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07.02.2024

Podcasting in 2014 Vs 2024, With Izabela & Mike Russell of Music Radio Creative

As the RSS feed approaches its 25th birthday, so does the word "podcasting" its 20th. But 2024 also sees the tenth anniversary of UKPOD14. On this episode of Podcraft, we're joined by the organisers of this important event, Mike and Izabela. We wanted to catch up on the past decade, talking about what has changed in the medium (as well as what hasn't!). We also touch on what the future might hold, and why simpler is often better when it comes to your recording setup and workflow.

07.02.2024

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48 мин.
06.06.2024

AI Tools to Nail your Video Podcasting & How to Grow on YouTube

In this co-hosted episode, Colin and Jeremy Ryan Slate discuss a whole range of AI tools to streamline podcast production workflows, particularly a video podcast, and share insights on fueling podcast growth on YouTube. They delve into the nuances of YouTube algorithms, thumbnail strategies, and tips for increasing viewer engagement. Tune in to learn how leveraging AI technology and optimizing YouTube presence can enhance your podcasting journey. Followup resources mentioned: AI tools for Podcasters ArticleHow to Upload & Grow your show on YouTube

06.06.2024

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42 мин.
10.01.2025

How Much Do Podcasters Make? & What's IN & OUT in Podcasting This Year?

Podcast celebrities aside, how much money can the everyday independent podcaster expect to make? Well, the answer is “it depends”. But, based on our own experiences of well over a decade in the medium, here are some realistic breakdowns, examples, and goals. Full article: How Much Money Do Podcasters Make? Elsewhere, we also talk through a brilliant piece by Lauren Passell and Arielle Nissenblatt of Podcast Marketing Magic: Podcast Marketing and Publishing: What’s in and What’s Out for 2025?

10.01.2025

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48 мин.
07.02.2025

What Can We Learn From These Top Podcast Intros? How to Open Your Episodes

Each episode you release will be someone’s first impression of your show. A good podcast intro lets you manage your listener’s experience and let them know what’s in store immediately. Give them a sense of what they will get out of it and leave them no doubt that this is the podcast for them. Later on, use your outro to ensure you turn new listeners into followers or subscribers and guarantee they return for more. What Do the Top 20 Podcasts Tell Us About the Perfect Intro Formula?Podcast Intro Script Template & Tips to Open With a BangThe Podcraft Listener Survey

07.02.2025

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18.03.2024

What's the Future of Podcasting Tech? With Izabela & Mike Russell (Part 2!)

Izabela and Mike Russell of Music Radio Creative return to continue our conversation about the ever-evolving podcast landscape. Gear and tools may have gotten much better, but that doesn't always make them easier to set up and use. We also discuss the role of DAWs like Adobe Audition and Audacity compared to newer (often AI-driven) software. Finally, Mike and Izabela answer some questions about podcast growth, being surprised, and changing their minds. Music Radio Creative Mike's YouTube Channel Izabela's Audio Unicorn Podcast Mike's AI News Today Podcast Alitu: The Podcast Maker

18.03.2024

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52 мин.
25.03.2024

From Doubt to Determination: Pushing Through the Podcasting Dip

What really makes someone a successful podcaster? Is it a certain number of episodes, downloads, or reviews? Is it whether content creation has become their full-time job? Or could it be because they've been recognised with a prestigious award? In truth, we can gauge success in many ways, but ultimately, there's no certificate and a great degree of subjectivity. One thing we can all agree on, though, is that the best way to get to a position where you or your audience consider your podcast a success is to create quality content, consistently, over a prolonged period of time. If there's one single answer to the "How do I make podcasting work for me?" question, that's it. It's an answer that sounds way too simple and obvious. And yet, actually doing it is much harder than choosing the right mic, the best software, and getting listed in all the major listening platforms. Starting a podcast is relatively easy. Riding the wave of early enthusiasm to publish your first couple of episodes is easy, too. But to keep doing it for upwards of 300 episodes, or for over ten years? That takes something extra. In this season of Podcraft, we're speaking to some of the best indie podcasters in the game. We want to really dig into how they've kept on going, the ways they've navigated each challenge or roadblock, and the many lessons they've learned along the way. Listening to this series won't automatically pop a few hundred episodes in your own back catalogue, but it'll certainly arm you with enough knowledge and motivation to get there under your own steam. In our opening episode, our Indiepod Legends share their insights into why they started out in the first place, and in many cases, it's because they made the podcast they wanted to listen to. We're also going to talk about the thing that defeats many fledgling podcasters—quitting. You'll learn that many of our panel members have either wrestled with thoughts of giving up or taken long breaks to regroup and get back on track. Consistency over several years or hundreds of episodes isn't a straightforward, linear journey. If you do it for long enough, you'll hit many snags. But, as you'll learn in this episode, your podcast doesn't need to fall at the very first hurdle. The Podcasts Bring Your Product Idea to Life Wild for Scotland Travel N Sh!t Board Game Design Lab She Well Read Fighting Through Lush Life The One Percent Better Runner The Savvy Social Podcast The Euro Trip I Should Be Writing

25.03.2024

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59 мин.
13.03.2025

Why We Quit Our Podcasts

If you've launched a lot of podcasts, you're likely also someone who's quit a lot of them - and that isn't a bad thing. Some shows and topics have natural life cycles, and whether we lose enthusiasm or just feel we've said all there is to say, there's no harm in drawing a line under things and moving on.

13.03.2025

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28 мин.
15.08.2024

Income Stream Lessons From 10 Top Indie Podcasters

There is no shortage of potential income streams for your podcast. But rather than telling you all the things you could try, how about some real-world case studies from ten successful independent podcasters? Our recent survey suggested that only 1 in 4 indies monetize their content, despite the majority of them wanting to build some income streams. So, on this episode of Podcraft, we’re going to dig into the monetization methods and strategies that have actually worked for our IndiePod Legends, as well as the many that haven’t! The aim here is to show that while some revenue streams are a good fit for some, they don’t work so well for others. We’ll also answer questions like: WHEN should you try to monetize?What are some great on-ramps for smaller podcasts?Can monetizing your content hamper your creativity? The Podcasts The Joy of CruisingWild for ScotlandTravel N Sh!tBoard Game Design LabShe Well ReadFighting ThroughLush LifeThe Mindful Marketing PodcastI Should Be Writing

15.08.2024

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48 мин.
08.12.2020

Growing Your Audience by Running a Listener Survey | PodCraft 1302

Your current listeners are the best PR team to increase audience growth. Get to know your current listeners. They'll tell their friends about your podcast. Find out what their interests and habits are. Get them to tell you what they want your podcast to do. This way, you can fine-tune your podcast to increase your audience and reach more listeners. I'm not suggesting you take each individual listener out for a chat over a cup of coffee (though that would be very nice of you). The best way to get the information about your audience that you need, is with a short and carefully crafted podcast survey. Podcast Survey Tools For Growth I like a free tool as much as the next podcaster, so let's start with a couple of them. And I'll include one paid option if you want to really ramp up your data gathering. Google Forms has a gallery of templates which you can use to create a standard type of form. It's easy to use, and everyone knows the brand, so it's pretty low-barrier. The look is, for me, a bit dated, but it's totally adequate for your average survey. SurveyMonkey is a lot more flexible. It's a paid product, normally, but the freemium tier will let you make a short podcast survey with ten questions or less, for nothing. If you don't need to go long, or need any of their other premium options, it could suit well. Paperform is my final recommendation, for those who want the full power of a paid product. Full flexibility and a range of beautiful templates, you can make a survey that looks great and really draws people in. One of the best Paperform features is the ability to create what they call a ‘landing form.' In plain English, it's a page creator that includes survey elements, so you can build a great looking ‘audience welcome page' which asks them questions, gets your data, but also gives them a bunch of value through episode guides, downloads, contact info and more. You can build a place where you give as value them as they give to you in filling in their data. You really don't want your podcast survey to be longer than ten questions. Your listeners are already giving you their time and mental effort. Ask for a little, and you'll get a lot. Multiple-choice questions will get you results that are focused and specific. Open-ended questions can give you results you hadn't expected. They can also lead listeners to use them as a personal soapbox or open-mic night. Limit the amount of characters responders can use, so they have to keep their response short. Read the guide at Running an Audience Survey Check out the full book - Podcast Growth: How to Grow Your Podcast Audience Support the show

08.12.2020

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22 мин.
12.06.2020

How to Create a Content Stack in Minimum Time, with Maximum Impact

Last week, we covered the content stack, and how it works. This week, we’ll get right into how to create it, from start to finish. If you don't have the time to create great quality blogs, videos and Podcasts, then I’ll show you how through smart repurposing. This isn’t just plain cutting and paste. Instead, I'll show you a way of creating and repurposing which takes advantages of the direct strengths of each. Not only that, but every element links and builds, so that you build engagement and trust with every episode. Before we jump in, I just want to say thanks to Memberful for support this episode. They make membership sites really really easy, and they just launched private podcasting too - so you can do private website content, private newsletter AND a private podcast now, for all your members. Pop over to memberful.com to read more about it. Support the show

12.06.2020

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42 мин.

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Podcasting in 2014 Vs 2024, With Izabela & Mike Russell of Music Radio Creative

AI Tools to Nail your Video Podcasting & How to Grow on YouTube

How Much Do Podcasters Make? & What's IN & OUT in Podcasting This Year?

What Can We Learn From These Top Podcast Intros? How to Open Your Episodes

What's the Future of Podcasting Tech? With Izabela & Mike Russell (Part 2!)

From Doubt to Determination: Pushing Through the Podcasting Dip

Why We Quit Our Podcasts

Income Stream Lessons From 10 Top Indie Podcasters

Growing Your Audience by Running a Listener Survey | PodCraft 1302

How to Create a Content Stack in Minimum Time, with Maximum Impact

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