How do you run your podcast like a business instead of just recording conversations?

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey shares lessons from producing over 893 podcast episodes and helping entrepreneurs launch their podcasts.

Terryl explains how scheduling challenges led him to document his processes, automate reminders, and create systems that save time.

He also shares why he paused podcast interviews to understand what his business was actually offering, what he learned from selling merchandise, and how conversations with customers helped him identify new opportunities.

In this episode, you'll learn why documenting your steps matters, how to create a repeatable podcast process, why your podcast needs a clear offer, and how consistency helps people learn about your business.

If you're a business owner who wants to launch a podcast or already has one and wants to understand the business behind it, this conversation is for you.

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After five years of building Failure is Knowledge and producing over 893 podcast episodes, I'm starting to understand why consistency, business systems, and staying top of mind matter.

In this episode of the Failure is Knowledge Podcast, I share what I've learned about building a podcast production business, helping business owners launch their podcasts, following up with customers, and improving the processes behind the work.

I also talk about mistakes I've made, what I've learned from attending events, and why being good at podcasting wasn't enough to understand the business of podcasting.

If you're a business owner, entrepreneur, or podcaster who's been doing the work but struggling to see results, this conversation is for you.

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Getting someone to say yes in business can be exciting, but what happens after they agree to work with you?

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey shares why getting customers can feel overwhelming and what he's learned while building a podcast production business.

From delivering on promises and listening to customers to understanding follow-ups and customer touchpoints, Terryl talks about the work that happens before and after someone becomes a paying customer.

He also shares lessons from delivering newspapers as a child, helping 53 people with podcasting, and learning why customers don't always buy right away.

If you're a business owner trying to get customers, improve your sales process, or understand your customers better, this conversation is for you.

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