Casually mention your podcast at parties
Plug 'n Play Podcast
Automate everything
but the chit-chat
Your Good Problem:
Your business is having a baby launching a podcast! You know it’s a great way to establish yourself as a thought leader and grow your audience.
But starting a podcast can become another full-time job. And as a business owner, you already have 3 full-time jobs.
Get a plug 'n play system
that runs in the background
From the moment you decide to do a podcast until you publish it, everything happens automatically
Invite
guests
Request the headshot
Email the
questions
Schedule the recording
Create the
thumbnail
Upload the
recording
Send edit instructions
Share
on social
You got this!
Don't pay thousands per month to a production agency
1. We meet once to talk about your podcast process
2. I set up the workflow and automations for you
3. You test and we tweak as needed over a 4-6 week period
That’s it. You plug ‘n play!
Why me? I'm a podcaster, too.
Also an automation maniac. Does that make me a podcastomation maniac?
If I look happy while podcasting, it's because I don't have to worry about Every. Tiny. Tedious. Task. When chatting with colleague and co-host Zineb Layachi, we both know that we have a system automatically running the nitty gritty. (Which helps get this great buzz going between us.)
Want the same? I can create and set up an automated system for you, too.
Can't guarantee you'll have as much fun as Zineb and I — buy you can try.
But the initial planning stage sounds so tedious. Figuring out exactly what needs to happen is going to hurt my brain.
That strategy step is my absolute FAVORITE!!! It is where the magic happens. (And it hurts your brain a lot less when you do it with me, instead of all by your lonesome.)
But I wouldn’t even know where to start with automation.
Right. That’s why you work with me. I know exactly where to start. 😂
But I hate comparing software! What a time suck.
Great! I already did that for you. 🙌🏻
But I know myself. The minute I finish an automation I’m going to want to change things.
And if you never set one up… you won’t want to change things? 🤔 Better to automate and tweak than never automate at all.
But what if it doesn’t work the way I thought it would?
No worries! We’re prepared for that. We allow time for the entire setup to evolve and we tweak it as we go along. It's a standard part of the process for a reason.
But setup is HARD.
I’d venture to say that no setup is harder. 😁 And it’s a lot easier when I’m doing the setup for you — which I do. That’s kind of the whole point.
But there are SO many tech choices and SO many online reviews.
I’ve done my own research and tried every recommended tool myself. So you don’t need to go by what some generic blog post says. You don't even need to read any of those bogus online “tech guides.” Ever again.
But I have no time to set up automations! I’m too busy chasing my tail!
Obviously, no one will force you to make time to processify and automate. BUT the sooner you do this, the sooner you stop chasing your tail and free up hours in which you can take on more clients. You’ll also have time to develop more evergreen products that can help your bottom line while you're enjoying more “relaxed” time. (I know. You never really relax.)
Fabulous praise
from friendly clients
One of the best things I did for my business.
Nancy Zhou
Saved 1000 hours trying to figure things out for myself. No more trying to remember everything and feeling like my brain was about to explode.
Michelle J Raymond (PnPP)
More time back with my loved ones, thousands of dollars saved in work time, and no headaches trying to set all of this up myself!
Alex B. Sheridan
So much technical know-how and yet explains everything so clearly even to those 'technically challenged'
Chaya Miller
The Zapier whisperer... she clearly knows the ins and outs of that software.
Curt Sassak
A to Z service, including a detailed summary of our sessions, as well as suggestions for improvement.
Noa Meir
Free Whizdom
for podcast automation
FEATURED
CRM vs ESP: How They Differ And What’s Best for Your Business
Day by Day explores the differences between using a CRM vs an ESP, sharing best practices and insights for marketing and sales success.
Choosing the right tools
FEATURED
The specialist versus generalist software dilemma
You start with one tool. Then another. Then another. Soon you're logging into six different platforms, switching contexts constantly, and wondering if there's a better way.
Choosing the right tools
.png)
FEATURED
Cookie Cutter or Custom Integration: How to Choose the Right Solution for Your Business
When your business needs to connect two critical software systems, you'll face a fundamental choice: go with a pre-built, template solution or invest in custom integration. The decision seems straightforward—the cookie-cutter option costs less upfront—but the real calculation is far more complex than comparing price tags.
