My guest today is Brian Berkowitz, an interior design and real estate photographer. Brian is the co-host of a new podcast called Shooting Spaces. His audience is a very niche group of people working in the real estate/interior design market.

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During today’s episode, Brian tells me what it is like to cater to such a niche audience. He gives  some tips on how he formulates his content and shares some of the setbacks he has dealt with regarding the show. We have a useful conversation about podcasting equipment and how to create the best listening experience for your audience.

If you are planning to create a niche market podcast, Brian has some valuable tips that will help you get started on the right foot.

Today’s highlights:

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Resources:

Brian Berkowitz on Instagram

Brian’s website

Calendly

Shooting Spaces podcast

Zencastr

Thank you for joining me for today’s Podcast Hackers episode! Tune in next time as we continue to have in-depth conversations with experts who can help make your podcast the best it can be!