. Steph Fuccio: Hey, I'm Steph Fuccio, I'm the owner of Coffeelike Media,

and today I'm going to give you a tip to help you share your podcast

with less content creation stress and more connection potential.

I Own and operate my solopreneur venture Coffeelike Media and I help people who

are passing on their knowledge, skills, and stories by refining their message.

Uh, whether it's by doing podcast editing, audits, coaching sessions,

et cetera, for them and getting it in front of their right.

people, which is where a lot of podcasters stumble.

Uh, I do this with a podcast focus ecosystem that includes podcast audio.

And yes, we say that now, uh, sub stack newsletters, YouTube videos

and their social media channel.

One of choice.

I first got into podcasting as a creative release.

I was leaving academia and I wanted Zero gatekeepers and I wanted to

just say my thing and not have, I don't know, just connect one on

one with any potential audience.

Then I realized that people were listening and there was a podcasting

community space that was amazing and the connections grew and grew and now

I combine all of that as well as help others do the same and find their people.

Um, the thing I love about podcasting the most.

That has really kept me in the medium, not just as a creator for the past seven

years, but as a listener from the days when you had to drag the files onto your

mp3 player is the ability for anybody to be on the same platform as the folks that

have the big bucks to have their super polished stories and programs out there.

I love the fact that you can hear from.

Literally anybody who uploads their audio and that is just, it

still blows me away even in 2023.

Um, my big tip is to connect your content to each other.

And this actually sounds like more work, but it's actually less because if you

take what you've already created in your podcast audio and repurpose it, and that's

not just taking bits of it in its current form and putting it in other places.

Although that could be part of it, but it's actually taking it, the content,

the value, the information, the lessons learned, the gems in it, and putting

that in different places, like in a Substack newsletter so that people can

get maybe one tip a week in their inboxes.

Putting it over on a YouTube channel, Even if it's in a static YouTube

channel with tons of optimisation so more people can get it in front of

them, or even if it's like a quote or an image from the video where you, you

know, where you made or met your guest or co host or had a really interesting

conversation, you had that aha moment and you can see it in their faces, like

repurpose something from that experience.

That was creating that audio on different platforms because, and

this is blasphemous, but I'm saying it, not everybody is an audio lover,

but a lot of people could benefit from your message, your story, your

experience, whatever you're sharing.

So get your content, information, and gems into text, into audio, into

video and onto social media in a way where people can consume it quickly

without always needing the audio.

And once you do all of that, connect it all to each other with links, and you've

created a content flywheel that would have people find you even when you're on break.

So you can find my work, everything I do, all of my creations and services

and stuff, everything, everything, everything at Coffeelike Media dot

com, the newsletters at Coffeelike dot sub stack.com, and I wrote for

the podcast host different articles on how to do this and that in

podcasting for a number of years.

So you can find those articles that are still very relevant

over at the podcast host.

podcasting people.