Blogs are found by search engines and can be used to educate people before they ever come to work with you. Posting your episode here is a must. 

We use email everyday. You can share your episode by putting the YouTube link in your email signature, making it easier for people to find. 

Just like the "Featured On" list of logos above, you can add one to your website or print material showing you've been featured on these platforms as well. 

In a 20 minute interview you can usually pull 3 to 5 sound bites of truth and passion that can be boosted on Facebook to your fans or a target audience. 

If you have other professionals you network with or who refer you, you can give them the link to your interview, making it easy to share with referrals what you do. 

You say brilliant things when you speak your truth. Grab those quotes and print them on cards that can be sent to past clients or your friends and family.

Sometimes the hardest part of marketing is figuring out what to say. But in a 20 minute interview you can find inspiration for all kinds of additional posts. 

Email is still a very effective and personal form of communication. Use your episode to inspire a sequence of emails you can send to nurture your email list. 

Truth is timeless. Take the clips from your interview and reuse them throughout the year stirring interest without having to spend more time or money on other marketing. 

If you have a non-profit, staying in touch is critical to future donations. Use your interview to inspire and nurture your relationship with your donors. 

If you're a speaker, people want to know you before they hire you. Your interview gives people an authentic angle into who you are that can't be created in demo reels. 

Creating context for your clients before they ever show up to work with you can create faster results and stronger connection before, during and after sessions.