Soundboard with Tofe

Did you know you can now upload video podcasts to Spotify? 

Imagine if you are interviewing your guests and then you can have people watch it through a podcast platform.

This changes the game with video interviews usually typically watched through YouTube or even a website.

Thanks to Anchor.fm, you are able to upload video interviews so they can get played through Spotify. 

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How do you go about sharing your new podcast episodes?

Do you have a link for each platform?

Well, avoid this by using Linktree’s new feature that gives listeners the option on which platform they want to listen / watch in one location.

Plus, it gives a preview of the most recent episode.

Watch the full episode on YouTube or Spotify. Otherwise, you’ll be listening so enjoy the ride!

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What kind of things do I ask my guests? 

This is where you ask the questions that make your episodes high-impact interviews.

Here are five that will drastically improve your interviewing skills.

1:46 | how and why questions

2:12 | questions that lead into storytelling

2:45 | asking questions your guests haven't asked before

3:29 | asking questions that will create discussion

4:27 | have a standard final question

This episode is the follow up from last week’s episode where Tofe speaks about the five questions to avoid.

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Is there such a thing as asking bad questions in your podcast interviews? 

Absolutely!

Here are five to make sure you don't ask.

0:00 | intro

1:58 | “What’s your story?”

2:49 | basic questions

3:31 | yes/no questions

4:21 | asking a multitude of questions

5:17 | referring to your list of questions

Stay tuned for next week as it’s about the types of questions you SHOULD be asking.

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Thanks to the ‘Netflix Effect’, the successful f1 docuseries ‘Drive to Survive’ has grown 40% in annual growth to 49 million social media followers.

Not to mention, the sport has respectably increased its revenue from ​​US$1.15 billion in 2020 to US$2.14 billion in 2021.

That is a 86% increase…

Because they were able to show behind the scenes and transparency, that were able to really connect with their audience and grow a new following from people who probably had no idea about the sport.

What I’m getting at is this can be replicated for company podcasts.

This benefits your community, your staff, and your clients because of that transparent element.

Whoever is watching or listening will really benefit from this and they will get to not only know your brand, but they'll start to connect with it.

Here’s what to expect in this episode:

0:00 | intro

1:32 | what is Drive to Survive?

2:32 | high-growth stats from the series

4:28 | value of company podcasts

5:16 | Netflix docuseries with other sports that are potentially in the making

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What you want to do is keep someone interested from start to finish. 

One way to actually do this is having a teaser.

Before the episode gets released, whoever edits the podcast or produces them, you want them to build anticipation. 

It’s like dangling a carrot so that they can feel heard and it delivers some sort of entertainment.

What do you have that's enthralling enough for someone to be hooked and going to entice and maintain their attention?

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It’s a win-win having a guest on your podcast who is in your realm of work.

It becomes an intentional relationship by asking them insightful questions and them providing their perspective.

Over time, you strengthen your presence as a subject matter expert on your podcast from your brand.

Because you’re creating trust and a greater chance of turning your guests into a future client.

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This is part two of how the top podcasters stand out.

Let's break this down. Here’s what to expect in this episode:

0:00 | intro

2:07 | #6: Giving clarity and insights on abstract, confusing or confronting topics especially when it's backed with research or data.

3:16 | #7: They interview people with credibility and social proof

4:20 | #8: They show anticipation in the teasers and content

5:32 | #9: They bring out their personality

6:48 | #10: They ask uniform and thought-provoking final question

It's not always because they have their own credibility and social proof. You have to remember they also started with zero followers and downloads.

See the previous episode for part 1 with the first 5 reasons.

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Ever wonder how the top podcasters stand out?

It's not always because they have their own credibility and social proof. You have to remember they also started with zero followers and downloads.

So, let's break down what makes them stand out.

Here’s what to expect in this episode:

0:00 | intro

2:06 | #1: be very curious & ask exceptional questions

2:59 | #2: touch on trending / taboo topics

3:45 | #3: ask questions your guests haven't been asked before

5:01 | #4: give actionable and practical advice

5:35 | #5: use storytelling

Note, this episode is part 1 with the first 5 reasons, next episode will have part 2.

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There’s a lot of pain and hurt happening in the world right now. 

So to shed some light and positivity, I wanted to share 3 women podcasters for International Women’s Day who are leaving an impact in this week’s episode:

Here’s what to expect in this episode:

0:00 | intro

1:24 | Dare to Lead - Brene Brown

2:42 | Do You F*****G Mind? - Alexis Fernandez

3:53 | She’s on the Money - Victoria Devine

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