
Learn how to start a podcast, publish, and maintain it using affordable gear, engaging long-form conversations, and on-demand platforms. Explore recording approaches, equipment, pitching guests, editing, and distribution basics.
Record a single video podcast and publish it to video platforms like YouTube or Vimeo, then repurpose the same file for audio feeds on iTunes, Spotify, and other services.
Choose a high-quality USB or analog microphone, use a mixing desk for multiple mics, add a pop filter and boom arm, and create a well-lit studio space for clear recordings.
Pitch guests effectively by using CRM tools, personalizing outreach with your mission and why they fit, and showcasing success to boost acceptance and conversions.
Align your YouTube channel with your podcast branding by choosing a consistent name, using TubeBuddy for consistent thumbnails, and applying clear, readable titles and end screens.
Publish your podcast from a single hosting platform, automatically distribute to Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, and more via an RSS feed, while managing episodes, analytics, and integrated ad revenue.
Create a recording day checklist with date and time, quiet surroundings, guest release form guidance, and pre-recording questions for guests using smartphone audio.
Master podcast editing by importing media, trimming with mark in/out, and applying transitions in Adobe Premiere Pro or other editors, then export video or audio for YouTube or podcast hosting.
Let us show you the shortcuts, the pitfalls and the smart approaches that you can adopt today to begin your Podcasting journey. Ted Speaker, Chris Hall has his existing and popular Chris Hall Podcast and is able to give real life insight to get you off to a powerful and affordable head-start.
We Will Cover:
1. Recording Approach
2. Equipment
3. Pitching Guests
4. YouTube Channels
5. Host Your Audio In One Place (iTunes, Spotify & Android)
6. Recording Day Checklist
7. Editing