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36. How to build an engaged community for your podcast with Arielle Nissenblatt

Win The Content Game

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Podcast Community Building

"We love to highlight people for what they are good at highlighting. We have pre roll ads on our podcast number two getting your podcast featured on our podcast Number three squad shots in our newsletter and number four we do monthly webinars" "That's an opportunity for them not only to show off that they're an expert in something but also it's free promo for their podcast or for whatever they're doing in the podcast space so I of course make sure that that's going to be a worthwhile hour spent."

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Speaker 1

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Speaker 2

to me, one of the insidious things is that it creates different expectations. I spend a lot of my time feeling stressed that people are mad at me because i am not able to respond instantaneously to every message that i get. And, like, sometimes they're not and they don't care. But, like, sometimes they are. And there's not an agreed upon standard of what is appropriate socially, or to expect of somebody energetically. Because the only guide line i think we all have imposed on us is, like, what is technologically possible? You know? There's no real limit left at this point yet.

Speaker 1

Eve thin all the time, right? So, but then i think the other shift that really changes the character of emal happens with the broad adoption of smart phones and texted. All o those good parts of emal, all of that flirtationn all of that, like narration of one's day, of one's week, they get sucked out of emal and placed into text. Ya, that's true. Rigt. I don't hate text by any means. But at the same time, like, it just isn't, never

Speaker 2

fails special. Well, that's the thing, we all kind of know on some level, that it's bad form to do something major over text, cause it's a text rit and

Speaker 1

that degradation in forms of like taking all the good stuff away. But then text also adds this other of communication. So the ways that people can get in touch with you proliferates. The number of texts that i send every dayi the amount of communicter communication that i do on all sorts of like, twitter diams, my emal in box, texts, instragram diams, like, all thats just coming in every single direction. And there's no easy way to lter through the urgency of different requests. And this is the other thing too, rite thin ets a flattening. And so it just feels like everything all the time. And also, like, it's a lot of writing. You

Speaker 2

know, yets.