This is a feed for all of the live streams for Podcast Workflows, found on https://www.youtube.com/@JoeCasa
You love your podcast, but you spend too much time on. Don't worry! You're not alone. That's why you should listen to Podcast Workflows. On top of short tips to improve your process, gr ...
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Doing solo podcast episode is a great way to build your authority, make the production process easier, and stay consistent. Join me live as I plan my next solo episode — and don’t forget to bring questions! Subscribe to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@JoeCasa
Perhaps the most common automation question I get is “how do I start?” In this live stream, we’ll go over how to figure out what to automate, and we’ll actually build some that you can use with your podcast! Get your FREE Automations Database here: https://podcastworkflows.com/freebie Subscribe to my YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@JoeCasa
If you’ve been listening to podcasts for a long time, the idea of show notes is intuitive. It’s the text that accompanies a podcast episode. It usually has some description about the episode and links mentioned in the episode. But lately there’s been a question of show notes importance. So let’s explore what show notes are, why you need them, and how to create good ones. Originally streamed July 11th, 2024 Learn more at https://podcastworkflows.com
A common problem I hear among podcasters is "no one shares the show/leaves reviews/sends in feedback." I always ask the same follow up: "Are you asking for it?" It's the same lesson I give my kids. Don't ask don't get. But there’s more to that. There are 4 things you should do to get feedback: Ask early. Ask often. Ask EVERYWHERE. And make it easy. And that’s what we’ll cover — including creating a workflow for getting better feedback. Originally streamed June 27th, 2024 Join the mailing list: https://podcastworkflows.com/join
I've been thinking a lot lately about how to help people improve their podcast workflows, especially when it comes to figuring out what to automate or delegate. A lot of us worry that our specific ways of doing things are irreplaceable, but I’ve developed a helpful little framework called the P.E.R. Method. In this live stream, I’ll walk through the entire process, as well as take any questions you have! Originally streamed June 20th, 2024 Learn more at https://podcastworkflows.com