The More Profitable Podcast with Stacey Harris – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Business owners are always curious to know what other entrepreneurs have the most success with. From niches and marketing methods and platforms to actual products and services offered, they’ve always wanted information that’d help them get a leg up. 

For podcasters, that curiosity includes the kind of episode content that’s most popular with listeners. On this show, I’ve recommended specific episode types I think every podcaster should create. And much to my delight, the three most downloaded episodes of this show in 2024 happen to fall into these categories. So if you’re curious to know what they are and why they worked, let’s dive into it!

In this episode of The More Profitable Podcast, you’ll learn which three episodes were our most popular this year and why they’re such valuable assets. I’ll also reveal how I know they worked, beyond the fact that they were the most downloaded ones of the year.

1:14 - Why highlight these three episodes? A behind behind-the-scenes reveal

6:16 - Why the most popular episode this year worked on a client education and activation level

11:39 - The audio sales page episode that proves why these kind of episodes are logical, must-have assets for your show

16:15 - The third most popular episode in 2025 and how episodes like it allow listeners the opportunity to see themselves

Mentioned in My 3 Most Downloaded Episodes in 2024 (and Why They Worked)

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How Molly Watts Improved Her Relationship With Repurposing Podcast Episodes

The Podcast Conversion Formula: 3 Episode Types Your Podcast Needs to Convert

3 Episode Types Every Expert Hosted Podcast Needs to Generate Sales

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Got a sales problem you want to solve in the new year? Warning: doubling your podcast downloads isn’t the solution.

When I sit down with podcasters to discuss their goals, they often cite something around getting more potential consumers to listen to their show. So many think that an increase in listeners equals an increase in sales and can fail to consider other, more important factors. So if getting more listeners and downloads shouldn’t be the goal for the new year, what should be?

In this episode of The More Profitable Podcast, you’ll learn why focusing on downloads is the wrong move and where to put your focus for a meaningful goal instead. I’ll discuss the questions to ask and the steps you can take so that you stop wasting time and mental capacity in ways that don’t convert your show content into the sales you want.

5:34 - Why download numbers are a vanity metric and not the actual problem with your show

10:00 - What you should be thinking about instead of download numbers

14:36 - Are you actually building a show for the audience you want to attract?

17:46 - The crucial differentiator in how-to content that converts sales from your show

23:18 - What to look at next as you set your goals for the new year

Mentioned in Why Doubling Your Podcast Downloads Won’t Grow Your Business

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You know that old saying, “Make money while you sleep”? With a well-structured podcast, you can start to do exactly that. Your podcast should work as an extension of your sales team, converting listeners into clients even when you’re not actively engaging.

But are your podcast episodes—specifically the calls to action (CTAs)—actually driving listeners to take action? Let’s not run on feeling alone, let’s do an audit so we can find out what’s really happening.

In this episode of The More Profitable Podcast, I’ll guide you through how to audit your CTAs effectively to ensure they are working as powerful sales tools. We'll cover three key elements you need to evaluate, and I encourage you to follow along with your best sales-focused episode in mind.

5:40 - Why the placement of your free vs. paid CTAs within episodes needs scrutiny

10:49 - How many calls to action per episode I recommend and the missing contextual piece for many podcasters

13:07 - How to make sure that the ask you’re making with your call-to-action makes sense

18:09 - How to make it easy for your listeners to take action when you make the ask

Mentioned in 3 Ways to Improve Your Podcast’s Calls to Action for More Conversions

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Marketing “gurus” love to give the same type of advice online. On social media sites like TikTok, one of the more prolific pieces of advice is looking up questions asked using a tool like AnswerThePublic. That can be great for brainstorming or refining content ideas or getting clarity on keywords. But there are two places where you can truly find a never-ending stream of quality content ideas.

In this episode, I reveal what my two favorite ways to find content ideas and how I use them to generate content that speaks to my ideal clients.

3:39 - My #1 favorite way to get content ideas

6:31 - Another way this benefits you as a long-time service provider

10:14 - My second favorite way to get content ideas

12:23 - The very specific kind of podcast Uncommonly More produces

14:55 - Examples of how I’ve applied this second technique to this podcast

Mentioned In The Two Most Effective Ways to Generate Content Ideas

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EP 578: “The Power of an Audio Sales Page”

Podcast Housekeeping Series:

“How to Craft the Perfect Podcast Introduction”

“How to Craft the Perfect Podcast Outro Call to Action”

"How to Craft the Perfect Podcast Description and Cover Art"

“How to Craft the Perfect Podcast Episode”

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You know how people can get anxious at the idea of building a sales page? I’m weird in that I LOVE creating audio sales pages for podcasts! In fact, I’ve been recommending clients record them for their podcast for almost two years now. In this episode, I want to give examples of audio sales pages I’ve created in hopes of normalizing this process so that you (if you’re skittish about it) can stop feeling that anxiety, too.

1:07 - The valuable real estate you have available to you as a podcaster with an offer

5:46 - What the structure of an audio sales page looks like (and the difference between it and a written sales page)

8:17 - Why you shouldn’t worry about sounding too salesy, douchy, or uninteresting in your audio sales page

12:02 - The common narrative I hear from clients about creating this asset

14:23 - Why it’s fine to keep recording audio sales pages even if your offer never really changes

Mentioned In How to Create an Audio Sales Page for Each of Your Offers

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“Private Podcast Feeds for Course Creators and Coaches with Lindsay Padilla”

“What Working With Uncommonly More Looks Like”

“Why I’m Committed to Being Annoying”

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You feel like your podcast clicks on all cylinders. It has a great intro and outro, fascinating topic discussions or great guests, crystal clear audio, and a smooth production process. But there’s a problem: it’s not really converting listeners into paying clients. Why? In this episode, I talk about the actual reason behind your show not converting into sales.

1:19 - How I know why your podcast doesn’t convert into sales (without even having to listen to a single episode)

4:16 - The biggest benefit that comes with using your podcast content (or any content) as an educational tool for clients

8:42 - An example of how I educate my clients on converting sales during podcast strategy intensives and quarterly meetings

12:26 - The problem with just teaching all the time on your podcast

Mentioned In The Real Reason You’re Not Getting Sales From Your Podcast

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Welcome, welcome to part four of our podcast housekeeping, how to craft the perfect podcast episode. I am most excited for this episode because I think this is a place that is most impactful to how you feel about your podcast.

Everything else has been very public-facing, it's been very much so about the listener on the other end, and absolutely this is too, because we're obviously crafting episodes for listeners, for people, but this one's a little more process. This one's a little more inside you, what you want, and how you go about putting things together.

Let's kick off by starting at, you guessed it, the beginning.

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Welcome to week three of our podcast housekeeping series. We're going to talk about your podcast description and cover art today.

Don't skip this bit, because there are a couple of things here that you might be surprised about.

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Let’s kick off week two of our podcast housekeeping series. Last week we talked about your podcast introduction and today we're talking about your podcast outro. I want you to think about these two episodes together.

A lot of what we talked about last week is going to apply to this week, and a lot of what we're going to talk about this week, you'll actually be able to reverse and apply to that as well.

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Let's talk about housekeeping. This episode is the start of a four-part series on podcasting housekeeping you maybe haven't done in a while.

If you don't have a show yet and you're looking to launch your show, these are really good episodes to start with because these are foundational pieces.

If you're currently running a show, these are probably things that you “set it and forget it” with.

Today we're going to revisit them and make sure they're still doing what they're supposed to do for our shows. 

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