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Solo Podcasts 101: Ideas, Best Examples, & Easy How to Guide
Do you have an epic podcast idea that you want to share with the world?
You don’t always need a co-host to get things off the ground.
If you’re ready to get up and running, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we will cover how to create a solo podcast, plus share tips along with some of the best solo podcast examples to inspire you to get started with yours.
What is a solo podcast?
A solo podcast is a show in which there is only one host. The majority of episodes will see that individual deliver all of the content. Of course, they could include guests or interviewees for special episodes. Often enough, the host will also be responsible for planning, scripting, recording, editing, and publishing the podcast. You might call it a “one-man band”!
Why should you create a solo podcast?
Thinking of creating a podcast by yourself. Before we get into how to create a solo podcast, let’s talk about if and why you should do it. One-person podcasts aren’t for everyone, but they might be for you! Read More
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The first step to picking the best podcast keywords is to know who you want your audience to be. That way you can put yourself in their shoes and understand what keywords they may use to search for topics they care about.
Demographics
Based on people’s lived experience of gender, race, age, region, etc., they tend to use or be comfortable with certain vocabulary. If your target audience falls primarily in one or two categories, consider picking keywords that you think would be authentic to them.
Level of Complexity
Is your target audience people who are new to the topic or people who have an expert level of understanding? This should determine how complicated or advanced your keywords will need to be.
Intent
Do your target listeners have the intent to be entertained? To learn? To take action and create change? They could all be interested in the same topic, but with different outcomes in mind. That will determine what kind of secondary keywords you want to pick.
Overall, the clearer you can define your target audience, the more powerful your podcast keywords will be. Read More
Article originally written by Katie Dunn and published on Ausha.
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It’s coming to that time of the year again, when all the pundits and experts start pumping out their predictions on what to watch for in the year ahead, and how things will change over the coming 12 months.
Which, this year, is going to include a lot of inaccurate predictions about AI.
Generative AI is a transformative tech trend, no doubt, which will have impact in a range of ways. But the conflation between the generative AI tools we have now, and computer systems that can actually think for themselves is significantly overblown.
But this is an aside, what we’re looking at here is social media predictions, and how the social media landscape will shift over the next year. And while AI will get the spotlight here as well, I’m tipping that the impacts will be more measured than many expect. Read More
🎤 🎧 Congratulations to Jeff Dwoskin, host of Classic Conversations on reaching an amazing milestone of 350 episodes!
Take a deep dive into pop nostalgia with us! Pop culture influencers, TV stars, film actors, comedians, and musicians share inspirational stories about the road to success. Insightful conversations that are part comedy/part drama and are always entertaining! With your host, comedian, Jeff Dwoskin.
🎤 🎧 Welcome to 'Branded,' your comprehensive guide to creative branding. We're your hosts, Larry Roberts and Sara Lohse, and together we're going to help you build a brand that sticks!
Branded is your go-to source for all things related to personal branding, thought leadership, and content creation. We're here to provide practical strategies and insights to help you enhance your brand, extend your reach, and generate engaged leads.
🎤 🎧 Join Ekta on Skincare Anarchy as she discusses skincare trends, social issues, and myths around skincare and beauty culture. Join the discussion on Instagram @skincareanarchy! (Not legal or medical advice, all views expressed are non-legal and non-medical opinions)
🎤🎧 Andross & Micah discuss Nintendo news, what they're playing, and community submitted questions/topics. Nintendo Pals is family friendly and pro–Waluigi! So whether you are looking for the best games to play, curious what's cooking in the rumor mill, or just want to geek out on all things Nintendo, the Pals got you covered!
2 long time friends, 1 awesome Nintendo Podcast. Come hang out with us!
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Morgan James Publishing has revolutionized book publishing—from the author’s standpoint.
Morgan James teaches authors strategies to leverage their books and grow their businesses—adding value while staying out of the way.
Ranked by Publishers Weekly as one of the fastest-growing publishers in the nation ten times in our short history. Morgan James is reported to be “the future of publishing.”