THE PODCAST ACCELERATOR

What do people say about your podcast when you're not in the room? What do they tell friends about your podcast and how, if you aren't in that proverbial room, can you have any influence over what they say?

If you're not progressing in your podcasting as fast you think you should be, but feel busier than ever, maybe you're focussing on the wrong thing – you should focus on being effective, not just efficient.

The one principle that I've used for almost ten years to avoid podcast overwhelm.

Struggling with podcast overwhelm? Listen to this.

You don't need big numbers to monetise your audio influence. You just need a plan. Try this one.

Last week I spoke to you about the three big “sins” of podcast coaching; the three red flags that you should look out for when hiring or working with a podcast coach.

Is it time to fire your podcast coach? Honestly, yeah it probably is. Here are three signs it's time…

When you start a podcast you're full of guts and gusto but, unless you choose to develop yourself and grow, is it possible that you can become a big part of why your podcast doesn't achieve the success you dreamed of?

Now I'm no expert on LinkedIn, but when my long-time friend Jonathan Baillie-Strong asked me what types of posts I've seen work best on LinkedIn for podcast marketing, I had to dive in. For me, it comes down to what type of media you publish and how you title it…

Michael Herst asked me during our Podcast Launch Accelerator office hours on Facebook how to handle it when a guest drops out, both from a content perspective and whether you should re-publish an old episode, plus from a guest management perspective.