Stop Treating Podcast Guesting Like a Tinder One-Night Stand
Savvy Entrepreneurs, Authors & Gurus Outmaneuver These Costly Behind-The-Mic Errors
Too many podcast guests with something to share or pitch treat interviews like a "one-night stand" off Tinder, but the real leverage comes from treating them like a "second date." The first date is your introductory "vibe check" pre-interview private VOIP call with the podcaster. Once you're done recording, you either walk away with a permanent business asset or a pile of wasted time.
Here are the 9 structural mistakes that turn high-value guests into background noise--and how to fix them...
Before you book yourself on another show, make sure you're not leaving not-so-metaphorical money on the table with these rookie mistakes...
1) Showing up on podcasts uninformed
The Error: Showing up on podcasts, shows, and channels that you know absolutely nothing about.
The Reality: Treating an interview like a random cold call rather than a targeted boardroom...
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