This guide will explain how to make an outstanding lead magnet for your podcasting business. We’ll go over what lead magnets are, how they work, and how you can use them effectively. There's a lot to cover, so let's get going.

YouTube is the second most popular search engine in the world, with over 2.1 billion users. As a podcaster, that means TONS of potential for finding new listeners or watchers and growing your audience. But being successful on YouTube isn’t as simple as posting just any only thing. In this episode, we’ll discuss the primary questions to consider when deciding whether to put your podcast on YouTube.

Creating a video podcast can be a lot of work, but it's also a lot of fun and can be incredibly rewarding. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can create a podcast that is both entertaining and informative, and build a loyal following of listeners.

Podcasting is a full-time job. Getting a podcast editor to take some of the workload from you, is the perfect way to simplify the process. When working with a podcast editor, you want to make sure that you are both set up in order to deliver each other the highest standard of stuff, with the lowest level of stress.

Building an audience is not the goal. Building an engaged audience is. Engaged listeners act on what they hear, and they are quicker to come back for more. They want to spend time with you, their friend, every week. Heck, maybe even every day! Try these strategies to grow engaged listeners.

Getting advertisers to pay you for reading out ads is generally reserved for shows with tens of thousands of downloads. There is, however, another way to get companies to pay you for promoting their products, and it’s accessible to podcasts of every size. It’s called — pause for dramatic effect — affiliate marketing.

In this episode, I’m going to take you through exactly what a podcast network is and the pros and cons of joining one. I’ll help you decide if you’re ready to take that next step and if you have what they’re looking for. Make sure you watch until the end of this video for the insider list of our favorite female-centric podcast networks.

Thinking of starting a podcast from home? Or taking your existing show from a recording studio to the comfort of your own living room, home office, or that room in the house that is just being used as storage for the cat carrier and the yoga mat? Stick around! I’ve got your home studio set-up covered in this very episode.

The truth is there are lots of things you can do to protect your podcast. Some are worth doing and some aren't or not yet at least. Whether your podcast has been around for years, or if you’re still in the dreaming-up phase chatting about it over hot cups of tea with your soon-to-be co-host, the information I will provide in this episode should still come in handy.

Curious about how to make money podcasting, no matter how many downloads you have? Our Podcast Monetization Blueprint outlines how to make a podcast your listeners will actually pay for and some of the best monetization strategies, regardless of your show's size.

In 2022, the value of launching a branded podcast as a marketing tactic is undeniable. Understanding the benefits your podcast is bringing to the table is an important piece of the puzzle because it will help you determine where your strengths lie, and where there’s room for improvement.

This one’s for the thirsty podcasters who have been going ALL-IN on commitment, with a podcast that seems to be saying “new phone - who dis?”. It’s not your fault. You REALLY want this relationship to work, and you’re not alone.

Welcome to episode 4 of Making the Pod. Today, I will ensure my podcast stands out from the crowd of other podcasts in my niche by conducting a competitive analysis and definitely my “it” factor.

Harnessing premium and user-generated podcast content is one of the proven strategies for monetizing your show. It’s a foolproof process that enables hosts to produce additional, exclusive content, or leverage excellent content submitted by users, which paves the to make money podcasting.

'How do podcasts make money?' is a question that crosses every host's mind. Whether you're new to the podcasting game or have well-established roots in the world of audio entertainment, finding a way to make money podcasting is normally one of the goals.

In the ever-growing world of podcasting, making money can often be a taboo subject. But new and veteran podcasters alike are always thinking about 'how to make money through podcasts’.

Merchandise is a wholly under-utilized strategy to make money podcasting. By offering high-quality products at an affordable price, you can open the floodgates to an entirely new stream of revenue. Read on to learn more about the best ways to approach this income-generating method below.

Merchandise is a wholly under-utilized strategy to make money podcasting. By offering high-quality products at an affordable price, you can open the floodgates to an entirely new stream of revenue. Read on to learn more about the best ways to approach this income-generating method below.

With an estimated 4.57 billion people taking residence online, the digital space is busier than ever before. The Internet is brimming with podcasts, blogs, webinars, and eBooks, and they’re all fighting to brag the attention of consumers.

If you’ve ever researched advertising your content for digital platforms, you've probably stumbled across podcast media kits. They are carefully engineered, all-inclusive marketing tools designed to start a conversation about your podcast.