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G.18 Amar Vyas on Baalgatha and being a full-time podcaster in India Rocking Entrepreneur | India | Indian Startup and Founder Stories & Learnings
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Amar Vyas is an author, speaker, a fellow podcaster and an entrepreneur. He has written three released books so far and several others releasing very soon. He is also the voice behind some of the very popular indian podcasts - My Kitaab and and recently Baalgatha, both of which have received widespread popularity. He also started a digital media company called Kamakshi Media, which does custom podcasts for businesses. I am so excited here to have him here today and discuss about podcasting in India - the challenges, opportunities and his journey.
In this episode, we talk about:
How Amar got into podcasting
Is this the right time to jump onto the podcasting bandwagon?
How the first podcast: My Kitaab came about
Conversational vs. monologue format for podcasts - which might be better?
Once Amar decided to podcast, how did he go about starting it
How much time does it take to produce one episode
The biggest learning Amar had from his first podcast - and a lot of podcasters make it too
How to find out what your audience is interested in hearing?
How Amar boosted his followers by doing less work
Can podcasts fail? YES - listen to Amar talking about how to identify if your podcast is failing
How Amar used WhatsApp to test the market for his popular podcast Baalgatha
What does a week in the life of a full-time podcaster looks like?
How easy is it to make money for a podcaster
Why should businesses start a podcast of their own
Podcast Karo:
Starting a Podcast is not easy – we get it. At Podcast Karo, we squeeze out the secrets and behind-the-scenes on what it takes to make a successful podcast. Learn from the Pros and rock your podcast. Visit PodcastKaro.com to start and rock your Podcast!
Like this episode? Then please leave a review on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I make sure to reach each and every review.
Have some feedback you’d like to share with Tushar? Click on the contact and drop a note
A huge thank-you to Amar Vyas for joining me for this amazing episode. Until next time, Keep Rocking!
Amar Vyas is an author, speaker, a fellow podcaster and an entrepreneur. He has written three released books so far and several others releasing very soon. He is also the voice behind some of the very popular indian podcasts - My Kitaab and and recently Baalgatha, both of which have received widespread popularity. He also started a digital media company called Kamakshi Media, which does custom podcasts for businesses. I am so excited here to have him here today and discuss about podcasting in India - the challenges, opportunities and his journey.
In this episode, we talk about:
How Amar got into podcasting
Is this the right time to jump onto the podcasting bandwagon?
How the first podcast: My Kitaab came about
Conversational vs. monologue format for podcasts - which might be better?
Once Amar decided to podcast, how did he go about starting it
How much time does it take to produce one episode
The biggest learning Amar had from his first podcast - and a lot of podcasters make it too
How to find out what your audience is interested in hearing?
How Amar boosted his followers by doing less work
Can podcasts fail? YES - listen to Amar talking about how to identify if your podcast is failing
How Amar used WhatsApp to test the market for his popular podcast Baalgatha
What does a week in the life of a full-time podcaster looks like?
How easy is it to make money for a podcaster
Why should businesses start a podcast of their own
Podcast Karo:
Starting a Podcast is not easy – we get it. At Podcast Karo, we squeeze out the secrets and behind-the-scenes on what it takes to make a successful podcast. Learn from the Pros and rock your podcast. Visit PodcastKaro.com to start and rock your Podcast!
Like this episode? Then please leave a review on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I make sure to reach each and every review.
Have some feedback you’d like to share with Tushar? Click on the contact and drop a note
A huge thank-you to Amar Vyas for joining me for this amazing episode. Until next time, Keep Rocking!
40 min