Your Podcast Consultant: Podcast Tips To Avoid Podcasting Mistakes
Small Podcast lessons (less than 9 minutes) with big value to help you plan, launch, and grow your podcast from Hall of Fame Podcaster Dave JacksonThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
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Are You AI-ing Yourself Out of Your Own Show? (opens the original)
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Do You Know of a Tool? I was scrolling Reddit the other day when I saw someone ask if there was a tool they could use to write their podcast script. I couldn't help myself. "Yes," I said. "Your brain." Maybe that was a little snarky. Okay, it was a lot snarky. But I stand by it. Here's what I'm seeing more and more: people are "AIing" themselves right out of their own show. It usually goes like this. Someone finds a YouTube video that worked well for another creator. Instead of watching it and a
When an Interview Isn’t Good Enough to Publish (opens the original)
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Should You Publish a Bad Interview? (Even If It Hurts Their Feelings) You just finished recording. The audio is clean, the guest showed up on time... and the conversation was completely forgettable. Do you publish it anyway, or do you tell your guest "no thanks" and risk an awkward, guilt-ridden conversation? A Reddit question kicks off this episode: a new podcaster recorded an interview that just wasn't interesting, and now feels guilty about shelving it. I break down why that guilt is misplace
I Let Claude Write My Show Notes — Here's What Happened (opens the original)
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So Many Options I've been playing with AI (Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, and an all-in-one tool called Magi ) and I finally did the thing most of us avoid: I picked one and went deep instead of bouncing between tools. Hello Claude In this episode, I share what happened when I handed Claude a transcript and a few of my own blog posts and asked it to write my show notes, why I'm keeping AI on a short leash (folder by folder, not my whole Google Drive), and the bigger lesson underneath all of it: knowledg
How to know if your podcast idea has legs (opens the original)
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Does My Podcast Idea Have Legs? There's Only One Way to Find Out Most of the time, I cringe when I hear someone say "just start," because it usually sounds like advice from a person who isn't looking where they're going. Start what? For whom? Toward what goal? There is, however, exactly one situation where I will look you in the eye and tell you to just start your podcast, and it's the situation I keep running into over and over again on Reddit. Homework is Done - But Can't Press Record It shows
Will This Help My Podcast? - An Email Answered (opens the original)
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Will Joining the School of Podcasting Help Me? I got an email from someone who has been podcasting three months and they wanted to know if my "Grow Your Podcast" live classes would help them. Do I Need a Coach? Tiger Woods, Serena Williams, Oprah Winfrey, Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, Tom Brady, Bill Gates all had personal coaches. With this in mind having a coach is good (as I spotted three things wrong with your show after spending five minutes looking at it). I want to monetize eventually if i
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