Your podcast is under threat. Not from independents but celebs.

So how do you ensure your show doesn't disappear. I've been looking at 3 ways to stop it

How do you get your podcast signed up by a big company?

I wanted to know so I did some research.

Is "Guesting" the best marketing? If it is I need to do it right.

In this episode I look at what I need to do to start appearing on other people's shows.

Can you get make your podcast reach more people buying advertising?

I wanted the hard facts, not opinion so I did a test LIVE and this is what happened.

How can you turn 5 hours of audio into a hit show without burning yourself out?

I need to find out and I start uncovering some great techniques in this episode.

I'm diving much deeper into the topic of podcast "topics" this week and how to pick them.

Once again I'm shredding up my own show and applying the lessons of the big podcast companies in an attempt to emulate their success.

Can you make a podcast show that is so appealing that people have to click play on it?

How do the big names do it and can you use their techniques to build a new show or "repair" a show which should be doing better?

In this episode I try to do 4 hours of guest interviews in a week and learn a lot of things along the way.

One thing is that it is you and not your guest who will make or break a guest interview.

If you get it wrong, your whole podcast could be a waste of time.

A final push for "landmark" podcast guests throws up some pretty crucial lessons about efficiency and podcast guest booking.

If you want good guests, this is a must listen.

Where will you be after 110 podcast episodes? Mike Winter has done it. What's his secret of longevity? How come after 5 years he's still making Wisecrackin' with Winter?