When All Else Fails, Tell a Story

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When all else fails, tell a story. Stories pull the audience in and connect them to a shared experience and emotion. This adds richness to an interview that facts and figures alone just cannot accomplish. Remember to celebrate the wins and be kind to yourself throughout the process.

After doing 100 podcast interviews about my new book, here’s what I learned

To call the podcast tour I did to promote my book, Two Weeks Notice, a whirlwind would be an understatement.

I did 100 podcast interviews (yes, you read that right!) over the course of a few months, traveling to multiple different cities throughout the United States.

It was both rewarding and exhausting… and I won’t lie, I had to pinch myself a couple of times, because writing a book – and then going on the road to promote it – has literally been a dream come true for me.

Now if you’ve been with me for a while, you probably know that I’ve learned so much throughout the entire experience of writing, pre-selling, and promoting a book. The podcast tour was no exception.

In true Amy Porterfield fashion, I prepared as must as I possibly could. I didn’t want to sound like a broken record, and it was also incredibly important to me to share its message in a way that was really meaningful for listeners.

I’m happy to report that all of my preparation paid off – but of course, there were some things I learned along the way (and in retrospect) that I wanted to share with you.

In this episode, you’ll hear the 5 biggest lessons I learned, which I can guarantee will be helpful if you write a book, or do a podcast tour, at some point in your journey. And what’s great is you can also apply the lessons I share to other areas of your business, too.

So pop in your earpods, cozy on up and tune in!

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