This episode is a long time coming. I get asked A LOT about how to podcast. From the equipment and software I use, to knowing what topics to cover and which guests to feature, to the recording, editing and publishing phase, to how in the world I keep it all organized!
I’m pulling back the curtain and sharing all of it with you today!
Whether you’re currently a podcaster and would find it helpful to hear about my podcasting process and organization, or you’re thinking about starting a podcast soon and want to hear all the ins-and-outs of set up and how to decide on topics and guests, this is going to be an episode you don’t want to miss.
Here are the 10 podcasting areas I get into on the show today. Hit play and let’s get started!
- Show Format
- Set Up
- Deciding on Topics and Guests
- Podcast Outlines
- Recording
- Editing
- Graphics Creation
- Publishing
- Promoting
- Tracking Your Analytics
I’ve linked you up to all the podcasting equipment and software I use here, but I thought you might like to have a little behind-the-scenes tour of my podcasting studio, too. I did this video a while ago, but I still use the same equipment.
Remember, I chose to invest in better quality equipment from the beginning, but you can still get great audio quality with a less expensive mic and by sitting in a closet to record. Feel free to start simple and get fancy later.
I hope you find this episode packed with value and resources that will help you in your podcasting process.
Wishing you all the best in your podcasting journey.
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