Podcast Producer’s Network

Today we are joined by Nick Chamberlain. Nick is the owner of NCC Audio Podcast Solutions.

In this episode, we discuss ways producers can best serve clients and their podcasts by putting systems in place to make the process smoother for both parties involved.

Check out his website here: nccaudio.com

Nick’s IG: @nickc520

If you have any questions, we have a team that can handle all your podcasting needs.

👉 Website: https://shelbyrowproductions.com/

Of course, you’re probably wondering how you can monetize your podcast. Although many fresh podcasters don’t earn a cent when they start out, there are things you can do to start building some revenue!

In this episode, we have a special guest! Alec Ogg joins us to talk about the different ways you can monetize your podcast. We dive deep into a discussion about getting sponsorships, using crowd-funded methods to earn money, branding your podcast by using “avatars”, and much more!

Alec is a producer and owner of Parasaur Studios. Thanks so much to Alec for coming to the show!

👉 Check out his website here: https://www.parasaur.co/

Part of building an agency is handling all the tasking. Who works on who’s projects? Who is communicating with the client and making sure all gets done well? This was Derrick’s job when the number of clients was manageable, but as the agency grew, we realized it would be necessary to implement production managers. 

So here are the 5 things to think about when implementing a production manager.

1. Change the Owner’s System to a Team Oriented System

Basically, we're going to be making content that's focused more on the business side of producing podcasts and running an agency. We'll still be making content aimed at the podcast creators - that won't be going away. Thanks for sticking around and we hope to see you again!

How can you organically grow your viewership among search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo, and more? We all hear about SEO and most of us know what it may stand for: Search Engine Optimization. But really, what in the world is that? How DO you optimize for a search engine like Google and rank higher on their search results - specifically for podcasts?

This episode, we’re joined by Eric Seropyan. Eric specializes in driving traffic to websites using Google AdWords Certified, Search Engine Optimization, social media marketing, email marketing and more. He is also co-director at Orange County Search Engine Academy and host of "This is My South Bay Podcast". Many thanks to Eric for coming on our show.

👉 Check out his website here: https://www.thisismysouthbay.com/

Not our typical episode. This one is for all the podcast producers out there!

In this episode, we discuss the fears, challenges, and exciting moments - from Derrick’s point of view - that occurred when he started Shelby Row.

Part 2 of our segment on podcasting on YouTube! If you're interested in watching it on video, go here: https://youtu.be/sr5X32gTIdM

In this episode, we go over YouTube's algorithm, what is involved with branding (from a video creation stand point), and more!

Podcast shows are primarily on iTunes, Spotify, etc. But have you stopped to consider that YouTube could be a viable place to grow your audience? Adding a video component to your show completely changes the format, but if you’re willing to do it, you might see some surprising benefits. 

This episode, Mando, a valued team member, comes along to help explain to us a few things about getting started on YouTube. This includes creating a good title, thumbnail, figuring out YouTube’s algorithm, getting people to click and stay, and much more! 

You’ve got your podcast up and running, and you decide to interview someone to try and make your show more interesting. How do you get started? Who do you book on your show? How do you prepare? We answer those questions and more in this episode.

Today we are joined, once again, by Kim Morrow and Johanna Beyer, who were guests back in Episode 5 and 6 They co-host their own podcast, Inside Journey, where they share stories and tools to help people who are battling with their own internal struggles.

In this episode, they join us to share their experience in regards interviewing anyone and give some great advice on things to remember while conducting the interview.

Check out their site at https://www.insidejourney.com/

Many thanks, again, to Kim Morrow and Johanna Beyer.

Are you a one-man army, or have you ever stopped to consider the addition of a co-host?

While a lot of people are running the show solo, co-hosting is an often overlooked benefit when starting up a podcast.

Today we are joined, once again, by Kim Morrow and Johanna Beyer, who were guests back in Episode 5, “Imposter Syndrome.” They co-host their own podcast, Inside Journey, where they share stories and tools to help people who are battling with their own internal struggles.

In this episode, they join us to share their experience in regards to co-hosting.

We go over the dynamics of co-hosting, including the relationship between hosts, committing to a schedule, and any roadblocks along the way.

If you’re thinking about co-hosting, we hope this episode helps!

Check out their site at https://www.insidejourney.com/

Many thanks, again, to Kim Morrow and Johanna Beyer.