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Welcome to Rock the Podcast! Hosts Jessica and Margy welcome Corey Coates, Chief Expectations Manager at Podfly Productions, to discuss these 3 questions…
● What’s the difference between a rebrand and a tune-up?
● What does it mean to rebrand?
● How do I rebrand my podcast?
Missed Connections
This week’s missed connection is a ‘big whup’ from Corey who had never seen the moon before. Welcome to the Northeast, you wide-eyed Canadian.
What is Rebranding?
Rebranding is a complete overhaul of your podcast. The only thing you keep in place is the underlying architecture, i.e., the RSS feed, iTunes account, and your fans.
● Survey your audience and ask them what they like about your existing show.
● Consult with a professional.
● Cut out the crap.
● Do a sunset episode.
● Produce a few demo episodes before launching your new show.
What is a Tune-Up?
A tune-up generally happens at about six months in, or whenever your gut tells you your podcast is getting stale. It’s a review to figure out where some adjustments need to be made, to give your listeners the best content you can provide.
● Find someone with an objective ear who knows what they are doing.
● Pay attention to details.
● Consider if marketing is hindering your show.
● Be the best, most entertaining host you can be.
Resources Mentioned:
Interview Connections
Interview Connections TV
@InterviewConnections on Instagram
Podfly
Audio Jungle
By Jessica Rhodes4.8
7070 ratings
Welcome to Rock the Podcast! Hosts Jessica and Margy welcome Corey Coates, Chief Expectations Manager at Podfly Productions, to discuss these 3 questions…
● What’s the difference between a rebrand and a tune-up?
● What does it mean to rebrand?
● How do I rebrand my podcast?
Missed Connections
This week’s missed connection is a ‘big whup’ from Corey who had never seen the moon before. Welcome to the Northeast, you wide-eyed Canadian.
What is Rebranding?
Rebranding is a complete overhaul of your podcast. The only thing you keep in place is the underlying architecture, i.e., the RSS feed, iTunes account, and your fans.
● Survey your audience and ask them what they like about your existing show.
● Consult with a professional.
● Cut out the crap.
● Do a sunset episode.
● Produce a few demo episodes before launching your new show.
What is a Tune-Up?
A tune-up generally happens at about six months in, or whenever your gut tells you your podcast is getting stale. It’s a review to figure out where some adjustments need to be made, to give your listeners the best content you can provide.
● Find someone with an objective ear who knows what they are doing.
● Pay attention to details.
● Consider if marketing is hindering your show.
● Be the best, most entertaining host you can be.
Resources Mentioned:
Interview Connections
Interview Connections TV
@InterviewConnections on Instagram
Podfly
Audio Jungle

12,072 Listeners