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Wealth Without a Job: The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Freedom and Security beyond the 9 to 5 Lifestyle

If you are like most people, you have probably heard plenty of instructions. Your boss, your spouse and family members, church leaders, the advertising media, the government, and a wide variety of financial advisors continuously offer advice. A common characteristic of this advice is that it tells you what to do.
This book is different. It is our firm conviction that knowing how to do anything is the essential element. If you only know what to do but not how to do it, then you are left with trial and error as a method for accomplishment. Trial and error greatly increases the risk of doing anything new to the degree that many people accept the limitations of the status quo rather than risking the action to get the changes they want.

Entrepreneurship is not taught in the government-dominated education system or in private schools, either. For this reason, most entrepreneurs learn through baptism by fire—a method that can be both expensive and time-consuming. We don’t presume to know the exact business that is best for you. Instead, we will show you how to discover your true purpose so that you can choose a business that expresses your own values and calls forth your passion.
The difference in this book is that you learn how to do things from the inside out—not just what to do. We refer to this as the real interior decoration. We decorate our homes and our bodies in ways that please us.

Why not decorate your mind (your internal reality) in ways that please you? In ways that move you ahead, in ways that make your work more meaningful than merely making money, in ways that bring forth personal resources that you may not be aware of at this point?
We go beyond materialism in this book. Money can’t buy happiness. The paradox is that poverty surely produces unhappiness, anxiety, and dissatisfaction.
But we cover more than your personal psychology and mind-set. After reading this book, you will understand the fundamental structural changes that have occurred in the economy that have destroyed the once-common expectation that working for someone else offers the possibility of improving your standard of living and gaining financial security.
Earning the income you want from work you love: yes, that’s what you’ll learn to do in this book. Although it may seem a distant dream to you now, you will learn how to identify and then prosper at work that is an expression of your true purpose.

We have taught courses about earning the income you want from work you love in many parts of the world for quite some time. From this experience, we can anticipate some of the hesitations that you may have in using this material. Your mind may be saying something like “I never thought of myself as an entrepreneur or a business owner, so aren’t I just lying to myself by using this book?” This is an important question. Entrepreneurship is natural and instinctive. Most kids do not have to be told about earning money, and many spontaneously open lemonade stands.

What you are really doing by using this material is returning to your instinctive method of earning an income. We know it is a lie that you must rely on a single source or a job for income. It is a big mistake to leave the decision of how much you are worth to a corporate or institutional bureaucracy. Most jobholders do not think about it this way, but in today’s job market, you are leaving even the decision of whether you get paid to your employer.

Wealth Without a Job: The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Freedom and Security beyond the 9 to 5 Lifestyle This is a book about know-how. If you are like most people, you have probably heard plenty of instructions. Your boss, your spouse and family members, church leaders, the advertising media, the government, and a wide variety of financial advisors continuously offer advice. A common characteristic...

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"Phil Laut and Andy Fuehl,the authors of this book are money masters! The information and the application of their wisdom is what will allow you to attract the wealth you deserve."
-Jeffery Combs
author of More Heart than Talent.

"I was fortunate enough to learn many years ago that working is the very worst way to earn money. Work is made for us, we are not made for work. Our work is meant to provide us with satisfaction. We should do what we love and love what we do."
-Bob Proctor
author of the bestselling book, You Were Born Rich.

"Standing out in a plethora of 'get rich' books, Wealth Without a Job goes beyond the predictable 'set goals, work hard, and pretend to be happy' approach; rather, it inspires, cajoles, and leads readers through known and tested paths to financial freedom. Phil Laut and Andy Fuehl don't just seek to change your wealth, however. Be prepared for a deeper understanding of both economics and how your mind thinks and works, so that you and your goals are driven towards each other. A compelling read."
-Dr. Dolf de Roos
author of the New York Times bestseller, Real Estate Riches.

From the Inside Flap

"People who earn lots of money from work they do not enjoy experience dissatisfaction because the money is never enough. Yet people who enjoy their work but earn so little that they are continually beset by financial problems sooner or later find that the problems overwhelm the enjoyment.

Unless you are blessed with a trust fund to pay your bills, it’s essential to devise a way for the work you love to provide an abundant income. This book provides you with that preparation."
–From the Introduction

This is a book you will read more than once. Because, unlike the garden-variety entrepreneurship guide that tells you what to do to construct a self-directed and financially successful career path, Wealth Without a Job tells you how to:

Determine your true purpose so that you choose a business that expresses your own values and calls forth your dormant passion.

Understand the fundamental changes in today’s economic structure that virtually require self-actualizers to work for themselves.

Discover and adopt the characteristics that separate the wealthy from the others.

Earn the income you want from the work you love.

Wealth Without a Job exposes the fallacies behind the once-reasonable expectation that working for someone else is your surest route to financial and emotional security. It then goes on to reveal:

The emotions that hinder success in entrepreneurship and what you must do to minimize them while maximizing emotions proven to help you succeed.

The three ingredients necessary for effective change–Awareness, Acceptance, Action–and proven steps for incorporating them into your everyday life.

Guidelines for turning stumbling blocks into stepping stones, including launching your own business even if you are currently unemployed.

If you want to earn the income you want from work you love, you have to do it on your own; naysayers will only block your progress while successful people are already busy doing it for themselves. Let Wealth Without a Job show you how to make the emotional and psychological adjustments required to become successful as your own boss, on your own terms–then, let it provide you with a step-by-step, battle-proven program for doing just that.

From the Back Cover.

"Phil Laut and Andy Fuehl are money masters! The information and the application of their wisdom is what will allow you to attract the wealth you deserve."
–Jeffery Combs
author of More Heart than Talent.

"I was fortunate enough to learn many years ago that working is the very worst way to earn money. Work is made for us, we are not made for work. Our work is meant to provide us with satisfaction. We should do what we love and love what we do."
–Bob Proctor
author of the bestselling book, You Were Born Rich.

"Standing out in a plethora of ‘get rich’ books, Wealth Without a Job goes beyond the predictable ‘set goals, work hard, and pretend to be happy’ approach; rather, it inspires, cajoles, and leads readers through known and tested paths to financial freedom. Phil Laut and Andy Fuehl don’t just seek to change your wealth, however. Be prepared for a deeper understanding of both economics and how your mind thinks and works, so that you and your goals are driven towards each other. A compelling read."
–Dr. Dolf de Roos
author of the New York Times bestseller, Real Estate Riches.

About the Author.

PHIL LAUT, formerly a financial controller at Digital Equipment, has been involved in the personal development field for twenty-five years and first self-published Money Is My Friend in 1979. He sold over 300,000 copies, and ten years later, Ballantine republished the book.

ANDY FUEHL is a recognized teacher of business psychology. His specialty is teaching people to succeed at entrepreneurial ventures. He has also managed global telecommunications programs for several Fortune 500 companies such as AT&T, Bell Labs, and Motorola. He has self-published a book entitled Profiting in Turbulent Times.
Both Phil and Andy teach courses throughout the world about the topics in this book.

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Did HGTV Ruin the Housing Market For Millennials?
He creates investing videos for his 34 followers on TikTok.

She makes gluten-free bread in their basement.

Their budget: $3.2 million

Young people and first-time homebuyers aren’t thrilled with the housing market at the moment.

Prices are skyrocketing in many places. There are bidding wars galore. Houses are going for way more than asking prices all over the place. It’s certainly not a buyer’s market at the exact time many young people find themselves becoming a buyer.

It’s not all bad for young people. Interest rates remain at generationally low levels. And houses are now bigger and nicer than they’ve ever been.

But what if young people are unhappy with the housing market because their expectations are too high? What if our tastes have simply become too expensive?

A podcast listener recently sent the following email:

It seems like a lot of my millennial peers are striving to live TODAY like their boomer parents live now at the end of their careers. Now that I’ve noticed it, I feel like I can’t unsee it. Prime example: people are not just skipping starter homes (I know Ben is a fan of this), they’re skipping straight to the ultra-high end forever-homes. I can’t tell you how many 30-somethings homes that I’ve visited who really have no place for improvement. They’re perfect.

When my parent’s built their home (that they still live in) in the 1990s, they had a mortgage interest rate of 8.5%. Prices may have been lower but they got crushed at the bank. They still built. They just installed carpet instead of hardwoods, linoleum countertops instead of granite, and none of the rooms had any crown molding or decorative embellishments. All of these upgrades have since been made over time.

I think they may be onto something here.

When I was growing up in the 1990s I don’t remember anyone having what we would consider a “nice” house today.

No open floor plans. No good spots to entertain. No granite countertops. No tile backsplashes. No crown molding. No wainscoting. No magnificent bathrooms. No stainless steel appliances.

I blame HGTV.

Think about it. HGTV is like Instagram. Just like you can view other people’s wonderful lives on social media all day long you can now look at all of the wonderful homes outfitted by the likes of Chip and Joanna on HGTV.

If you’re in the market for a home you’ve almost certainly been watching House Hunters, Fixer Upper, Flip or Flop and Property Brothers for hours on end. Watch enough of these shows and it begins to feel like a given we should all live in houses with modern barn doors, giant kitchen islands and heated bathroom tiled floors.

In a way this is progress. People expect nicer things these days. This is what happens.

Yuval Noah Harari once wrote:

One of history’s fews iron laws is that luxuries tend to become necessities and to spawn new obligations. Once people get used to a certain luxury, they take it for granted. Then they begin to count on it. Finally they reach a point where they can’t live without it.

Luxuries become necessities once you get used to them. Smartphones were once a luxury for most people but now they feel like a necessity. College was once a luxury for many and it’s increasingly becoming a necessity for many career paths.

Of course, you can’t blame this all on Jonathan and Drew or Chip and Joanna. It’s also true that starter homes are becoming a relic of the past. Freddie Mac shows the number of new homes with 1,400 square feet or less since the mid-1970s have fallen off a cliff:

Either homebuilders don’t make enough money on these projects or there simply isn’t enough demand from new homeowners.

In 2020, there were just 65,000 entry-level homes constructed, less than one-fifth as many as the late-1970s and early-1980s. Only 10% of new homes built today are considered starter homes.

So you’ve got this surge of new, young homeowners at the same time starter homes are at their lowest levels in decades.

Yet another reason we need the government to make it a priority to incentivize the construction of new homes.

I’m not holding my breath.

Are you looking to start a podcast?

Want to know what does a perfect podcasting setup look like? In this guide, we will show you how to start your own podcast with WordPress – step by step. You will learn about how podcasts work, the best podcast equipment, the podcast WordPress plugin that you absolutely need, and more.

Step by step guide to start your own podcast

No matter your age or technical skill set, you can easily start your own podcast by following the step by step process outlined in this article.

Here is an outline of everything that we will cover:

What is podcasting & how podcasts work?
Finding a niche and topic for your podcast
Things you need to setup your podcast
Choosing the best web hosting and domain name
Setting up a media hosting service
Choosing the proper podcasting equipment
Planning your first few podcast episodes
Recording your first podcast
Publishing your podcast with WordPress
Uploading your media files to Blubrry
Setting up Smart Podcast Player Plugin
Adding your first podcast in WordPress
Previewing your podcast with iTunes
Submitting your podcast to iTunes
Podcasting resources to help you grow
Making money from your podcast
Ready? Let’s get started.

What is Podcasting & How Podcasts Work?
A podcast is an episodic series of audio files which users can subscribe to download and listen.

In order for your podcast to work, you need to have an audio file and a RSS Feed that users can subscribe to stay updated and download new episodes when they come out.

Because WordPress comes with a built-in RSS feed system for blogs, many podcasters choose to use WordPress as their podcast website platform.

You can connect your podcast website with podcasting apps like iTunes to make it easier for millions of users to listen and subscribe. We will cover this later in the article.

Now that you know what is a podcast and how it works, let’s take a look at how to find ideas to make a successful podcast.

Finding a Niche and Topics for Your Podcast
Podcasts are quite popular and there are dozens of podcasts on many different topics out there. In order to compete, you need to find your niche and select the topics you will be covering in your podcast.

You also need to know your audience and think about what they would find more interesting. This simple exercise will give you a clear idea about your podcast and what you want to say. Don’t forget to write it down.

You can now narrow it down to very specific topics. For example, if your podcast is about music then you can narrow it down to a particular genre, era, region, or artists.

Now, there might be some very popular podcasts covering similar topics. You may be wondering how could you compete with them?

You can compete with the big guys, by just being you. Your podcast will have your unique insights, perspective, style, and voice to it. It will be a different experience for your audience and many of them would love to listen.

Thinking about your niche and narrowing down your topics will later help you plan your podcast episodes and win subscribers by sticking to a well-planned content strategy.

Now, that you have made up your mind about what you want to say, let’s take a look at the things you will need to make all this happen.

Things You Need to Setup Your Podcast
For a professional podcasting setup, there are a few things that you will need to get started.

The first thing is a website or blog where people can learn more about you and your podcast.

The second thing is the equipment to record your podcast.

Lastly, you need to have the right tools to publish your podcast on the internet, so you can get maximum subscribers and reach.

We will walk you through the whole process step-by-step.

Step 1. Website Setup: WordPress Hosting and Domain Name
The most important step in building a website is to choose the right platform. Thankfully you’re here, so you won’t be making any rookie mistakes.

We recommend using WordPress.org also known as self-hosted WordPress for setting up your podcasting website.

WordPress is free to use, you can install plugins, customize your site design, and most importantly make money from your site without any restrictions (see the difference between WordPress.com vs WordPress.org.

We have already explained why WordPress is free? in our previous article.

There’s no catch. It’s free because you have to do the setup and host it yourself.

In other words, you need a domain name and web hosting.

A domain name is your website’s address on the internet. This is what people type to get to your website. For example, google.com or wpbeginner.com.

Web hosting is your website’s house on the internet. This is where all your files and images are stored. Every website needs web hosting.

The typical cost of web hosting is $7.99 per month and a domain name usually cost around $14.99 per year.

This is a lot for someone just starting out. Thankfully, Bluehost, has agreed to offer our users a free domain name and over 60% off on web hosting.

In real numbers, this means you can start your podcasting website for $2.75 per month.

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We recommend using Bluehost because they are one of the official WordPress recommended hosting providers, and one of the largest web hosting service in the world.

After signing up with Bluehost, please refer to our step by step guide on how to start a WordPress blog. You will be up and running in no time.

For more hosting recommendations, see our guide on how to choose the best WordPress hosting.

If you choose a different hosting company than Bluehost, then you can follow the instructions in our complete step by step WordPress installation tutorial to get started.

Step 2. Setting up a Media Hosting Service
The next thing you will need is a good media hosting service.

Your podcasts are large audio files. Serving them from your web host will consume a lot of server resources, which will make your website slow and often unresponsive.

For best user experience, we recommend that you use a podcast specific media hosting platform like Blubrry.

Most smart podcasters use a separate podcast hosting service to serve their podcast files. It is the smartest and most efficient way to run a podcast.

Here are few reasons why we recommend Blubrry:

Blubrry is optimized for podcasting using WordPress. They offer a powerful plugin called Blubrry PowerPress which makes it easy to manage your podcast from WordPress site.
It comes with the a large user community consisting many successful podcasters behind it. If you need help, then join the forums to learn from others who are podcasting for a long time.
Blubrry comes with great tools like ID3 tagging, iTunes optimization, automatic media artwork management, etc.
They have a top-tier content delivery network which makes your content delivery faster and more reliable.
Step 3. Choosing Proper Podcasting Equipment
As your podcast grows, you will learn about new tools that you can use to produce higher quality podcasts. However as a beginner, the most important tool that you need is a good microphone.

Please do not use your computer’s built-in microphone to record your podcast. Your users will instantly notice the terrible sound quality.

There are 3 popular mic choices among podcasters.

Buying a professional microphone for podcasting

Samson C01U (USB) – Entry level Microphone

Rode Podcaster (USB) – Best USB mic that we found. We use it for our WPBeginner videos as well as our List25 Youtube videos.

Heil PR-40 (XLR connection, not USB) – This is what the Pro’s use. You will need to buy an audio mixer as well.

Other equipment that you probably want to purchase: mic arm, shock mount, and a pop filter. We purchased the Rode Podcaster kit that came with a Mic Arm and shock mount.

You would also need a decent headphone. We’re using Sony MDR7506.

Once you have the right podcasting equipment, you will be ready for the next step: planning and recording the podcast episode.

Step 4. Planning Your First Few Podcast Episodes
You need to plan your podcast episodes before you sit down to record them. There are several important decicions that you need to make.

1. Episode content

What will be the topics for your first few episodes? You can plan your content in an orderly fashion, work on the content by creating an outline and then digging into the details.

2. Length of Episodes

Podcasts can be between 20 minutes to over an hour long. The duration of your episodes depends on your content and audience. There are no strict rules about what the ideal length should be for a good podcast episode.

If you have good content, then don’t cut it down just so it can fit the specific length. Similarly, don’t drag content too much just so you can fill the desired episode length.

3. Supporting Media

You will also want to work on an intro music, background music, or other sounds you may want to add to your podcast for a dramatic effect.

Following are a few places where you can find license-free music and soundtracks to use in your podcast episodes or as your theme music. Carefully review the licensing terms before using any track in your podcast.

Free Music Archive
YouTube Audio Library
Free Stock Music
4. Storyboarding and Scripting

You can certainly just sit down and record by just looking at a simple outline of your ideas. However, this will give your users the impression that you didn’t do your homework.

You need to actually sit down and write down the script. This helps you stay focused and makes you able to sound more professional and prepared.

You can still go on and speak off the script during the recording, but having an actual script keeps you on track and results in better quality content.

After spending some time on planning your episodes and giving more thought to your content, it is time to record your first podcast.

Step 5. Recording Your First Podcast
To record your podcast, you will need an audio recording software. This software will help you record and edit your audio files.

The best podcast recording software which is used by most podcasters is Audacity. It is a free, cross-platform, and open source software capable of recording studio-quality professional podcasts.

After installing Audacity, you need to open it up and create a new project from the File menu.

To record your voice, simply click on the record button.

Now feel free to record your podcast. Don’t worry about awkward pauses, breaks, coughing, or any glitches you might make while narrating.

You can edit the recording as many times as you want.

Audacity

You can also import music files from File » Import and set them as background music.

Audacity is a very powerful tool, and it is not possible for us to even cover its basic features in this article. However, TeamAudacity has an extensive Wiki with detailed tutorials specifically written for new podcasters.

We will recommend you to go through these tutorials. It will take you some time to become familiar with the software, but it’s totally worth your time and effort.

Once you have recorded your podcast, you need to export it.

Most podcasters export their audio files in the MP3 format because it creates smaller file sizes with good quality.

You also need to be smart about naming your podcast files. Remember podcasts are episodic series, so it would be best to use a naming practice that uses episode or serial number in the file name.

Some suggestions would be WPB001.mp3 or WPBep001.mp3.

Save the final version of your podcast file to a separate folder on your computer.

Step 6. Publishing Your Podcast with WordPress
After you have created a few episodes, and you are satisfied with their quality, it’s time to learn how to publish your podcast with WordPress.

You will need to login to the admin area of your WordPress site.

First thing you need to do is install and activate the Blubrry PowerPress Podcasting plugin. For more details, see our step by step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

Upon activation, you will see a PowerPress menu item in WordPress admin menu. Clicking on it will take you to plugin’s settings page.

Setup Blubrry in Powerpress plugin

If you are using Blubrry to host your podcasting files, then you need to click on the button to configure Blubrry statistics and hosting services.

Clicking on the button will bring up a popup where you need to enter your Blubrry hosting account email and password.

Connect Blubrry hosting

Next, you will need to fill out rest of the information on the settings page. Provide a title for your podcast and fill out iTunes fields.

These iTunes fields for description, category, subtitle, artwork, etc will be used in your podcast’s RSS feed, and iTunes will use them to place your podcast in their directory (more on this later).

Podcast settings

Don’t forget to click on the ‘Save Changes’ button to store your settings.

Your WordPress site is now ready to publish your podcast.

Step 7. Upload Media Files to Blubrry
Before you publish a podcast episode with WordPress, you first need to upload the podcast file to your media hosting service, Blubrry.

You need to login to your Blubrry hosting account and then click on Podcaster dashboard.

Next, you need to click on ‘Upload New Media Files’ link under the podcast hosting section.

Upload your podcasting files

This will bring you to another page where you need to click on the Upload New Media button and start uploading your podcast files.

Uploading your podcast files to Blubrry

After you have uploaded your podcast media files, you will be able to use them on your WordPress site.

Step 8. Setting Up Smart Podcast Player
Most podcasters use WordPress plugins to display a podcast player on their website. This player allows users to listen to a podcast directly from your website.

The problem with most WordPress podcast player plugins is the terrible user experience for your subscribers and listeners.

Patt Flynn, one of the well-known podcaster, realized the problem and decided to solve it by creating a solution for his website. That’s how Smart Podcast Player came to life.

Smart Podcast Player adds a beautifully built podcast player which allows users to play, share, and download podcast episodes from the player itself.

Smart Podcast Player preview

It is mobile-ready out of the box which means your podcast player looks and works great on all devices.

It is a paid WordPress plugin and pricing starts from $8 per month. This price entitles you to premium support and access to tutorials and videos.

First, you will need to install and activate the Smart Podcast Player plugin. For more details, see our step by step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

Upon activation, you need to visit Settings » Smart Podcast Player page and enter your license key.

Smart Podcast Player settings

You can get this license key from your account on Smart Podcast Player website.

Next, you need to click on the ‘Player Defaults’ tab to setup plugin settings.

Player defaults for Smart Podcast Player

You will need to provide your podcast feed URL. Since you are using PowerPress, your podcast feed URL will be like this:

http://example.com/feed/podcast/

Don’t forget to replace example.com with your own domain name.

Next, you need to provide your iTunes subscription link. Since you haven’t submitted your podcast to iTunes yet, you will need to come back here and fill this when your podcast is available on iTunes.

After that, you need to enter your show name and artist name.

Smart Podcast Player comes with beautiful design options and allows you to match your podcast player with your WordPress theme. Under player design settings, you can choose theme and color for your podcast player.

Choose podcast player design and colors

Don’t forget to click on the save changes button to store your settings.

Now that Smart Podcast Player is ready, you need to disable the podcast player that comes with PowerPress.

Since you are using Smart Podcast Player, you don’t need PowerPress to add a media player into your posts.

You can do this by visiting PowerPress » Settings page and scroll down to the ‘Blog posts and pages’ section. Click on ‘Disable’ under ‘Display Media & Links’ option.

Disable PowerPress player

Don’t forget to click on the save changes button to store your settings.

Step 9. Adding Your First Podcast in WordPress
Everything is now in order, and you are ready to add your first podcast in WordPress.

To publish your first podcast, you need to go to Posts » Add New page.

It is highly recommended that you create a separate category for your podcast episodes. This will allow you to keep your podcast episodes separate from rest of your content. You will also be able to easily publicize your podcast feed later on.

After that, you need scroll down to the bottom of the page, and there you will see ‘Podcast Episode’ box.

Adding a new podcast episode

Blubrry hosting users need to click on the folder icon and select the file they uploaded to Blubrry media.

Other users need to paste their media file URL in here. Click the verify button to make sure that you have pasted the correct URL.

Now you need to scroll back up to the post editor section. Give your blog post a suitable title and add a description of this podcast episode in the visual editor.

You will notice two buttons in the visual editor labeled SPP and STP. These buttons are added by Smart Podcast Player plugin.

Insert smart podcast player in your post

The SPP button allows you to add the full Smart Podcast Player which contains all your podcast episodes. Users can play them one by one.

However, since you are creating a blog post for a specific podcast episode, you need to click on the STP or Smart Track Player button.

Shortcode Generator

Select ‘Play a specific episode of your podcast’ and then provide the URL of the Media file you want to be played.

You can get the URL of the media file from ‘Podcast Episode’ meta box where you just added the episode.

Media file URL

After adding the media file URL, click on the build shortcode button.

You will see a shortcode appear in the post editor area.

That’s all, you can now publish and preview your blog post and you will see your podcast episode live with a beautiful player.

Podcast player in WordPress

Congratulations, your WordPress podcasting site is ready to go live.

Step 10. Previewing Your Podcast with iTunes
Now that you have set up your podcast website with WordPress, it is time to submit it to iTunes and getting more subscribers.

Before submitting it to iTunes, you might want to check how your podcast will look in iTunes. To do this, launch iTunes and go to File » Subscribe to Podcast and enter your feed URL. Your feed url will look like:

http://www.example.com/feed/podcast

Don’t forget to replace example.com with your own domain name.

Once you enter the URL in iTunes, it will fetch the feed and display it. As you can see in the screenshot below, it fetched the artwork, description, subtitle, etc.

Preview your podcast in iTunes

If everything looks good, this means you are ready to submit your podcast to iTunes.

Step 11. Submitting your Podcast to iTunes
To submit your podcast to iTunes, you need to download and install the latest version of iTunes on your computer. Next, Launch the iTunes and click on the iTunes Store button on the top right corner of the screen.

iTunes will now access iTunes Store. Click on the Podcasts menu, and then scroll a little to find the Podcasts Quick Links section. There you will see a link to Submit a podcast.

Submit your podcast to iTunes

This will open the Podcast submit process. You will need an Apple ID to submit your podcast to iTunes directory. If you are not already signed in, iTunes will prompt you to login.

The first thing you will need is your podcast feed URL. Your podcast feed URL will be like this:

http://example.com/feed/podcast

Don’t forget to replace example.com with your own domain name.

Since you are using PowerPress, your feed will already include tags required by iTunes Store for podcasts.

Upon submission, your podcast feed will be submitted to iTunes review queue. After approval by iTunes review staff, it will be added to iTunes directory, and you will be notified via email.

Podcasting Resources to Help You Grow
Congratulations on starting your podcast with WordPress. If you want to make your Podcast successful, then we recommend you join:

Podcaster’s Paradise by John Lee Dumas

John is a good friend of ours, and he is an inspiration for most new podcasters. In just a few years, he has taken his podcast from $0 to 7 figure annual income. If you’re thinking of starting a podcast, then you want to learn from him.

Your podcast’s website is built with WordPress. Here are some actionable tips to drive traffic to your new WordPress site.

Making Money from Your Podcast
It will take a lot of your time and solid commitment to make your podcast successful. To make it all sustainable in the long run you will need to find ways to monetize your podcast.

We have a detailed guide on how to make money online using your WordPress blog. All the items listed there can also be used on your podcasting website.

Following are some of the top ways to make money from a podcast.

Direct sponsorships. If you think a business would benefit from sponsoring your podcast, feel free to reach out to them to be a sponsor. You’d be surprised how often this would work out for you.
Use affiliate marketing to recommend third-party products and services to your audience.
Sell your own products and services by adding an online store to your website.
Ask subscribers to support your podcast with donations. You can simply add a payment form on your website where subscribers can make a small donation.
Make older episodes available only for members. See our guide on how to make a membership website with WordPress.
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