The Ultimate Social Media Guide for Podcasters
101 Social Media Content Ideas and Strategies to Help Market, Promote, and Grow Your Podcast Audience
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This subheading should target a pain point that your online course can solve
The format for this section is known as PAS: Pain, Agitation, Solution. Start by identifying your customer’s pain. Show them that you understand their problem.
Don’t rush to introduce your course, but instead be really specific when you describe exactly how it feels to have this problem. You want your reader to start nodding and thinking “Yes, that’s exactly my problem!
Once you’ve really made the pain clear, it’s time to agitate it. Indulge in how this problem gets worse. Why is it frustrating? Why does it feel so awful? What is it that makes the problem so problematic?
After a few short paragraphs, you should have your readers 100% focused on the issue and how bad it is.
If you are writing a long-form sales page, this is the section that would grow the most. You could expand this into a blog post format, with a content pattern that explores the customer’s pain even further. Add images, icons, subheadings, quotes and more.
If you’ve written this section well, your visitors should be wanting a solution by the end of it. They’ll be hoping that you’re about to turn things around and relieve their pain for them.
And you are…
Introduce Your Digital Product
Here you want to write a short paragraph that quickly explains exactly what your online course is and how it’s the perfect solution to the problems you’ve been talking about in the previous section. Keep it short, but provide the essential information they need to be able to make sense of what’s coming. For example, make sure they know that it is an online course designed to teach them how to achieve their goal
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Show them what’s in the course
Let your visitor know how many modules there are and what each one is about.
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Module 1: Title Of Module Here
Explain exactly what this module will teach them, and use names of individual lessons if you can. You might want to include the number of lessons, the length of each lesson, or any other information. But make sure you focus on the benefits that the customer would get just by taking this module on it’s own
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Module 2: Title Of Module Here
Explain exactly what this module will teach them, and use names of individual lessons if you can. You might want to include the number of lessons, the length of each lesson, or any other information. But make sure you focus on the benefits that the customer would get just by taking this module on it’s own
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Module 3: Title Of Module Here
Explain exactly what this module will teach them, and use names of individual lessons if you can. You might want to include the number of lessons, the length of each lesson, or any other information. But make sure you focus on the benefits that the customer would get just by taking this module on it’s own
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Module 4: Title Of Module Here
Explain exactly what this module will teach them, and use names of individual lessons if you can. You might want to include the number of lessons, the length of each lesson, or any other information. But make sure you focus on the benefits that the customer would get just by taking this module on it’s own
Here’s what people are saying about the course
This paragraph is optional, but you might want to use it to introduce your upcoming testimonials. Since you’ve just introduced your course, they should focus on how the course helped customers to obtain a huge benefit. If you haven’t got great testimonials yet, then check out our the secret to getting raving testimonials for your online course
Marie Fisher
Developer
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Since these 3 testimonials are just after you’ve introduced your course, they should focus on how the course helped customers to obtain a huge benefit.
Carl Numan
Hotel Manager
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Since these 3 testimonials are just after you’ve introduced your course, they should focus on how the course helped customers to obtain a huge benefit.
Gary Howard
Photographer
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Since these 3 testimonials are just after you’ve introduced your course, they should focus on how the course helped customers to obtain a huge benefit.
Bonus
Now it’s time to introduce your Bonuses!
What else is there in the course that you haven’t explained in your modules above? Even if it’s a regular part of your course, if you haven’t mentioned it at all on your sales page yet, then it’s time to introduce it in this section as a Bonus. If you’re not sure what to put here, then check out our article on 6 great ways that you can increase the perceived value of your online course
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Tell them all about this other great thing that they also get. Maybe it’s access to a members-only facebook group or online forum. If so, tell them about it here!
Tell them why this bonus feature of your course is going to help them achieve even more than what you’ve already outlined in the modules above. 1-on-1 coaching calls, downloadable workbooks, cheat sheets… whatever it is, mention it in this section.
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Tell them all about this other great thing that they also get. Maybe it’s access to a members-only facebook group or online forum. If so, tell them about it here!
Tell them why this bonus feature of your course is going to help them achieve even more than what you’ve already outlined in the modules above. 1-on-1 coaching calls, downloadable workbooks, cheat sheets… whatever it is, mention it in this section.
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Tell them all about this other great thing that they also get. Maybe it’s access to a members-only facebook group or online forum. If so, tell them about it here!
Tell them why this bonus feature of your course is going to help them achieve even more than what you’ve already outlined in the modules above. 1-on-1 coaching calls, downloadable workbooks, cheat sheets… whatever it is, mention it in this section.
Subheading About Why Your Course Is Valuable
This section is all about price anchoring. In a moment, your visitor will be seeing the price of your online course, so you want to begin talking about the value of your course in this section so that when they finally see the price, they feel that it is reasonable.
This section is not required, but it is common on Sales Pages for online courses, especially if they are highly priced.
If you do want to include this section, help the visitor by explaining how the alternate solutions to their problems can cost much, much more than your course.
Perhaps you want to tell them what it costs to get this equivalent teaching at university. Or perhaps you’ll tell them how much you would charge for a few hours of private coaching. The goal is to give them something to gauge the upcoming price against.
This section works best if you directly list monetary numbers, such as $5000. Anyone skimming the page will immediately stop when they see a dollar sign and read the text around it. When they realise this is not the course price, they’ll keep scrolling until they do find the price and gauge it against the first number they saw.
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Hi, I'm Whit!
By day, I am a content marketing strategist of Speakerazzi, a content marketing agency that specializes in creating podcasts, videos, and digital products. By the weekend, I am the host of Pink Lemonade Podcast, a platform that I have grown to more than 30K listeners and generated clientele, speaking engagements, and sponsors.
Podcasting is not just something that I do; it's something that I live. I've taught more than 300 students about podcasting and content marketing by developing and teaching the first podcasting and social media curriculum at the International College of Broadcasting, teaching the next generation of media professionals at the Ohio Media School, and being a guest speaker for multiple organizations and universities around the country.
I know first hand about the challenges of creating the "right" content to promote your show or finding inspiration to create content that is both eye-catching and valuable to your audience. I've gone through the trials and tribulations of brainstorming, creating, and promotion content as both a podcast host and a producer of other podcasts, and I've packaged everything I know that works into a bundle to help you provide value and consistency online to help you save time, brain cells, and frustration that comes along generating content ideas.
I have three simple rules for creation and three rules only:
Create based on what you know and/or what you've experienced to get here.Create on platforms that are comfortable for you and where your audience consumes content.Create consistently and courageously -- don't be afraid to do what no one else is doing!
My templates will give you the blueprint to confidently create podcast promotional content so that you can focus on doing what you do best.
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This section is important. Right after you’ve introduced the price of your online course, you need to do everything you can to alleviate purchase anxiety. As soon as a visitor sees the price, they will start to think of all the reasons why they shouldn’t buy. That’s why it’s important to have your refund policy immediately after the first time your price is mentioned.
Don’t wait! Look at what past students have to say about this course
These 3 testimonials should focus on why past customers found that your course was absolutely the right decision. Remember, your visitors are looking for reasons not to buy after they see the price, so include some testimonials here that alleviate that anxiety. If you haven’t got great testimonials yet, then check out our article on the secret to getting raving testimonials for your online course
Debra Grant
Reporter
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These 3 testimonials should focus on why past customers found that your course was absolutely the right decision. Remember, your visitors are looking for reasons not to buy after they see the price, so include some testimonials here that alleviate that anxiety.
Linda Parker
Police Officer
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These 3 testimonials should focus on why past customers found that your course was absolutely the right decision. Remember, your visitors are looking for reasons not to buy after they see the price, so include some testimonials here that alleviate that anxiety.
Glenda Sanders
Financial Advisor
Pull out a few key words for a testimonial title
These 3 testimonials should focus on why past customers found that your course was absolutely the right decision. Remember, your visitors are looking for reasons not to buy after they see the price, so include some testimonials here that alleviate that anxiety.
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