Streamlined Podcaster: Tips to Help Solopreneurs Improve Their Podcast Systems

Today I want to talk to you about DAI, or Dynamic Ad Insertion. DAI is a way for you to automatically insert ads (or any audio clip) into your already produced podcast episodes. Let's dive into how exactly it works, how you can get started, and what indie podcasters should use it for.Show NotesProgrammatic Advertising for Podcasters: How to Get StartedMarco's TweetPodcast Ad Delivery: Make Better SandwichesTry BuzzsproutDon't burn out trying to create content for your podcast! Create your own content flywheel through my free webinar. Register today.Support the show--------------------------------------------------------Send Feedback | LinkedIn | Facebook Group  ★ Support this podcast ★

I wanna share with you something fantastic advice my 5-year-old daughter gave me today about podcasting we were driving her to school. See, someone cut me off, which lead me to mutter under my breath. When she asked what I was doing, I said I was talking to nobody. And she said, "If you're talking to nobody, why are you talking at all?"And that my friends, is what we're going to address today. Because if you don't know who you're talking to, your podcast isn't going to grow, and it's not going to make money. Show NotesWhy You Should Start and Monetize a Mini PodcastHow to Define Your Show's Mission StatementDon't burn out trying to create content for your podcast! Create your own content flywheel through my free webinar. Register today.Support the show--------------------------------------------------------Send Feedback | LinkedIn | Facebook Group  ★ Support this podcast ★

It's finally happened! After months of speculation and leaked slide decks, YouTube has quietly launched its podcast area in the US. You can get to it by going to the "Explore" page. So today, we discuss how to get your show on YouTube, how to leverage YouTube to make money, and some recommended tools for converting your audio to video. LinksFusionCastDescriptCastosRepurpose.ioDon't burn out trying to create content for your podcast! Create your own content flywheel through my free webinar. Register today.Support the show--------------------------------------------------------Send Feedback | LinkedIn | Facebook Group  ★ Support this podcast ★

One of the most common calls to action is “leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.” I’ve long railed against this CTA, stating that you’re alienating a large portion of the audience. But what if this approach is wrong? That's what we'll explore today. Show NotesRate and Review on Apple Podcasts! Tanner Campbell on SubstackSubmit Your Review for a chance to win a gift cardDon't burn out trying to create content for your podcast! Create your own content flywheel through my free webinar. Register today.Support the show--------------------------------------------------------Send Feedback | LinkedIn | Facebook Group  ★ Support this podcast ★

You want a sure-fire way to betray trust in your podcast? Invite a guest on just to ambush them with a sales pitch of your own services. Sounds farfetched, but it's happened to me 3 times in the last 6 weeks!Friendly Reminder: Your podcast guests are not part of your sales funnel. Not even close. Let's look at how this tactic works, why it's wrong, what to do instead, and how to prevent it from happening to you. Presented by Nexcess and Podcast Liftoff.Get all of the show notes at https://makemoneypod.com/009Don't burn out trying to create content for your podcast! Create your own content flywheel through my free webinar. Register today.Support the show--------------------------------------------------------Send Feedback | LinkedIn | Facebook Group  ★ Support this podcast ★

There's a reason  lots of podcasters  fall victim to podfade. Podcasting can be a difficult thing to do, especially if you are doing long episodes with guests.  But recently over on The Podcast Host, they wrote an article about how Mini Podcasting is on the rise. I shared this article with my newsletter and it's one of the most clicked on links in the history of my newsletter. Lots of people are interested in Mini Podcasting and for good reason. So today, we'll look at what mini podcasting is, why it works, how to start one, and of-course, how to make money with it.LinksMini-Podcasting Is on the Rise – Here’s What You Need to KnowJoin my mailing listDon't burn out trying to create content for your podcast! Create your own content flywheel through my free webinar. Register today.Support the show--------------------------------------------------------Send Feedback | LinkedIn | Facebook Group  ★ Support this podcast ★

Sponsorship is the main monetization goal for a lot of podcasters, but there are often some misconceptions around how it happens. You might think that you don’t have enough downloads to get sponsors. Or that once you *do* get enough downloads, brands will magically start reaching out to you. You might assume that you need an “in” with any company to get a brand deal. I’m here to tell you: you don’t need a ton of downloads, brands will not just reach out to you, and you don’t need an in! So how do you find potential sponsors for your podcast? We'll talk about 3 ways: 1. Tapping your network and connections2. Reaching out companies where you're already using their products.3. Finding sponsors of similar podcasts. Presented by Nexcess and Podcast Liftoff.Don't burn out trying to create content for your podcast! Create your own content flywheel through my free webinar. Register today.Support the show--------------------------------------------------------Send Feedback | LinkedIn | Facebook Group  ★ Support this podcast ★

Your show's mission statement is more than just some words on a page. It should determine the direction of your show, the format, who you're talking to, and ultimately how it will make money.  Much like a map (well, Google Maps) when you're going to a new destination, your mission statement will guide your podcast from losing money to generating enough income to support your business.The framework for your mission statement is this: My podcast helps [AUDIENCE] solve [PROBLEM] by [GOAL OF EACH EPISODE]. Listen on to get the prompts to help you craft the perfect mission statement for finding sponsors and selling products. Presented by Nexcess and Podcast Liftoff.Don't burn out trying to create content for your podcast! Create your own content flywheel through my free webinar. Register today.Support the show--------------------------------------------------------Send Feedback | LinkedIn | Facebook Group  ★ Support this podcast ★

If you're a podcaster and you're wondering how in the world you'll make money off your podcast, you're in luck! Today we're covering the SMASH Framework, which is designed to help you understand all the ways you can make money as a podcaster. The SMASH Framework is: SponsorshipMembershipAffiliatesSelling (products)Helping (with services)The approach to your podcast should depend on how you want to make money, and understanding your options is a crucial first step! Presented by Nexcess. Get your own version of the SMASH Framework for free at https://makemoneypod.com/smashDon't burn out trying to create content for your podcast! Create your own content flywheel through my free webinar. Register today.Support the show--------------------------------------------------------Send Feedback | LinkedIn | Facebook Group  ★ Support this podcast ★

Make Money Podcasting is coming back with better focus! While talking about landing pages and calls to action is helpful, they don't get to the meat of the show's mission: to help you make money as a podcaster. That all changes in Season 2. Stay tuned and be sure to subscribe at https://makemoneypod.com. New episodes drop in July. Presented by Podcast Liftoff and NexcessDon't burn out trying to create content for your podcast! Create your own content flywheel through my free webinar. Register today.Support the show--------------------------------------------------------Send Feedback | LinkedIn | Facebook Group  ★ Support this podcast ★