Have you ever wondered how podcasters consistently release episodes while making money along the way? The secret isn’t just great content—it’s consistency.A regular release schedule is the backbone of a successful podcast. It’s how creators build trust, grow their audience, and keep listeners coming back for more. Consistency not only strengthens your connection with your audience but also opens doors to sponsorships and monetization.In our podcasting tech episode today, we chat with podcasting expert Traci DeForge about the importance of consistency in podcasting, the value of integrating audio marketing, and effective strategies for monetization.Traci DeForge is the founder of Produce Your Podcast, a full-service podcast production company. With over two decades of experience in broadcast radio before transitioning to podcasting in 2015, Tracy brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. She’s also the host of multiple shows, including Growth Accelerator, Journey There, and Ask Brian Radio Show.This episode is a must-listen if you want to master audience connection, unlock monetization potential, and understand the critical role consistency plays in building a successful podcast.In this episode, we cover:Traci shares her enthusiasm for Alanis Morissette's recently reactivated podcast, highlighting the significance of consistent episode releases. (3:15) Strategies for podcasters to reengage with their audience after a hiatus, akin to rekindling a relationship after "ghosting."  (8:45) How to leverage your immediate network for podcast sponsorship and monetization. (15:30) Traci talks about the enduring power of audio podcasts and the risks of video content overshadowing audio.Tips on how to integrate your podcast marketing organically across different platforms like newsletters, social media, and blogs. (28:00) Links and resources mentioned in this episode:Produce Your PodcastTraci DeForge's podcasts: Growth AcceleratorJourney ThereAsk B

What do food, innovation, and the future hold for realizing greater well-being? In this episode of Discover WellBeing, I sit down with Callie Cavanaugh, an entrepreneur and innovation culture expert in the holistic food and healthy lifestyle industries. Callie shares her journey from food coaching and culinary arts to transforming organizations through wellness innovation, emphasizing the power of intuition and personal experiences, including her transformative time in Italy. Together, we explore how a balanced approach to well-being can fuel creativity and innovation within teams and beyond.Listen now and get inspired to take your health and business to the next level.Callie's Book On Amazon: Eating In By DesignCallie's Website

We are just a little over two weeks away from the Los Angeles Rams being on the clock for the 2025 NFL Draft.What would be the worst nightmare outcomes for the Rams in this year's draft? Taking a quarterback too early? Not taking a quarterback at all? Passing on a linebacker?We discuss all of this and more on the Rams LAFB Show! Tune in and make sure to like and subscribe to the Rams LAFB YouTube Channel!Listen to our Rams Podcast: https://www.lafbnetwork.com/nfl/la-rams/la-rams-podcast/Go to www.LAFBNetwork.com for FREE full access to all of our podcasts and join the community!Social Media: @LAFBNetwork | @RyanDyrudLAFB | @RLAndersonLAFB | @Brittany_Bets | @BaulaParrantes

John and Mateo dive into a candid conversation about the current landscape of short-term rental (STR) conferences, focusing on the recent VRMA Spring Forum. They discuss the challenges faced by both vendors and property managers, analyze the ROI (Return on Investment) metrics, and explore potential solutions to enhance the value of industry conferences. With insights from their own experiences and observations, they emphasize the importance of adaptability, inclusivity, and innovation in shaping the future of STR conferences. Join them as they share their thoughts, opinions, and hopes for the industry's most significant events.Episode Highlights:Discussing the ROI metrics for conferences, they emphasize the importance of tangible outcomes and sustained relationships post-event.ohn shares Direct's decision to not attend the VRMA Spring Forum based on past experiences and ROI analysis.Mateo raises questions about the inclusivity and relevance of major conferences like VRMA for all segments of the STR community.The conversation evolves to address the changing landscape of industry conferences, including the rise of smaller, more intimate events.They explore potential format changes for VRMA conferences and highlight the need for creativity and adaptability.John acknowledges the innovative efforts of industry leaders like Tyann Marcink Hammond with Touch Stay and Madison Rifkin CEO of Mount in reshaping the conference experience.Closing the episode, they express optimism for the future of STR conferences, their support of VRMA, and encourage listeners to share their feedback and ideas.Episode Sponsor- DirectDeciding which property management software to use isn’t easy. Direct encourages everyone to demo a few options and see which is best for you now and for your growth. If you’re a host or property manager who is unhappy, it's a great time to talk with Direct!Direct is built on a modern framework that's intuitive and seamlessly integrates operations, distribution, conn