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The How To Podcast Series - Revolving Guest Co-Hosts, Podcast Tips and A Community for Podcasters

The How To Podcast Series - Revolving Guest Co-Hosts, Podcast Tips and A Community for Podcasters

著者： Dave Campbell Ontario Canada
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 Welcome to the "How To Podcast Series" - your guide to podcasting mastery! Discover solo, co-hosted and mini episodes packed with great tips on - Launching your podcast, Growing your audience, Optimizing audio quality, Making money, Guest booking secrets, Content planning hacks, Marketing on social media, SEO for podcasts, Equipment recommendations, Hosting platforms comparisons and Podcasting Tips! Whether you're a beginner or seasoned podcaster, our actionable advice will elevate your show. Podcasting is best done in community, you don't have to podcast alone - join the conversation here!Dave Campbell, Ontario Canada
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  • Batch It - Leverage Doing Repeatable Tasks in Groups Instead of Context-Switching For Your Podcast Workflow - The Daily Dave - Podcasting Tips

    Batch It - Leverage Doing Repeatable Tasks in Groups Instead of Context-Switching For Your Podcast Workflow - The Daily Dave - Podcasting Tips
    2025/08/22

    The Daily Dave - Podcasting Tips - Batch It - Leverage Doing Repeatable Tasks in Groups Instead of Context-Switching For Your Podcast Workflow


    Beyond batching your podcast recordings, podcasters can maximize productivity by batching other related tasks that benefit from being “in the zone.” Here are key areas to consider batching:

    • Editing: Instead of editing each episode immediately after recording, set aside dedicated blocks of time to edit multiple episodes at once, which helps maintain focus and consistency in sound quality.

    • Show Notes and Episode Descriptions: Writing show notes for several episodes in one session streamlines your workflow and ensures a cohesive tone and style across your content.

    • Social Media and Promotion: Plan, create, and schedule social media posts, newsletters, and promotional materials in batches to maintain a steady online presence without daily effort.

    • Research and Content Planning: Dedicate time to researching topics, guests, and trends, and outline multiple episodes or series at once to keep your content pipeline full and strategic.

    • Guest Outreach and Scheduling: Reach out to potential guests and manage scheduling in bulk to reduce the back-and-forth and keep your calendar organized.

    By batching these complementary tasks alongside recording, you leverage momentum, reduce context-switching, and create a more efficient, sustainable podcasting workflow aligned with strategic planning principles___

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  • E457 - Your Podcast Sidekick, Video Podcasting, A.I. with Co-Host - Elijah Drown

    E457 - Your Podcast Sidekick, Video Podcasting, A.I. with Co-Host - Elijah Drown
    2025/08/20

    Episode 457 - Your Podcast Sidekick, Video Podcasting, A.I. with Co-Host - Elijah Drown


    Let's Start a Podcast!

    Let's Start a Podcast, shall we?

    Tips, tricks, and advice giving you the tools you need to record and the confidence to succeed with podcasting.

    Elijah's passion for podcasting and dedication to your growth as a podcaster shine through every episode.

    Happy to answer your question(s) on a future episode!Leave a five star review if you love what you're hearing on Apple or Spotify.

    Kindly share this episode with a friend who will benefit from hearing this episode!https://pod.link/1709028236

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  • E456 - The Pros and Cons of Podcast Awards - Does Your Listener Care if Your Podcast is an Award Winning Show

    E456 - The Pros and Cons of Podcast Awards - Does Your Listener Care if Your Podcast is an Award Winning Show
    2025/08/18
    Episode 456 - The Pros and Cons of Podcast Awards - Does Your Listener Care if Your Podcast is an Award Winning ShowPursuing a podcast award is a big decision, and while it often sounds prestigious, it’s important to look beneath the surface. Here are three key advantages and disadvantages to consider—with some honest perspective on whether these accolades actually move the needle for your podcast, your listeners, and the podcasting community.3 Advantages of Pursuing a Podcast AwardVisibility and Credibility BoostAn award, or even a nomination, can put your show in front of new listeners, media, sponsors, and collaborators. It adds an external stamp of quality and may open doors that were otherwise closed.Awards may allow you to pitch more effectively to guests and sponsors, citing “award-winning” status as validation of your show’s valueRecognition and MoraleBeing acknowledged for your hard work gives you and your team a sense of accomplishment and can be a genuine source of pride.This recognition may help with personal motivation and is something you can share with your listeners, strengthening their connection and loyalty to your showNetworking and OpportunitiesAwards ceremonies and the surrounding buzz can lead to meaningful connections with other creators, opportunities for press, event speaking spots, and collaborations.3 Disadvantages of Pursuing a Podcast AwardQuestionable Listener ImpactThe vast majority of podcast listeners either don’t know about most awards or don’t care who’s “award-winning”. Recognition often impresses other podcasters and industry insiders much more than your average audience member.Listeners are ultimately drawn by content, consistency, and relatability—not trophies.Pay-to-Play (and Vanity) ConcernsMany podcast awards require an application fee, and some are essentially “pay to nominate,” making it easy for almost any show to tout being an “award nominee.” This blurs the line between legitimate honor and vanity marketing, risking credibility within the podcasting community.Some awards have little transparency and may exist largely to profit from hopeful creators.Potential for Industry HarmWith low barriers for nomination and questionable judging processes, the proliferation of awards can dilute the meaning of such recognition and shift focus away from genuine community-building and creative risk-taking.Overemphasis on awards may discourage new voices or indie creators if they see the system as inaccessible or rigged in favor of those with more resources, rather than true creative or community value.Does an award-winning podcast make your show better?Content-wise, no. Awards are external validation—they don’t inherently improve your content or skills. You may gain exposure, but your audience tunes in for your authenticity and insight, not just your accoladesIs this simply a vanity award?For many awards, especially those with an entry fee and little transparency, yes. The “nominee” label can be purchased rather than earned, cheapening the true spirit of recognition.Will a podcast listener be impressed by an award?Rarely. An award might help with initial social proof, but listeners stick around (and refer friends) for your value, not your accolades.Do podcast awards make podcasting better, or do they cause harm?The answer is mixed. Some legitimate, industry-respected awards lift up quality work and create networking opportunities. Many, however, risk turning recognition into a commodity, causing more harm than good by promoting pay-to-play schemes and diverting focus from creative and community-driven goals.Final thought: While awards can offer some strategic PR benefits, the heart of podcasting is in honest connection, consistent storytelling, and listener value—not purchased laurels. If you do pursue an award, do so for personal or team pride, and always prioritize the real work: serving your listeners and community.___https://howtopodcast.ca/
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