Can I deliver a pitch to conference organisers that is good enough to get an opportunity to speak?

Can I deliver a pitch to conference organisers that is good enough to get an opportunity to speak?

I'm still digesting this episode. There was so much in it.

Basically "real world" proven ways to get listeners and also what not to do.

Can I promote my podcast with public speaking? Will it work? I'm testing it.

Can I get better and better guests?

Mike Fisher is an awesome podcaster and so I invited him on my new thread "Cracking the Podcast Code" to pick his brains about explains what he's learnt going from no podcast to a show with "great" guests in such a short time.

Can I avoid podfade? You know where people give up after making only 8-10 episodes?

How do you avoid that. Mike Winter has been going for years. I pick his brains to find out how.

The test:

Can you get people to listen to your podcast using Facebook ads on a limited budget?

Yes or no?

I've set a goal to increase my podcast listenership by 50% with advertising.

But will advertising achieve that or is advertising a total waste of time after all? As always, I'm letting the data decide.

Update: Research into alternative ways to make podcast moneys and whether a news format could boost your listenership

Can I use the techniques of international advertising firms to promote our podcasts.

I'm giving it a go this week.