We’re talking about podcasting in these few episodes because it can definitely help you increase your traffic – and that’s the stage of our business that we’re currently talking about on Coffee Break.
But, surely… and ultimately, you want to build your list and sales. We start podcasts to grow our business.
But, how?
Now that you’ve decided to start and launch your own podcast, it is time to start thinking about the long road to growing your audience. Podcasting is indeed a long-term content marketing play. Results are not immediate. This episode will show you some of the tactics you need to build into your podcasting for the long haul.
In this episode, I’ll share with you how to get started with your show and how to go about launching it. You’ll definitely learn a lot of things.
This episode starts with some basic stats on the growth and popularity of podcasting from the likes of Edison Research and Libsyn. Numerically speaking, it seems like podcasting makes a lot of sense. And for many, it does.
After 3 years of on-and-off podcasting, I’ve finally hit a rhythm. And after those 3 years, I learned a lot about how to do it right. Here’s what I learned…
Podcasting is on a growth trend. And more and more people are getting started on the medium in order to market themselves and build their brand. Interview-based podcasts are pretty popular right now. The idea is that you bring on guests from your niche, ask them questions, and bam!… you got yourself a podcast….
The Internet is full of useless tips. I mean it. How many times can someone tell you to grow your presence online by interacting more on social media?
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