I’m diving much deeper into the topic of podcast “topics” this week and how to pick them.
Once again I’m shredding up my own show and applying the lessons of the big podcast companies in an attempt to emulate their success.
I’m diving much deeper into the topic of podcast “topics” this week and how to pick them.
Once again I’m shredding up my own show and applying the lessons of the big podcast companies in an attempt to emulate their success.
Can you make a podcast show that is so appealing that people have to click play on it?
How do the big names do it and can you use their techniques to build a new show or “repair” a show which should be doing better?
If having a good story is essential in a podcast how do you actually do that? It’s not as easy as it sounds. Episode 8 is all about the story. Is there a chance that by focusing too much on a good story you could lose all your spontaneity too?
It’s all well and good Gimlet Academy telling us how to make a hit show but when are we ever going to find the time to do what they suggest?
In this episode I look at the problems and a tool to help solving one of these straight away.
One of the world’s big podcast production companies has revealed their secrets in a podcast series on Spotify. I’ve listened to the entire series. In this episode, I review some of the key lessons which also transforms my approach.
One of the biggest podcast production companies (Gimlet media) have revealed their secrets in a podcast series. What’s the secret?
How do podcasters hook you into listening to their episode. The principle is much like a sales pitch. So how do they do it and what are their techniques. In this episode I take a look. (Click to listen)
Don’t listen to what I say, look at what I do. It’s a mantra that we should all pay attention to. Instead of reading advice, analyse what others are doing. That’s what I did to try and find out the type of podcasts which would become hits by analysing what other big production companies were making.
How do podcasters hook you into listening to their episode. The principle is much like a sales pitch. So how do they do it and what are their techniques. In this episode I take a look. (Click to listen)
Don’t listen to what I say, look at what I do. It’s a mantra that we should all pay attention to. Instead of reading advice, analyse what others are doing. That’s what I did to try and find out the type of podcasts which would become hits by analysing what other big production companies were making.