066: How having a podcast can help you market better

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This is a special episode with one of my clients, Ernie Svenson. We had a great discussion recently about how lawyers can use podcasts.

Podcasting is not as hard as most people think. After having done his podcast for over a year, Ernie was ready to share some “behind the scenes” observations. The main takeaway is that you can create a podcast more easily than you’d imagine.

And the impact that a podcast will have on your marketing efforts are huge. The ROI of podcasting surpasses every other form of marketing or advertising. Listen to my interview with Ernie Svenson and find out how.

Resources from this episode:

Connect with Ernie – https://ernietheattorney.net/

Borrow my brain – https://dannyozment.com/coachingsession

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Danny Ozment

Danny Ozment has produced audio professionally since 2009, wrote Increasing Visibility, Awareness, and Exposure for Your Law Firm, and speaks at Podcast Movement and Podfest.

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