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Podcasting Strategy to Get Clients for Moms Who Podcast

Pamela Krista - Podcasting Strategist & Podcast Manager
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Pouring hours into your podcast as a busy mom AND business owner, and your show STILL isn't booking you clients? You did not start your podcast to chase downloads, go viral, or build a bigger following on social media. You started it to grow your business online business. But somewhere along the way podcasting started to feel like one more thing on your plate that is not paying you back. Wellll...... more

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Latest Episodes

Does showing up on social media feel like one more job piled on top of the podcast you are already fighting to keep going? Pamela felt exactly that, so she went completely dark on Instagram for 11 months, no posts, no reels, barely a story. When she ... more

If showing up on social media has started to feel like one more job stacked on top of the podcast you are already fighting to keep going, this one is going to change that. There is a reason your podcast, your Instagram, and your offers can all be run... more

Have you ever felt like you are supposed to podcast the right way, the traditional way, the way everyone else seems to be doing it, and it just never feels like you? Here is your permission to stop. The things that actually make a listener trust you ... more

Have you ever missed a week and felt like your whole podcast was falling apart, like you are behind, you have to catch up, and maybe you are just not cut out for this? I have been the person white-knuckling every single week out of guilt, and I have ... more

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Danny Pescuma
Host of In the Writing Shed
In the Writing Shed with Danny Pescuma
Episode: A Podcast Q&A on Systems, Guest Pitching, and Intros That Actually Sound Like You
Renee Allen
Host of Inspiring Women with ADHD
Inspiring Women with ADHD
Episode: A Podcast Q&A on Systems, Guest Pitching, and Intros That Actually Sound Like You
Pamela Krista
Podcast coach and podcast manager who does end to end production
Moms Who Podcast
Episode: 144. Cubicle to CEO Podcast Interview: Why Most Podcasters Quit and How Podcasting Can Actually Support Your Business

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Pamela Krista
Host of Moms Who Podcast; podcast manager and strategist; focuses on turning dream listeners into buyers and building a client-generating podcast system.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 113 ratings
  • So relatable

    This podcast is relatable for every mom who wants to make a difference and make income. Pamela holds nothing back, is authentic, and honest always. This podcast is a must listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SweetFingaz
    United Statesa month ago
  • Amazing

    I LOVE Pamela’s energy, communication, and delivery. She is amazing and extremely helpful!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bloggerthefrogger
    Canadaa month ago
  • I found this at the right time

    This show is full of information that’s perfect for someone who is just getting started with podcasting (or rebranding like me). It is providing me with solutions to things that I don’t hear anyone else talk about, like what to do with old episodes from an older brand. This show is worth checking out - you’ll definitely learn something new!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wayfinder97
    United States4 months ago
  • So Helpful!

    Pamela has a warm & friendly approach & shares a wealth of information for podcast creators!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Renee @inspiringwomenwithadhd
    United States4 months ago
  • Great Clear Strategies for podcasters

    I love the clarity of Pamela’s delivery of her strategies for creating clear podcasts that work for the podcaster and listener.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bubbyess
    United Kingdom6 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the clear frameworks and templates that translate into real results.
The host provides actionable, tactical podcasting guidance with a warm, approachable style.
Audiences value lessons on turning episodes into client opportunities and revenue.
Community-oriented and gate-keeping-free, with emphasis on implementation over theory.

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How To Choose The Right Podcast Category So Your Dream Listener Actually Finds You
Q: What actually goes into picking your category when you fit into more than one?
The host explains that you should prioritize the category that matches the listener's journey and the outcome you provide, rather than the topic itself, and prefer a precise subcategory over a broad one to maximize visibility.
A Podcast Q&A on Systems, Guest Pitching, and Intros That Actually Sound Like You
Q: Hi Krista, my show Inspiring Women with ADHD wants advice on how to make intros and outros not sound rehearsed; should I have a standard one every time or record a canned intro/outro?
Use a short, distinct intro (5-8 seconds of music with a brief spoken intro) and consider an organic opening for authenticity; canned intros can be useful but should be concise to avoid losing listeners, and you can layer a quick five to eight second musical cue with your spoken hook.
A Podcast Q&A on Systems, Guest Pitching, and Intros That Actually Sound Like You
Q: My niche sits between writing, journaling, and personal growth, and I'm worried that niching too tightly will exclude people while staying broad risks sounding like everyone and no one. How specific should I be when pitching myself as a guest on other shows?
Be specific about what you bring to the other show, not about your own show; target shows that align with writing, journaling, or personal growth, and tailor the angle and offers to each show while keeping a general lead magnet to grow your list.
A Podcast Q&A on Systems, Guest Pitching, and Intros That Actually Sound Like You
Q: Hi, my name is Kim from West Palm Beach, Florida, and my question is really about podcasting systems. What do I do first? Do I need a pre-planning interview? How long should it be? And how do I turn that pre-planning into a structure for an episode?
Focus on one through line for the episode and outline the three to four steps that lead from the guest's transformation to the episode's takeaway; keep it concise and flexible, use Airtable or a similar system as the central hub, and create a simple planning template that can scale as you produce more episodes.
144. Cubicle to CEO Podcast Interview: Why Most Podcasters Quit and How Podcasting Can Actually Support Your Business
Q: What tasks should podcasters delegate to reduce the burden of weekly content?
Editing, uploading, scheduling, and strategic guidance to align episodes with offers; repurposing content into blogs, reels, and emails can extend reach and save time.

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This show centers on practical, battleground-tested strategies for turning a podcast into a client-generating asset for female entrepreneurs, with a strong emphasis on systems, workflows, and clear CTAs. Episodes frequently cover categorization for discovery, audience targeting, back catalog optimization, and actionable frameworks for pitching guests, structuring episodes, and turning listenership into paying clients. A standout aspect is the founder's transparent sharing of templates, audits, and real-world experiments—often with step-by-step playbooks and community resources—that help busy moms grow their shows without sacrificing life balance. The program appears uniquely focused on turning podcasting into a core marketing engine rather ... more

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