In this week’s episode, I’m talking to one of my clients about her podcasting journey. Angela Henderson is a business coach for women, keynote speaker and podcaster (at The Angela Henderson Online Business Show who helps women business owners from around the world have consistent 5-figure months and multiple 6-figure years… without burning out in the process.

As this podcast is released, Angela is celebrating her 100th episode being released this week. Huge congratulations Ange, your commitment to releasing a new episode every single week since you launched in fantastic!

In this episode:

• Ange’s podcasting journey
• How the podcast has been working for Angela as a marketing tool for her business
• Using your podcast as a tool for building relationships with your guests
• How Ange promotes her podcast
• Monetisation
• Staying on top of the weekly podcasting schedule
• Ange’s favourite thing about podcasting.

For full shownotes, go to https://www.podcastva.com/podcast/a-podcast-case-study-with-angela-henderson/

In this solo show, I run through the 3 steps to ensure that when you transfer your podcast host, you keep all of your episodes, subscribers, ratings and reviews intact.

In this episode:

• Welcome back to Season 3
• The 3 critical steps to transferring your podcast host
• Why each step is important
• A couple of examples of errors people make.

For full shownotes, go to https://www.podcastva.com/podcast/how-to-transfer-your-podcast-host/

In this episode, I talk about the different styles of audio editing. I speak to a lot of people who spend hours of their time editing their audio and I think it’s important to know a couple of different styles….because the difference in time can be huge.

In this episode:

• Different styles of editing
• Time difference
• Technical steps

For full shownotes, go to https://www.podcastva.com/podcast/audio-editing-episode-20/

It’s a bit of a bug-bear of mine when I hear someone has downloaded a podcast equipment guide only to be told they should spend upwards of $500 to get started. That might work for some podcasters but it doesn’t take into account everyone’s situation and budget.

In this episode:

• Some key considerations when choosing the set-up
• USB Microphone recommendations
• Other useful equipment
• Equipment recommendations on a bigger budget

For full shownotes, go to https://www.podcastva.com/podcast/how-much-should-you-spend-on-podcast-equipment-episode-19/

I was chatting with someone at an event the other day and she wanted to launch a podcast. But the only thing that was stopping her was the fact that she was stuck on what to name it.

In this episode:

• A few different ways to name your show
• How to check if there is another podcast with the same name
• The reason you shouldn’t get stuck on the name

For full shownotes, go to https://www.podcastva.com/podcast/podcast-name/

I recently noticed that I had a couple of 1 star ratings left in Apple Podcasts and so I wanted to talk about podcast ratings (and more specifically 1 star ratings) and how to deal with them.

In this episode:

• Getting 1 star ratings
• How podcast ratings work
• Other metrics to look at
• Feel free to give me your feedback

For full shownotes, go to https://www.podcastva.com/podcast/1-star-podcast-ratings/

A question I often get asked and see asked a lot on social media is “which host should I use”. In short, there are so many different options when it comes to podcast hosting companies and it can be a difficult decision to work out which one best suits your needs.

In this episode:

• What is a podcast host
• How hosting works and the difference to directories
• Things to look for when choosing a host
• Things to avoid
• What IAB statistics are
• Transferring podcast hosting

For full shownotes, go to https://www.podcastva.com/podcast/podcast-hosting/

In this episode, we’re talking about an effective time management technique to become more productive - batching. And more specifically how you can batch the podcasting tasks in your workflow to help streamline your processes.

Essentially batching involves completing similar tasks in a scheduled block, avoiding the need for switching back and forth between skills and eliminating multi-tasking.  Research shows that task switching is hugely detrimental to productivity. When we change and flip between tasks, it can take, on average, 23 minutes for your brain to re-focus.

In this episode:

• What is batching?
• Which tasks to batch in the podcasting workflow
• Different ways to batch your tasks.

For full shownotes, go to https://www.podcastva.com/podcast/productivity-hack-batching/

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Podcast Seasons - what are they are and are they right for your show? Podcast seasons aren’t new but we talk about whether it’s something you could implement for your show.

In this episode:

• What are podcast seasons
• Different formats for seasons
• Examples of client’s using seasons
• Advantages
• Disadvantages

For full shownotes, go to https://www.podcastva.com/podcast/podcast-seasons-episode-13/

In this episode we’re talking about rebroadcasting old episodes so you can have a break but continue to keep up that ever important consistency.

In this episode:

• Rebroadcasting old episodes
• How to choose which episode to rebroadcast
• The mechanics of it in your host and website

For full shownotes, go to https://www.podcastva.com/podcast/rebroadcasting-old-episodes-episode-11/