Good morning,

As I am sure you know, I love podcasts.

And I don't just mean I love my own podcast, but I really love podcasts.

A quick look at my iTunes shows that I am subscribed 51 different podcasts. (Yep, even I am a little surprised by that number.)

Podcasts are currently having their moment in the sun. More and more people are finding their way to them. 20% of Americans have listened to at least one podcast in the last month.*

And because of this I have some useful information and a request.

Useful Information - I have spent some time optimizing the TappingQ&A Podcast to improve your experience.

• If you are listening to the podcast on a smartphone you will be able to click on the links in the show description.
• The player has been optimized so it will play faster on the website.
• The podcast can now be found on Stitcher Radio. If you are a Stitcher user you can find the podcast here: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=61622&refid=stpr

How You Can Help It Grow - There are two ways people find new podcasts. First, they are directed to it by a friend or loved one. Second, they search for a podcast by topic. I was hoping you would be willing to help me out in either or both of these ways.

First, if you know someone who would benefit from the podcast in general or a specific episode it would mean the world to me if you would pass along a link to the podcast.

It is free to do, will only take a few seconds, and it will improve their day. (Or even their life!)

Second, a huge part of the way podcast applications determine their search order ranking is based on ratings and reviews. It will only take a few moments, but if you leave the podcast a positive review then you will help others find it when they are searching.

[Note: Don't leave a positive review unless you believe what you are writing.]

To review in iTunes click this link; click "View in iTunes"; click "Ratings and Reviews"; click "Write a Review"; write the review.

To review in Sticher click this link; click the stars below the show title in the left column; write the review.

In addition to giving a star rating feel free to share what you find most useful about the show.

Think of this as the easiest way to share the good news of tapping without having to leave your chair.

It would really mean a lot to me if you took a minute to do this. The beauty of a podcasts is it doesn't take any more effort to make a podcast for one listener than it does for one million listeners. The more people who listen, the more the healing power of the work is multiplied.

As always, let me know how I can be helpful to you by replying to this email.

Blessings,

Gene

*The Surprisingly Profitable Rise of Podcast Networks