Want to know a secret that saves me a TON of time (and can save YOU time too)? This podcast isn’t the only place you’ll see this content. You’ll see it on Instagram, on LinkedIn, and in my newsletter. The process is easier than you’d think. Here’s how mine works. Show Notes Save Time! 7…
Over the past several months, I’ve covered YouTube a few times, and made the arguments for and against video in podcasting. And if you’re in the “I don’t want to add video to my podcast” camp, there’s good news that came out of Hot Pod Summit ’23. Head of YouTube Podcasting Kai Chuk was in…
One of the most common questions I get when I tell people that they should do more podcast swaps is, “Where should I go to find podcasts to swap with?” You can just look on Apple Podcasts or reach out to the podcast that you listened to. But that might not be the best strategy….
They say it’s easier to sell to current customers than to get new ones. It makes sense, right? Those customers have entered into a relationship with you, have shown they trust you, and have proved their open to giving you money.
The same thing can be said of sponsors. Many people forget that sponsorship is a relationship, and as the creator, you can help the brand. So when a campaign is over, don’t assume the relationship is too. Most of my sponsors from the past year have been former sponsors that renewed.
Here’s what I do to keep sponsors returning, and what you should do too.
Over the last couple of months I’ve been pushing hard on the idea that first time podcasters should start a mini podcast – that is, a solo podcast that’s 20 minutes or less. But how do you actually produce that show quickly? The answer is Descript.
Solo podcasts are the way to go in 2026, for a lot of reasons. You control the full narrative. They are easier to produce. You can be authentic. And you can solve a very specific problem. But lots of people are uncomfortable recording solo episodes. So here are 3 tips to help you do it…
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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