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83
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May 2024
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A podcast dedicated to helping you launch and grow your own podcast. New episodes every month to help keep you up to date on the latest podcast tools, new growth ideas, and anything new in the world of podcasting! You can think of this show as sort of a podcast encyclopedia. In each episode we will discuss one specific topic within podcasting, whether it has to do with recording quality audio, launching a podcast, or growing your new show. This show is mostly for new podcasters and soon to be podcasters, but if you’ve been podcasting for a while you might learn something new too! Browse the titles of the episodes and listen to the ones that you need at the moment. Happy podcasting!
Lessons that I've learned in the past month of podcasting. I've taken a break, built a website for my show, got on TikTok, and My new podcast website workingtowardsourpurpose.comCastmagic - Podcast AI copy writer How to connect with me further:Pleasantpodcasts.comSubscribe to my email list
Help me podcast is back! A new episode of the things that I learned in the last month of podcasting! Clip making AI Opus ClipsTaking a break from podcastingPodcast hosting RedCircleHow to connect with me further:Pleasantpodcasts.comSubscribe to my email list
This will be the last Help Me Podcast episode for now. Thank you to everyone for listening! -Gino
In this episode I'll share a story about the importance of embracing experimental phases and not being afraid to fail. Drawing inspiration from a speaker at a networking event, I reflect on how having an experimental mindset can benefit podcasters who may be stuck in indecision or haven't started their podcast yet. Trying different approaches, explore various topics, and allow yourself to fail in order to discover what you truly enjoy and are passionate about can be a helpful process. Applying the concept of an experimental phase to podcastingThe freedom to try new things and not be limited by past decisionsExperimenting with different podcast formats and topicsAllowing yourself to fail and learn from those failuresHow to connect with me further:Download my free Podcast Launch RoadmapSubscribe to my email listShoot me a question
Today's episode is all about starting a podcast with other people who are also starting their own podcast. I'll be sharing my experience with a new program I'm part of and how it has inspired me to think about creating a collaborative podcasting cohort. Something I've thought about before, but now have a new lens on envisioning. We'll dive into the benefits of learning from and supporting fellow podcasters, and how this approach can help you create something amazing. So if you've been considering starting a podcast and want to do it with a supportive community, this episode is for you. Stay tuned and let's explore the exciting world of podcasting together!Being a part of a cohort Benefits from learning from others who are like minded Learning is not just about the material but how you implement it The benefits of community How to connect with me further:Download my free Podcast Launch RoadmapSubscribe to my email listShoot me a question
Today's episode is another concept one. I discuss a conversation that I had with someone about how podcasting can be a great way to step into your purpose. If you're working a job that you know isn't right you can feel stuck. But a podcast is a great medium to put energy into that can help get your momentum going to make a change.Starting a podcast around a passion or interestYou can feel stuck in a job you don't feel connected toA podcast can start that momentum My free gift to help you get startedHow to connect with me further:Download my free Podcast Launch RoadmapSubscribe to my email listShoot me a question
Have you ever considered taking your podcast to the next level by organizing a live in-person event? Well, in today's episode I will be sharing my own experience in planning and executing an in person event. A podcast is a great way to create community, and an event is the perfect way to build that community and to bring it offline and in person.Putting on an in-person eventCan you have an event for your target audience? Tell everyone about itUsing Canva to make a intentional flyerBenefits of using Eventbrite for smaller, local eventsGrowing your podcast community How to connect with me further:Download my free Podcast Launch RoadmapSubscribe to my email listShoot me a question
Today's episode is a little than most of my episodes. I didn't really have a specific topic I addressed this this one, but more of a jumble of thoughts about following the things that most excite you. For me it's something I've been doing for the last few weeks and it's brought some clarity and helped me make decisions that align with my passions. What is exciting you right now?Giving yourself space to follow excitement How to be more efficient by letting go of thingsWatching the sunsetHow to connect with me further:Download my free Podcast Launch RoadmapSubscribe to my email listShoot me a question
In today's episode, we'll be diving into a topic that might make you a little uncomfortable - leveraging your friends and family when launching a new podcast. Feeling hesitant to share your podcast with the people can be hard because you might be fearing judgment or criticism. But telling people about your show can really give you a boost of listeners, and give you the momentum that you won't have if you do a silent launch. Today I share my experience and explain why involving your loved ones can actually help your podcast thrive. When I started my two podcasts I kept them under wraps, only to find out that hardly anyone was listening. It wasn't until word got out through the interviews I conducted that people started to take notice. We'll explore the benefits of involving your family and friends right from the beginning stages of your podcast. They may possess valuable skills that can enhance your show, like graphic design or audio engineering. And by seeking their input, you can create anticipation and simply just let people know what you have coming. So when you do launch, people are waiting. Leveraging friends and family when launching a new podcastUsing their skills and expertise for feedback and improvementBuilding anticipation and supportBuilding a supportive network through friends and familyGenerating initial listeners and reviewsAddressing the fear of judgment and the importance of pushing past itHow to connect with me further:Download my free Podcast Launch RoadmapSubscribe to my email listShoot me a question
Shure just released the Shure SM7dB, which is the follow up to the podcast industry standard mic, the Shure SM7B. This mic is a long time coming and Shure really fixed the one major issue with the SM7b. Although it's a great mic, it was so gain heavy you needed to use an external preamp in order to really use it. With the new SM7dB, you no longer need one. Tune in as I talk about the details of this new mic and why I 'm really excited about it! What is the SM7dBIssues of the SM7bWhat does gain hungry meanHow you used to have to use the SM7bWhat Shure does to make the SM7dB worth buyingSpecs of the new micHow to connect with me further:Download my free Podcast Launch RoadmapSubscribe to my email listShoot me a question
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