates
39:34
that's only because they're a little harsh
39:36
for their little harder they're a little bit more complex
39:38
and like i said a lot of sensory purpose content
39:40
anyway so anyway
39:43
so i will give you those and then the
39:45
way that you get a hold of me i am
39:48
i have my website it's might the neighbor
39:50
my businesses
39:53
tend to blessings and so it's www
39:55
dot pen blessings dot com you can also
39:57
find me at penn blessings on instagram
39:59
and i love teaching on club house
40:02
so i'm ashley furner
40:04
p b on club house and then
40:06
you can find me they're pretty often
40:09
the way this is awesome i'm
40:11
i'm so glad oh yeah connected on clubhouse
40:14
and i'd this i'd this
40:16
the power of network air bible that's listening
40:18
and and you're like okay and find anybody to
40:20
interview like you aren't trying your i haven't
40:22
conversations you need to go out
40:24
on these other platforms you're gonna find people so
40:27
i'm actually i'm really you've
40:29
got the idea factory cooking
40:31
like curtin so i'm
40:33
gonna do the experiment out of as your ideas
40:36
and run by on or off air but damn
40:38
i think that sounds
40:41
like it's worth a shot here and like let's
40:43
see what happens of course i'll do another episode
40:45
report and and letter by know how it's going
40:48
great , business school petrus
40:50
experiments or but i appreciate
40:53
spend some time here with me to dame and with
40:55
the all my lesser so i
40:57
think we got that play elmo to take care of now
41:00
a big you so much as so enjoy
41:02
i pod vows another
41:04
great episode on ice i think it's great
41:07
as we did great a much about my performance today
41:09
but as they really rocked it and and gets
41:11
can attest to that but i
41:13
think that we've got some things to implement
41:15
if you are a little interest serious
41:18
than definitely connect with as login forever
41:20
information and a letter
41:22
give you some help ice or that is it
41:24
for the day and as always
41:26
under since you out there wishing you health happiness
41:29
and may downloads i will see you
41:32
next time pump your brakes pine
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