School of Podcasting: Expert Tips for Launching and Growing Your Podcast Three Tools To Help You Identify What Your Audience Wants
Audience analysis is a critical part of any effective communication. Without understanding what your audience wants, needs, and values, it is impossible to create a message that will resonate. Fortunately, there are a few key methods for understanding your audience so that you can better serve them. Today I share three tools you can use to better understand your audience.
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Learn the secret to reading your audience's mind
Today I show you three strategies:
Amazon Strategy
1. Look at 4 and 2-star reviews in Amazon. They typically are more constructive and specific than 1 and 5-star reviews.
Search YouTube
2. Search for your topic and YouTube and find a channel about your topic. Then go to the video and sort by popularity. Then click on the most popular video and sort the comments for the best comments.
Search Facebook
3. In Facebook when you see a topic you want to follow click the three dots ( ... an ellipsis) and choose "turn on notifications for this post." Also, there is a search box in Facebook groups that can help you find the answer quicker (often questions have been asked before). Lastly, read the rules of the group and follow them.
Search Twitter
5. Search Hashtags on Twitter and start conversations as well as read what people are talking about. So many people only use social media to push notifications about THEM instead of going to listen and research. I found this tweet about getting more subscribers from Shawn Dill.
Click HERE to go to Twitter Advanced Search
4. Don't Poach Other People's Clients
Often people in the same genre as you will have an open community, if you join this community, don't self-promote. You are a guest in this person's house and it is very tacky to try and score clients. I am in a few groups of people who do the same thing I do. I answer questions and insights, but mostly I'm there to LISTEN.
QUESTION OF THE MONTH
This month the question is from Patrick from the Big Seance www.bigseance.com and he wants to know:
What standard or tradition in podcasting do you tend to ignore and why do you do it differently?
Don't forget to say the name of your show and website, and a little bit about your show.
I need your answer by 10/28/22
Leave Your Answer at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/question
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Mentioned In This Podcast
Effie Parks from Once upon a Gene