By Gene Monterastelli
The podcast currently has 16 episodes available.
Listening to a well produced podcast can be deceptive because the structure is so effective as to be invisible.
Putting together an effective podcast you can be proud of takes more than just speaking into a microphone with authority. It is important to structure your show in such a way that even new listeners can get the most out of it without feeling lost.
This week I talk about the value of having a consistent show structure and what you need to include regardless of the type of podcast you are producing.
If you haven't had the chance to download the guide Is Podcasting Right For You?
If you are ready to podcast but don't want to do it alone, join us in the Podcast For Profit And Authority Academy.
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Creating a new podcast is not something you will be able to do perfectly right off the bat. It will require a lot of learning.
Depending on how much experience you already have, you might need to learn how to speak into a microphone with confidence and how to conduct interviews.
Even after you have mastered these skills you’ll need to find out what form and rhythm are best for your show.
One of the ways to figure this out is to record a pilot episode (or three). This week we talk about what a pilot is, its value, and how to get the most out of the pilot process.
If you haven't had the chance to download the guide Is Podcasting Right For You?
If you are ready to podcast but don't want to do it alone, join us in the Podcast For Profit And Authority Academy.
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No single step in creating and publishing a podcast is overly complicated. The key is making sure you don't skip any steps and that each one is done in the right order.
The way to manage this is to create a documented workflow covering the entire process.
This week I talk about how to create the four workflows you need to document to maximise your efficiency.
If you haven't had the chance to download the guide Is Podcasting Right For You?
If you are ready to podcast but don't want to do it alone, join us in the Podcast For Profit And Authority Academy.
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In last week's podcast we talked about the value of doing interviews in your podcast and how to get guests.
Today I share with you how I do my interviews. If you follow these easy steps before the interview and during the interview you are going to help your guest feel comfortable, help them to present themselves in the best possible way, and provide useful content for your audience.
With a little practice and the right preparation before interview you will produce great content.
If you haven't had the chance to download the guide Is Podcasting Right For You?
If you are ready to podcast but don't want to do it alone, join us in the Podcast For Profit And Authority Academy.
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Last week we talked about the different types of shows that you can produce.
One of my favorite types of podcasts to do is an interview podcast. Today I share with you why I think interview podcasts are so valuable and the steps I take to get guests to say yes to being on my show.
If you haven't had the chance to download the guide Is Podcasting Right For You?
If you are ready to podcast but don't want to do it alone, join us in the Podcast For Profit And Authority Academy.
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Picking the type of show that you are going to record is no small matter, not set in stone.
This week we talk about the pros and cons of each type of show with examples of each.
If you haven't had the chance to download the guide Is Podcasting Right For You?
If you are ready to podcast but don't want to do it alone, join us in the Podcast For Profit And Authority Academy.
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When we work on our business we are thinking in terms of return on investment.
Having realistic goals is important whenever we start something new.
This week we talk about what podcasting success looks like and how long will it take.
If you haven't had the chance to download the guide Is Podcasting Right For You?
If you are ready to podcast but don't want to do it alone, join us in the Podcast For Profit And Authority Academy.
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Without being crass, business is about sales.
Yes, we need to provide useful products and services that we believe in in an ethical way.
But we do have to think about sales.
Today we talk about how podcasting can fit into your sales strategy and what sells best.
If you haven't had the chance to download the guide Is Podcasting Right For You?
If you are ready to podcast but don't want to do it alone, join us in the Podcast For Profit And Authority Academy.
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When you start to podcast (or even if you have been podcasting for a long time) it is easy to get caught up in download numbers.
Having metrics to track how we are doing is great, but they are only one way to judge our success.
This week I talk about what download numbers really mean and the types of measurements that are more important than download numbers.
If you haven't had the chance to download the guide Is Podcasting Right For You?
If you are ready to podcast but don't want to do it alone, join us in the Podcast For Profit And Authority Academy.
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One of the main reasons we start a podcast in a business setting is to create trust with our audience.
An important factor in creating that level of trust is showing up in a consistent predictable way.
Consistency isn't just about when we show, but also about how we show up. This week we talk about how be consistent in timing and quality of content.
If you follow these simple steps it will help your relationship with your audience.
The podcast currently has 16 episodes available.