You’ve had a fantastic time with your first couple of guests and the time has come for publishing. Still, something bothers you in terms of quality when you compare your output audio with what’s already published online. It’s because there is a tedious but important step missing in your process: editing. The time has come for you to get in touch with a podcast editor.
Finding podcast guests can feel like more of a challenge than it should be. Connectivity isn’t a problem. Finding people willing to share their opinions certainly isn’t a problem! And there are loads of platforms that exist solely to match podcast hosts and guests. So, if it seems like you’re struggling to find podcast guests, it’s probably because you’re looking for the right guests for your show. Here are some guidelines to make it easier.
A comparison of the top podcast editing services and their prices is carried out to help you choose the suitable and most cost-efficient solution for your podcast.
Our team noticed that some of our customers struggle with recording podcasts using tools such as Zencastr. At first, Zencastr may seem intimidating, not to mention the many other factors involved. We understand that things can get overwhelming quite fast.
These days, everyone’s got their earbuds in. On the subway, during exercise, while doing chores around the house. Audio consumption is booming, and evolving beyond the talk radio style of most podcasts to expand into the fictional territory of audiobooks. This might well be the start of the immersive audiobook revolution.
The New and Noteworthy category on iTunes is the holy grail of podcast promotion. It’s like the front page of podcasting. So, if your aim is rapid podcast growth, it’s a good target. Win a spot, and you’ll enjoy overnight popularity, a large new audience and probably advertising opportunities. Read on to find out how to go about getting your podcast listed in New and Noteworthy.
