According to HankWhatever your call to action may be, make sure you spell it out for your audience. Make sure what you’re asking them to do is relatively easy. Don’t make them jump through hoops.
Read more According to HankAudacity is one of the most recognizable names in the audio editing world. And it’s for good reason, too. The software is free, open source, and can run on multiple platforms.
Read more According to HankYou can be a great and highly personable podcast host, however, if your content sucks, then people are going to catch on real quick. Now, you don’t need to deliver 100% original content, but you do need to stand out from the crowd,
Read more According to HankYou may be surprised to find out you only need a small investment to set up your own podcast show! Here are some of the most essential things you need to get started:
Read more According to HankAll that hard work with nothing to show for it. If you want your podcast to succeed, then you need to grow your podcast audience. Here’s how:
Read more According to HankIt’s easier to get people to guest on your podcasting show. They don’t need to write any lengthy articles, they can simply answer your questions. Likewise, you don’t need to write guest posts for blogs
Read more According to HankBefore you launch your podcast, you need to have a few episodes under your belt. This is so you don’t leave people hanging. People often binge-listen to new podcasts, so make sure you have content that will keep them busy for a few hours.
Read more According to HankYou don’t need to sound so serious on your podcast. People can tell when you’re smiling and when you’re not. Put a mirror on your table and look at yourself when you speak into the microphone. If you catch yourself frowning, pause for a bit, and get that smile back in there!
Read more According to HankUploading your podcast show notes on your blog will help you promote your show to even more people. You can add social media sharing buttons and add a call to action on your show notes to ask people to share your post.
Read more According to HankSome podcast hosts prefer using an outline while some prefer reading a script. Whichever option you choose, know that both will help provide structure and organization to your episode. You’d know exactly what you’re going to talk about on your show.
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