What if your business card could talk?
Kim Newlove
I help pharmacists stand out from the crowd and reach their target audience through podcasting, audiobooks, and trustworthy drug pronunciations.
Instead of handing someone a piece of paper, get your voice in their ears, tell them a story, and give them a reason to connect with you. That’s exactly what a podcast can do!
In episode 317 of The Pharmacist's Voice ? Podcast , I share my speaker pitch and learning objectives for the 2025 APhA ( American Pharmacists Association ) and OPA Ohio Pharmacists Association Annual Meetings. The proposed session title was, "A podcast is a business card that talks.” Spoiler alert! I was not chosen as a speaker for either meeting.
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The learning objectives double as a 6-step exercise for building a podcast that can be used as a business card. So, if you’d like to use a podcast as a business card, try the 6-step exercise below. A fictitious podcast example is used in this episode.
Your voice matters, and it gives you a competitive edge. It sets you apart. Some pharmacists use podcasts as business cards, but you are not required to use your podcast as a business card. The choice is yours!
Imagine if your business card could talk! Maybe podcasting is right for you. If you’d like help starting your podcast, send me a message through LinkedIn or my website: https://www.thepharmacistsvoice.com.
If you know someone who might like this episode or would like me to speak to their group about using a podcast as a business card, please share this episode with them.
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1 周Brilliant concept, Kim! :) Connection via voice is a whole new level of relationship building. Thank you for sharing.
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2 周Very good episode. I enjoyed learning about your suggested process. Too bad the conference did not accept your pitch but thanks for sharing all that goodness with us here :-)