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  • Today we look at how to encourage guests to promote their episodes. Host Dave Jackson opens the show by discussing the importance of reciprocity in the podcasting world, emphasizing that hosts and guests benefit from effective promotion strategies.

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    Contributors:

    Kim Newlove - The Pharmacists Voice, Perrysburg Podcast

    Kris - Podtastic Audio

    Kiona Nessenbaum - Birth As We Know It

    Takeaways:

    Building a relationship with your podcast guests before the interview can lead to better promotion later. Make it easy for guests to share their episodes by providing direct links and images. As a host, please don't rely solely on guests to promote their episodes; it's not guaranteed. Offering your guests clear and simple promotional tools can encourage them to share your interview. Please tell your guests when their episodes will be released to help them prepare to share. As a guest, promise to promote the episode to increase your chances of being invited back. If you want them to share, the interview should be different than previous interviews.

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  • Today I share insights from a week spent at Ecamm Creator Camp 2024, highlighting ten key takeaways that can help podcasters and content creators elevate their craft.

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    Daniel's YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@Daniel_Batal/featured

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    Connor Brown - https://www.vacationkingdoms.com/

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  • This episode serves as a guide for content creators to learn from the mistakes of the movie industry. It advocates for creativity, genuine audience engagement, and strategic marketing that resonates with today's consumers.

    The movie industry is falling fast. I share my childhood memories of the joy of watching movies and how attending a movie now has changed dramatically. We need to understand the power of audience engagement, noting that the film industry is often playing it safe with sequels and familiar franchises (a strategy that may not always yield positive results).

    As podcasters, we need to note these trends and craft our content thoughtfully, ensuring that we do not fall into the trap of repeating what has already been done. Podcasters can stand out in an increasingly crowded marketplace by fostering authentic connections with listeners and providing innovative, compelling narratives.

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    Takeaways: The movie industry is struggling, and podcasters can learn valuable lessons from this decline. Creating a strong community experience can enhance audience engagement for both movies and podcasts. Making the consumption of your content easy is crucial for keeping your audience satisfied. Trailers should accurately represent the film's content to avoid disappointing viewers. Audience engagement and feedback are essential for improving movie and podcast content. Podcasters should avoid the common pitfalls of the movie industry to ensure success.

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  • Starting a podcast can feel overwhelming, but understanding the essential questions to address can simplify the process significantly. Join Dave Jackson as he coaches Alex Lorre through a consulting call, highlighting crucial considerations for both aspiring and established podcasters. From identifying your target audience to defining the goals of your show, this conversation covers the fundamental aspects that every podcaster must contemplate. Dave emphasizes the importance of a clear podcast name that resonates with listeners and conveys the intended content effectively. Additionally, the episode explores monetization strategies, creative formats, and the necessary tools to help your podcast thrive in a competitive landscape.

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  • Chapters in podcast episodes allow listeners to easily navigate content, enhancing their listening experience by allowing them to skip to segments they find most intriguing or relevant. Dave Jackson explores the evolution and utility of chapters, reflecting on his initial disdain and eventual reliance on them. Dave invites podcasters to share their perspectives, highlighting a range of opinions from enthusiastic advocates to skeptics who worry chapters might disrupt the listener's engagement.

    Tools like Hindenburg and Descript are spotlighted for their ability to integrate chapters seamlessly, while AI-driven solutions from hosts like Buzzsprout and Captivate are emerging to automate the process. As the podcasting landscape evolves, chapters are becoming a valuable feature for both content creators and audiences, though their adoption remains a personal choice, influenced by the podcast's format and the creator's goals.

    All opinions are ours. Some links are affiliate links, meaning if you buy something through a qualifying link, we might make a small commission at no additional cost to you. As Amazon Associates, we earn from qualifying purchases.

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    Ethan Reese - Daily Sports Podcast

    David Hooper - Build a Big Podcast

    Paul Taylor - Pass ACLS

    John Wilkerson - Struggling For Purpose

    Ralph Estep Jr - Ask Ralph

    Stephanie Graham - NoseyAF

    York - Welcome to Earth Stories

    Zo Richardson - Back Look Cinema

    Captivate

    Buzzsprout

    Blubrry

    Transistor

    Podhome

    Pocketcasts

    Podurama

    Hindenburg

    Switchy Link Tracker

    Quick Video on Chapters

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  • Today we’re unpacking a world of AI tools and their applications in podcasting. I start by asking ChatGPT what the top uses for ChatGPT (and you'll be surprised) are.

    We also discuss the crucial balance between leveraging AI for efficiency and maintaining the credibility and trust of your audience. If you lose your integrity, you may never get it back.

    Above all, NEVER have AI make content that is made public without human interaction.

    Full description at schoolofpodcasting.com/950

    Check out this video of Castmagic picking out the companies and URLS for this episode (there are quite a lot).

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    With our step-by-step guidance and personalized approach, you'll easily navigate your podcasting journey, turning your ideas into captivating audio experiences. As a special bonus, use the coupon code "listener" to embark on your podcasting adventure with exclusive savings. Don't the voice in your head hold you back – embrace the power of podcasting and join us at the School of Podcasting today!

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  • In this episode of the School of Podcasting (episode 949), we get some great insights from media research expert Tom Webster. With a focus on optimizing podcast content and strategy, Tom and Dave explore common pitfalls that podcasters face, particularly the importance of engaging content from the outset. They discuss practical tips on improving podcast narrative and editing, handling advertiser concerns, and leveraging audience feedback to refine your podcast. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting, this episode provides valuable lessons on creating captivating content that resonates with listeners and satisfies advertisers. Don't miss the unique strategies and actionable advice that could transform your podcast into a must-listen show.

    About Tom Webster

    Tom Webster is a partner at Sounds Profitable, dedicated to setting the course for the future of audio. He has thirty years of experience in streaming, podcasting, audiobooks, terrestrial radio, and everything else that we stick in our earballs. In his previous work, with Edison Research, Webster was the co-author of the annual Infinite Dial® study, the longest-running study of consumer media habits since 1998, as well as the Share of Ear® and Edison Podcast Metrics studies. With Sounds Profitable, his body of work includes dozens of the most influential reports in podcasting, and he is one of the most widely cited audio researchers in the world.

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    Podcast Guru App

    Podpage (website builder for Podcasters)

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  • If you're thinking of outsourcing some of the tasks involved with your podcast, this episode is for you. What is involved with creating an episode? What parts should I outsource? Where do I find an editor? How much does it cost?

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    Podcast Editor Academy

    Steve Stewart "Find an Editor" tutorial an form

    Descript Vide and Audio Editor with AI

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    ClipGen AI Video Clip Creation Tool

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    Castmagic - AI Tool for Podcasters

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    Maximize Listener Engagement with Effective Podcast Interview Strategies SOP Episode

    Podcast Rewind: Insider Secrets to a Top 100 Podcast

    How to Monetize Your Podcast Even With a Small Audience | Dave Jackson

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  • Value for Value or (podcasting 2.0) is NOT just about streaming Satoshi's (a very small amount of bitcoin). Today, we will discuss asking for support and what tools fit best for your situation.

    I may earn a small commission for some of these as I participate in their affiliate program. This costs you nothing and supports the show.

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    Platforms Discussed:

    Donation Only (No RSS Tools)

    Paypal

    Buy Me a Coffee

    Fanlist

    Kofi

    Premium Content Tools

    Supercast

    Patreon

    Memberful

    Hello Audio

    Captivate

    Buzzsprout

    All of these platforms have their own strengths. If I just wanted to accept money, I'd use Buy Me a Coffee. If I wanted to sell premium content, I would use Supercast (although Captivate and Buzzsprout are very attractive if you are using them for hosting). Supercast has a super easy onboarding for new listeners with a two-click install, and their percentage is in alignment with others (if not less).

    Keep In Mind:

    A show with WOW content will likely get around 3% of its audience to engage.

    New podcasters should focus on building great content and their audience instead of monetizing, which can lead to disappointment.

    There are MANY other ways to make money with your podcast besides advertising and asking for support. See my book Profit From Your Podcast.

    Full details at schoolofpodcasting.com/947

    Because of Podcast

    Congrats to James Cridlan of Podnews who was asked to come on BBC News and discuss the new deal with Kelsie brothers podcast. Check out how this happened in his article.

    Jen Bryney of Congressional Dish got to cover both the Republican and Democratic party events via her connections with C-Span. Jenn your video from outside the DNC was touching. Keep up the great work.

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  • Today I reflect on my trip to Washington DC to Podcast Movement 2024. We talk about the gear, some presentations, some things that could only happen at Podcast Movement in DC, and why there wasn't any carpet.

    I used the Rode Interview Pro Portable Microphone to record some interviews in the very noisy vendor hall. With this in mind, I thought I'd talk about plugins that can clean things up.

    Full show notes are on the website.

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    PodProtect

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    GW Centeric (Greg Wells) $36

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    Scheps Omni Channel 2 $39

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    Audio Sigma Podmobile $359

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    10 Free Plugins for Garageband (AU not VST)

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    Adobe Enhance

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    Dealcasters Chris and Jim

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    Paul Colligan's Podcast Partnership

  • DISCLAIMER: Today's show contains adult content. Maybe listen to this one when the kiddies aren't around.

    Today, I share some insights that will explain why I spent close to $400 to fly to Atlanta for one day. Then I share some stories about some strange laws in the UK that are getting people arrested for posting memes and two words that cost a comedian millions of dollars.

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    Question of the Month

    Without Warning Podcast

    Podcaster Happy Hour

    Gamertag Radio

    GARM

    Tom Segura Your Mom's House

    Getting Fired From McDonald's

    Libsyn to Use Barometer

    Jim and Chris from Dealcasters

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    When it comes to this show, the School of Podcasting:If you were to make it shorter, what would you cut?If you were to make it longer, what would you add?Would you choose to keep it as is?

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    Everything Your Need - Everywhere Your Need It - Every Question Answered

    Are you ready to take your podcasting skills to the next level? Look no further than the School of podcasting. The number one site for learning how to podcast. Here’s why: First, you can learn everything you need to know everywhere you go. Whether you’re on your phone, computer, tablet, or TV, the best resources are right here. Second, anytime you have a question, Hall of Fame Podcaster Dave Jackson is just one click away, and offers unlimited coaching. Throw in the amazing podcaster community that can guide you every step of the way and you have yourself a no-brainer. And finally, we’re so confident that you’ll love what you learn, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. Don't...

  • Are you confident your podcast content is truly resonating with your audience? Many podcasters assume their content is "fine" without digging deeper. But there's a powerful way to gain invaluable insights directly from your listeners.

    In this episode, I share a game-changing strategy I recently used at my new job with Podpage. By conducting one-on-one Zoom calls with users, we uncovered crucial feedback that transformed our product. This approach can work wonders for your podcast too!

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    Are you looking to start your own podcast but don't know where to begin? Look no further than the School of Podcasting. Our comprehensive online courses and one-on-one coaching will teach you everything you need to know, from equipment and editing to marketing and monetization. With our proven methods and unlimited one-on-one consulting, you'll be creating high-quality, engaging content in no time. Say goodbye to the frustration and uncertainty and hello to a successful podcasting career with the School of Podcasting.

    Use the coupon code schoolofpodcasting.com/listener to save on a monthly or yearly subscription.

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    Some podcasters spend time putting in chapters that include artwork and links. Where are you when it comes to chapters? Did you know they exist? Do you use them in your show? As a listener, do you like them? Hate them? Click the link and let me know (and don't forget the name, elevator pitch, and link to your show). I need your answer by 9/27

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    Where I Will Be?

    I'll be speaking at Podcast Movement in Washington DC August 19-22.

    Ecamm Creator Camp October 15-18 in (Bostonish MA)

    I'll be speaking at Podindy.com on November 9th

    I look forward to seeing you all, please come up and say hi. To see my full itinerary, go to schoolofpodcasting.com/where

    Want me to speak at your event or online meetup, contact me here.

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    The Audience Is Listening: A Little Guide to Building a Big Podcast

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  • 70% of podcasts are discovered via word of mouth (Jacobs Media). So if we can understand what makes someone recommend something, we can start to do that in our show.

    We heard words like affordable, quality, and unique. Some people recommend based on a relationship that delivers value. When you deliver something you can't get any place else.

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    Some podcasters spend time putting in chapters that include artwork and links. Where are you when it comes to chapters? Did you know they exist? Do you use them in your show? As a listener, do you like them? Hate them? Click the link and let me know (and don't forget the name, elevator pitch, and link to your show). I need your answer by 9/27

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    https://www.thepharmacistsvoice.com/

    https://www.perrysburgpodcast.com/

    Paul from Pass ACLS

  • My last day at Libsyn was July 12th, 2024. I'm starting a new chapter in my podcasting career, and so to announce the next chapter, I thought it might be fun (and maybe inspirational? ) for newbies to see what is possible with a podcast. Last week I talked about my journey through technology. I explained that where I am now is NOT where I started and it took years to get here. Today I'm talking about the most important benefit of podcasting (and it's not money, or fame). It's relationships. 

    You will see that one teacher gave me a nudge. Once I started podcasting (because it was WAY HARDER in 2005), when I wasn't working on making GREAT content, I was working on growing my network through relationships. I am still in contact with many of those today. 

    Your Podcast Leads To Opportunities

    You are seen as an expert (no matter if you want to be or not) and that positioning leads to opportunities. Those opportunities lead to relationships. Those new relationships lead to more opportunities. If you DON'T QUIT, the wheel keeps turning. It does not happen overnight, and it might take years. Some might say I have first mover advantage. Let's say that is true. So did a whole lot of other people. There is one big difference. I didn't quit. I'm still here. 

    Opportunities Lead to Relationships

    I had Spreaker, Blubrry, and Libsyn representatives on my show. I would see these people at events. Your podcast can be a digital resume. When the New Media Expo needed a new head for their podcasting track, all of these hosting companies had one name they recommended: Dave Jackson. 

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    Some podcasters spend time putting in chapters that include artwork and links. Where are you when it comes to chapters? Did you know they exist? Do you use them in your show? As a listener, do you like them? Hate them? Click the link and let me know (and don't forget the name, elevator pitch, and link to your show). I need your answer by 9/27

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    Where I Will Be?

    I'll be speaking at Podcast Movement in Washington DC August 19-22.

  • I had two people ask me about the "Behind the Scenes" operations of the School of Podcasting. I was nervous about doing this episode. If you're new to the show, I normally don't talk about myself for 47 minutes. As I had two people ask similar questions, I thought I'd share information about:

    Where I Started (start ugly - great book)

    My first podcast setup

    My first "business office"

    Why and how I upgraded (and why you probably don't need to).

    What I'm using now for the podcast and the business.

    I also mention the Podcaster Happy Hour (check out this new networking and education event).

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  • Some people can "riff" off the top of their heads, while others need a script. Do whatever works for you, but when it SOUNDS LIKE YOU'RE READING, it can lose listeners. Today, I bring in Professional Voiceover Artist Jodi Krangle to give us some tips on how to sound natural. She also shares some insights on the voiceover industry and her pet peeves in podcasting.

    Find Jodi at www.voiceroversandvocals.com

    Join the School of Podcasting Community Risk-Free

    Are you looking to start your own podcast but don't know where to begin? Look no further than the School of Podcasting. Our comprehensive online courses and one-on-one coaching will teach you everything you need to know, from equipment and editing to marketing and monetization. With our proven methods and unlimited one-on-one consulting, you'll be creating high-quality, engaging content in no time. Say goodbye to the frustration and uncertainty and hello to a successful podcasting career with the School of Podcasting.

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    Question of the Month

    Where I Will Be?

    I'll be speaking at Podcast Movement in Washington DC August 19-22.

    Ecamm Creator Camp October 15-18 in (Bostonish MA)

    I'll be speaking at Podindy.com on November 9th

    I look forward to seeing you all, please come up and say hi. To see my full itinerary, go to schoolofpodcasting.com/where

    Want me to speak at your event or online meetup, contact me here.

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  • Today's episode is an exciting one as we introduce a brand-new show, "Podcasting Hot Seat." This fresh concept blends the best elements of the Podcast Review Show and the Podcast Rodeo Show. Our inaugural guest on Podcasting Hot Seat is the multi-talented Stephanie Graham. We will discuss her engaging podcast, "Nosy AF," her vibrant art practice, and the challenges and triumphs of maintaining a successful online presence.

    Want a turn in the Podcast Hot Seat? See www.podcasthotseat.com/store

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  • How to Ensure Your Podcast Guests Shine:

    Understanding your audience is non-negotiable when crafting an exceptional podcast. All good podcasters start by clearly identifying their audience. Are you catering to 24-year-old women or 59-year-old women? Knowing your audience is essential to producing content that resonates. This involves diligent research to understand your listeners' preferences and needs.

    Today, we're talking about how to do ENGAGING interviews as well as how to GET MORE INTERVIEWS. 

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    With our step-by-step guidance and personalized approach, you'll navigate your podcasting journey with ease, turning your ideas into captivating audio experiences. Plus, as a special bonus, use the coupon code "listener" to embark on your podcasting adventure with exclusive savings. Don't the voice in your head hold you back – embrace the power of podcasting and join us at the School of Podcasting today!

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  • Today we talk about if your show is feeling stale, maybe a change of input could help. One form of content that might be getting overlooked is books. In addition to libraries, there are online tools. In Ohio we have Libby and Hoopla Digital that allow you to listen audiobooks for free. Spotify has recently added audiobooks to their service and Amazon has Audible.

    When you change the information that is feeding your brain, you change the output of your show.

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     Contributors

    Zo from Back Look Cinema https://www.backlookcinema.com/podcast 

    J from Okie Bookcast https://www.okiebookcast.com/ 

    John Finkelde - Grow a Healthy Church https://growahealthychurch.com/ 

    York from Welcome to Earth Stories https://welcometoearthstories.com/ 

    Mark from Practical Prepping https://practicalprepping.info/ 

    Mike from the 70's Vs the 80s https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-70s-vs-the-80s/id1527870389

    (mike buy a domain at coolerwebsites.com and point at something).

    Craig from Live Well and Flourish https://www.livewellandflourish.com

    Mark From PodcastBranding.co https://www.resourcefuldesigner.com/ 

    Ralph From Ask Ralph Show (Personal Finance from a Christian Perspective) https://www.askralphpodcast.com 

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  • Why are reaction videos so popular? I mean, I can watch or listen to something and have my own reaction? Today I tie this into podcasting and how sharing your opinion can help you build your community. 

    I play clips from a show I like, one that drives me nuts, and one that will potentially offend you as it deals with pronouns (which is the whole point - how does it make you feel). 

    I also talk about brand safety and how it's not working, and maybe we shouldn't worry about it.

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