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Consistency Wins: Crush Podfade and Thrive with Erik Allen

2025-08-15

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Guest Bio

Erik Allen is the powerhouse behind The Erik Allen Show, ranked in the top 1.5% of podcasts worldwide and featured on everything from Nasdaq to Times Square. Known for his authenticity and relentless consistency (500+ interviews and counting!), Erik is a family man, fighter, and digital entrepreneur who’s turned his story into a mission: helping others monetize, grow, and leave a legacy through podcasting and online business.

Key Lessons From Episode

  • Podcasting is an entrepreneurial launchpad—it's about building relationships, collaborations, and leaving a legacy, not just making money.
  • Consistency is essential for podcast growth; releasing episodes regularly—even solo—builds traction and audience trust.
  • Don't get stuck on download numbers; focus on passion and creating value, because success comes from perseverance and impact, not instant metrics.
  • Monetize creatively: experiment with platforms like Fiverr for sponsorships, offer affiliate marketing, and build courses around your expertise.
  • Invest in yourself through learning—be it books, courses, or community involvement—and always strive for constant and never-ending improvement.
  • Surround yourself with like-minded individuals and mentors who align with your values and represent the success you aspire to achieve.
  • Everyone should share their story—whether through podcasting or personally—because your voice can positively impact lives and create lasting connections.

Timestamps

[01:39] Guest Introduction – Phil introduces Erik Allen, highlighting his podcast achievements and media appearances.

[02:19] Becoming an Entrepreneur – Erik shares how podcasting opened doors for business, relationships, and legacy.

[04:03] Erik’s Podcasting Origin Story – How Erik began with an MMA podcast in 2017 and evolved to his current show.

[05:15] The Power of Naming and SEO – Discussion about the importance of SEO and naming strategy for podcasts.

[07:16] Consistency in Podcasting – The critical role of consistent publishing and how Erik built momentum to over 500 interviews.

[08:49] Surviving Podfade – Strategies for sustaining motivation and keeping the excitement alive beyond the first challenging episodes.

[10:09] The Intimacy of Podcasting – Phil and Erik reflect on the unique connection podcasting creates with listeners.

[11:04] Influences & Learning – Erik shares his go-to podcasts and resources to grow as a podcast professional.

[12:20] The Future of Podcasting – Predictions and hopes for the industry as celebrity engagement and global reach continue to rise.

[14:54] Monetizing a Podcast – Creative ways Erik has generated podcast revenue, from Fiverr gigs to local partnerships to courses.

[18:04] Solo Podcasting & Tools – Erik shares his workflow and tech stack as a one-person podcast team.

[20:15] Growth Goals – Erik’s ambitions for reaching the top 0.5% of podcasts and the impact he hopes to achieve.

[23:14] Self-Investment – Erik describes his morning routine, personal development practices, and coaching journey.

[25:35] Advice for New Entrepreneurs – Why surrounding yourself with the right people is critical for business success.

[27:02] Lessons from Podcasting – Erik’s most important takeaway: don’t quit and don’t focus on download numbers, just provide value.

[28:15] Advice to His 10-Year-Old Self – Erik reflects on his turbulent youth and the importance of perseverance.

[29:23] Connect with Erik Allen – Where to find Erik online, free resources, and calls to action for listeners.

[30:40] Closing Remarks – Phil wraps up, encourages feedback, and the narrator signs off with motivational wisdom.

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