Your podcast went quiet. Now you’re ready to come back.

Whether the break was intentional or your show just faded out, the question isn’t how to restart, it’s how to avoid ending up back here again.

In this episode of The More Profitable Podcast, we’re getting clear on what needs to happen before you hit record again. Because if you don’t look at what caused the break in the first place, you’re likely to repeat it, just with a different intro track.

This isn’t about guilt. It’s about clarity, capacity, and building a plan that actually works this time around.

1:15 — The two questions people always ask when coming back to their podcast (and why they’re not the ones that matter most)
5:02 — What really caused your break (and how to look at it without spiraling into shame)
11:49 — Why reconnecting with your purpose for podcasting is the key to building something sustainable
17:18 — How to turn that clarity into a plan that matches your actual schedule and capacity
24:42 — What needs to change in your process to avoid ending up in this same spot again

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You're doing more episodes. Adding special series. Creating private podcasts. More and more and more.

But here's the thing…doing more of something that's not currently working isn't going to get you better results. It's not that your audience needs more content from you, they need different content from you.

In this episode of The More Profitable Podcast, I'm breaking down four key lessons from high-performing podcasts that are actually making a difference in their brands and businesses. And by high-performing, I don't mean downloads. I mean shows that are generating leads, converting sales, and building leverageable assets.

These aren't about adding to your to-do list. They're about refining what you're already doing so your show gets more juice for the squeeze. Because when we stop trying to prove how smart we are and start meeting our audience where they actually are, everything changes.

0:55 — Why "more" isn't the answer (and what actually works instead)

2:04 — The four places to put your energy that don't require creating more content

4:02 — Why mindset shifts are tactical, not airy-fairy

8:26 — Lesson #1: High-performing podcasters are obsessed with their audience

10:31 — Why I'll never give up sales calls (and what they teach about content)

11:07 — How I use Fathom to mine sales calls for content gold

14:05 — Lesson #2: They strategically plan their content

16:37 — Lesson #3: They have offer-aligned content with clear CTAs

19:34 — Lesson #4: They have systems and support that prevent burnout

23:10 — What you can steal: Start with sales, map to buyer readiness, build systems

24:41 — How a podcast strategy intensive can help you implement these lessons

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It’s June. Month six of twelve. Which means yes, it’s “mid-year check-in” season.

And while everyone else is shouting about how behind you are, I want to do something different.
I want you to slow down. Get honest. Actually check in. Not because you’re supposed to, but because you need to know if your podcast is doing its job.

In this episode of The More Profitable Podcast, we’re talking about what a real mid-year audit looks like, the signs that your content isn’t pulling its weight, and how to fix the gaps before you hit the busiest sales season of the year. I’m also sharing why summer is the best time to do this work and how one small mid-year adjustment turned into a repeatable, revenue-driving series I still use today.

If your podcast isn’t setting you up for Q4 success, it’s not going to fix itself. Let’s get your show back on track.

1:20 — Why it’s not just about your podcast and what else you should be checking

3:12 — The real reason I almost didn’t make this episode (and why I’m glad I did)

5:06 — What happens when you avoid a mid-year check-in

9:00 — Mid-year audits aren’t a pass/fail test (and what they actually are)

9:24 — Why summer is the best time to make changes

13:00 — How one mid-year tweak turned into one of my most downloaded series

14:20 — Quick signs your podcast needs a tune-up right now

19:00 — The key audit questions you need to be asking

20:30 — Why episodes aren’t enough — you need assets

21:42 — What we’re doing inside Profitable Podcast Summer Camp to fix this

22:29 — Why now’s the time to build a podcast that fuels your business

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