Setting Up Your Podcast for Long-Term Success

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Joe Casabona

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01 - Introduction

01 - Podcasting is time-consuming.mp4

00:52

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:25

03 - How this course works.mp4

01:41

02 - 1. Planning

01 - Coming up with and capturing ideas.mp4

05:25

02 - Great tools for idea capture.mp4

01:43

03 - Automating idea capture.mp4

02:38

04 - Experimenting with the format.mp4

02:23

05 - Scripts vs. outlines for solo shows.mp4

02:56

03 - 2. Working with Guests

01 - Finding guests and doing outreach.mp4

02:57

02 - Researching and screening your guests.mp4

06:16

03 - Automating the booking process.mp4

05:10

04 - The pre-interview.mp4

03:21

05 - The post-interview.mp4

01:46

04 - 3. Recording and Post Production

01 - Capturing the best possible audio and video.mp4

04:06

02 - How to batch your episodes.mp4

04:32

03 - Editing solo shows.mp4

04:21

04 - Editing shows with multiple recordings.mp4

04:05

05 - Keeping track of episode status.mp4

01:42

06 - Working with a team.mp4

03:32

05 - 4. Case Study My Podcast

01 - How to get two to three months ahead.mp4

03:07

02 - Planning and research.mp4

02:20

03 - Guest outreach.mp4

03:50

04 - Recording.mp4

01:47

05 - Post-production automation.mp4

04:17

06 - Adapting the process for your show.mp4

02:03

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

01:04

Description

Creating and launching a podcast is never an easy task. And keeping it going over the long-term–that’s even harder, but you can do it, if you’re prepared. What you need is to plan ahead and get all the right systems running in place by creating a workflow that you can depend on throughout every phase of the production process.

Learn how to make sure you've got fresh topics, guests, and assets for your podcast each week with expert Joe Casabona. Explore streamlined ways to build a backlog of both topics and guests, as well as tips for screening guests and making the editing process more efficient for your entire team. Drawing from his own experiences as a professional podcaster, Joe offers advice on automation strategies and key considerations for publication, all of which you can put to use not just as a podcaster, but also as any other type of scheduled online creator.

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Joe Casabona

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I started my career almost 20 years ago as a freelance web developer before realizing my true passion, to help people grow their podcasts into five-figure businesses. I do that through expert-tested systems that come with 10 years experience podcasting, 15 years teaching, and over 20 years working the web. I back up my 10+ years podcasting with 20+ years experience building websites, and 15+ years teaching. I make $30,000-50,000 every year on sponsorships alone and get 70,000 downloads every month from my show. When I’m not producing and coaching podcasters, you can find me spending time with my family, enjoying baseball, or talking too much about Star Wars. Say hi at @jcasabona and find more information at casabona.org.

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