How often does the host try to cover stop loss on the podcast?

Andy NearyI help insurance professionals turn brand awareness into business growth.

Tips ☝️ on finding guests for your podcast. @SelfFunded #stoploss #podcast #insuranceagent

1 Sept 2023 · 1 min

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This short YouTube clip (by Andy Neary) explains how the host selects podcast guests: primarily via inbound interest, referrals from trusted peers (which carry credibility), and proactive outreach for specific subjects. The host occasionally declines unsuitable requests and deliberately schedules topic repeats (e.g., covering stop loss about two to three times per year) to keep conversations fresh and relevant.

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Two to three times per year.

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How do you determine who your guests are going to be? It is a combination of quite a few things, right? So there's inbound interest. And every once in a while, you know, I may say no to certain circumstances that don't make sense, but I have a lot of people that ask now, how do I get on? Or what do I need to do? Or how do I qualify or whatever. Referrals have been really good, too, Andy. You start getting better at it, and people recognize that, and they say, well, you should have X person on, which is typically somebody that's either founded a business or runs a business in our industry that they think will benefit. So now you have this credibility that comes on with. Comes along with an introduction. And then I do actually proactively ask people, I think, of subjects that I would like to cover. You know, let's say stop loss, for instance. I might try to cover it two or three times a year. So I go, well, who should I have on that would keep the conversation interesting. So it hasn't been that difficult.