In this post, I’ll walk you through some key things I wish I’d known before launching my first podcast in 2021, my fifth original show two years later, and what it’s been like producing others’ shows and running my own.

It’s the question that haunts every podcaster. When should you start monetizing your podcast? The short answer – when you want to and when you can.

In this episode we’re going to talk about the new era of short form content, how to properly use  your legacy social media like instagram and facebook, paid social media ads and the non-traditional social media that’s bringing more listeners to my podcast than any other advertising.

There will come a time in every podcaster’s journey when they feel like no one cares about their podcast.

Opening yourself up to just one person is hard, so when we’re faced with the prospect of millions. That’s almost impossible to comprehend.

In this episode we’ll talk about how to write a podcast ad and what you’ll need to create ads your listeners won’t skip immediantly the second they hear a different music start playing.

In this episode we’re talking about how podcast burnout costs you money, what to do when you want to quit everything, and how to manage podcast overwhelm.

Listen to This Episode:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Goodpods After working full-time in the podcast industry for over 5 years, there’s one thing I know for sure: finding the right guests to host on your podcast will make you more money than any sponsorship or ads ever will.  I think most podcasters are expecting to […]

Over the past month I’ve heard a lot of opinions on the right, left and quite frankly coming from the pits of hell. Everyone has an opinion, but the bigger question is – should you share it on your podcast?

If I could give one piece of advice to every podcaster, no matter your audience size, the number of episodes you’ve published, or who your listeners are, it would be this: the difference between a good podcast and a great podcast is storytelling.