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14 Steps to Launch Your Podcast
Do you have a great idea for a podcast series or episode? Can you think of 5 topics that relate to your idea? Do you need help with creating your content and format? Would you rather interview others or be interviewed as a guest? Do you have a podcast name and theme? Do you have recording equipment and software? Are you ready to record your podcast? Do you need helpRead More…
Thumbnail Artwork
Podcasts are a purely auditory experience, so it’s all about listening. But having a standout visual that tells the story of your podcast without words is what will attracting your hungry listener. The cover art is the first real experience that they have with your content. Long before they decide to listen they’ will be looking at that artwork and it may even influence whether or not they click toRead More…
12 P’s to think about in creating your Podcast
Planning Time and Schedules Preparing Content Topics, Themes, Interviews, Webpages, Hosting Presenting Format, Style and Brand Production Recording Episodes, Intro, Outro and Musical Signature Post Production diting, Construction, Editing and Approval Promotion Show Notes, Back Links, Blog Posts and Social Media Plan Pitching To sponsors and advertisers Publishing To other platforms Products Association, endorsement, competitions, Profile Your personal brand and position as the go to Partnerships Interview guests & hostsRead More…
13 Reasons Why You Should Start a Podcast
You’ve got a great idea for a Podcast episode or series. You’ve written loads of blogs on your website and want to share them via audio or video. Your’e an expert with something to share. You are looking to develop your personal brand. You are wanting to build your business profile and share your network. You are really good at interviewing others. You have some great insights into a particularRead More…
Presenting For Audio
Feel the Fear and do it anyway. Here’s a few handy hints. Here’s a few handy hints. Breathe before you speak and let out a quiet sigh Slow your speech to allow your thoughts to process. Have prompting notes in dot points. Focus on speaking to that one person. Refer back to your message in your summary, Share your call to action ‘listen to other episodes’ Reference a place whereRead More…