With all the podcasts being published — especially by huge firms that are pouring millions into creating content and podcast shows today — the question we have to deal with is:  How is your own podcast show going to stay … Continue reading →

The competitive nature of today’s Podcasts are now demanding both compelling podcast cover art (in both podcast badge and album art), as well as quality and compelling audio intros — and we will discuss these in the light of a … Continue reading →

In this episode, we deliver some tips from Jennay Horn of weeditpodcasts.com concerning promoting your podcast show and improving your discoverability. For the podcaster who has just started out and has a few episodes published, these tips may be of … Continue reading →

In this episode, we deliver a repurposed episode which we recorded before in an office of the Hilton Hotel in Austin (please excuse the noise in the background, but it was indeed the least noisy spot in the entire hotel) … Continue reading →

In many cases a MONTAGE PODCAST EPISODE may be a great one for your audience, for yourself, for other podcasters and for new listeners. Why? The answer to that question comes from a podnews.net link that highlighted an article from … Continue reading →

In this episode, we report on the final emails sent by Daniel J Lewis of the podcast series The Audacity to Podcast, as well as the author of My Podcast Reviews program. These emails contained the 7 tips for increasing … Continue reading →

Since we have been hearing from all the “pundits” about their predictions in podcasting for 2020, we at PodcastReporter.com now present our own top 10 “crystal ball” predictions for the podosphere for 2020 in this episode. In the newsletters, many … Continue reading →

The myth of the strength and importance of Apple’s New and Noteworthy is again debunked by Rob Walch of Libsyn.com in an audio episode posted by Podcasting Step by Step.We will address this issue once more, only because the newsletters and … Continue reading →

For podcasters, creating revenue streams (such as donations) has always been a key method of getting income from the listeners — but here, we discuss the “value for value” model that has been successful for a key podcast show, in … Continue reading →

This episode deals with the benefits of transcription for your audio podcast episode, and there are seven ways where this written archive can help grow your audience — as is stated by a recent article in medium.com. Now, from the … Continue reading →