Your brand is not your logo or your colors. Maggie Perotin says it is the values you define first, then build everything else around. Here is where to start. #PodcastingSecrets#MaggiePerotin
Your email list is the audience you own. Nathan Gwilliam on why it out-values the algorithm, and Maggie Perotin on meeting people where they already are. #PodcastingSecrets#MaggiePerotin
Consistency creates credibility, because it means you show up. Maggie Perotin on why four years of steady episodes says more than a viral spike. #PodcastingSecrets#MaggiePerotin
The task that ate her week was editing. Maggie Perotin switched to an AI transcript editor and cut the time substantially. Here is the workflow. #PodcastingSecrets#MaggiePerotin
The cheapest upgrade in podcasting costs nothing. Cliff Ravenscraft: listen back to episode one, fix what you hear, and episode two sounds like a different show. #PodcastingSecrets#CliffRavenscraft
Most advice says batch-record before you launch. Cliff Ravenscraft says ship episode one as you are and find your voice in public. Here is why. #PodcastingSecrets#CliffRavenscraft
Feel unqualified to start a podcast? Cliff Ravenscraft: you are already an expert to the people who have not found the bigger names yet. #PodcastingSecrets#CliffRavenscraft
Cliff Ravenscraft offers clients an "audience reduction strategy": cut your downloads, watch your income climb. The math behind it is not what you would guess. #PodcastingSecrets#CliffRavenscraft
Success is not a lucky break. Pete Vera says people underestimate the reps it takes, and the creators who win keep publishing while others quit. Hear his story on Podcasting Secrets. #PodcastingSecrets#CreatorMindset#Consistency
Growth rarely moves in a straight line. Pete Vera says podcast traction looks like no gain, no gain, no gain, then a sudden climb. Most quit inches from gold. Hear why on Podcasting Secrets. #PodcastingSecrets#CreatorMindset#Persistence
The best trade show move is not a pitch. Pete Vera says the mentor advice that started his podcast was simple, connect with the people running the event and offer them something. Watch the episode on Podcasting Secrets. #PodcastingSecrets#Networking#TradeShows
Slow and steady still wins. April Ratchford started Adulting with Autism at one episode a week, then scaled to three as demand grew. Start where you can keep going. Hear more on Podcasting Secrets. #PodcastingSecrets#PodcastTips#PodUp
New hosts underrate gear. April Ratchford put real money into a Mac and a quality mic, then learned the small editing details that make a show sound good enough to keep. Hear more on Podcasting Secrets. #PodcastingSecrets#PodcastGear#PodUp
Book one credible guest and the next ones follow. April Ratchford landed autism experts like Dr. Robert Melillo, and soon guests were falling into her inbox. Hear how on Podcasting Secrets. #PodcastingSecrets#PodcastGuests#PodUp
Paying for reach is not cheating. April Ratchford grew Adulting with Autism fast by hiring help, then learned to vet closely so she got real listeners, not bots. Hear the full story on Podcasting Secrets. #PodcastingSecrets#PodcastGrowth#PodUp
Five years of Wednesday releases without a missed week. Caitlin Durning says consistency is the reason her audience trusts her. More on Podcasting Secrets. #PodcastingSecrets#PodcastConsistency#TrustBuilding
Hundreds of tags in one hour. Caitlin Durning used the ice bucket playbook and a niche thought leader to raise $75K for a nonprofit in 30 days. The full story is on Podcasting Secrets. #PodcastingSecrets#ViralMarketing#NonprofitMarketing
Four words put her podcast in the top 3% on Listen Notes. Caitlin Durning added her niche to her show title and search finally started working. Hear how on Podcasting Secrets. #PodcastingSecrets#PodcastSEO#PodcastGrowth