
A podcast is audio or video content you create for download and on-demand consumption across devices, available on platforms like Apple Store, Google Play, and Spotify.
Upload your podcast to a reliable hosting service like Podbean to manage storage, distribution, and automatic RSS feed updates to Apple Podcasts and Google.
Explore live podcast setup, audience interaction, and the benefits of real-time engagement. Configure the described gear, mics, cameras, audio and video mixers, and encoder options, for post-show clips and distribution.
Leverage LinkedIn to find podcast guests using first, second, and third connections, hashtag searches, and personal inmail messages. Join podcast groups and platforms like Matchmaker FM to connect.
Learn monetization options for podcasts while prioritizing branding and showcasing your expertise. Explore sponsors, merchandise, ads, premium content and subscriptions, donations, and audience-driven revenue strategies.
Build a podcast website or landing page to drive traffic and backlinks, link to directories like Spotify, Apple, Pandora, and Amazon, and consider a domain-based setup with Weebly or WordPress.
Promote your podcast on social media by customizing clips for each platform and avoiding posting the same video everywhere. Schedule posts and repurpose content to drive traffic to the podcast.
Thinking of starting a podcast? Not sure where to start? Look no further as this course covers it all.
Everything you need to know about podcasting is right here all in one place. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to set up your own podcast, find guests, record, and publish. No additional research will be necessary.
With over 2 1/2 hours of video lectures, handouts, graphics, and other resources, you will learn:
Benefits of having a podcast.
Equipment needed (including that needed for live podcasting on platforms such as YouTube).
How to find guests (using various methods such as Google Search, LinkedIn, and more).
Scheduling and recording (including tips on podcast length).
How to publish your podcast (using a podcast host and publishing to podcast directories).
Marketing your podcast with methods that include blogging, public relations, and social media marketing.
Everything you need to start your podcast is all in this course. In addition to hosting several podcasts on my own, I consult numerous clients on how to set up and run their own podcast. Podcasting has helped me and many of my clients obtain new business and promote our products and services, just like it will for you.