You now have an amazing podcast, but how do you tell the world about it? The first step is to distribute your podcast to as many websites and apps as possible. In this video, I share the most popular places where you need to distribute your RSS feed so you can grow your audience quickly. There are three directories where 90% of podcasts are consumed, so submit to those first.
Hosting your own podcast week after week can be a bit of a challenge. It can take a lot of time to write the content, schedule guests, record and publish, and promote to your audience. One way to reduce the amount of time and energy you spend on your podcast is by having multiple podcast hosts. I recently did this with a new podcast launched earlier this year. And today, I’m sharing my tips and tricks on how you can make this work for your podcast.
Ready to sell ads for your podcast? To make things official, you’ll need to create a campaign order that outlines the agreed-upon advertising, dates, and rates. This helps manage expectations for both the podcast and the advertiser.
In recent years, podcasting exploded in popularity with over 400 million podcast listeners across the world. Despite this massive demand, the supply of podcasts certainly kept up with over 2 million independent podcasts currently available. Collaborating with other podcasters offers an effective way of expanding your reach and building lasting relationships. So, this article goes over why you need to start collaborating with other podcasters as well as how you can collaborate.
Transcriptions can be a great way to promote your podcast, but probably not for the reason you think. I’ll share with you my personal experience and how you can use transcriptions to grow your audience. Show notes are elaborate episode descriptions that may include detailed information about what’s inside your episode and even have time codes and links to additional resources. This can be helpful for SEO purposes and to also provide a great service to your audience.
As a podcaster, you work really hard on your show. So, you need to protect it. This means you need to have contracts for anyone working on your show, but especially anyone who appears on the show such as a podcast host and guests. It may seem like a hassle, but you need to make sure you have full permission to use these recordings the best way you see fit. Or you could end up in some hot water, like me. Today we’re talking about creating contracts for podcast hosts and guests.
Podcast Your Business helps entrepreneurs and small businesses create podcasts that increase revenue and brand awareness. Each week, Sunny provides practical tips and inspirational stories that motivate you to meet your podcasting goals!
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