We Are Podcast

In most aspects of life, we’re stronger together than we are apart. That saying sounds cheesy, but it’s true, especially when it comes to promoting your podcast. So who are you partnered with? In this short clip from my Growth Accelerator program, I break down the three main elements of starting a partnership for your podcast. I back up these points with real-life examples and explain how to appro...

In all the commotion of interviews, guest landings, and little intricacies of making a podcast, the big idea can get lost. How do you keep tabs on what matters most in your show? I talked to Jay Ooi, the creator of the podcast Shoes Off , about how to sustain your podcast by focusing on the big idea. He provides a detailed example of his day-to-day process. And he gets into the importance of provi...

Like a new relationship, starting a podcast requires commitment and effort. So are you in it for the long haul? This snippet from WAP 2020 features Melissa Ambrosini, bestselling author and host of the number one podcast, The Melissa Ambrosini Show . After more than three successful years of podcasting–her show has over 16 million downloads–she’s an inspiration and a motivator who understands how...

Interview jitters got you anxious for your next show? Cue the confidence and learn how to ask the right questions the right way–for you and your guest. This episode is a snippet from WAP 2017 featuring Michael O’Neal, host of The Solopreneur Hour podcast . Leading your guests into their best stories and enlightening wisdom can be a daunting task. That’s why Michael breaks down exactly what to thin...

In today’s loud world, it can be easy to feel unheard. This leads to a chorus of strained voices, all vying for attention. Do you ever take the time to really listen to what they’re saying? I spoke with broadcaster and mindfulness meditation teacher Megan Spencer about how to be a good listener. She explains how conversations in your podcast require you to take your guest’s hand, but let them lead...

Are you unable to determine whether the content that you create for your podcast is headed in the right direction? In this short clip from my Growth Accelerator program, I break down the five key principles of podcast content creation. I explain how to prepare for success and come up with strategies to gain social attention. I also highlight the importance of solid planning for perfect execution.&...

When it comes to your podcast, don’t let yourself go crazy from stress. Learn how to outsource to people who can assist you in your podcasting journey, and see progress ensue with an organised team. This episode is a snippet from WAP 2020 featuring Trivinia Barber, the host of the podcast Diary of a Doer and founder of the assistance company PriorityVA. Trivinia understands the sanctity of sanity...

In this episode, I talk with Scott Mitchell, the host of the podcast Thought Hacking , about the power of perspective. We walk through our podcasting processes, comparing our best-practices. And we discuss the challenge of staying focused and how to maintain your attention throughout your podcast. This episode will open your eyes to the potential perspectives that are holding you back in your podc...

In this episode, I chat with Scott Bryant-Comstock, the host of The Optimistic Advocate , about going deeper with your podcast. Scott explains how he practises channelling the universe in his podcast, embracing the life forces within and our different thought processes regarding the future. Podcasting is like a dance, and learning the steps isn’t always the process you think it will be. This episo...

In this short clip from the Growth Accelerator program I run, I go into how to optimise your content for different social media platforms. I tell you the three main things you want to get out of your social media presence. I also walk through the Amplify checklist for gaining social attention. If you want to turn feedback into progress and improve your content across all platforms, this is for you...

I talk to natural health expert Tony “T.C.” Hale about overcoming the doubts of podcasting. T.C. used to be a stand-up comedian, so he understands the frustration of feeling like no one’s listening. Now an author and host of two podcasts, Kick It Naturally and Six Figure Health Pro , T.C. has been teaching health and fitness professionals how to help people on a large scale through podcasting. Her...

This episode is a snippet from a We Are Podcast Q&A session with Dan Fleyshman. Dan became the youngest founder of a publicly-traded company when he was just 23. His media agency, Elevator Studio, works with more than 600 influencers and management campaigns worldwide. Dan breaks down how to make your podcast stand out with a dynamite brand. He also dives into best-practices for expanding your net...

This short clip from our Launch Accelerator program is all about how to adapt your podcast to consumer behaviour. I break down how to explain your topic like you’re talking to a 5-year-old. I also go over creating an effective introduction that is sure to lock in your listeners. Your podcast is no exception to the ever-changing world which is why it's important to go with the flow. || LINKS || mus...

In this week’s episode, Byron talks about how his vision of success has changed after starting a podcast. When he first started, he thought renowned guests and popular topics would bring him to the top. Over time he realised that listeners want interesting stories from authentic people, regardless of social status. That “aha” moment happens in regular conversation. You can send the same message wi...

In the podcasting world, you’re bombarded with the importance of the “Call to Action”. A CTA is indeed important, but what about the call to engagement? Engagement can’t happen until you create meaningful relationships with your podcast audience. In this episode, I speak with Mathew Passy on Podcast Me Anything about the importance of audience engagement. We hash out ways to do this effectively an...

This episode features a We Are Podcast session with Dan Martell. Dan is the founder of Clarity and Flowtown and hosts two podcasts of his own. He is a master at creating magnetic content. Dan goes into the 7-step process he uses to create this valuable content and how he uses it to monetise. He also explains why monetising your podcast isn’t just about the money; it’s way beyond that. Listen to le...

In this short episode, I break down how looking at sales as invitations can change your whole approach. I give you the steps I use to convert listeners to customers. And I explain why looking at sales in a negative connotation is throwing off your entire game. Your listeners are smart, so if they think that you think you’re being sleazy about sales, it shuts the whole thing down. || LINKS || weare...

Consistency is so essential for a successful podcast. Taki Moore lays out the five steps to creating a framework that will deliver a consistent tone, quality and style every time. The secret is to develop a framework that’s loose enough to give you freedom but tight enough to deliver consistency. So if you don’t have a framework for your podcast episodes yet, you need to listen up. This will save...

If you don’t audit your content, you’re wasting your content. This episode is a short snippet from our Growth Accelerator program. In it, I get down to business about what it means to audit your content and how to do it. First, I break down all the different categories of content. Then I explain why each one is an essential component in your podcast content library.  Content is so incredibly...

In this episode, Carina O'Brien breaks down how she’s able to work, be a mum and run a podcast all the same time. She’s got a little one at home, and another on the way, so organising, scheduling and prioritising is a must. The pandemic altered her plans a bit, as it did for so many of us, but it made her goals clearer in many ways. Carina speaks about her new plans for the future and what she’s d...

Omar Zenhom explains the power of online webinars and how you can create one for yourself in his presentation from 2017’s We Are Podcast event. There’s no reason to be intimidated by this useful medium. And if you already have a podcast, you can repurpose your podcast content to build your webinar. Omar lays it all out for you, in the brilliant way only he can. So if you’ve been curious about webi...

No one expects you to be an expert at editing at the beginning of your podcast journey. However, your show needs to sound professional. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to make a podcast sound professional with bare minimum editing.  Welcome to  Should I Start A Podcast . I’m Ronsley Vaz. Each week you’ll hear me, and a star-studded guest lineup, dig deep into the podcasting process....

Whatever your motivation for starting a podcast may be, instant monetization shouldn’t be a priority. A huge part of building your show is building professional relationships. You can’t do this alone, so the better you are at developing these relationships, the better chance you have at building a successful show. James Whittaker knows how to build professional podcast relationships. James is a se...

Finding your “why” before starting a podcast seems simple enough. But, what goes into that process? It may be a bit more digging and self-reflection than you thought. But determining your driving purpose is the key to building your brand, and your audience. Welcome to  Should I Start A Podcast . I’m Ronsley Vaz. Each week you’ll hear me, and a star-studded guest lineup, dig deep into the podc...

Look, selling doesn’t come easily to everyone. A lot of you are starting podcasts as a passion project. And it’s obviously going to be hard to turn that into a sales platform. It’s easier to sell if you understand the different stages of selling. Welcome to  Should I Start A Podcast . I’m Ronsley Vaz. Each week you’ll hear me, and a star-studded guest lineup, dig deep into the podcasting proc...