You’ve probably already heard about affiliate programs. From bloggers and YouTubers to podcasters and social media stars, affiliate programs give content creators of all kinds a potential revenue stream. But, how do you decide if joining a program is the right move for your show? Well, it all starts with understanding what an affiliate program […]
It’s a new year. It is a time when many people start new podcasts– and experienced podcasters think about what they want for their shows in the year ahead. Regardless of the decisions you make, we all want the same thing…. to have a successful podcast. But., what does that even mean? How do you know if you’ve had success with your podcast? And if you haven’t felt successful, how do you change that around in this new year?
Consistency keeps your listeners eager and waiting for each new episode like it’s the latest binge-worthy TV show. But let’s be real, hitting that publish button on schedule can sometimes feel impossible. Whether you just weren’t feeling it that week or something else took your attention, sticking to a consistent release schedule is a real […]
If you’ve already created a podcast or are thinking about it, you probably already have a story to tell, insights to share, and an audience in mind. But, with over 2 million podcasts currently available, how do you make sure your voice stands out? It all comes down to letting your unique style shine. So, […]
As your podcast starts to grow, you may be thinking about working with podcast advertising agencies to help you connect with brands. Working with agencies can definitely put you in front of brands, but how does this impact your bottom line? And what are some other things you should consider before you sign on the dotted line? Today we’ve got some great tips for working with podcast advertising agencies.
If you want listeners to keep coming back and listening to your show, then you need to have a solid episode format. This is the structure for your podcast, and it’s something most people are subconsciously looking for when they’re listening to your show. If you don’t have it, they may stop listening and they may not even know why. Having that structure helps guide your audience through the show so they know what to expect. So, what are the main components of a typical podcast episode, and where do you have some wiggle room so you can still be creative? Today we’re talking about creating a structure or format for your podcast episodes.
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