Why Your Podcast Feels Valuable to You, But Not to Listeners
About this episode
Courtney Elmer discusses why podcasts may feel valuable to creators but fail to engage listeners, emphasizing the importance of effective communication of expertise.
If your podcast feels valuable to you but listeners are dropping off halfway through your episodes, the issue might not be your content but the way you’re communicating it. Most experts think valuable podcast content means sharing more of what they know. But your listeners won't care how much you know until they understand what your knowledge can do for them. I'll walk you through the 3-part formula for turning your expertise into content listeners care about so more of the right people...
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Host: Courtney Elmer
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