About Robert Plank

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100 Word Bio (441 characters)

Robert Plank helps thought leaders create and run podcasts— powerful tools for visibility, authority, and lead generation— without the headaches of editing, search engine research, or promotion.
Through his service, Done For You Podcasting (DFYPodcast.com), Robert handles the technical work so you can focus on your message.

As host of the Marketer of the Day podcast, with over 1,200 interviews featuring industry leaders, Robert knows what it takes to create a successful show.

Whether you’re starting a podcast or want to grow your audience, Robert shares simple strategies to make podcasting stress-free, impactful, and a key part of your marketing strategy.

200 Word Bio (738 characters)

Robert Plank helps thought leaders just like you launch and grow podcasts that build authority, expand networks, and generate traffic—without the stress of managing it all yourself. Through Done For You Podcasting (DFYPodcast.com), Robert’s team handles the technical work, from editing and publishing to getting your show listed on top podcast directories and posting consistently on social media.

As the host of the Marketer of the Day podcast with over 1,200 interviews, Robert has the experience to help your podcast reach the right audience.

Whether you’re starting from scratch or need someone to take over the heavy lifting, Robert’s service lets you focus on what you do best—sharing your expertise—while he takes care of the rest. Get the tools, support, and strategies you need to make podcasting simple, consistent, and wildly effective.

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Suggested Interview Topics

  • How to Start a Podcast Without Overwhelm: Breaking down the essential steps to launch a podcast, from choosing your format to getting listed on podcast directories.
  • Delegating Podcast Tasks to Save Time: How Done For You Podcasting takes over editing, publishing, and social media, so creators can focus on their message.
  • Turning a Podcast Into a Traffic-Generating Machine: Proven strategies to use podcasts for lead generation, networking, and audience growth.
  • Consistency Made Simple: Staying Visible Without the Stress: Tools and workflows for ensuring a steady stream of episodes and social media posts, even with a busy schedule.
  • Podcasting as a Marketing Tool: Why a podcast is one of the most effective ways to build authority and connect with your target audience.
  • The Secrets to a Long-Running Podcast: Lessons learned from hosting over 1,200 episodes and keeping content fresh and engaging.
  • Overcoming Common Podcasting Challenges: Tips for dealing with perfectionism, growing a small audience, and navigating tech headaches.
  • Podcasting for Beginners: What You Actually Need to Get Started: The gear, tools, and mindset to launch a podcast without breaking the bank or getting overwhelmed.
  • Repurposing Podcast Content for Maximum Reach: How to transform one episode into blog posts, email newsletters, and social media content.
  • Scaling Your Podcast Without Burning Out: How outsourcing and automation can take your podcast from a hobby to a high-impact marketing tool.

Suggested Interview Questions

Starting a Podcast

  1. What are the essential steps for someone looking to start their first podcast?
  2. What are the most common misconceptions about launching a podcast?
  3. How can someone decide on their podcast's format and focus?

Simplifying Podcasting

  1. What are the biggest technical headaches podcasters face, and how can they avoid them?
  2. How does your team help clients get their shows on major podcast directories like Apple and Spotify?

Growing and Promoting a Podcast

  1. What are the best ways to turn a podcast into a traffic-generating machine?
  2. How can podcasters consistently grow their audience without spending hours on promotion?
  3. What role does social media play in building a successful podcast, and how do you manage it for clients?

Maximizing Podcast Impact

  1. What’s your advice for making a podcast stand out in a crowded market?
  2. Can you share examples of how a podcast has helped a business owner or entrepreneur grow their brand?
  3. How can someone repurpose podcast episodes into other forms of content to maximize their reach?

Lessons Learned

  1. After hosting over 1,200 episodes of your own podcast, what’s the most important lesson you’ve learned?
  2. What mistakes do new podcasters commonly make, and how can they avoid them?
  3. What has surprised you most about podcasting over the years?

Practical Advice

  1. What’s your advice for someone who wants to podcast but feels overwhelmed by the workload?
  2. If someone has been podcasting for a while and feels stuck, how can they reignite their momentum?
  3. What tools or software do you recommend to make podcasting easier?
  4. Why is podcasting such an effective tool for marketing and visibility?
  5. What’s one thing you wish every podcaster knew before they started?

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