Many bloggers and podcasters struggle to get the most out of their website. And I don’t just mean “good design” elements, often it is actual useful website functionality that is lacking. For podcasters, this is especially true for “ready made” websites that their podcast host provides. These are often super simplistic. But was if there was an easy way to add critical features to almost any website, without having to learn Wordpress or Elementor or other page builders?
When podcasters market their show, podcast directories only distribute their audio, and are an incomplete solution. Here’s how to widely syndicate your episode show notes content for quick traffic and SEO rank wins.
It can be hard to write a good podcast episode introduction that captures attention and gets listeners or readers excited about what they are going to hear or read next. That’s why you need an Artificial Intelligence tool.
Podcast show notes articles are crucial in the promotion of a podcast. Especially the way we think of them as a podcast marketing agency. In this, the first episode of a multi-part series, we highlight the first three tools of many. They save us massive time in show notes production process, and have a huge impact on getting the most business value from podcasting as a content strategy.
“Can you help us launch a podcast on YouTube?” I’ve been asked this a lot, lately. We hear from businesses that think of a Podcast as something that lives on YouTube. And we hear from a lot of podcasters who would like to repurpose podcast content when growing a YouTube channel. In this episode we cover all the angles, including the difference between repurposed vs original content.
Do you have a podcast? Then you’re doing syndication already, at least for your podcast audio. But what about your show notes and web content?
Adding your podcast on YouTube means putting your show where your audience will easily access it. Did you know that YouTube is the second largest search engine on the internet? Here are some tips for podcasting on YouTube…
The Apple Podcast Charts on the iTunes store may be broken, but here are top alterntive strategies, tactics and mistakes to avoid when promoting your podcast.
Our take on podcast monetization, and if it makes business sense: Ask not how to monetize your podcast, ask how your podcast helps monetize your business.
I have to admit my podcast microphone pet peeve: The Blue Yeti Mic. Recently I attended a coaching group meetup, and the presenter was a consultant who also considered herself a podcasting expert. And it was put to us in dogmatically certain terms that the Blue Yeti is simply “The Best Microphone For Podcasters”. So in this post it is my solemn duty to disabuse our dear prospects and Yeti fans of this notion.
