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Profitable Podcasting w/ Jay Clouse (Part 3 - Podcast Ad Revenue)

Jay Clouse helps people become professional creators and is the host of Creative Elements. The podcast recently joined HubSpot's podcast network and I brought Jay on to talk about the behind-the-scenes aspects of how this happened.

If you're interested in getting your podcast involved with a podcast network, listen up, because this multi-episode series breaks down the process, step-by-step. To make sure you don't miss additional episodes, subscribe to Build a Big Podcast here.

I talk with Jay about: Podcasting Ads and Income Strategy The "pre-roll" trick to help podcast advertisers (and make you more money) Dynamic Podcast Ads vs. Live Reads Advertising Revenue Splits CPM vs. Niche Buyout Podcasting Partnerships YouTuber vs. Podcaster vs. Something Else "Churn and Burn" Content Creation The Heiarchy of Content Creators Links to Things We Talk About: Creative Elements HubSpot Podcast Network This episode is brought to you by Riverside ...

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How to Get Yourself Booked as a Podcast Guest (Big Podcast Insider Issue 108)

This is the audio companion to Issue 108 of Big Podcast Insider. If you're interested in more info on what I talk about on this episode and also links, that's where to go.   Big Podcast Insider is a weekly newsletter on podcasting. If you like the content of this episode, you can subscribe here – it's free and you can unsubscribe at any time with a single click. Topics: This Podcast Makes Money Want to be a guest on more podcasts? Try this ... Marketing Your Podcast via Email What Makes a Successful Podcaster? Organize Your Podcast Production 5 Tips for Deep Work 100,000 Royalty-Free Music Tracks and SFX The Newsletter for Podcasters: Big Podcast Insider - Podcasting Newsletter This episode is brought to you by Riverside ...

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What Would Jesus Podcast?

It's Christmas Day ... and also "The Holiday Season."

Should you release new podcast episodes during this time? Take time off? 

There are two ways of looking at a holiday schedule for your podcast.

Your listeners are busy with "holiday" things and won't have time to listen to your podcast. Your listeners have more downtime than normal and, because of this, are more likely to listen to your podcast.

If you want to take a break from publishing your podcast during certain holidays, by all means do. But also keep in mind that, because a lot of podcasters are taking breaks from publishing, and many listeners have extra time around the holidays to listen to podcasts (such as during a commute to see family), you'll have an increased shot to your podcast being consumed.

Either option is a good one. Nobody would fault you for taking a break, especially at this time of year. Also, we live in a big world, with lots of holidays, many of which aren't celebrated everywhere, so there is opportunity there as well.

There is also a third reason you may want to think about. And I discuss that on this episode.

Topics on this Episode: Should you release new podcast episodes over Christmas and other holidays? Racist relatives Family secrets Long commutes Time off from work Links to Things I Talk About: Veterans Day Room
         

Podcast Network and Syndication Pitches (Part 2 - Pilot Episodes)

Jay Clouse helps people become professional creators and is the host of Creative Elements. The podcast recently joined HubSpot's podcast network and I brought Jay on to talk about the behind-the-scenes aspects of how this happened.

You can listen to that episode here. To make sure you don't miss additional episodes, including the next one with more from Jay, subscribe to Build a Big Podcast here.

In this episode, which is Part 2 of a four-part series, I'm back with some commentary on what Jay and I talked about regarding his podcast foundation, adding new perspective to the elements you need to have in place to get a podcast network or radio broadcast company interested in your podcast. 

Topics on this Episode: "Non-Podcast" skills for podcasters Podcast mentorship Why Facebook sucks as far as getting feedback on your podcast Putting together a pilot episode for under $200 A hosting lesson from Rush Limbaugh The process of winning over people at podcast networks and radio broadcasting companies Links to Things I Talk About: Creative Elements HubSpot Podcast Network Dave Jackson Neil Hedley This episode is brought to you by Riverside ...

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Podcast Networks w/ Jay Clouse (Part 1 - The Foundation)

Jay Clouse helps people become professional creators and is the host of Creative Elements. The podcast recently joined HubSpot's podcast network and I brought Jay on to talk about the behind-the-scenes aspects of how this happened.

If you're interested in getting your podcast involved with a podcast network, listen up, because this multi-episode series breaks down the process, step-by-step. To make sure you don't miss additional episodes, subscribe to Build a Big Podcast here.

I talk with Jay about: Quitting a podcast that no longer works for you Getting the attention of established podcast producers "Promoting a podcast" vs. "launching a podcast" Building a great podcast from the ground up Small podcast programming tweaks to assure you don't end up with "just another podcast" that gets ignored Podcasting-related lessons from pitching startups Podcasting-related skills developed from "half a journalism degree" Organizing your podcast episodes in a way that attracts listeners (and makes your podcast stand out) Links to Things We Talk About: Creative Elements HubSpot Podcast Network This episode is brought to you by Riverside ...

Riverside is online recording software that makes it easy for podcasters to record studio-quality interviews from anywhere. Try it free and, if you like it, get 15% off any membership plan when you use the code BIGPODCAST.

         

How Jay Clouse Built a Big Podcast (Part 1)

Jay Clouse helps people become professional creators and is the host of Creative Elements. The podcast recently joined HubSpot's podcast network and I brought Jay on to talk about the behind-the-scenes aspects of how this happened.

If you're interested in getting your podcast involved with a podcast network, listen up, because this multi-episode series breaks down the process, step-by-step. To make sure you don't miss additional episodes, subscribe to Build a Big Podcast here.

I talk with Jay about: Quitting a podcast that no longer works for you Getting the attention of established podcast producers "Promoting a podcast" vs. "launching a podcast" Building a great podcast from the ground up Small podcast programming tweaks to assure you don't end up with "just another podcast" that gets ignored Podcasting-related lessons from pitching startups Podcasting-related skills developed from "half a journalism degree" Organizing your podcast episodes in a way that attracts listeners (and makes your podcast stand out) Links to Things We Talk About: Creative Elements HubSpot Podcast Network This episode is brought to you by Riverside ...

Riverside is online recording software that makes it easy for podcasters to record studio-quality interviews from anywhere. Try it free and, if you like it, get 15% off any membership plan when you use the code BIGPODCAST.

         

$10,000 Podcasting Grants (Big Podcast Insider Issue 107)

This is the audio companion to Issue 107 of Big Podcast Insider. If you're interested in more info on what I talk about on this episode and also links, that's where to go.   Big Podcast Insider is a weekly newsletter on podcasting. If you like the content of this episode, you can subscribe here – it's free and you can unsubscribe at any time with a single click. Topics: People Make Mistakes Elevate Collective for Podcasters — $10,000 Grants Available Disabled Voice Actors - The Disabled Voice Actors Database Queer Vox – The LGBTQIA+ VO Talent Directory Want Better Podcast Guests? Try This ... Automated Episode Notes and Transcription The Podcasting Naughty List The Newsletter for Podcasters: Big Podcast Insider - Podcasting Newsletter This episode is brought to you by Riverside ...

Riverside is online recording software that makes it easy for podcasters to record studio-quality interviews from anywhere. Try it free and, if you like it, get 15% off any membership plan when you use the code BIGPODCAST.

         

Your Podcast Marketing Foundation (Big Podcast Insider Issue 106)

This is the audio companion to Issue 106 of Big Podcast Insider. If you're interested in more info on what I talk about on this episode and also links, that's where to go.   Big Podcast Insider is a weekly newsletter on podcasting. If you like the content of this episode, you can subscribe here – it's free and you can unsubscribe at any time with a single click. Topics: A "Big Podcast" is Simple – Don't Overcomplicate It How to Write a Social Media Bio for Your Podcast The Only 4 Sections Every "About" Page Needs Grow Your Podcast Audience with "Old School" Marketing "The simplest storytelling tip we’ve ever found ..." New Podcast Gear – What do you want? Your 2023 Podcasting Strategy? The Newsletter for Podcasters: Big Podcast Insider - Podcasting Newsletter This episode is brought to you by Riverside ...

Riverside is online recording software that makes it easy for podcasters to record studio-quality interviews from anywhere. Try it free and, if you like it, get 15% off any membership plan when you use the code BIGPODCAST.

         

How I Almost Messed Up My First Podcast Sponsorship (and Never Started Podcasting)

You need money to make a podcast happen. On this episode, I talk about the first sponsor I had for a radio show I started in 2005. And how that almost didn't happen ...   Why? Because I wasn't good at taking feedback. This is the second episode on this topic. If you haven't heard the previous one, subscribe to the podcast here and make that happen.   Want to make sure you don't miss future episodes in this series? Subscribe to the podcast here. This episode is brought to you by Riverside ...

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"I'm on the verge of unsubscribing ..."

Feedback on your podcast (or any work) can be difficult. I get that – it's easy to get attached to what you do.   So what happens when you get feedback on your podcast? For many podcasters, the first thing they do is to dig their heels in and defend what we've been doing. I get that, too. It's different on the inside, and as a podcaster, there are things about your podcast that only you know, and you likely have good reasons for doing what you're doing. Still, feelback, even "negative" feedback, can be very helpful to making your podcast better. In this episode, I share feedback I received from a listener of this podcast and what I'm doing because of it.   Want to make sure you don't miss future episodes in this series? Subscribe to the podcast here. This episode is brought to you by Riverside ...

Riverside is online recording software that makes it easy for podcasters to record studio-quality interviews from anywhere. Try it free and, if you like it, get 15% off any membership plan when you use the code BIGPODCAST.