That Podcast Exchange

Have you ever dreamed of starting your own podcast? Have you ever felt the urge to share your story with the world, or to connect with like-minded people on a deeper level? If so, then you're not alone. Starting a podcast is no easy feat - it takes time, effort, and a lot of hard work.

The dream of having your own podcast is a strong one. The ability to share your voice with the world, engage with interesting people, and build a community around your interests is appealing. Well, the good news is that you don't have to go it alone. Niklas Hildebrand founded Audry, a platform that can help podcasters connect with each other. 

Collaborating with others can help make your dream a reality. In this episode, we'll explore the struggles of every aspiring podcaster and how collaboration can help you overcome them. 

So if you're ready to take your podcasting aspirations to the next level, enjoy listening!

If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over on Podcast Creators Society FB Page !

About the Guest:

Niklas Hildebrand, Co-Founder of Audry, whether you’re a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, collaboration is the key to reaching your goals. That’s why at Audry, we bring hosts together to help them grow their audiences and find new ways to communicate.

You’re the creator, so on their platform, you’re in control. They don’t tell you what to do – They just give you what you need to develop your ideas and reach your full potential.

In this episode, we cover:

• What is Audry? Niklas explains why it's a must-have platform for every podcaster, including beginners and experts.  
• How important is collaboration when it comes to podcasting? Niklas reveals how it can greatly improve your podcast. 
• Is podcast guesting the only way to help you grow your podcast? Niklas explains the highly effective ways how to improve your listenership. 
• What is the core problem of the podcasting industry? Niklas reveals the struggles of every podcaster. 
• Do you need expensive equipment before you can start your podcasting journey? Niklas explains how you can use your current equipment to quickstart your journey. 

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Resources and links mentioned in this episode:

• Visit Audry website
• Connect with Niklas Hildebrand on LinkedIn
• Get your free Harness the Power of Podcasting Ebook
• Join the Podcast Creators Society Community to connect with other Podcasters and service providers and
• Visit our Youtube and Facebook Channel for the Video version of the podcast.
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Anyone who has ever tried to manage a podcast knows that it can be a difficult task. There are a number of things to take into account if you want to succeed as a podcast manager. From scheduling guest appearances to making sure the audio quality is up to par.

In this episode, we will hear the awesome and inspiring journey of the two experts in Podcast Management, Ma Cecilia Mercado and Eloisa Almonicido the founders of The Valuepod Productions. They will share with us the tips and tricks behind podcast production.

If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over on Podcast Creators Society FB Page !

About the Guest:

Ma Cecilia Mercado, Podcast Producer and Founder of ValuePOD Productions. She helps businesses and brands effortlessly launch, distribute and grow their podcast turning listeners into paying clients.

Eloisa Almonicido, CO-Founder of ValuePOD Productions, CEO of Severs Media, Helps podcasters with signature programs increase their student enrollment rate through podcast guesting.

In this episode, we cover:

• Ce and Eloisa's story of their arduous journey before realizing what they were meant to do - manage podcasts.
• Find out how the two discovered their own niche despite the busy life of being a mother and eventually became their gas to bring out the fire in their belly.
• Is a mentor or a coach really needed if you want to succeed in your career?
• Their realizations about the pandemic and what made them even more successful despite the obstacles.
• Highly effective and proven tips and tricks from the two experts on how to succeed as a podcast producer/manager.

Resources and links mentioned in this episode:

• Get your free Harness the Power of Podcasting Ebook
• Join the Podcast Creators Society Community to connect with other Podcasters and service providers and
• Visit our Youtube and Facebook Channel for the Video version of the podcast.
• Get 30 % off for the first three months of Zencastr Professional Account. Visit https://zencastr.com/pricing?coupon=thatpodcastexchange&fpr=1s26a or Promo code: thatpodcastexchange
• Are there hurdles stopping you from growing your podcast? Want to grow your audience through podcast guesting and booking guests but are too busy for this? We got you! We offer a concierge-level podcast guest management service. We've done all the heavy lifting so you don't have to. We are here to listen. Book a call with us

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With the ever-growing podcasts community, any aspiring podcast creator will find this intimidating. The other side of that coin is that big numbers equal fierce competition. Based on the recent data, there are around 750,000 different podcasts, with over 30 million episodes. Big numbers right? There's no doubt that it's a really awesome and inspiring community for every aspiring podcaster.Despite the numbers, you may wonder whether it's possible for you to carve out a niche for yourself and grow your audience. Worry no more… James has our back here! As the founder of Radio.co, Podcast.co & MatchMaker.fm, James will share his expertise about the know-how of podcasting and how anyone can grow and monetize their podcast. What’s more awesome? We'll learn how James' Matchmaker works and how it can help a podcaster grow their audience!

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“Inch wide and a mile deep”is Edward’s mantra and what he has been doing to reach what he has reached so far– a whopping 111,040 LinkedIn followers and 10,000+ Personal Coaching Hours! Talk about being an unbeatable expert in his field. Ed's a Marketing Mentor Certified Practising Marketer (CPM) & International Master Coach and has mentored thousands of winners globally to help them get more clients, win top positions and become leading personal brands. He helped individuals generate millions and millions of dollars and love it so much.This episode highlights the benefits of specializing in a certain niche area but delving so deeply into it to become an expert in the field despite the adversities. To anyone who is interested in going to a specific niche or to those who have found their specific purpose, to those people who aim to become a successful content creator or influencer, or to those people who want to start their business, this one is for you.

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"Thrive, not survive. Break free from the mentality of survival and not settle with the bare minimum" is what they always say in Empowered In Color. Discover a movement where you can identify with people like you, have a safe space to be heard, get the support and the resources to help you become the person you want to be, and not be limited to what other people tell you.Everyone has a unique story, and a unique perspective and you are no exception to that. If you are someone who feels that systemic oppression is in one way or another hindering what you are able to achieve in this life, listen to this episode.

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One of podcaster creators’ ultimate dreams is to grow a following that will stay with them for the long haul. And a way to do this is to create a cohesive community.In this episode, we talked with Arielle Nissenblatt about her thoughts on community-building and how podcasters can leverage it to thrive in the podcasting industry.

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Are you a noob in podcast audio editing or simply an early stage podcaster doing things on your own? If yes, don’t miss this episode.Don’t let hiccups and hurdles dishearten you. Instead, ask yourself, how can I make this process better? This is the advice that Podcast Chief Producer of Pikkal & Co., K Bharath has for you. Letting things get in your way leads you to podfading, and lose the chance to put your message out there.

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Are you a podcaster in Asia or aspiring to be one?If you’re an aspiring podcaster on this side of the world, the potential of your message being listened to is not far-fetched. Norman Chella differentiates the podcast market in Asia, the role of culture and how it can put you to an advantage.

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On-demand content is the future as more people continue to embrace podcasts. What is happening to the podcasting industry? Should you care about the dynamics?In this episode, we talk to James Cridland, an editor at podnews.net, writer, and consultant. Kindly tune in to listen to how he generated his business idea and the various dynamics in the podcast industry.

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With the global pandemic, people are looking for alternatives to get an extra coin and Freelancing is the answer. How do you start and develop your career as a freelancer? What are the safety measures in place to ensure you are not defrauded?In our episode, we speak to Rasool Muttalib, the founder of belancer.com, a fast-rising freelancing website, an author, and a successful entrepreneur with over twenty years of experience in Fintech. Kindly tune in to learn more about Freelancing and successful entrepreneurship strategies.

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