The More Profitable Podcast with Stacey Harris

Most podcast launches start with excitement… and end in exhaustion.

The energy’s high, the mic is shiny, and the ideas are flowing—until they’re not.
 A few episodes in, you’re wondering if it’s even w…

Most podcasters I talk to are worried about sounding “too salesy.” They don’t want to push too hard. They don’t want to annoy people.

And I get it. You don’t want to sound like a walking infomercial.

B…

You know what’s way easier than mapping out a podcast strategy? Buying another piece of gear. A fancy mic, a branded mic flag, a backdrop that screams, “I’m a professional, I swear.” 

I see podcasters…

Look, I get it. Starting a podcast feels like a big commitment. So instead, you’re stuck in the “I just need to be more ready” loop—which is really just a very professional way of procrastinating.

The…

If social media feels like an endless grind, you’re not alone. The constant demand for fresh content, chasing trends, and figuring out what to post next can be exhausting. But what if your podcast co…

Let’s be real. Showing up and recording your podcast is only part of the equation. If your show isn’t bringing in leads, driving conversations, or making sales easier, then it’s not doing the job you…

Let’s be real—podcasting isn’t the only thing on your plate. You’re running a business, working with clients, and honestly? Some days, just existing in the world feels like enough of a challenge.

But …

A lot of podcasters hit a point where they start wondering, Why am I even doing this?—especially when their show isn’t generating leads or sales. If your podcast feels like a time suck instead of a s…

A lot of podcasters believe that if they just keep showing up, the right clients will eventually find them. But here’s the deal—consistency alone doesn’t create sales. Strategy does.

If your podcast i…

How-to content might seem like the backbone of a successful podcast, but it’s often doing more harm than good for experts like us. Instead of guiding your listeners toward working with you, it leaves…

Twelve years of podcasting comes with plenty of lessons—especially when it comes to sales. From launching a show to evolving it into a true business asset, I’ve learned the hard way what works and wh…

Most business owners aspire to build trust with their podcasts—but here’s the catch: trust-building often gets tangled up with education. While teaching your audience can be valuable, it’s not the on…

Private podcasts can be a game-changer for your next launch—if you know how to use them strategically. Too often, business owners treat private podcasts like public shows, missing out on their full p…

you’re using your podcast to grow your business, ideally, your podcast fits into your larger service offerings. But are you clear on how they come together?

Client and longtime listener Shannon Baker …

Do I have a treat for you, I'm hanging out with the fabulous Nicole Otchy, who's sharing her experience shifting from personal stylist to becoming the go-to business consultant for personal stylists …

Business owners are always curious to know what other entrepreneurs have the most success with. From niches and marketing methods and platforms to actual products and services offered, they’ve always…

Got a sales problem you want to solve in the new year? Warning: doubling your podcast downloads isn’t the solution.

When I sit down with podcasters to discuss their goals, they often cite something ar…

Sometimes we overcomplicate things when it comes to podcasting. If you just want to get in and test it out or start slow, you don’t need fancy gear to get you going.

I don’t often discuss anything rel…

You’ve been working hard building your podcast audience, and now it’s time to leverage that community—maybe you’ve got a new program, a live event, or even a book release in the works. Whatever excit…

Are you unknowingly sabotaging your podcast’s credibility?

If your podcast is a key part of your business strategy—helping you generate leads and establish authority—these three common mistakes might …