In the last episode, we talked about why the majority of new podcasts don’t make it past episode seven - it’s because they jump into starting their show and often don't think beyond the launch date itself. But there’s one thing that sets successful podcasts apart from those that fade away: having the right systems in place. So in today's episode, I’m sharing five systems that will help you maintain consistency and keep your podcast thriving for years and years to come. Let's get started!

EPISODE MENTIONS AND LINKS

How To Use Content Pillars So You Never Run Out of Episode Ideas [Episode 43]

Three Episode Types To Turn Podcast Listeners Into Clients [Episode 95]

The Easiest Way To Find Content Ideas For Your Podcast That's Often Overlooked [Episode 110]

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