Episode Summary

In this solo episode, Jessica Rhodes addresses a common question from Interview Connections clients: how often should you post about your podcast appearances? Discover the strategic reasons to post when you're booked, when you're recording, and when your episode goes live and why visibility is essential to growing your coaching business. Jessica also discusses the "upper limit problem" and why the voice in your head telling you to hold back might actually be limiting your growth and impact.

Key Takeaways

✅ Post at Three Strategic Moments:

• When you first get booked on a podcast
• The day of the recording (to share the excitement)
• When the episode is published

✅ Visibility Attracts Opportunities

One Interview Connections client, Christina L. Woods, landed a speaking opportunity at a retreat simply by posting about her podcast bookings. The retreat organizer saw her posts and reached out.

✅ Show Appreciation to Hosts

By tagging and sharing about the podcast with your audience, you're creating a two-way street—not just gaining access to their audience, but also introducing your community to their show.

✅ Overcome the Upper Limit Problem

That nagging voice telling you "this is too spammy" or "I'm being too much"? That's what Gay Hendricks calls the upper limit problem (your mind trying to hold you back as you expand). It's often a projection of others' insecurities, not a reflection of reality.

✅ Your Audience is Rooting for You

When you share your podcast appearances with excitement and authenticity, you're not being annoying. You're sharing value. Your audience wants to see you succeed.

Resources Mentioned

📚 The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks

A transformational read on overcoming self-imposed limits and the "upper limit problem." Perfect for entrepreneurs questioning their visibility.

Call to Action

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Reserve your spot in Jessica's FREE Podcast Guesting Masterclass:

• 🔗 Link: interviewconnections.com/masterclass