Just One Tip from Your Podcast Performance Coach

Your podcast is an extension of your brand. It helps potential customers get to know you and trust you. It positions you as an authority and thought leader so you become the obvious choice. At least that's what it's supposed to do. Too bad yours isn't. Let's fix that, in 5-minutes chunks. Just One Tip is a podcast for podcasters looking to grow their authority and convert with greater ease. Host Tim Wohlberg is a 30-year radio veteran who straight up hears things you can't hear in your show. As a podcast coach he helps entrepreneurs build better podcasts for their business or brand from scratch or can re-rebuild or pivot an underperforming show. In each 5-minute episode, Coach Tim offers up one quick tip that you can implement right away. From tech to content and performance to marketing – if you're a business owner expecting your podcast to deliver some ROI (not to mention, ROE) then this is the podcast for you.Not to mention grow your audience, generate leads and sales. Make your

Just One Tip from Your Podcast Performance Coach is a business podcast hosted by Tim Wohlberg, with 269 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Tim Wohlberg hosts Just One Tip from Your Podcast Performance Coach, a business show with 269 episodes published.

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  Episode #268

  268 How Your Podcast Fits Into Your Marketing Ecosystem (The 50,000-Foot View)

  Aug 18, 20266 min

  Your podcast shouldn't be your marketing strategy. It should be part of your marketing strategy. So, how well is it working with everything else you're doing? In the last episode, we took your podcast up to 10,000 feet to look at whether the show itself was aligned with your business. This time, we're going even higher. Check out the FULL EPISODE SHOW NOTES (with links) From 50,000 feet, you can see your entire marketing ecosystem: your website, email list, social media, search visibility, networking, guest appearances, speaking, offers, referrals, and, yes, your podcast. The question is whether they're actually working together. In this episode, we'll look at: • How your podcast fits into your larger marketing strategy • Why hitting publish should be the beginning, not the end, of an episode's marketing life • How your podcast can support your email, social media, search visibility, sales conversations, and guest appearances • Where your Podcast Path fits into the larger customer journey • Why connected marketing touchpoints become trustpoints • What to measure when podcast downloads aren't telling you the whole story • How to spot opportunities to get more marketing value and ROI from the podcast you're already creating Your podcast can be one of the hardest-working pieces of content you create, but not if it's sitting off on an island all by itself just collecting downloads. If you're wondering how your podcast should fit into your overall marketing strategy, that's exactly the kind of thing we look at inside the Podcast Tune-Up . We don't just look at individual episodes. We look at the entire ecosystem around your podcast and identify opportunities to improve your podcast ROI. Book your free private podcast coaching call at PodcastPerformanceCoach.com , and let's figure out how to make your podcast work harder for your business.

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  Episode #267

  267 How to Think More Strategically about Your Podcast

  Aug 4, 20267 min

  Is your podcast building your business... or just producing episodes? In this episode, I share a simple 10,000-foot exercise to help you evaluate your podcast strategy and make sure every episode is moving your business forward. Most podcasters spend so much time creating the next episode that they rarely stop to look at their podcast as a whole. They're thinking about guests, titles, editing, promotion, and next week's recording. All of those things matter, but every once in a while, you need to zoom out. That's what I call taking the 10,000-foot view . From up there, you stop looking at individual episodes and start looking at your podcast strategically. Is it attracting the right audience? Is it reinforcing your expertise? Is it aligned with your business goals? Or has it slowly drifted off course? In this episode, we'll cover: • Why every podcaster should take a 10,000-foot view of their show • How to evaluate your last ten episodes as a complete body of work • The warning signs your podcast has drifted away from your goals • The difference between working in your podcast and working on your podcast • Why every episode should have a purpose within your overall podcast strategy Sometimes the biggest breakthrough doesn't come from creating a better episode. It comes from stepping back and realizing you're creating the wrong episodes, speaking to the wrong audience, or solving the wrong problems. If taking the 10,000-foot view leaves you wondering whether your podcast is as strategic as it could be, I'd love to help. Book your free private podcast coaching call at PodcastPerformanceCoach.com , and together we'll make sure your podcast isn't just producing episodes, but producing real results for your business.

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  Episode #266

  266 How Do You Get Invited to Be a Guest on the Best Podcasts?

  Jul 21, 20268 min

  Being a guest on other people's podcasts is one of the most effective ways to build your authority, reach new audiences, and grow your business. But there's one mistake I see people make all the time. They're so focused on getting booked on more podcasts that they forget to ask whether they're pitching the right podcasts. One interview on a show your ideal client actually listens to can create far more opportunities than twenty appearances on podcasts that never reach the people you want to serve. In this episode, I share a simple framework for deciding which podcasts are worth pitching, how to research a show before reaching out, and why building a relationship with the host before you pitch can dramatically improve your chances of getting invited. We'll cover: • How to identify the best podcasts for your business • The four questions to ask before pitching any show • Why audience fit matters more than audience size • How to write a guest pitch that podcast hosts actually want to read • The biggest mistake people make when introducing themselves • Why leading with value—not your credentials—gets better results If podcast guesting is part of your marketing strategy, don't measure success by the number of interviews you book. Measure it by whether you're getting in front of the right audience...who then become your audience. Here's how NOT to do it: https://podcastperformancecoach.com/125-how-to-avoid-sending-the-worst-podcast-pitch-ever/ Book your free private podcast coaching call at PodcastPerformanceCoach.com , and let's build a podcast (and a promotion strategy) that grows your authority, generates leads, and delivers real ROI.

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  Episode #265

  265 Podcast Storytelling: How to Choose the Most Effective Story for Your Episode

  Jul 7, 20266 min

  Everyone says you should tell more stories in your podcast. They're right. But I think we've skipped over an even more important question: Why are you telling that story in the first place? If you're podcasting for your business, every story should be doing more than entertaining your audience. It should help your listener understand an idea, overcome a limiting belief, build trust, or take the next step. In other words... Every story needs a job. In this episode, I explain why the best stories don't start with the story at all. They start with the lesson you want your listener to remember. Once you're clear on that, choosing the right story becomes much easier. We'll cover: • Why podcasters should tell stories with intention • How to choose the most effective story for your message • Why your listener should always be at the centre of the story • The mistake many podcasters make after telling a great story • A client example that shows how one well-told story led directly to a new client Remember, the story might be about you... but it's really for your listener. When they recognize themselves in your story, they connect with your message. And when you clearly explain why that story matters, your ideas become more memorable and far more likely to inspire action. If your podcast episodes feel a little flat, it may not be because you need better stories. It may be because your stories need a clearer purpose. Book your free private podcast coaching call at PodcastPerformanceCoach.com (click the big, orange button to access my calendar) and let's make sure every part of your podcast is working to build authority, generate leads, and grow your business. 234 How Tiny Stories Build Big Trust with Podcast Listeners 107 Why You Need More Stories in Your Podcast

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  Episode #264

  264 The Best Podcast Microphones for Every Budget (2026 Update)

  Jun 23, 20267 min

  Most podcasters spend far too much time searching for the perfect microphone and not nearly enough time recording. As a podcast coach, one of the questions I get asked most often is, " What microphone should I buy? " So every year, I revisit my recommendations, check the latest reviews, and see if there's a new microphone that's changed everything. Spoiler alert: not much has changed. In this episode, I break down the microphones I recommend most often, explain why dynamic microphones outperform condenser microphones for most podcasters, and help you decide whether USB or XLR is the right fit for your setup. You'll learn: • Why I recommend dynamic microphones for 99% of podcasters • Why the Blue Yeti is not my microphone of choice • The pros and cons of USB vs XLR microphones • My top microphone recommendations for beginners, intermediate podcasters, and advanced setups • Why microphone technique matters more than microphone price • The simple advice that could save you months of microphone research Featured Microphones: • Samson Q2U • Audio-Technica ATR2100x • Shure MV7+ • Electro-Voice RE320 (Pat McAfee mic) • Shure SM7B (Joe Rogan mic) If you've been stuck comparing microphones instead of starting your podcast, this episode is for you. Listen now and escape the research rabbit hole because your listener doesn't care what microphone you use. They care whether you show up, whether you serve them, and whether what you have to say makes a difference in their lives. Resources: My Top Podcast Equipment Gear List: PodcastPerformanceCoach.com/resources Book your free private podcast coaching call: PodcastPerformanceCoach.com

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