In case you haven’t heard, telling listeners to rate and review your podcast won’t help new people discover your show. And now get ready for some more podcast myth-busting with Rob Walch, Vice President of Podcaster Relations at Libsyn.

 

Rob joins me on Podcasting Step by Step to answer burning questions, including: 

• How many episodes should I launch with? 
• How long should my episodes be?
• How do I get into New and Noteworthy? 
• and so much more!

 

Fun fact: Rob hosted the first podcast about podcasting (Podcast411) and has been podcasting for 15 years.

 

If you haven’t launched your show yet and are looking for a podcast media host, I recommend Rob’s company, Libsyn. If you’d like to get the rest of this month free AND next month free, you can use my promo code POSTCARD when you sign up.

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