If you’re a podcaster, Google is now your new best friend. In May of 2019, Google announced the new function of being able to search for, and play, podcast episodes in Google. Rolling out this week you'll be able to search for and play podcasts directly in Google Search across Android, iOS, and desktop …
Sigh. Why are titles so hard? You know you have great content, ideas, and topics. You know you’re going to build a devoted audience who can’t wait to hear your next episode. But before you can do that, you have to somehow sum all of your great content ideas and themes into one short name …
While we have our list of the best microphones to use for podcasting, we thought it would also be valuable to our readers to publish recommendations from active podcasters in the community Read on to get advice from five experienced podcasters on the mics they use and why. The Best Mic Isn’t Always the Most …
You are an expert in the field of project management. You’ve got some great ideas about project initiation, planning, and execution. You want to share these ideas with other project managers who are struggling to meet recurrent challenges. Although you are aware that you can simply write a blog or shoot a video, you want …
If you’ve been in the fitness world for 60 seconds or more, you know you’re going to need some hefty motivation at some point (or at all the points!). What better way to grab some motivation at any moment of the day than through your earbuds? Leave the true crime podcast alone for a few …
Podcasting is so much more than speaking into a mic. You already know this. But now you have to consider if building and maintaining a website is worth the time and effort. After all, your podcast is an audible medium, not a written one. Does a website make sense? Yes, for many reasons. Archive Old …
A radio show with 1,000 listeners is pathetic. Why? Because terrestrial radio is a medium with a passive audience. So it would make sense to think that a podcast with 1,000 listeners would be pathetic too. But the difference is that podcast audiences are active … not passive. To put it in simpler terms …
My name is Dana Escamilla, and I’m the co-founder of the reality TV blog Taste of Reality. Close to a year ago, we decided to start a podcast as a way to reach new audiences and expand the types of content we publish. We learned quickly that starting a new podcast and building an audience …
Starting and building a successful podcast takes a lot of work. As podcasters, we all have something to say, something to share, and want to reach as many people as possible with our message – whatever that may be. A large, engaged audience is something we all strive for and something some of us achieve. …
As a content producer, it can feel impossible to keep up with the many, many ways people prefer to consume their content. A blog post only reaches a certain audience, a video has the potential to reach another, and podcasts reach yet another. And let’s not even get into the myriad social channels you can …