If you aren't already doing this, it might be worth using the insights from your podcast on other outlets as well, e.g. sound bites on twitter, key insights on blog posts, and email newsletter which allows individual articles to be shared on social media easily, setting up a profile on clarity.fm for paid business consultations, carefully cultivating relationships with some journalists, bloggers who write articles related to areas of your expertise.

Also, it might be worthwhile surveying your podcast audience to find out what they like/love vs. don't like/hate (think a 2*2 matrix) about your podcast, so you can make the existing audience stickier and potentially expand the audience.

Is that 50,000 total downloads, or 50,000 per episode. There is a difference.

Most importantly, find something Authentic that you can share with your listeners to improve their lives.

Aubrey Marcus spoke about growing his million dollar business (Onnit) using an influential podcast. You can hear that interview here: < lewishowes.com/ep35 >

It's all about Authenticity with podcasts. You could always ask them! :)

I'll need more information. What sort of podcast is it? Feel free to give me a call.

Hi there,

Well let's assume that you have 500 customers which you acquired via your podcast and sold them your consulting / coaching services. So because you have this customer base, then your job is not to find more customers ("having the phone ring") your job is to find more products / services for your existing customers to buy.

Now because you're a consultant (coach) - it's the same as being a freelancer - in other words your return on equity is low, because you can't leverage your time.

So by selling more products to your existing customers you'll be able to significantly drive the bottom line of your business.. and you'll be able to generate far more revenue in the long run.

Happy to chat further...

50,000 listeners a month could be incredibly valuable.

Find out who your audience is and target businesses looking to market to that specific segment.