Eps 1766: ask the podcast coach
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The "Ask the Podcast Coach" podcast episode provides information on questions related to podcasting. The hosts talk about different methods of monetizing podcasts, including sponsorships, affiliate marketing, and merchandise sales. They also discuss the importance of having a clear call to action in podcast episodes. In addition, the hosts give tips on getting more listener engagement, such as creating social media groups and asking for feedback. They also cover topics like the best recording software and getting guests for your podcast. Finally, they share their thoughts on the current state of podcasting and the potential for growth in the industry.
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Host
Carla Fisher
Podcast Content
There are several things to consider when creating a podcast. The first thing is to determine your niche. What do you want to talk about? What are you passionate about? It's important to know what interests you, so that you can create compelling content that will keep your audience engaged.
The next thing to consider is your format. Do you want a solo show where you speak on a particular topic, or do you prefer having guests on your show? If so, what type of guests will you have, and how will their stories and experiences align with your niche?
Another important factor is your delivery. How will you present your podcast? Will you be casual and conversational or more formal and structured? Remember to keep the tone appropriate for your audience and to be authentic as possible.
Now that you've nailed down your niche and format, it's time to think about your equipment. You'll need a good microphone, recording software, and headphones to get started. Additionally, sound quality is paramount so make sure your recording environment is conducive to producing high-quality audio.
With those basics in mind, next up is branding. Your podcast cover art, website, social media profiles, and other visual assets are important in attracting and retaining listeners. Be sure to put together a consistent look and feel for your brand.
Understanding your audience is also important as it affects the language, tone, and style of your podcast. Knowing your audience, their interests, and their pain points allows you to tailor your podcast to them and make it more engaging.
Another important aspect of podcasting is marketing. You need to have a strategy for reaching your target audience and getting your podcast out there. Leverage on social media, collaborate with other podcasters, and engage with your listeners to grow your audience.
Finally, consistency is key. You need to have a regular publishing schedule that your listeners can expect, whether it's daily, weekly or monthly. Consistent publishing also helps with discoverability, as it allows you to rank better on podcast directories and search engines.
By following these pointers, you can create a great podcast show that resonates with your audience, grows a loyal following, and establishes you as an expert in your niche. Remember, when it comes to podcasting, there's no one-size-fits-all formula, so experiment, have fun, and keep learning. We hope you enjoy this episode of "Ask the Podcast Coach." Join us next time as we dive deeper into the world of podcasting.