Podcast Workflows - Tips for podcasters to grow their podcast without wasting time.

Joe Casabona, Podcast Systems Coach
Podcast Workflows - Tips for podcasters to grow their podcast without wasting time.

Do you love having a podcast, but hate the amount of time you spend on it? Feel like you're spinning your wheels trying to grow while also putting out a quality show? This is the show for you. Podcast Workflows provides insights into how to improve your podcast systems and workflows — allowing you to create and grow a high quality podcast by showing you how to best spend your limited time. Join podcast systems coach and host Joe Casabona to get get deep dives into how popular podcasters create their shows, industry news, experiments, live coaching calls, and tutorials about automations, tools, and productivity. If you want save time while also increasing your listenership, grow your business, and establish your expertise, Podcast Workflows is for you!

  1. SEP 20

    Why You Need More Engagement for Your Podcast (and how to get it)

    Are you leaving valuable listener feedback on the table? I've been thinking about that a lot lately, so today we'll talk about how to engage your audience, gather crucial feedback, and build a thriving podcast community — while making it as easy as possible. You can send your feedback to https://podcastworkflows.com/feedback Here are the main takeaways: Ask for Feedback Early, Regularly, and Everywhere – The importance of actively seeking listener input through multiple channels like your mailing list, social media, and during your episodes. I shared tips on making it easy for listeners to give feedback, such as incorporating listener feedback segments. Build a Community Around Your Podcast – Creating a community is crucial for getting feedback, generating content ideas, and building trust. I discussed how podcasting doesn’t have to be a lonely experience and why fostering a community can lead to better audience engagement and even monetization. Use Engagement Tools – I reviewed several tools to help facilitate listener feedback and community building, such as YouTube, Spotify, Ripple.fm, Circle, and Fan List. Each offers different features for community engagement, feedback collection, and potential monetization. (00:00) - Intro (01:28) - How to get more engagement from listeners (07:28) - Why you should build a community (13:32) - Tools for Engagement (23:32) - Wrapping Up ★ Support this podcast ★

    24 min
  2. SEP 13

    Why Your Podcast Episodes Should Have Segments

    Ever wonder how to make your podcast stand out in a sea of content? After a serendipitous conversation at Podcast Movement 2024, I uncovered a game-changing strategy that could revolutionize your approach. Spoiler alert: It involves segments. I'll break down why rethinking your podcast structure can make a big difference. We'll explore how segments can help you give more value to your audience, make your show more accessible, and even repurpose content more effectively — making it better for your workflows. Plus, I'll share different segment ideas that work for both interview and solo episodes, ensuring you never run out of compelling content. Want more insights like this? Join my mailing list at https://podcastworkflows.com And check out my other podcast, https://streamlined.fm/ Top Takeaways Implement Segments in Your Podcast: To create a more engaging show, think about incorporating segments. Just like how late-night shows have defined parts, segmenting your podcast can make it more consumable and structured. You can dedicate parts of your episode to different topics or formats, such as opening monologues, interviews, and specific segments tailored to your audience's interests.Structure for Solo Episodes: If you're worried that solo episodes might become stale, develop a clear structure. For instance, discuss a main topic, then showcase an interesting tool related to that topic, and finish with an automation tip. This keeps the solo content engaging and valuable.Balancing Personal and Professional Content: For busy solopreneur parents, combining personal experiences with actionable business advice can create a relatable and impactful podcast. Consider dedicating a segment to how you manage parenting alongside your entrepreneurial duties. ★ Support this podcast ★

    18 min
  3. 3 Things I'm Struggling With (for THIS Podcast!)

    AUG 16

    3 Things I'm Struggling With (for THIS Podcast!)

    As I get ready for Podcast Movement, I've been thinking about this podcast and how it's been somewhat of a hodgepodge of content. I want it to be a great resource for podcasters who are looking to save time — or spend it the right way. And while it's always been an experimenting ground for me, I fear I've turned it into Frankenstein's Monster. So today, I'm talking about 3 things I'm struggling with for this podcast — and how I plan to fix that Here are the quick hits: 1. Redefining My Podcast's Mission Statement I realize my podcast has lacked a clear, cohesive mission statement. I want to better define who my podcast helps (solopreneur podcasters), what problem it solves for them (spending too much time on their podcast), and how it helps solve that problem (providing process improvements and tools to save 12+ hours per week). 2. Resurrecting and Updating My Old Episode Topics I am considering revisiting some of my older episode topics from the podcast's early days and refreshing them to better align with my current focus on podcast workflows and processes. However, I want to be selective to ensure the topics fit with my updated mission. 3. Consolidating and Optimizing My YouTube Presence I have multiple YouTube channels that I have used inconsistently for my WordPress and podcasting content over the years. I want to consolidate my podcast content onto my main, monetized "Joe Casabona" channel to simplify things and better train YouTube to recommend my videos. Show Notes 3 Things to Get the Most Out of Podcast Movement 2024Ripple.fmPodcast Workflows on Ripple.fm   (00:00) - Intro (02:19) - Rediscovering my Mission Statement (10:20) - Resurrecting older topics (15:59) - Fixing my Terrible YouTube Situation (20:39) - Join me on Ripple.fm! ★ Support this podcast ★

    22 min
  4. AUG 8

    Speeding Up the Content Creation (and Ideas) Process — Live Coaching Call

    Want to know how to create killer podcast content without spending all your time writing scripts? In this live coaching call, I sit down with Alex Standiford, host of the Partnership podcast and founder of Siren Affiliates, to tackle this common podcasting challenge head-on. We dive deep into strategies for generating fresh content ideas, from repurposing blog posts, to, getting feedback, and targeting specific niches. I also share my [not so] secret weapon for conducting captivating interviews using a three-act story structure that keeps listeners hooked. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, this coaching call is packed with actionable tips and insights to help you create engaging content more efficiently. Don't miss out on this value-packed discussion! Do you want some one-on-one time with me like this? You can book a Public Coaching Call here: https://joec.pro/public-coaching Takeaways Consider using a fat outline for podcast episodes, combining scripted elements with ad-libbing for a more natural delivery.Repurpose blog posts as podcast episodes to save time on content generation.Incorporate case studies and interviews to provide valuable insights and engage with listeners.Create niche-focused episodes to cater to specific audiencesLeverage LinkedIn for audience engagementStructure interviews with a setup, conflict, and resolutionKeep interviews focused and actionable ★ Support this podcast ★

    1h 4m

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Do you love having a podcast, but hate the amount of time you spend on it? Feel like you're spinning your wheels trying to grow while also putting out a quality show? This is the show for you. Podcast Workflows provides insights into how to improve your podcast systems and workflows — allowing you to create and grow a high quality podcast by showing you how to best spend your limited time. Join podcast systems coach and host Joe Casabona to get get deep dives into how popular podcasters create their shows, industry news, experiments, live coaching calls, and tutorials about automations, tools, and productivity. If you want save time while also increasing your listenership, grow your business, and establish your expertise, Podcast Workflows is for you!

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