
This is the podcast for female Christian writers who want to grow and nurture their audience without social media. Are you tired of chasing the algorithm? Has social media left you feeling drained, overwhelmed, unfruitful and…trapped?Co-hosts and writers Sandy Cooper and Mary K. Tiller want you to be free to build a sustainable, profitable, and God-honoring writing career. Their vision is to empow... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 107 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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One of the hardest elements of social media to replace is the community. Getting instant feedback from likes, comments, and DMs can be exhilarating…but also addicting and life-sucking. And while we know that meaningful engagement with your ideal read... more
We talk a lot on this podcast about growing an audience without social media—but what does it actually look like when you take these strategies out of the podcast and put them into practice? Well, today’s guest can tell you. Sheryl Aeschliman, author... more
If you’re a writer, you’ve probably heard some version of this: AI is here to stay, so you’d better learn to use it—or risk being left behind. But what if the greater risk isn’t refusing to embrace artificial intelligence—but allowing efficiency, con... more
Do you consider yourself a morning person? Because today’s guest says you are—even if you’re convinced you’re not.
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I have found their podcasts to be liberating in affirming my decision to leave social media while practical in showing other productive ways to build my platform as a writer. They are so God-centered, funny, encouraging, and practical. Definitely worth listening to.
I stumbled across this podcast after spinning my wheels trying to market my book. Sandy and Marky K helped me take a deep breath and realize what was important. The wonderful guests and Sandy and Mark K being rooted in God is not just more information but good information that helped me feel like I now have a plan of action. Thank you for all the thoughts and all the giggles!
For the Christian writers who are tired of constantly-moving worldly writing goals, this podcast is a must-listen. Thoughtful perspectives, engaging guests, and encouragement without overwhelm. Don’t miss it!
I will miss these women as they break for the summer. They continue to bring insights, encouragement, and practical tips for publishing success without the pressure of “keeping up” “losing your mind” or suffering “overwhelm” in the modern digital world. Grounded, calm, wise, and helpful they genuinely and authentically care about showing you there is another way to publish and live. Congratulations on another great season!
Please give yourself 30+min to listen to real life wisdom revolving around social media. These 2 ladies shed light on succeeding with your pursuit in writing without the stress of social media. They provide humor as they Segway into great convo/tips for an overall better writing life!
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This show focuses on helping female Christian writers grow a meaningful audience without relying on social platforms. Across episodes, the hosts explore practical, faith-aligned strategies for building platforms, growing email lists, and cultivating community offline or through alternative channels. Guests range from authors and editors to podcasters and publishing veterans, all sharing actionable tactics for sustainable, purpose-driven growth. The format tends to blend personal storytelling with concrete steps—ranging from leveraging newsletters and partnerships to speaking engagements, before/without social media. A notable edge is the faith-centered, low-stress mindset that emphasizes boundaries, stewardship of time, and avoiding the alg... more
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