
Discover seven methods to grow a podcast audience by boosting engagement, reducing churn, and preventing drop-off, using value propositions, the magic rule of three, pattern interrupts, and listener questions.
Experiment with proven podcasting methods by starting with one technique, applying it over three episodes, and tailor approaches to your show to grow a loyal, returning audience.
Craft a clear value proposition for each episode so it stands on its own and delivers learning, problem solving, or entertainment.
Apply the magic rule of three to structure each episode around three key points, delivering a clear value proposition and keeping listeners engaged.
Craft a compelling podcast hook that grabs listeners in the first seconds with questions, stories, or emotion, then feed them partial answers to sustain curiosity, scripting the opening for clarity.
Keep listeners hooked by signaling the next topic or question, using pattern interrupts, and structuring the episode around three key topics with three supporting points to recapture attention.
Outline your key points and discuss them clearly and concisely to deliver value. Keep the podcast length flexible to fit the content, and edit ruthlessly to stay on topic.
Ask your podcast audience questions to transform listening into active participation, using pattern interrupt, prompts like what do you think, and imagined interaction to boost engagement.
Focus on the value you deliver, not on delivery quality. Produce clear, engaging content, and remember you don’t need fancy gear; the value comes from you improving as a host.
Build a loyal listener base and turn listeners into raving fans with engaging, consistent episodes. Commit to 1% better each episode, weekly practice, and growing your audience over time.
Explore the bonus module with four weeks of free live office hours on zoom, where students log in for questions, feedback, and support using a 100% off coupon.
Many people launch podcast but most fail to grow their audience. You start off strong with people listening to your first couple of episodes but then your show stalls. The number of downloads falls off. No matter what you do, it seems that you can't drive more traffic to your show.
And the traffic you are getting - those people who actually do download your episodes - are not returning to listen to other episodes. In fact, many just listen to the first few minutes and then stop listening.
So how do you stop the 'churn' and get people to stay with your podcast and listen to the full episode - and then listen to more episodes?
How do you engage your audience so that they feel like they are part of your show - not merely an outsider listening in?
In this course you'll learn tried and true methods that help to build loyal audiences. People love your podcast and what to come back and listen to your next episodes.
These are the 'raving fans' that are the backbone of a successful podcast.
You'll learn easy-to-implement methods that professional podcast hosts, broadcasters and talk show hosts use to establish raport with guests and with their audience.