Storytelling Sells a Podcast - Eps. #232

<p><strong>How many of you remember growing up listening to your parents, grandparents, siblings, aunties, uncles or even teachers read you stories?</strong></p><p><strong>I remember having a reading circle in my classroom when I taught 3rd grade and it was the best part of the day.  Having all the kids sit in a circle while I read to them some would lay back and close their eyes while I read - they were probably imaging the scenes and characters in the book not aware that I was showing the pictures after each paragraph.</strong></p><p><strong>I loved reading to my sons when they were young, making the voices of the Disney Characters like Mickey Mouse or Pluto, this too was the best time of the day.</strong></p><p><strong>Why do you think LeVar Burton’s Reading Rainbow was so popular?</strong></p><p><strong>Most people love listening to stories and that is why storytelling sells a podcast.</strong></p><p><strong>You have to be relatable to your listeners, you have to offer them something - education, entertainment, enlightenment, inspiration, motivation - something, but more importantly, you have to tell the story in order to sell them to come back for more.</strong></p><p><strong>Now, not everyone is a good storyteller, nor is everyone a good podcaster, but if you are good at telling stories, not LIES, then you probably are a good podcaster.</strong></p><p><strong>Listen to today&apos;s episode for ways in which to tell a good podcasting story to increase your audience and to broaden your brand and expand your exposure online.</strong></p><p><strong>Send an email to info@ablakeenterprises.com to schedule a 30-Minute Complimentary Discovery Call or register for the 2-hour Coaching Session.  Find and follow me on all my social media platforms at https://linktr.ee/delblogger</strong></p>--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/delawareblogger/message