So whether you’ve been podcasting for a while or looking to start a new podcast for your brand, one thing’s for sure – You can’t just record a conversation and publish it as an episode without any audio editing. This is a crucial step to producing an episode that’s accessible and enjoyable to listen to,
With podcast listenership eclipsing 460 million, businesses are discovering some of the amazing benefits of podcasting for their brand. And as more and more businesses take to the airwaves with their podcast, making your show stand out with so many options on the market can take time and effort. Whether you’re a podcast producer or
With 2023 shaping up to be a challenging year, I’m sure, like all businesses, you have your ear to the ground for new ways to strengthen relationships with your customers and develop new ones. Maybe you want to build brand awareness or a new top-of-funnel lead gen channel for your marketing campaigns. So, how can
Ok, so you’ve been producing your own podcast, sharing your passions, stories, and insights with the world. Maybe you’ve seen some early success, which can be super exciting, but there’s one thing I’m sure you’ve come to realize…It can be a ton of work to manage the workflow of a single episode, let alone an
Ok, so you’re going to start a podcast. Congratulations, that’s exciting news! The first thing you should do is check out our post on how you can get started with everything you’ll need for less than $500. If you’ve read that already but want to explore your options for upgrading to a dedicated podcast microphone
Are you new to podcasting and feeling overwhelmed about where to start and what to do? You’re not alone! Publishing a podcast episode can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. You will find that it doesn’t take long to get into the podcasting groove and streamline your show for success right from the
Now that you’re onboard the podcast train and have a few episodes under your belt, it’s time to start looking at the podcast analytics your show is generating. Podcast hosting platforms typically have built-in metrics, and these numbers can tell us a lot about our listeners. This can include, and isn’t limited to, how many
So you just finished pulling off a successful in-person event or trade show. Your attendees gained valuable insights from some fantastic content and learned from some of the best thought leaders in the industry. But now what? While the event may have come and gone, you have a literal treasure chest of content from the
So, you know what you need to start a podcast but you’re on a strict budget? Not a problem! You don’t need to break the bank to start a quality podcast, and in this post we’ll prove it! Today, we’ll be exploring the podcast essentials available to you while sticking to a tight budget of
Launching a podcast is not a simple content creation exercise; it takes a lot of work and coordination to produce a podcast that — in return — generates the results you want. New podcasters tend to hit the ground running FAST when they start, making it quite common for them to fall into several rookie
It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic changed the workforce as we know it. It ushered in a new era of virtual and remote working solutions for organizations nationwide. And just as these organizations adapted to the new environment, podcasters also needed to figure out how to produce their content remotely. But just because we
Anyone can set up and talk into a microphone, but if you want your podcast to stand out above the rest, there’s only one way to do it: proper planning. Podcast planning and outlining is what separates the hobbyist from the professionals. It’s a necessary step you’ll need to add to your workflow if you
It’s no secret that, in recent years, podcasting has stepped into the spotlight. After the success of Serial, it seems as though podcasting has exploded. And as more people become weekly podcast listeners, brands are starting to realize that podcasting can help them develop a highly engaged audience of potential buyers right at their fingertips.
Don’t wait to follow your dreams. I was very good at talking myself out of things, but ultimately, you need to follow your passions, so don’t waste time thinking about it or finding reasons why you shouldn’t. Just do. Devin McDonnell Tweet Founder and Lead Podcast Producer, Devin McDonnell was recently featured in Brief’s Executive
Congratulations, you’ve decided to start your very own podcast. As Obi-Wan Kenobi once said in Star Wars: “you’ve just taken your first step into a larger world.” If you’re like most people that have taken this first step, you’re running up against a problem: You’re not an audio expert, and don’t have a clue as
Publishing a great podcast is no easy task. It’s easy to look at the entire process and quickly become overwhelmed with all the steps required to successfully publish your podcast. But as the great Jimmy Dugan from A League of Their Own says: “It’s supposed to be hard. If it were easy everyone would do
Featuring: Matthew Smith & Matt Helbig, Really Good Emails After you’ve planned, recorded and published your podcast, you now need to find ways to spread the word. And while there are many ways to do this, few are as powerful as email marketing. Building a community and communicating directly with your audience via email is
Featuring: Brandon Hull, Freelance To Founder podcast When it comes to formatting, the interview is the easiest choice for podcasters to make. Its simple format makes it easy to produce over time and it can work for almost any podcast niche. But while the interview has proven to be the most accessible format for podcasters,
Featuring: Maurice Cherry, Revision Path podcast Being a podcast host can be quite a challenge. After all, your audience is tuning in to spend time with you every week so you need to make sure that you’re entertaining, informative, and just likable in general. That’s a lot of pressure! But is podcast hosting something that
Featuring: Matt Boudreau, The Working Class Audio Podcast So you’re producing a podcast or thinking about starting a new one. Sure, you can record your episodes with your laptop mic or your phone, but that’s just going to result in poor audio quality which won’t help you gain any listeners. The first step to building
Featuring: Chris Graham, The Six Figure Home Studio Podcast When building an audience for your podcast, consistency is going to be the key to fostering your growth. Releasing episodes on a consistent schedule develops trust with your listeners and leaves them wanting more after every episode. And while releasing episodes on a consistent basis sounds
Fearuring: Alicia Esposito, Content4Demand In the first episode of The Podcast Insider, we’re joined by Alicia Esposito, Content Strategist at Content4Demand, to hear her take on why podcasting should be a staple in every content strategy. Alicia is a jack-of-all trades marketer who has worked with Fortune 500 companies to develop unique content pieces used for
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