Your show’s mission statement is more than just some words on a page. It should determine the direction of your show, the format, who you’re talking to, and ultimately how it will make money. Much like a map (well, Google Maps) when you’re going to a new destination, your mission statement will guide your podcast…
Remember in high school when a teacher assigned you a paper and the first question was always, “how long does it have to be?” The most frustrating answer to a student looking to do the minimum amount of work was, “as long as it needs to be.” This is actually a good answer though. See, “how long” is the wrong target. A page number doesn’t make a good paper; fulfilling the requirements does. In other words: content is more important than length. The same exact thing is true for podcasts.
book a guest, do research, have a long conversation, combine audio, and more. And while that works for most of your episodes, sometimes it’s good to have a few you can produce quickly in your back pocket. Here are 5 that you should be able to record and publish with little effort.
75% of podcasts become inactive. Many don’t even make it past 7 episodes! If you don’t want that to happen to you and your show, follow these tips to stay consistent, and grow your show.
Your business is stagnating. Maybe sales are as high as you’d like. Maybe you can’t seem to attract more customers. Starting a podcast – with the right content – will help.
I’ll just get this out of the way now: I love me some gear. I’m an early adopter when it comes to tech, I like trying out new stuff, and A/V gear has become a bit of a hobby for me. However, when I first started my podcast, I was less concerned with the perfect…
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