Brandon’s at a podcast conference this week—Podcast Movement in Orlando—to exchange tips with other podcasters, network with them and arrange interviews. It’s in these moments that he’s especially grateful for the value podcasting has brought to his life. Even if it’s just a side-hustle, podcasting can give you something outside of your usual job and help get you out of any rut you may be in. Moreover, helming your own podcast is a reliable way of making solid connections and expanding your own knowledge base, as well as that of your listeners.

In this episode, Brandon explains why it’s better to start with a subject you DON’T know rather than one you know inside out and reveals how a single podcast interview can provide even greater opportunities than a conference meet-and-greet.

The Finer Details of This Episode:

Brandon breaks down what percentage of people listens to podcasts—and what that means for your own show.
Start small, and instead of going with a subject you know top to bottom, go with a topic that you’re generally curious about and wish to learn more of.
The trick to getting the first few guests onto your podcast.
Let Brandon know if you start up your own podcast and how it’s going for you by sending a message to brandon@brandonbrands.com!

Quotes:

“Suddenly your network is working for you in a way that it never did in real life.”

“You getting on other people’s podcasts means that you now have credibility as the person presenting the content.”

Links:

Visit Brandon’s website at www.BrandsOnBrandsOnBrands.com

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