My experience as a podcast host to help springboard your ideas on content, marketing, guests, and more!
Looking to start a podcast or be an even better podcast host? This episode is a montage of lessons learned after six years of hosting experience. You’ll gain insights on content creation, podcast marketing, finding guests, advocating for your listeners, frequency and consistency, and more!
Inside the episode:
- Should you start a podcast?
- Is the podcast market too saturated to fit yours?
- A few reasons to start your podcast
- How much time does it take to host a podcast and what kind of consistency should you maintain?
- Ideas for formatting your show, planning content, guest considerations
- And more!
This Episode on Podcast Hosting is for you if:
- You’re already a podcast host
- You want to start a podcast and become a podcast host
- You know someone who wants to host a podcast
- You’re bored and need something to listen to for a half hour while you match socks or fold laundry
It may also give you some behind the scenes glimpses and insights if you’re looking to connect with more podcast hosts as a guest or otherwise.
Resources & Links Mentioned:
🎙️ Alesia Galati’s Listeners to Leads Podcast
🎙️ Mark Hirschberg’s Episode on Listeners to Leads, “Escape the Social Media Hamster Wheel“
🎙️ PodMatch*
🎙️ Podcast Guest Collaboration Facebook Community
🎙️ Alesia Galati’s Strategy Session
About YOUR Podcast Host, Emily Aborn:
Hi! I’m Emily Aborn, Content Copywriter, and Host of the Content with Character podcast! I help small businesses bring their message to life through copy and marketing content. I’ve worked with 100+ industries and 1,000’s of individuals and can’t WAIT to connect with you.
Fun facts: I can do a week’s grocery shopping in 15 minutes flat. I live in rural NH with my husband, Jason, and our dog, Clyde. I like nerdy word games, reading, listening to podcasts, and hiking.
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*PodMatch link is an affiliate link meaning I get a couple buckarooskis tossed my way if you join. Gotta’ disclose it up front according to the higher-ups, but that said, I am a big fan of the platform or else I wouldn’t share about it in the way I do.
