Rolling Out the Red Carpet: Creating the ULTIMATE Podcast Guest Experience That Makes Your Interviewee Say, "Can We Do That Again?"
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Presentation to the Podcast South Florida Meetup group. How to create a guest experience for podcast guests from all stages of guest acquisition, interview, post-interview and hints for social media sharing.
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Rolling Out the Red Carpet: Creating the ULTIMATE Podcast Guest Experience That Makes Your Interviewee Say, "Can We Do That Again?"
- 1. Rolling Out the Red Carpet: Creating the ULTIMATE Podcast Guest Experience That Makes Your Interviewee Say, “Can We Do That Again?” Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle
- 2. Be My Guest ! Since 2009, 99 podcast episodes 95 guest interviews 168 guests 16 ½ guests twice 1 GUEST THREE TIMES!!! @herpowerhustle © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert
- 3. Guest Who? @herpowerhustle© 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert Guy Kawasaki Dave McClure Tommy 'Tiny' Lister Caroline V. Clarke Pat Flynn
- 4. My Story © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle
- 5. A Media Maven is Born © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle
- 6. Class is in session: Interviews are learning opps @herpowerhustle © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert
- 7. The Whit e Guys @herpowerhustle © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert
- 8. 5 Guys - 15 Minutes Guy Kawasaki Pat Flynn Peter Shankman Dave McClure Mr. No Response (I’ll book him yet!) © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle The Originals…4 said ‘YES’ within 24 hours
- 9. No Chicken List s! They’re people too @herpowerhustle © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert
- 10. In Practice: When making initial contact with a guest be honest, but not effusive, about their impact on you and value they’d bring to your audience © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle
- 11. I let t hem t alk, BUT... @herpowerhustle © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle
- 12. I LI STEN, as if I’m in the audience @herpowerhustle © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert
- 13. In Practice: Actively listen, treat the ‘interview’ like a ‘conversation’--avoid thinking of your next question, just listen © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle
- 14. # t bt and get the guests involved! @herpowerhustle © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle
- 15. # t bt and Guy did it! @herpowerhustle © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle
- 16. In Practice: Make it easy for guests to share and highlight their appearance Click to Tweets Graphics Personalized URLs © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle
- 17. The Best Networking Tool on the Planet @herpowerhustle © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert
- 18. Be Our Guest !!!! © 2015, Michelle Y. Talbert @HerPowerHustle Subscribe to the Her Power Hustle Podcast! herpowerhustle.com Guest inquiries: michelle@herpowerhustle.com
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- Rolling Out The Red Carpet: Creating the ULTIMATE Podcast Guest Experience That Makes Your Interviewee Say, "Can We Do That Again? reaching out to/booking/post-show nurturing guests for interview format shows?
- My story… Dreams deferred… High school graduation at 17 Married at 18 Son born at 19 Daughter at 20 By 22nd birthday… But that was only the beginning Guy Kawasaki dropped out of law school after 2 weeks...then he teased me about him figuring it out faster than I IN 2009, after leaving yet another law firm job, I was active in the NSA and felt that I wanted to begin speaking an inspirational/motivational speaker--convention got counsel from Valorie Burton and Les Brown; podcasts were gaining popularity with speakers so I recorded 3 episodes…DOYD and established twitter established but sat dormant. Then turned to twitter to market. Not very focused approach.
- After meeting online then dating…We learned what not to do… So many lessons learned about self-publishing and social media Then the floodgates of opportunity opened... Engaged interesting people. Simultaneously attending writing workshops and networking in person with people in the DC and NY literary world. First big opportunity – EBONY; we then got coverage on various radio shows and podcasts. We travelled across the country featured at various conferences and events. 2013 launched our podcast. By then I was totally in love with social media. I saw the power of social media and in addition to working on love relationships I expanded my personal brand to include business writing and relationships…I attended a few women’s conferences, what is now Steve Harvey’s Radical Success Institute and Lucinda Cross’s first Activate Conf. Met folks in person and continued those relationships online. I’m a relationship person. I’ve studied human development, relationships and business & personal development for over 25 years and in the digital age whether for love or for business, The main advice that we give to singles is that you have to balance online and offline interactions. So too with networking for your business. Even if you meet people in person if they want to check you out they’ll use your website from your business card or google you or find you on linkedin or all of the above. In this day and age you need a strong presence online and in person.