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The Interview Connections Podcast | Podcast Guesting Agency for Coaches

The Interview Connections Podcast | Podcast Guesting Agency for Coaches

著者： Jessica Rhodes
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Welcome to Interview Connections! We’re the first-ever and leading podcast booking agency. The Interview Connections Podcast is the go-to show for coaches looking for actionable advice on how to grow their business online and attract high ticket clients. 13 years ago, in 2013, I started booking my dad (a business coach) as a guest on podcasts because I wanted to be a stay-at-home mom. Fast-forward to today and Interview Connections is a multi-seven-figure podcast booking agency. We’ve booked over 50,000 podcast interviews for more than 1000 coaches. Subscribe & Listen to Every Episode Take Notes & Implement Share with Your Network Follow Interview Connections on Social Media – Stay connected on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/interviewconnections/ Book a call – If you want to be a guest on podcasts, we can help! Visit https://interviewconnections.com/ to book a free consult.© 2025 by Interview Connections | All Rights Reserved マネジメント・リーダーシップ マーケティング マーケティング・セールス リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • Hosting a Live Event For Your Community with Kami Guildner

    Hosting a Live Event For Your Community with Kami Guildner
    2026/09/17
    Episode SummaryJess sits down with long-time friend and business coach Kami Guildner to talk about what it means to be a "movement maker" and the power of stepping into bigger visibility. They discuss Jess's new 10x goal for Interview Connections, including her plans for a live event (Interview Connections Live), energy work and inner alignment, building community through events and podcasting, and lessons from Kami's 12 years of hosting the Extraordinary Women Ignite conference.Key TakeawaysOn Movement MakingMovement makers are people who know their work will create real change and refuse to play smallAlignment from the inside out—who you're being through the process—matters as much as what you're doingWomen's wisdom and visibility create a ripple effect of impact that goes beyond individual business successOn Scaling & The 10x GoalJess is 10x-ing Interview Connections with her business coach's guidanceNew initiatives include Interview Connections Live (a regional, one-day workshop event) launching in fall in New EnglandLive events create community in ways that digital doesn't—people are craving in-person connectionOn Inner Work & EnergyNourishing your vessel is equally important as business action-takingEnergy work, proper nutrition, movement, and practices like Reiki support the clarity needed for big visionsHorses as mirrors for grounding and accessing inner wisdom (Kami's unique approach with her Movement Maker Mastermind clients)On Live EventsSize matters: 100-person conferences allow for deeper connections without overwhelming new attendeesKami's Extraordinary Women Ignite is about 40% repeat clients, 60% new attendees—a strong business driverPodcast booths at conferences amplify reach (Kami's pivot from 60-second snippets to full 10-minute interviews for easier publishing)On Podcasting as a Business ToolPodcasting builds relationships with people you've never met and shortens the sales cycleListeners who binge your podcast content feel they already know youGuest podcasting + hosting your own podcast work synergisticallyReal conversations can't be replicated by AI—this is why both podcasting and live events matterHighlights & QuotesOn alignment: "When women get in full alignment with their purpose, it creates not only impact from what they're doing, but who they're being through that process."On inner work: "If you're 10x-ing your business, what are you doing to keep your vessel clear and clean? We have to nourish our bodies with the right foods, energy work, and movements."On movement making: "Someone who knows what they're doing is going to really create a difference for a group of people, and they're stepping up in ways where they're not going to play small anymore."On podcasting: "It's the best way to build relationships with people you don't know, because you get to go into deeper conversation with people."Guest InformationKami GuildnerBusiness coach for high-vibe women entrepreneurs • Connector • StorytellerKami works with Movement Maker women entrepreneurs who have built successful businesses and are scaling to multiple six-figures and beyond, stepping into their next level of visibility, influence, and revenue.Her Impact:Hosts Extraordinary Women Radio podcast (9 years, ranked in top 1.5%)Runs Extraordinary Women Ignite conference (12 years, 100 women, Colorado)Leads Movement Maker Mastermind (year-long program with horses-based retreats)Trained in Reiki and healing touch (30+ years); integrates energy work and horses into her coachingResources & LinksFind Kami Online:Website: KamiGuildner.com Conference: KamiGuildner.com/ignite Podcast: Extraordinary Women Radio In This Episode:Interview Connections Live (upcoming regional workshop events)JJ Virgin's Mindshare Summit (San Diego, late September) — Interview Connections is the exclusive podcast booking agencyKatie Brinkley (podcast professional featured in Kami's conference podcast booth)Topics CoveredMovement making and purposeful scalingJess's 10x goal and new initiativesEnergy work, inner alignment, and Reiki with horsesBuilding community through live events vs. conferencesThe power of podcasting for relationship building and business growthEvent planning tips and toolsSmall vs. large conference dynamicsPodcast guesting as a visibility and sales strategyReady to Get on Podcasts? Master the #1 Authority Growth System for Coaches in 2026Join Jessica Rhodes for a FREE 4-Part Live Masterclass on how to use strategic podcast appearances to build a predictable, authority-based client acquisition system for your coaching business. Reserve Your Spot Now at https://interviewconnections.com/masterclass-2026/
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    21 分
  • Ask Jess: How Can I Convert More Listeners Into Clients?

    Ask Jess: How Can I Convert More Listeners Into Clients?
    2026/09/15
    Episode OverviewDiscover the #1 thing podcast guests can do to convert listeners into dream clients—a simple strategy that the majority of podcast guests are getting wrong. Learn why your end-of-interview call-to-action is your golden opportunity to transform listeners into high-ticket coaching clients.Host: Jessica Rhodes, Founder & CEO, Interview Connections Topic: Converting Podcast Listeners Into Coaching Clients Through Strategic Calls-to-ActionKey Takeaways1. The Host Question "How Can Our Listeners Connect With You?" Is Your Conversion MomentThis closing question is NOT just a polite formality—it's your cue to offer a valuable free giftMost podcast guests miss this critical opportunity by defaulting to: "Find me on Instagram, visit my website, check out my LinkedIn"When you recognize this as your conversion moment, you can direct listeners toward becoming your clientThe Pitfall Most Guests Fall IntoAnswering the host's question in a scattered, unfocused wayDirecting listeners to multiple platforms without a clear next stepTelling people what social media you're on instead of what action you want them to takeLosing the opportunity because listeners don't know where to go or what to do2. The Strategy That Converts: One Clear, Valuable Free GiftPrepare ONE compelling free offer to give at the end of every interviewDon't list your various options—choose the one free gift that creates the most valueDirect 100% of your listeners to the same place (not scattered across multiple platforms)The Free Gift Should Be:Valuable enough to entice listeners to take immediate actionClearly connected to their pain point or goalEasy to access (one URL, one clear step)Positioned as the starting point of their journey toward becoming your clientWhy This WorksListeners get clarity on what to do nextYou capture their information and get them into your funnelThe gift demonstrates your expertise and valueIt naturally positions you as the solution to their problem3. The Numbers: How Podcast Interviews Drive Client AcquisitionInterview Connections by the NumbersFounded in 2013 to enable Jessica to be a stay-at-home mom (her dad was the first client)Over 50,000 podcast interviews bookedThousands of coaches, consultants, and experts helped build their businessesThe strategy works—when executed correctlyThe Real OpportunityPodcast appearances are one of the highest-ROI lead-generation channels for coachesBut most coaches don't maximize the conversion because they get the call-to-action wrongOne strategic change—a clear, valuable free gift instead of scattered social links—can dramatically increase your client pipelineThe Mindset Shift RequiredMove from answering the host's question to leveraging itOld mindset: "The host is asking me a polite closing question—I'll just answer it"New mindset: "This is my biggest conversion opportunity on the entire show—I need to make it count"Call to ActionFree Podcast Guesting MasterclassReady to turn podcast interviews into dream coaching clients?Reserve your spot now:Visit: interviewconnections.com/masterclass Learn the proven system used by 1000s of coaches, consultants, and expertsDiscover how to convert more podcast listeners into your dream clientsTopics CoveredPodcast guesting strategy for coachesLead generation from podcast appearancesThe power of an effective end-of-interview call-to-actionHow to structure a free gift that compels listeners to take actionConverting podcast listeners into high-ticket coaching clientsBuilding an effective offer funnel from podcast guest appearancesThe 13-year evolution of Interview Connections and podcast bookingResourcesInterview Connections Website: interviewconnections.com Free Masterclass: interviewconnections.com/masterclass
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  • What is a Podcast Host’s First Impression of You?

    What is a Podcast Host’s First Impression of You?
    2026/09/10
    Episode OverviewIn this PodSwap episode, Jessica Rhodes sits down with Hersh Rephun, a branding strategist who helps founders, CEOs, and thought leaders ensure their work is interpreted correctly from the moment it's encountered. Hersh is the founder of Yes Brand Builders, host of Yes Brand and Truth Tastes Funny podcasts, and author of Selling the Truth.Learn what podcast hosts are actually looking for when they evaluate you as a guest, why your positioning matters before you ever step on a mic, and how to craft a first impression that converts listeners into dream clients.Key Stat: Podcast hosts receive 5-10 pitches per day. What makes yours stand out? It's not what you think.Understanding Your First Impression (0:08 - 1:10)Your first impression isn't just the moment someone meets you—it's everywhere they encounter you. On your website, in your social media bio, in your email signature. Hersh defines it as a comprehensive thing that includes all the work you've done and how the marketplace perceives you at any given moment.The Real Pitfall: Two Approaches That Backfire (1:12 - 2:31)Many experts make one of two mistakes:The Everything Approach: Listing everything you do with hyphens and hoping people find what they need. Result? A confused first impression with no clear signal.The One-Thing Approach: Narrowing down to just one thing. Result? You get lumped in with every other person doing that one thing.The solution: Integrate multiple aspects into something that stands out, rather than taking things away.What Podcast Hosts Actually Look For (3:28 - 7:40)Hosts receive 5-10 pitches per day. When they evaluate a potential guest, Hersh typically goes to the website first—it's usually the thing you've invested the most thought into. He's looking for "friction"—something that stands out and intrigues.The Three Types of Positioning Problems (8:23 - 10:05)Hersh identifies three positioning challenges:1. Interpretive Friction: Nobody understands what you do. Your explanation is so convoluted that people switch off. Example: "It has to do with the solar system and lights, and then everything switches..."2. Interpretive Compression: You're so simple or generic that you blend in with everyone else. Example: "I'm a dentist." (Same as every other dentist.)3. Emerging in a Category of One: You're so unique and specialized that you're game-changing. Example: "I invented a pain-free root canal with no anesthesia." (Now people listen.)Finding the Positioning Sweet Spot (10:26 - 12:39)Your goal: Create a first impression that: ✅ Intrigues your audience enough to make them curious ✅ Is clear enough that they understand you ✅ Isn't so complex that they get tired trying to understand ✅ Isn't so simple that they've heard it a million timesHersh's personal example: "I work with interesting people who are tired of explaining themselves."This statement opens doors to deeper conversation ("How? Why interesting people? Why tired?") without being confusing or dismissive.Story Needs a Purpose, Not Just Chronology (13:09 - 15:12)Many people confuse story with just listing events: "When I was 15 this happened, when I was 17 that happened, now I do this."Real storytelling requires conceptual completion—explaining the meaning and the "why" behind what happened to you. When you just list events, the audience has to piece it together, and they may only remember fragments.The Host's Job Isn't Just to Interview (15:12 - 17:23)Hersh's business evolved from execution-focused work (PR, copywriting, creative direction) to something deeper: helping clients clarify their positioning upstream. He realized the real problem wasn't distribution or amplification—it was confusion on the audience's part.His "Authority Alignment" process helps you:Establish your signal clearlyStrategize your positioningOrganize your ecosystem so your message stays consistent across all platformsThe goal: Ensure the interpretation the audience makes in those first 3 seconds is exactly what you intend.Real-World Example: How One Psychologist Repositioned Herself (18:05 - 22:15)The Challenge: Kirsten Harrison is a trauma psychologist who wrote a book about a relationship with a formerly homeless, trans client. When pitching to media, she kept getting positioned as "trauma expert"—limiting her to trauma-focused outlets.The Real Story: After working with Hersh, they discovered the true thread through her entire career was community—how to build and integrate people into communities in healthy ways. It's not just about trauma; it's about belonging.The Result: Kirsten now gets booked as a community-focused thinker, opening doors to public interest media, speaking engagements, and community-building events—rather than just trauma psychology conversations.The Lesson: "You can't read the label from inside the bottle." An outside expert can see positioning that's invisible when you're living it.Who Should Work With Hersh (22:28 - 24:03)His ideal clients ...
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    26 分
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