Say Yes to Podcasting: Helping Solopreneurs Launch Profitable Podcasts

About Say Yes to Podcasting: Helping Solopreneurs Launch Profitable Podcasts

Have you been wanting to launch your podcast for the past couple of years, but would quickly get lost in the sea of information and scrap that project once again, promising yourself you'd get to it the following year? I see you. You're a solopreneur, and you want — and need — to be efficient with your time and precious with your energy, which means being strategic with your marketing efforts. And this is where this podcast comes in. "Say Yes to Podcasting" is a simple, straightforward, and friendly guide to podcasting for solopreneurs with service-based businesses designed to help them start their podcasts and make it their main marketing channel for attracting high-quality leads and clients. So, if you're done spinning your wheels on social media, thinking what to post next, and getting frustrated at the very thought of putting your thoughts online, welcome. Consider this your sign. Launch that podcast. I, your host, Anja Lordanić, have been in the podcasting space for the past 5+ years and have tried it all — from co-hosting a show, recording in two languages, conducting 80+ interviews, to now recording an educational podcast whose main goal is to help solopreneurs launch their podcasts and quickly get over the hurdles it took me ages to overcome. Tune in every Tuesday for quick, digestible, and easy-to-apply episodes that will move you along your podcasting journey fast, with ease, and with a life-first approach. (Toddlers, anyone?) Don't let 2 more years pass you by. Instead, let's do it now. Start with this episode: 3 Things You Should Do Now Before Launching Your Podcast

Publisher

Anja Lordanić

Category

business · business · education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

13 Feb 2026

Latest episode

6 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

38 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   6 Oct 2026

   Why Repeating Yourself Is NOT Lazy Content Creation (& How It's Actually a Multiplier)

   🎙️ Ready to have your episodes recorded with you and edited for you? Then check out Recording Sprint here (https://sayyestopodcasting.com/sprint)! :) 🎧 Grab your free audio training here (https://app.helloaudio.fm/feed/5b9e0427-5c20-4d6f-aabb-1af8115b2628/signup?&utm_medium=audio&utm_campaign=audio_training)! Ever sit down to create content and think, “Surely everyone is sick of hearing me talk about this”? In this episode, I’m exploring why repetition in content creation can feel lazy to us, even when our listeners might need to hear that message again. I know what it’s like to spend so much time with my own ideas that I’m tired of them before I’ve even pressed publish. When I’m juggling clients, family, and my business, the pressure to come up with something completely new can make creating a podcast feel heavier than it needs to. But being familiar with my message doesn’t tell me how familiar my audience is with it. And hearing an idea, understanding it, and being ready to act on it are different things. I’m talking about: The gap between my experience as a creator and my listener’s experience. Why familiar advice can land differently at different times. What repeating my core message means for how people understand my work. If you’re a solopreneur or freelancer worried about repeating yourself on your podcast, I want this episode to give you some breathing room. I’m sharing a different way to think about familiar topics, so the next episode doesn’t have to begin with a search for something revolutionary. ------------------ Have a podcasting question, but want to keep it anonymous? Click here and get your question answered on the show. (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfNJMyeve9hXQ9pMrfGLicILnuyQIe45u1-dW80ZYqVoak_Mw/viewform?usp=publish-editor) (Anonymously.) Looking for a hosting platform for your podcast? Try Captivate for free. (https://sayyestopodcasting.com/captivate) Wondering where I record all of my episodes? Check out Riverside.fm. (https://riverside.sjv.io/Jkb3mR) Let's connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjalordanic/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjalordanic/) Join the fun on Instagram: @sayyestopodcasting (http://instagram.com/sayyestopodcasting)

2. 

   29 Sept 2026

   3 Simple Podcast Formats for Beginners (Start Without Committing Long-Term)

   🎙️ Ready to have your episodes recorded with you and edited for you? Then check out Recording Sprint here (https://sayyestopodcasting.com/sprint)! :) 🎧 Grab your free audio training here (https://app.helloaudio.fm/feed/5b9e0427-5c20-4d6f-aabb-1af8115b2628/signup?&utm_medium=audio&utm_campaign=audio_training)! If you’ve been thinking about starting a podcast but keep getting stuck on what it should actually look like, this episode is for you. Starting a podcast can feel like committing to a huge project before you’ve even had a chance to find out whether you enjoy being behind the microphone. I know that feeling well. It’s easy to spend months thinking about your podcast name, format, artwork, equipment, publishing schedule, and a dozen other decisions. Meanwhile, you’re still not recording anything. In this episode, I want to make podcasting feel smaller, lighter, and much easier to experiment with — especially if you’re a busy solopreneur or freelancer who knows you have useful ideas to share but isn’t sure what your show should become yet. We’ll explore: How to get out of endless podcast planning mode. What you can learn by experimenting with different podcast formats. Why recording something can give you clarity that thinking never will. You don’t need your perfect podcast format figured out before you begin. You also don’t need to commit to publishing weekly episodes forever just because you’re curious about podcasting. My goal with this episode is to help you replace some of that pressure with experimentation — and hopefully discover that your future podcast might be much closer than you think. ------------------ Have a podcasting question, but want to keep it anonymous? Click here and get your question answered on the show. (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfNJMyeve9hXQ9pMrfGLicILnuyQIe45u1-dW80ZYqVoak_Mw/viewform?usp=publish-editor) (Anonymously.) Looking for a hosting platform for your podcast? Try Captivate for free. (https://sayyestopodcasting.com/captivate) Wondering where I record all of my episodes? Check out Riverside.fm. (https://riverside.sjv.io/Jkb3mR) Let's connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjalordanic/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjalordanic/) Join the fun on Instagram: @sayyestopodcasting (http://instagram.com/sayyestopodcasting)

3. 

   22 Sept 2026

   What If Your Podcast Artwork Is Costing You Listeners?

   Let's connect on Instagram! @sayyestopodcasting (http://instagram.com/sayyestopodcasting) Your podcast artwork might seem like a small detail compared to the actual content of your show, but it can influence whether someone ever hears that content in the first place. Before a potential listener hears my voice or learns anything from me, they’re already making a split-second judgment based on what they see. And that’s what makes podcast artwork frustrating. I can have a great topic, useful episodes, and exactly the expertise someone is looking for—and still give them a reason to keep scrolling if the packaging doesn’t feel right. In this episode, I’m looking at podcast cover art from the listener’s perspective rather than the creator’s. I also explore why context matters more than we sometimes realize, especially when we’re comparing our own shows to podcasts in completely different markets. I’ll get into questions around: What your artwork actually needs to communicate. Why your audience, niche, and market affect what “good” looks like. Whether professional podcast artwork is worth outsourcing. Most importantly, I want to take some of the pressure out of this decision. Good artwork matters, but obsessing over it shouldn’t become another excuse to delay launching. If you’re building a podcast alongside an already busy solo business, this episode will help you think about your podcast branding more clearly—and decide what deserves your attention right now. ------------------ Do you want to plan your podcast in 56 minutes? Grab your FREE audio guide here. (https://sayyestopodcasting.com/guide?ep=35) Have a podcasting question, but want to keep it anonymous? Click here and get your question answered on the show. (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfNJMyeve9hXQ9pMrfGLicILnuyQIe45u1-dW80ZYqVoak_Mw/viewform?usp=publish-editor) (Anonymously.) Looking for a hosting platform for your podcast? Try Captivate for free. (https://sayyestopodcasting.com/captivate) Wondering where I record all of my episodes? Check out Riverside.fm. (https://riverside.sjv.io/Jkb3mR) Shall we connect on LinkedIn? Yes! https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjalordanic/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjalordanic/)

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