School of Podcasting - Plan, Launch, Grow and Monetize Your Podcast

This week, we had something that doesn't happen often outside of the Super Bowl—lots of Americans watched the same thing at the same time. Today, I thought we could look at WHY and what podcasters can learn to add those winning ingredients to their podcasts.

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Takeaways:

• Building anticipation for your content is crucial; promoting months in advance can lead to significant engagement.
• Making your content easily accessible across various platforms maximizes audience reach and convenience.
• Tying your content to emotions or nostalgia can significantly enhance audience connection and engagement.
• Creating unique content that can't be found elsewhere is a powerful way to attract viewers.
• Ensure the consumption process of your content is smooth; technical issues can drive audiences away.
• Monetizing an audience, rather than just the podcast, is key to long-term success.

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OK, I realize this seems a little odd, but stay with me. Bowling and podcasting share surprising similarities that can inspire you to start your own podcast. Just like in duck pin bowling, where mastering the basics and adapting your technique is crucial, podcasting requires a solid grasp of content creation and delivery. Throughout this episode, Dave Jackson draws parallels between the two, emphasizing the importance of feedback, practice, and finding your unique style. He also introduces an AI prompt that can help you generate fresh interview questions, making it easier to engage your audience. Whether you're a seasoned bowler or a curious podcaster, this episode is packed with insights to guide your journey.

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• The experience of duckpin bowling can teach valuable lessons about podcasting and content creation.
• Instant feedback is crucial in both bowling and podcasting; learn from your mistakes quickly.
• Practicing your podcasting skills is essential, just like warming up before bowling.
• Understand your audience's needs to create engaging content that resonates with them.
• Use AI tools to refine your podcasting content, enhancing clarity and engagement.
• Adaptability in your approach to podcasting can lead to greater audience connection and enjoyment.

Craig Can Slyke from AI Goes to College showed a cool prompt for Chat GPT. You tell it about your podcast (who your target listener is) explain who your guest is, and then ask it to come up with questions that your guest hasn't been asked. Want more? Explain how some of the questions may be used for YouTube Shorts and to put those in bold.

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If you want to add something new to your podcasting routine, you need to subtract something else from your schedule. Time management is crucial for podcasters; today, I'm pointing out the importance of making intentional choices about allocating our time.

Let's examine the balance between new opportunities and existing commitments. I emphasize that every addition comes with a necessary subtraction (unless you want to lose your mind).

This episode is filled with practical tips and personal insights on how to manage your time while avoiding burnout. Whether you want to expand your podcasting efforts or keep your sanity intact, this episode offers valuable insights to help you navigate your busy schedule.

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• To succeed in podcasting, remember that adding a new task means subtracting an existing one (if you're truly "busy").
• Effective time management in podcasting requires precise scheduling for learning new tools or platforms.
• Evaluate your current commitments and prioritize what truly adds value to your podcasting journey (and value to your audience).
• Being overwhelmed by podcasting tasks can be alleviated by understanding your available time.
• Use tools to track your productivity and identify what activities yield the best results.
• Avoid the hustle culture; prioritize your health and family while managing your podcasting goals.

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Today we look at how to encourage guests to promote their episodes. Host Dave Jackson opens the show by discussing the importance of reciprocity in the podcasting world, emphasizing that hosts and guests benefit from effective promotion strategies.

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Takeaways:

• Building a relationship with your podcast guests before the interview can lead to better promotion later.
• Make it easy for guests to share their episodes by providing direct links and images.
• As a host, please don't rely solely on guests to promote their episodes; it's not guaranteed.
• Offering your guests clear and simple promotional tools can encourage them to share your interview.
• Please tell your guests when their episodes will be released to help them prepare to share.
• As a guest, promise to promote the episode to increase your chances of being invited back.
• If you want them to share, the interview should be different than previous interviews.

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Today I share insights from a week spent at Ecamm Creator Camp 2024, highlighting ten key takeaways that can help podcasters and content creators elevate their craft.

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Takeaways:

• Attending the Ecamm Creator Camp provided invaluable insights into enhancing podcasting skills and techniques.
• Daniel Chi's presentation on empathy emphasized the importance of connecting with audiences effectively.
• The integration of Zoom with Ecamm opens new avenues for live streaming and content creation.
• Understanding the significance of community around software like Ecamm can foster better user experiences.
• Exploring AI tools like Ideogram AI can significantly enhance visual content creation for podcasts.
• Learning to embrace platforms like Discord can improve networking and engagement opportunities during events.

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This episode serves as a guide for content creators to learn from the mistakes of the movie industry. It advocates for creativity, genuine audience engagement, and strategic marketing that resonates with today's consumers.

The movie industry is falling fast. I share my childhood memories of the joy of watching movies and how attending a movie now has changed dramatically. We need to understand the power of audience engagement, noting that the film industry is often playing it safe with sequels and familiar franchises (a strategy that may not always yield positive results).

As podcasters, we need to note these trends and craft our content thoughtfully, ensuring that we do not fall into the trap of repeating what has already been done. Podcasters can stand out in an increasingly crowded marketplace by fostering authentic connections with listeners and providing innovative, compelling narratives.

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• The movie industry is struggling, and podcasters can learn valuable lessons from this decline.
• Creating a strong community experience can enhance audience engagement for both movies and podcasts.
• Making the consumption of your content easy is crucial for keeping your audience satisfied.
• Trailers should accurately represent the film's content to avoid disappointing viewers.
• Audience engagement and feedback are essential for improving movie and podcast content.
• Podcasters should avoid the common pitfalls of the movie industry to ensure success.

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Starting a podcast can feel overwhelming, but understanding the essential questions to address can simplify the process significantly. Join Dave Jackson as he coaches Alex Lorre through a consulting call, highlighting crucial considerations for both aspiring and established podcasters. From identifying your target audience to defining the goals of your show, this conversation covers the fundamental aspects that every podcaster must contemplate. Dave emphasizes the importance of a clear podcast name that resonates with listeners and conveys the intended content effectively. Additionally, the episode explores monetization strategies, creative formats, and the necessary tools to help your podcast thrive in a competitive landscape.

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• Starting a podcast requires answering fundamental questions about your goals and audience.
• Understanding your niche and how to differentiate your podcast is crucial for success.
• Consider using a name that clearly conveys the podcast's theme to attract listeners.
• Engaging with local businesses can provide sponsorship opportunities for your podcast.
• Monetization strategies can include affiliate marketing, ads, and creating a community.
• Utilizing tools like podpage can simplify the creation of a professional podcast website.

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Chapters in podcast episodes allow listeners to easily navigate content, enhancing their listening experience by allowing them to skip to segments they find most intriguing or relevant. Dave Jackson explores the evolution and utility of chapters, reflecting on his initial disdain and eventual reliance on them. Dave invites podcasters to share their perspectives, highlighting a range of opinions from enthusiastic advocates to skeptics who worry chapters might disrupt the listener's engagement.

Tools like Hindenburg and Descript are spotlighted for their ability to integrate chapters seamlessly, while AI-driven solutions from hosts like Buzzsprout and Captivate are emerging to automate the process. As the podcasting landscape evolves, chapters are becoming a valuable feature for both content creators and audiences, though their adoption remains a personal choice, influenced by the podcast's format and the creator's goals.

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Today we’re unpacking a world of AI tools and their applications in podcasting. I start by asking ChatGPT what the top uses for ChatGPT (and you'll be surprised) are.

We also discuss the crucial balance between leveraging AI for efficiency and maintaining the credibility and trust of your audience. If you lose your integrity, you may never get it back.

Above all, NEVER have AI make content that is made public without human interaction.

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With our step-by-step guidance and personalized approach, you'll easily navigate your podcasting journey, turning your ideas into captivating audio experiences. As a special bonus, use the coupon code "listener" to embark on your podcasting adventure with exclusive savings. Don't the voice in your head hold you back – embrace the power of podcasting and join us at the School of Podcasting today!

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1. School of Podcasting Website : Dave Jackson's website for podcast consultation.
2. Music Radio Creative : Associated with Mike Russell, one of the guest experts in AI.
3. Red Hat Media : Associated with Larry Roberts, another guest expert in AI.
4. AI Goes To College : Associated with Craig Van Slyke, another guest expert in AI.
5. 11 Labs : A tool for generating AI voices, used by Dave Jackson in producing content for the episode.
6. Mike Russell Video on Free AI Plugins for Audacity
7. Mike Russell Creator Magic YouTube Channel
8. Creator Magic YouTube Channel : Mike Russell's channel, where he discusses tools and plugins for content creation. Here is the video.
9. Ask the Podcast Coach : Dave Jackson’s live Q&A podcast on podcasting tips and advice.
10. CapSho : An AI tool for creating marketing content and summaries from podcast episodes.
11. Descript : A podcast editing tool with features like Studio Sound for audio cleanup and filler word removal.
12. PodPage: A platform allowing users to create podcast websites.
13. SpeakPipe : A tool that allows users to send voice messages.
14. Otter.ai : A transcription service used for creating detailed show notes.
15. Pod Squeeze : An AI tool providing limited free usage to analyze podcast episodes.
16. Swell AI: Another AI tool offering limited free episodes for content analysis.
17. Spinwriter: A tool for generating content from existing articles aimed at improving SEO.
18. Google Notebook: Used for reading PDFs aloud using AI voices. Helen and Kyle are the AI-generated voices.
19. OpusClip: A tool for generating multiple video clips from long content.
20. BigVU: Another video clip generation tool.
21. ClipGen: A clip-generation tool for creating social media content.
22. Minvo: Another tool for generating video clips.
23. Flexcut: Tool similar to the previous ones for video clipping.
24. Hippo Video: Offers text-to-video tools for content creation.
25. Wisecut: A tool for creating video clips from long recordings.
26. Hey Gen AI Video Generator
27. Perplexity - AI Tool that Provides Sources of Answers.
28. Chapt GPT - One of the original AI Tools.

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In this episode of the School of Podcasting (episode 949), we get some great insights from media research expert Tom Webster. With a focus on optimizing podcast content and strategy, Tom and Dave explore common pitfalls that podcasters face, particularly the importance of engaging content from the outset. They discuss practical tips on improving podcast narrative and editing, handling advertiser concerns, and leveraging audience feedback to refine your podcast. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting, this episode provides valuable lessons on creating captivating content that resonates with listeners and satisfies advertisers. Don't miss the unique strategies and actionable advice that could transform your podcast into a must-listen show.

Tom Webster is a partner at Sounds Profitable, dedicated to setting the course for the future of audio. He has thirty years of experience in streaming, podcasting, audiobooks, terrestrial radio, and everything else that we stick in our earballs. In his previous work, with Edison Research, Webster was the co-author of the annual Infinite Dial® study, the longest-running study of consumer media habits since 1998, as well as the Share of Ear® and Edison Podcast Metrics studies. With Sounds Profitable, his body of work includes dozens of the most influential reports in podcasting, and he is one of the most widely cited audio researchers in the world.

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