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Your podcast is a sales tool that gives you unlimited power, so let’s use it strategically.

In this episode, we’re diving deep into one of the most overlooked yet powerful tools in podcasting: your show notes. Learn how to use them to serve your audience deeply and sell your offers authentically without ever feeling “salesy.”

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The trifecta of podcasting that leads to effortless sales
• How to craft show notes that act as a sales page AND community builder
• A breakdown of what exactly to include in your show notes (hook, details, links & more)
• How to position your offers as a gift—not a pitch
• Real examples from my own offers (free to high-ticket) and how I guide listeners toward them

📌 Mentioned in this episode:

• Free Start Your Podcast Workbook
• Book a Podcast Audit/Consultation
• 1:1 VIP Podcast Design Experience

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If your episode titles aren’t getting clicks, it’s not your fault—but it is your opportunity to fix.

Too vague? Too clever? Too boring? In this episode, we’re breaking down the habits that might be hiding your brilliance from the people who need it most.

🖤 In this episode you’ll learn:

• What makes a title actually clickable—and what to avoid at all costs
• How to choose the right headline type for your content
• Whether it’s okay to reuse headline formulas (spoiler: yes!)
• How to use guest names, curiosity, and specificity like a pro
• Tips on title testing, length, clarity, and emotional triggers
• Why your title matters even more than your content if you want downloads
• The tools, templates, and processes I use to write great podcast titles faster

We answer these questions:

1. What are some common bad podcast title habits to break ASAP?
2. What’s your personal process for writing titles—do you start with the title first, or after scripting the episode?
3. How do I know which headline type is best for my episode?
4. Should I ever repeat headline structures that performed well before, or do listeners get bored?
5. What are examples of great titles from other podcasters that I can learn from?
6. How long should my podcast titles be?
7. Do the 4 U’s apply to guest interview episodes too, or just solo episodes?
8. How do you adapt headline styles for different podcast formats—interview vs. solo vs. narrative?
9. How can I tell if my title is too clever or not clear enough?
10. How do I avoid sounding too “salesy” in my titles?
11. What tools or templates can help me generate strong podcast titles quickly?
12. How can I use my podcast episode description to support or enhance a strong title?’
13. What role do emotions play in headline success—and how can I trigger curiosity without clickbait?
14. What’s your take on “branding” segments or series within a podcast using headline styles?
15. If I change my episode title after publishing, does it affect anything like stats or SEO?

This is your no-fluff, tactical guide to making your titles work harder for you—and finally getting your brilliance heard.

🔴 Offers to Help You Go Deeper:

🎯 $25 Podcast Clarity Call – Book a 30-minute session with me to map out your title, structure, or next move
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What if your next episode title could double your downloads—without changing the content?
Listeners scroll past great podcasts every day, not because the content isn’t gold, but because the title doesn’t grab them.

In this week’s episode, Lexi dives into the copywriting secrets of showstopping episode titles, including:

• 🔥 8 proven headline types that get clicks (with TED Talk examples!)
• 🧠 The 4 “U”s to test your title before hitting publish
• ✍️ A copywriter’s proven process for creating titles that sell your message
• 💡 Mindset shifts to help you stop fearing “sales” and start using your voice strategically

If you’ve ever stared at a blank title field thinking, “How do I sum this up?”—this episode gives you the exact blueprint (and mindset) you need.

Resources Mentioned

• 📘 Strategic Copywriting by Ed Applegate
• 🎧 The Copywriter’s Handbook by Robert W. Bly
• 🔗 TED Talks Daily Podcast (title examples)

Take Action

📌 Try writing 6–8 title options for your next episode
📌 Use the 4 U’s test: Is it Urgent, Unique, Ultra-Specific, and Useful?
📌 Need feedback? Post a poll on Instagram or ask your audience directly!

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Got questions or want help writing titles that pop?

Book a consultation session to get your podcasting questions answered!

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If you’ve ever hit record and started rambling—or worse, not recording because you're stuck on what to say—this episode will change that for good.

Today, I’m sharing a 4-step scripting formula I learned from a top YouTube scriptwriter whose episodes have millions of views.

Target, Topic, Stakes, Transformation.

And now that you have it - You can use the same storytelling power to keep your podcast audience engaged from start to finish.

Whether you're just getting started or looking to tighten up your show flow, this episode will give you the tools to write scripts that educate, captivate, and activate your listeners.

In This Episode, You'll Learn:

• Why your listener’s desires and pain points are the starting point for every great episode.
• How to use tools like Answer the Public and ChatGPT to choose irresistible episode ideas.
• Why starting at the “foundation” builds loyalty and binge-worthy content.
• What your audience risks by not hearing this information.
• How each episode should guide your audience one step closer to the life or results they want.

Take Action:

This week, use the Script Formula: Target → Topic → Stakes → Transformation to outline your next podcast episode. Your listeners will thank you—and keep coming back for more.

Mentioned in This Episode:

• The Scriptwriter Behind YouTube's Biggest Channels (George Blackman)
• Strategic Copywriting by Edd Applegate
• AnswerThePublic.com
• Tori Dunlap’s “Financial Feminist” Podcast Series

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Whether you're a DIY queen or a boss babe ready to delegate, this is your behind-the-scenes peek at how AI can become your podcasting co-pilot.

In this episode, Lexi shares how she uses AI tools like ChatGPT and Otter AI to streamline her podcast workflow, boost creativity, and stay consistent—without getting bogged down in tech.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• How to build your own GPT for brand-aligned podcast content
• Why ChatGPT is like the ultimate assistant: strategic, supportive, and voice-aware
• The exact AI tools I use every week (and how they save hours of time)
• A simple framework for writing SEO-friendly show notes with AI
• How using AI fuels creative confidence, clarity, and consistency

Tools Mentioned:

• ChatGPT (Premium recommended for building your own brand assistant)
• Otter AI for transcripts, meeting notes, and content summaries
• Buzzsprout (for podcast hosting and show notes footers)

🔗 Resources & Extras:

• Find me on Instagram: @whyshewhistles
• Get support or start your done-for-you podcast: podcastwithher.com

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If you’re creating a podcast, every choice you make—your voice, branding, consistency—communicates something. So what are you really saying to your audience?

In this episode, I break down what it means to think like a Strategic Communications Designer, why your podcast deserves intentionality, and how small shifts in mindset and branding can help you build authority.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• What a Strategic Communications Designer is and how that mindset applies to podcasting.
• Why everything you do communicates something, even when you’re silent.
• How your environment reflects your commitment—and how to set up your podcast for success.
• The power of dressing (and speaking) for the podcast you want, not the one you have.
• Personal updates: Quitting my job, landing a new role, and stepping into the next level of my career.

Resources & Mentions:

• Follow @willdayart on Instagram—my new workplace!
• Book recommendation: The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
• Connect with me on Instagram: @WhySheWhistles
• Ready to take your podcast seriously? Listen to past episodes for motivation & strategy!

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In today’s episode, I dive into a powerful concept I recently learned from The Diary of a CEO podcast featuring Evy Poumpouras. We explore the four conversation archetypes, with a deep focus on the mouse vs. the lion—two contrasting styles of communication.

Are you someone who tends to sit back, listen, and absorb? Or do you take the lead, guiding conversations and sharing your voice?

If you've ever struggled with speaking up, leading conversations, or valuing your voice, this episode is for you!

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

• How our communication styles resemble different animals
• The difference between the mouse (listener) and the lion (leader)
• How The Midnight Library inspired self-reflection on regrets and decision-making
• How I trained myself to be more vocal and confident in conversations
• The importance of balancing learning and action
• Why podcasting is the perfect space to step into your lion leadership

Resources & Links Mentioned

• The Diary of a CEO episode featuring Evy Pomporus
• The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
• Allie Reeves Podcast on 4 Money-Making Habits

Join the Conversation

Did this episode resonate with you? Send me a message on Instagram and let me know—do you lean more into the mouse or lion?

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If you’ve ever doubted your voice or thought, “I’m not a great speaker” – this episode is for you! Today, we’re tackling self-doubt, fear of public speaking, and the hesitation that keeps so many aspiring podcasters from hitting record.

In This Episode, We Cover:

• The 3 biggest fears that stop new podcasters
• How to stop hating your voice and start loving the way you sound
• Why confidence isn’t a prerequisite to podcasting—it’s built through podcasting
• Actionable exercises to improve your speaking skills
• The power of practice and why your first episodes don’t need to be perfect

Key Takeaways:

• Your voice is valuable—embrace it!
• Confidence comes from doing, not waiting.
• You can become a great speaker with practice.
• Podcasting is a journey—give yourself permission to grow.

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Always Supporting:

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