Brittany Kues's guest appearances

Brittany Kues

The Live Free Podcast with Micala Quinn

The Podcast Manager Show

The Podsquad Show - Conversations with Podcast Managers & Podcasters

Dreamer To Entrepreneur

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Join host Brittany Kues, as she goes solo in this episode to give you insight into who she is and how her journey to Podcast Producer came to be. After shifting her mindset and no longer settling for the “dreamer” mentality, she took a leap of faith and launched her own digital marketing business during the covid pandemic. With the help of Micala Quinn, Lauren Wrighton, and Brandi Mowles, Brittany has been able to grow her business and transform her skills to offer premium podcast marketing and production services.   Brittany gives insight into her entrepreneurial journey and shares advice on overcoming limiting beliefs and not settling for less than you deserve. This mama knows what it’s like to want to accomplish your goals but not sacrifice time away from your babies. If you’re interested in finding lifestyle freedom and living the laptop life, you won’t want to miss this episode!   Connect with Brittany on Instagram and LinkedIn   Tune in every other THURSDAY for a new episode! *Follow us on Instagram*

Join host Brittany Kues, as she goes solo in this episode to give you insight into who she is and how her journey to Podcast Producer came to be. After shifting her mindset and no longer settling for the “dreamer” mentality, she took a leap of faith and launched her own digital marketing business during the covid pandemic. With the help of <a href="https://micalaquinn.com/cc?orid=8&amp;opid=1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Micala Quinn</a>, <a href="https://laurenwrighton.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lauren Wrighton</a>, and <a href="https://servescalesoar.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Brandi Mowles</a>, Brittany has been able to grow her business and transform her skills to offer premium podcast marketing and production services. Brittany gives insight into her entrepreneurial journey and shares advice on overcoming limiting beliefs and not settling for less than you deserve. This mama knows what it’s like to want to accomplish your goals but not sacrifice time away from your babies. If you’re interested in finding lifestyle freedom and living the laptop life, you won’t want to miss this episode! Connect with Brittany on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/brittany.kues/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittany-kues" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> Tune in every other THURSDAY for a new episode! *Follow us on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dreamer.to.entrepreneur/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>*

02: Meet The Host: Brittany Kues

Are you wanting to niche down into podcast management? Are you trying to figure out where to find those more premium clients? Brittany Kues is chatting with me today about how she started her freelance business almost 2 years ago and tried different routes but ultimately found her niche as a podcast manager. We chat about how she got started, how she connected with her clients, how she pushed forward despite losing all of her clients, how she started back over and doubled her income from there. We chat about mindset and going back to the basics, raising rates, finding clients at premium rates, and what Brittany’s life now looks like as a podcast manager! Thanks for listening! Connect with me on Instagram at: @micala.quinn SHOW NOTES: www.micalaquinn.com/episode195

Are you wanting to niche down into podcast management? Are you trying to figure out where to find those more premium clients? Brittany Kues is chatting with me today about how she started her freelance business almost 2 years ago and tried different routes but ultimately found her niche as a podcast manager. We chat about how she got started, how she connected with her clients, how she pushed forward despite losing all of her clients, how she started back over and doubled her income from there. We chat about mindset and going back to the basics, raising rates, finding clients at premium rates, and what Brittany’s life now looks like as a podcast manager! Thanks for listening! Connect with me on Instagram at: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/micala.quinn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@micala.quinn</a> SHOW NOTES: <a href="https://www.micalaquinn.com/episode195" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.micalaquinn.com/episode195</a>

195. WAHM Success Story: How Brittany Kues found her niche as a Podcast Manager

EPISODE 78 So I've said it before and I'll say it again, you NEED to raise your rates! Today I'm speaking with a podcast manager that has taken that advice and done it successfully. After losing her then-current podcast clients to some unforeseen events, Brittany Kues re-set her business and raised her rates. She is now working with those high-end clients we all dream about. Brittany has some great advice for us about where to go to find those clients and how to increase the value you are providing with your services.  Like a lot of us, Brittany began her online career with a desire for work-life balance. After a false start when she signed up for an online course and got scammed, Brittany found the right education and started working as a virtual assistant. When she found out about podcast management, she was hooked! Brittany is now making great money working part time, developing her own podcast, and deciding on future directions for her company. Today she shares her opinions on outsourcing, social media, and the futility of haggling with clients over pricing.  In this episode, we cover: - The powerhouse combination of podcasts and Pinterest - Where and how to find new clients - When to outsource and what it may allow your business to achieve - The dangers of Shiny Marketing Syndrome - Why show notes are an important part of podcast growth - Striking a balance between home and mom life and work - How to make your services stand out to potential clients - The benefits of working with high-end clients (It's not just the money!) If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over on Instagram! @laurenwrighton SHOW NOTES: https://laurenwrighton.com/episode78

EPISODE 78 So I've said it before and I'll say it again, you NEED to raise your rates! Today I'm speaking with a podcast manager that has taken that advice and done it successfully. After losing her then-current podcast clients to some unforeseen events, Brittany Kues re-set her business and raised her rates. She is now working with those high-end clients we all dream about. Brittany has some great advice for us about where to go to find those clients and how to increase the value you are providing with your services.  Like a lot of us, Brittany began her online career with a desire for work-life balance. After a false start when she signed up for an online course and got scammed, Brittany found the right education and started working as a virtual assistant. When she found out about podcast management, she was hooked! Brittany is now making great money working part time, developing her own podcast, and deciding on future directions for her company. Today she shares her opinions on outsourcing, social media, and the futility of haggling with clients over pricing.  In this episode, we cover: - The powerhouse combination of podcasts and Pinterest - Where and how to find new clients - When to outsource and what it may allow your business to achieve - The dangers of Shiny Marketing Syndrome - Why show notes are an important part of podcast growth - Striking a balance between home and mom life and work - How to make your services stand out to potential clients - The benefits of working with high-end clients (It's not just the money!) If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over on Instagram! <a href="https://instagram.com/laurenwrighton" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@laurenwrighton</a> SHOW NOTES: <a href="https://laurenwrighton.com/episode78" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://laurenwrighton.com/episode78</a>

78. Success Story: Brittany Kues on landing high end podcast management clients

Have you ever collaborated with a content manager or creator and wondered how easy it becomes to take off from there? Collaboration is not just something that's reserved for artists or designers— podcast enthusiasts can collaborate too! In this episode, to-be podcasters Emma Vertolli and Brittany Kues (also Emma’s podcast manager) join in to share insights into their collaboration. It had been a dream of Emma's to start a podcast for a while now, and while she had the background to do it, she was SO in need of an expert hand in order to create a successful podcast! Emma went through the usual channels at first, interviewing different podcast managers, but it wasn't until Brittany reached out to her, offering her service as THE podcast manager (and most importantly, as someone who genuinely cared), that her ideas began materializing!Emma talks about her upcoming sports podcast, Passion To Legacy, how she decides to use it to gravitate into a niche, and how podcasting has become a breeze post-working with Brittany. Brittany explains her podcasting ideas, niching down for long-term partnership, and collaborating on projects that interest you! We also discuss: ●      Why it is essential to know how to network - "that's not only to get your foot in the door, but it's to grow once you're in the door"●      The importance of niching down and taking up projects that you love working on●      Planning, Organizing, and Outlining - following a system is key if you're a podcast manager.●      Tip for collaboration - it helps if you build a willingness to go back and forth with your client to understand their requirements as a podcast manager.Full Show Notes, including all the links we discussed on the episode, can be found at https://www.thepodsquadcollective.com/podcast-017

Have you ever collaborated with a content manager or creator and wondered how easy it becomes to take off from there? Collaboration is not just something that's reserved for artists or designers— podcast enthusiasts can collaborate too! In this episode, to-be podcasters Emma Vertolli and Brittany Kues (also Emma’s podcast manager) join in to share insights into their collaboration. It had been a dream of Emma's to start a podcast for a while now, and while she had the background to do it, she was SO in need of an expert hand in order to create a successful podcast! Emma went through the usual channels at first, interviewing different podcast managers, but it wasn't until Brittany reached out to her, offering her service as THE podcast manager (and most importantly, as someone who genuinely cared), that her ideas began materializing!Emma talks about her upcoming sports podcast, Passion To Legacy, how she decides to use it to gravitate into a niche, and how podcasting has become a breeze post-working with Brittany. Brittany explains her podcasting ideas, niching down for long-term partnership, and collaborating on projects that interest you! We also discuss: ●      Why it is essential to know how to network - "that's not only to get your foot in the door, but it's to grow once you're in the door"●      The importance of niching down and taking up projects that you love working on●      Planning, Organizing, and Outlining - following a system is key if you're a podcast manager.●      Tip for collaboration - it helps if you build a willingness to go back and forth with your client to understand their requirements as a podcast manager. Full Show Notes, including all the links we discussed on the episode, can be found at <a href="https://www.thepodsquadcollective.com/podcast-017" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thepodsquadcollective.com/podcast-017</a>