Nettye Johnson's guest appearances

Nettye Johnson

Speaking Your Brand: Public Speaking for Women

Marketing Magic

Casey Gromer

Layne Booth

Jennifer Mackey-Mary

Joanna Sapir

Angie Trueblood

Lisa Zawrotny

Danielle Hayden

Tammy Lally

Bruce Friedrich

Tara McMullin

Gina Bianchini

Niki Hardy

Tamsen Webster

Laura Gallaher

Katie Anderson

OwlTail

You may have a twinkling of an idea for your topic for your signature talk, keynote, or TEDx talk, but perhaps you’re not sure where to go from there. How can you take your idea, expand upon it, and make it your own? In this on-air coaching call, you’ll hear the key questions I ask my clients to help find their core message, including the one question that tends to be the most useful. My guest, Nettye Johnson, a certified health educator and coach, sent me a lovely email after I posted in the Speaking Your Brand Facebook group asking for on-air coaching call guests. (A great reason to join the group and check in every few days! Not a member? It’s free. Go to https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join or text SPEAKING to 444-999.) She wrote to me: “The idea I want to share goes against the popular position that we are all the same, and should be considered and treated equally. When we try not to see differences in people we actually hinder progress because differences beg for understanding and equitable action - not equal action. “The root of this is a short 5-minute talk I did shortly after the Alton Sterling killing in my town 2 years ago. I was at a speaker training session about to have my prepared talk on faith-based fitness (my professional niche) coached in a small group. My heart was so heavy, that morning I went with my heart and instead spoke on race relations to a group of white women - trying to get us all to see the different people and perspectives of this divisive issue, and how leaning into differences can help. A video of it is at https://youtu.be/C-HGr8UDvWs.” I watched the video and was impressed by Nettye’s passion, poise, presence, and empathy, so I invited her to come on the podcast to talk about this idea of “the value of labels” or “one size doesn’t and can’t fit all” and how that can be turned into a signature talk or TEDx talk. In this on-air coaching call, you’ll hear the questions I ask and how, through digging deeper and reflecting back, we get to the root of her idea - and from there the seed of the talk can grow. You’ll also hear the key question I ask my clients to help get to the root of their core message, which I encourage you to ask yourself and journal about or, even better, talk to someone about There’s tremendous value in hearing your ideas spoken out loud, which is why coaching can be so powerful. Need a coach to help you make your idea your own and turn it into a signature talk, keynote, or TEDx talk? That’s what we love to do! Review our coaching packages and schedule a consultation call with us at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/contact. About My Guest: Nettye Johnson is a wife, mom, author, speaker, trainer, certified health educator and health coach. Wholeheartedly believing apart from God we can do nothing, Nettye combined health education and coaching knowledge with 25 years of Christian education study and experience and founded Nettye Johnson Faith and Fitness Services LLC, (NJFFS), that provides curated holistic solutions that help women find balance and live well.    Nettye began her career in technology as a software engineer for Eastman Kodak. Career changes to IT Training for Jacobs Engineering and Corporate Training for Weight Watchers International, shifted her focus from programs to people, and helped Nettye find her voice and passion in speaking and teaching. During her decade tenure with the nation’s leading weight loss company, Nettye’s work in training, business development, and operations management on local, state and national levels impacted thousands. In this work, she was struck by the decline of health, wellness, and wholeness in our nation, moved by African-American health disparities and focused to develop and deliver holistic education, resources and support to effectively address this problem. About Us: The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals create their signature talks and gain more visibility to achieve their goals. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power: on stages, in businesses, on boards, in the media, in politics, and in our communities. Check out our coaching programs and workshops at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.  Links: Show notes at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/104 Visit Nettye Johnson’s website at http://nettyejohnson.com/. Join the free Speaking Your Brand community at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join/ or text the word SPEAKING to 444-999. Sign up for a Strategy Session at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/strategy. Ready to create your signature talk and framework? Email me at carol@speakingyourbrand.com or  click here to schedule a call. Say hi to me on Instagram and Twitter: @CarolMorganCox. Subscribe to the podcast on  Apple Podcasts or  Google Podcasts and leave a review!  Related Podcast Episodes:   Episode 55: Should You Give an Instructional or an Inspirational Talk  Episode 80: [Coaching] Connecting Your Why with What Makes Your Approach Unique with Anne Torrez  Episode 95: Finding Your Idea Worth Sharing with Lori DiGuardi  Episode 98: [Coaching] Expanding Your Personal Story into a Universal Message with Nicole Rochester, M.D. 

You may have a twinkling of an idea for your topic for your signature talk, keynote, or TEDx talk, but perhaps you’re not sure where to go from there. How can you take your idea, expand upon it, and make it your own? In this on-air coaching call, you’ll hear the key questions I ask my clients to help find their core message, including the one question that tends to be the most useful. My guest, Nettye Johnson, a certified health educator and coach, sent me a lovely email after I posted in the Speaking Your Brand Facebook group asking for on-air coaching call guests. (A great reason to join the group and check in every few days! Not a member? It’s free. Go to <a href="https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join</a> or text SPEAKING to 444-999.) She wrote to me: “The idea I want to share goes against the popular position that we are all the same, and should be considered and treated equally. When we try not to see differences in people we actually hinder progress because differences beg for understanding and equitable action - not equal action. “The root of this is a short 5-minute talk I did shortly after the Alton Sterling killing in my town 2 years ago. I was at a speaker training session about to have my prepared talk on faith-based fitness (my professional niche) coached in a small group. My heart was so heavy, that morning I went with my heart and instead spoke on race relations to a group of white women - trying to get us all to see the different people and perspectives of this divisive issue, and how leaning into differences can help. A video of it is at <a href="https://youtu.be/C-HGr8UDvWs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/C-HGr8UDvWs</a>.” I watched the <a href="https://youtu.be/C-HGr8UDvWs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">video</a> and was impressed by Nettye’s passion, poise, presence, and empathy, so I invited her to come on the podcast to talk about this idea of “the value of labels” or “one size doesn’t and can’t fit all” and how that can be turned into a signature talk or TEDx talk. In this on-air coaching call, you’ll hear the questions I ask and how, through digging deeper and reflecting back, we get to the root of her idea - and from there the seed of the talk can grow. You’ll also hear the key question I ask my clients to help get to the root of their core message, which I encourage you to ask yourself and journal about or, even better, talk to someone about There’s tremendous value in hearing your ideas spoken out loud, which is why coaching can be so powerful. Need a coach to help you make your idea your own and turn it into a signature talk, keynote, or TEDx talk? That’s what we love to do! Review our coaching packages and schedule a consultation call with us at <a href="https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/contact" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/contact</a>. About My Guest: Nettye Johnson is a wife, mom, author, speaker, trainer, certified health educator and health coach. Wholeheartedly believing apart from God we can do nothing, Nettye combined health education and coaching knowledge with 25 years of Christian education study and experience and founded Nettye Johnson Faith and Fitness Services LLC, (NJFFS), that provides curated holistic solutions that help women find balance and live well.    Nettye began her career in technology as a software engineer for Eastman Kodak. Career changes to IT Training for Jacobs Engineering and Corporate Training for Weight Watchers International, shifted her focus from programs to people, and helped Nettye find her voice and passion in speaking and teaching. During her decade tenure with the nation’s leading weight loss company, Nettye’s work in training, business development, and operations management on local, state and national levels impacted thousands. In this work, she was struck by the decline of health, wellness, and wholeness in our nation, moved by African-American health disparities and focused to develop and deliver holistic education, resources and support to effectively address this problem. About Us: The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals create their signature talks and gain more visibility to achieve their goals. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power: on stages, in businesses, on boards, in the media, in politics, and in our communities. Check out our coaching programs and workshops at <a href="https://www.speakingyourbrand.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.speakingyourbrand.com</a>. Links: Show notes at <a href="https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/104" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/104</a> Visit Nettye Johnson’s website at <a href="http://nettyejohnson.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://nettyejohnson.com/</a>. Join the free Speaking Your Brand community at <a href="https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join/</a> or text the word SPEAKING to 444-999. Sign up for a Strategy Session at <a href="https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/strategy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/strategy</a>. Ready to create your signature talk and framework? Email me at <a href="mailto:carol@speakingyourbrand.com">carol@speakingyourbrand.com</a> or <a href="https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=13794148&amp;appointmentType=8333794" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> click here to schedule a call</a>. Say hi to me on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/carolmorgancox" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/carolmorgancox/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>: @CarolMorganCox. Subscribe to the podcast on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/speaking-your-brand/id1207649390" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Apple Podcasts</a> or <a href="https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cDovL3NwZWFraW5neW91cmJyYW5kLmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Google Podcasts</a> and leave a review! Related Podcast Episodes: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/instructional-and-inspirational-talks-carol-cox-055/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Episode 55: Should You Give an Instructional or an Inspirational Talk</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/finding-your-brand-statement/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Episode 80: [Coaching] Connecting Your Why with What Makes Your Approach Unique with Anne Torrez</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/ted-worthy-tedx-idea-lori-diguardi/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Episode 95: Finding Your Idea Worth Sharing with Lori DiGuardi</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/personal-story-universal-message-nicole-rochester-podcast-98/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Episode 98: [Coaching] Expanding Your Personal Story into a Universal Message with Nicole Rochester, M.D.</a></li> </ul>

104: [Coaching] The Key Question to Ask Yourself to Find Your Core Message with Nettye Johnson

This week on the podcast, my strategy session was with Nettye Johnson and how to launch and market a podcast. Nettye is launching a podcast the week of  August 13th  called Faith Applied that will dive into Biblical principles and see where it is married with science and how to apply it to a person's life. She gave the example of setting habits as a topic she will cover and how she will look at the science and neurological implications of what happens when habits are formed, how we set and break and create them, but then also bring a faith component in.  She will also look at how a Scripture that mirrors that science principle can give a mantra or meditation someone can use to reflect and focus to replace a bad habit. She set a goal of launching by mid-August and wants to know how to launch it between now and then. Here are the big questions we tackled: Is my timeline realistic to launch a new podcast?  YES! You will take as much time as you give yourself. So whatever timeline you're setting, you can launch on that timeframe, and if it's longer than 6 weeks, shorten it. The most important thing to know is WHAT you need to accomplish to launch it into the world. (Which we cover below) How do I decide what type of content/episodes to create?  Do YOU. There is no right or wrong way to run a podcast. If you feel like solo episodes are your jam, do those. If you want to be known as the expert host -- the person who knows people -- then do interviews. If you want to showcase how you work with people, do live work with your ideal peeps. And know that you can change it up at any time. It's YOUR podcast. So if you start out doing solo and want to throw a series or interview set in, that's OK. What do I focus on first marketing wise?  Start teasing the podcast to your audience with the main graphics for your podcast. Batch record your episodes. If you're doing solo episodes, outline what you're talking about (or write a script if that fits your personality better) and block off a few hours to record. If you're doing interviews, book several episodes at a time to record, so you can get into a groove. Have a page dedicated to your podcast on your website to collect people interested in the podcast pre-launch. You want to be able to send people somewhere as you're talking to the world about the podcast launching, so they can follow along with you and you have an immediate following when you go live. This can have a countdown timer on it, a form to be notified when it launches, a preview, etc. Brainstorm places to "market" to that your ideal person hangs out. Do market research while slyly promoting your podcast in a group with genuine questions like "How do you feel about X, Y, Z? I'm about to launch a podcast and I'm stuck on where to go next." Get excited about launching it. Talk about it ALL THE TIME. Tease the first batched episodes on social media using graphics, quotes from the episodes, etc. to create buzz up front. Tap into your network of influencers and create a cheerleading squad of 5-10 people you can ask beforehand to help promote it.  Think of people with the same or similar audiences, OR people who could become a big influencer in the future you want to stay connected with. Ask for reviews when you launch. You can incentivize it or not. On your podcast, make sure to DO a call-to-action at the end and ask them to take action. If it helps, map out what you have going on IN your business on a calendar so you know WHAT to ask people to do on your podcast, and point all your other marketing to it as well. If you're unsure of what to ask, think about "What's going to get me the most traction in my business right now?"  If you're launching a podcast, how do you use it to market well? One option is to use the podcast to introduce yourself to a new audience and bring people into your marketing funnel. Another option is to use the content and types of episodes you create to qualify people to work with you. How do I connect my podcast to iTunes?  First off, Pat Flynn with Smart Passive Income has an amazing course on how to launch a podcast. I am NOT an affiliate (yet) but I do love this course and highly recommend it if you're serious about using podcasting in your business. Some basics you need to know: To launch a podcast you need:  recording equipment a way to edit the podcast (or someone to edit it for you) a graphic for your podcast cover art RSS feed service that will push your episodes to all the podcast directories automatically A page on your website to host the episodes and drive traffic to.  Download my Podcasting 101 Cheatsheet for free with all the recommendations to get started. [activecampaign form=39]   I have a huge mental block when it comes to asking for help for me or for my business. So thinking of a call-to-action to promote anything I do is hard. How do I get over this? First of all, this is SO common. Especially with women who run service-based businesses. If you feel icky about asking someone to do anything for you, break it down into WHAT is the emotion and feeling that is stopping you from asking? What does it say about you if you ask? Then, go smaller. What is a tiny ask that you could make that doesn't feel out of character for you? If you can find one that feels better, and not as overt, start with that and work up to asking for bigger and more impactful things. It's a muscle you have to flex to get better. Finally, consider the impact cost of you NOT asking someone to take action. How will it affect your business if you don't get more visibility? If more people don't find out about what you have to offer? What would you be missing if you can't work with people/help people with what you're doing? That question can help shift the mindset from scary to do-able. Do I run Facebook ads to promote my things and podcast?  It depends. My go-to answer about Facebook ads is this: Do not run ads on Facebook (or anything) until you know where you're sending them and how you're converting them AND it's getting you results. And do NOT run Facebook ads until you are consistently showing up on the platform you want to run ads on. Otherwise, you'll be sending traffic to a funnel that's broke, or sending them to a place with no plan, with no true way of tracking the metrics for these ads. A better resource of time and money is to figure out where you want to be more consistent and how to start driving traffic to that place and into your funnel. IF you have a funnel that works, and a plan for how to convert traffic (if you send it to a group, for example to a Facebook group) then give it a try. Pro Tip:  If you struggle with writing authentically for your brand, try recording yourself talking it out and THEN type out that for your copy. A wonderful thing happens in your brain when you speak. It's unable to both filter the words coming out AND speak at the time, so what comes out automatically becomes more authentic. This tip works for anyone struggling to write about copy, talk about their services, talk about the benefits and to answer the dreaded question: what do you do?  Connect with Nettye: Bio: Nettye Johnson is a wife, mother, author, speaker, Bible teacher, certified health coach, and owner of a Christ-centered wellness organization. A former technical trainer, Nettye developed a passion for health education and promotion during her ten years with the nation’s leading weight loss company, Weight Watchers Intl. Her work in training, business development, and operations management on local, state and national levels impacted thousands. In this work, she was struck by the decline of health and wellness in our nation and the importance of holistic education, motivation, resources and support to effectively address this trend. Nettye studied health education, nutrition, behavior modification, and program design with the American Council on Exercise and Ashford University. Combining this knowledge with over 25 years of Christian education study and experience, she founded Nettye Johnson Faith and Fitness Services LLC, (NJFFS), a Christian wellness organization providing a science-based, faith-empowered approach to health and wellness. Program offerings include Pew2Pavement, (www.pew2pavement.com), south Louisiana’s only faith-based walking and running training program and TempleCare Cooking (www.templecarecooking.com), an education platform that explores healthy cooking. Her first book, "Put Your Faith Where Your Fork Is" outlines principles to inform and inspire the body of Christ towards healthy weight management. Nettye excels in the grassroots engagement of groups through faith and social channels for education, support, and advocacy. An energetic speaker and motivational leader, Nettye informs, inspires and coordinates collaborative action on local and regional levels. Nettye Johnson Website Nettye Johnson Facebook Page Faith Over Fork Faith Applied Podcast Follow her on Instagram

This week on the podcast, my strategy session was with Nettye Johnson and how to launch and market a podcast. Nettye is launching a podcast the week of  August 13th  called Faith Applied that will dive into Biblical principles and see where it is married with science and how to apply it to a person's life. She gave the example of setting habits as a topic she will cover and how she will look at the science and neurological implications of what happens when habits are formed, how we set and break and create them, but then also bring a faith component in.  She will also look at how a Scripture that mirrors that science principle can give a mantra or meditation someone can use to reflect and focus to replace a bad habit. She set a goal of launching by mid-August and wants to know how to launch it between now and then. Here are the big questions we tackled: Is my timeline realistic to launch a new podcast?  YES! You will take as much time as you give yourself. So whatever timeline you're setting, you can launch on that timeframe, and if it's longer than 6 weeks, shorten it. The most important thing to know is WHAT you need to accomplish to launch it into the world. (Which we cover below) How do I decide what type of content/episodes to create?  Do YOU. There is no right or wrong way to run a podcast. If you feel like solo episodes are your jam, do those. If you want to be known as the expert host -- the person who knows people -- then do interviews. If you want to showcase how you work with people, do live work with your ideal peeps. And know that you can change it up at any time. It's YOUR podcast. So if you start out doing solo and want to throw a series or interview set in, that's OK. What do I focus on first marketing wise? <ol> <li>Start teasing the podcast to your audience with the main graphics for your podcast.</li> <li>Batch record your episodes. If you're doing solo episodes, outline what you're talking about (or write a script if that fits your personality better) and block off a few hours to record. If you're doing interviews, book several episodes at a time to record, so you can get into a groove.</li> <li>Have a page dedicated to your podcast on your website to collect people interested in the podcast pre-launch. You want to be able to send people somewhere as you're talking to the world about the podcast launching, so they can follow along with you and you have an immediate following when you go live. This can have a countdown timer on it, a form to be notified when it launches, a preview, etc.</li> <li>Brainstorm places to "market" to that your ideal person hangs out. Do market research while slyly promoting your podcast in a group with genuine questions like "How do you feel about X, Y, Z? I'm about to launch a podcast and I'm stuck on where to go next."</li> <li>Get excited about launching it. Talk about it ALL THE TIME.</li> <li>Tease the first batched episodes on social media using graphics, quotes from the episodes, etc. to create buzz up front.</li> <li>Tap into your network of influencers and create a cheerleading squad of 5-10 people you can ask beforehand to help promote it.  Think of people with the same or similar audiences, OR people who could become a big influencer in the future you want to stay connected with.</li> <li>Ask for reviews when you launch. You can incentivize it or not.</li> <li>On your podcast, make sure to DO a call-to-action at the end and ask them to take action. If it helps, map out what you have going on IN your business on a calendar so you know WHAT to ask people to do on your podcast, and point all your other marketing to it as well. If you're unsure of what to ask, think about "What's going to get me the most traction in my business right now?"</li> </ol> If you're launching a podcast, how do you use it to market well? One option is to use the podcast to introduce yourself to a new audience and bring people into your marketing funnel. Another option is to use the content and types of episodes you create to qualify people to work with you. How do I connect my podcast to iTunes?  First off, Pat Flynn with Smart Passive Income has an amazing course on how to launch a podcast. I am NOT an affiliate (yet) but I do love this course and highly recommend it if you're serious about using podcasting in your business. Some basics you need to know: To launch a podcast you need: <ul> <li>recording equipment</li> <li>a way to edit the podcast (or someone to edit it for you)</li> <li>a graphic for your podcast cover art</li> <li>RSS feed service that will push your episodes to all the podcast directories automatically</li> <li>A page on your website to host the episodes and drive traffic to.</li> </ul> Download my Podcasting 101 Cheatsheet for free with all the recommendations to get started. [activecampaign form=39]   I have a huge mental block when it comes to asking for help for me or for my business. So thinking of a call-to-action to promote anything I do is hard. How do I get over this? First of all, this is SO common. Especially with women who run service-based businesses. If you feel icky about asking someone to do anything for you, break it down into WHAT is the emotion and feeling that is stopping you from asking? What does it say about you if you ask? Then, go smaller. What is a tiny ask that you could make that doesn't feel out of character for you? If you can find one that feels better, and not as overt, start with that and work up to asking for bigger and more impactful things. It's a muscle you have to flex to get better. Finally, consider the impact cost of you NOT asking someone to take action. How will it affect your business if you don't get more visibility? If more people don't find out about what you have to offer? What would you be missing if you can't work with people/help people with what you're doing? That question can help shift the mindset from scary to do-able. Do I run Facebook ads to promote my things and podcast?  It depends. My go-to answer about Facebook ads is this: Do not run ads on Facebook (or anything) until you know where you're sending them and how you're converting them AND it's getting you results. And do NOT run Facebook ads until you are consistently showing up on the platform you want to run ads on. Otherwise, you'll be sending traffic to a funnel that's broke, or sending them to a place with no plan, with no true way of tracking the metrics for these ads. A better resource of time and money is to figure out where you want to be more consistent and how to start driving traffic to that place and into your funnel. IF you have a funnel that works, and a plan for how to convert traffic (if you send it to a group, for example to a Facebook group) then give it a try. Pro Tip:  If you struggle with writing authentically for your brand, try recording yourself talking it out and THEN type out that for your copy. A wonderful thing happens in your brain when you speak. It's unable to both filter the words coming out AND speak at the time, so what comes out automatically becomes more authentic. This tip works for anyone struggling to write about copy, talk about their services, talk about the benefits and to answer the dreaded question: what do you do?  Connect with Nettye: Bio: Nettye Johnson is a wife, mother, author, speaker, Bible teacher, certified health coach, and owner of a Christ-centered wellness organization. A former technical trainer, Nettye developed a passion for health education and promotion during her ten years with the nation’s leading weight loss company, Weight Watchers Intl. Her work in training, business development, and operations management on local, state and national levels impacted thousands. In this work, she was struck by the decline of health and wellness in our nation and the importance of holistic education, motivation, resources and support to effectively address this trend. Nettye studied health education, nutrition, behavior modification, and program design with the American Council on Exercise and Ashford University. Combining this knowledge with over 25 years of Christian education study and experience, she founded Nettye Johnson Faith and Fitness Services LLC, (NJFFS), a Christian wellness organization providing a science-based, faith-empowered approach to health and wellness. Program offerings include Pew2Pavement, (<a href="http://www.pew2pavement.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pew2pavement.com</a>), south Louisiana’s only faith-based walking and running training program and TempleCare Cooking (<a href="http://www.templecarecooking.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.templecarecooking.com</a>), an education platform that explores healthy cooking. Her first book, "Put Your Faith Where Your Fork Is" outlines principles to inform and inspire the body of Christ towards healthy weight management. Nettye excels in the grassroots engagement of groups through faith and social channels for education, support, and advocacy. An energetic speaker and motivational leader, Nettye informs, inspires and coordinates collaborative action on local and regional levels. <a href="http://nettyejohnson.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nettye Johnson Website</a> <a href="http://www.facebook.com/NJFaithAndFitnessServices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nettye Johnson Facebook Page</a> <a href="http://www.nettyejohnson.com/book" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Faith Over Fork</a> <a href="https://www.faithapplied.today" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Faith Applied Podcast</a> <a href="http://www.instagram.com/nettyejohnson" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Follow her on Instagram</a>

#011: How do I launch and market a podcast with Nettye Johnson?