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Hey there, podcasters! In this episode of Your Podcast Consultant, I delve into an important topic: why you should hold off on starting a podcast until you have a clear vision for your content. Drawing from my extensive 18 years of podcasting experience, I highlight the potential pitfalls of investing in expensive equipment too soon and stress the value of developing compelling podcast ideas first. I share real-life examples and offer practical advice on how to approach podcast planning, launching, and monetization. Plus, we feature a testimonial from Mark Lawley of Practical Prepping that underscores the impact of strategic podcasting. Join me, Dave Jackson, as I guide you through the essential steps to podcasting success.
Avoid this mistake!
Save Money, Start Smart: The Essential Steps Before Buying Podcast Equipment
Key takeaways:
1. Starting a podcast? Don't underestimate the power of planning. Instead of rushing to buy expensive gear, take the time to identify 10 potential topics you're passionate about. Let your enthusiasm guide your direction.
2. Mark Lawley's success story from the Practical Prepping podcast is a testament to starting small and growing steadily. From humble beginnings with a $30 recorder to upgrading to the PodTrak P4, their gradual approach reaped long-term rewards.
3. Seek guidance from a seasoned mentor like Dave Jackson who provides tailored support for podcasters. Whether you need help with planning, launching, or monetizing your podcast, a trustworthy consultant can make all the difference.
Mentioned In This Episode
School of Podcasting
Practical Prepping Show
Zoom Podtrak P4 Recorder
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Apple - Spotify - Pocket Casts - Amazon Music
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Is Your Podcast Not Growing?
Struggling to grow your podcast beyond friends and family? You're not alone. I've been there too.
10 Tips
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1818 ratings
Hey there, podcasters! In this episode of Your Podcast Consultant, I delve into an important topic: why you should hold off on starting a podcast until you have a clear vision for your content. Drawing from my extensive 18 years of podcasting experience, I highlight the potential pitfalls of investing in expensive equipment too soon and stress the value of developing compelling podcast ideas first. I share real-life examples and offer practical advice on how to approach podcast planning, launching, and monetization. Plus, we feature a testimonial from Mark Lawley of Practical Prepping that underscores the impact of strategic podcasting. Join me, Dave Jackson, as I guide you through the essential steps to podcasting success.
Avoid this mistake!
Save Money, Start Smart: The Essential Steps Before Buying Podcast Equipment
Key takeaways:
1. Starting a podcast? Don't underestimate the power of planning. Instead of rushing to buy expensive gear, take the time to identify 10 potential topics you're passionate about. Let your enthusiasm guide your direction.
2. Mark Lawley's success story from the Practical Prepping podcast is a testament to starting small and growing steadily. From humble beginnings with a $30 recorder to upgrading to the PodTrak P4, their gradual approach reaped long-term rewards.
3. Seek guidance from a seasoned mentor like Dave Jackson who provides tailored support for podcasters. Whether you need help with planning, launching, or monetizing your podcast, a trustworthy consultant can make all the difference.
Mentioned In This Episode
School of Podcasting
Practical Prepping Show
Zoom Podtrak P4 Recorder
Follow the Show and Never Miss an Episode
Apple - Spotify - Pocket Casts - Amazon Music
Mentioned in this episode:
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Struggling to grow your podcast beyond friends and family? You're not alone. I've been there too.
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