Why “Being Too Much” Is Costing You Sales

Most podcasters I talk to are worried about sounding “too salesy.” They don’t want to push too hard. They don’t want to annoy people. And I get it. You don’t want to sound like a walking infomercial. But here’s the problem. That fear of being too much is precisely what’s keeping your podcast from doing its job. Your show should be a sales asset. That means you need to be okay being clear, confident, and yes—a little salesy. In this episode of The More Profitable Podcast, we’re unpacking the mindset that keeps podcasters from selling and the brass tacks strategy that fixes it. So if you’ve been avoiding the CTA or dancing around your offer, this one’s for you. 3:14 – How fear of being “too much” is quietly sabotaging your strategy 5:25 – The real job of a service-based business owner (spoiler: it’s not just delivering the service) 7:29 – Why being strategic about what comes next is your most important job 8:02 – What makes a podcast a sales asset without feeling like a nonstop pitch 10:04 – The question that makes aligning content with sales goals super simple 11:09 – What content to create to guide listeners from curiosity to conversion 11:24 – Why most podcasters skip the most powerful sales tool they could be using 12:02 – Salesy isn’t bad—it’s your job 13:45 – Why managing expectations is critical for conversion 14:58 – How to get help building assets that do the selling for you Mentioned in Why “Being Too Much” Is Costing You Sales Subscribe to The Podcast Newsroom for exclusive episodes  Submit a question for future episodes  What Working With Uncommonly More Looks Like  Send us a text Your business is already working. Your message is landing, you're getting sales, but right now, every piece of content you create disappears in a day. And that's where a podcast comes in. Inside the Profitable Podcast Launch Accelerator, you and I are going to launch your podcast in 60 days flat, with a full first season designed to bring in leads, nurture your audience, and drive sales.  uncommonlymore.com/accelerator Support the show