There are very few people who can go by just one name. Prince. Madonna. Wednesday. If you Google any of these folks, the person you’re thinking of right now will show up first in the results. That won’t work for everyone. Heck, the current U.S. President has a name so common, people are called, “Average…
In Episode 2, I talked to you about having one, clear, call to action for your podcast. There, I recommend your CTA should be to join the mailing list. This will allow you to capture your audience to directly communicate with them. From there, you can further promote sponsors, sell products, or provide more benefits for your membership (along with providing real value, of course).
But you still need a good place for the mailing list sign-up form to live. There’s no way to add a form in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast app.
No – You need a good landing page.
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Are most of the podcasts you listen to for fun, or for growth? If you're like 74% of podcast listeners, you listen to podcasts to learn new things. That's why your podcast should be a painkiller. And today, I'm going to give you all the reasons why. Show Notes Painkillers vs. Vitamins 3 Questions You…
Finding a good sub-$200 mic can be tough – it’s right in the middle ground between cheap but good enough, and the pro-sounding mics for $400+. Does the Stellar X2 by TechZone check out? Watch to find out. As a bonus, you’ll also learn how to connect an XLR mic to your computer!
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Recently I had to take a half day off to do yard work; when you’re self-employed, the opportunity cost can be actual lost money. For me it was $750. I could have hired someone and kept working on things I needed to do, and it was have cost less. The same can be true for…
I like to think about podcast growth as traveling cross country. You could technically do it for free — pretty much. You can walk, find free public transportation, or hitch the occasional ride. But it will take a long time, and you’re not in control of your time. If you want to get there faster, invest in a bike or a car. Or better yet, a plane ticket.
Recently on Twitter, I asked a series of questions about podcasting, the challenges, and what would make it easier. The conclusion I came to based on the answers was consistency is the biggest pitfall for podcasters (or would-be podcasters).
As someone who puts out 3 weekly shows, I totally get that. Podcasting can be a grind, which is why 75% of shows don’t make it past 7 episodes. So this week, I decided to put together some of my best tips to avoid the dreaded podfade and be consistent.
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