Seven Million Bikes 
Monetizing a podcast is a common goal for many podcasters, but it’s important to approach it with realistic expectations. Making money from a podcast is not easy and requires a significant investment of time, energy, and dedication.
Podcast on Instagram allows you to engage and connect with your audience in new ways.
While interviewing guests and hosting panel discussions can be exciting, there’s something uniquely challenging and rewarding about solo podcasting. In this unique podcast format, the host takes center stage, weaving narratives, sharing insights, and engaging listeners in a one-on-one conversation.
Welcome to another episode of Smarter Podcasting with me, Niall Mackay, The Podcast Guy. In this podcast audit, I was excited to talk about The Human Being Project, a podcast that explored the balance between our human need to be productive and our need to be present and in touch with our essence.
Navigating the crowded podcast landscape with millions of voices on platforms like Spotify can be overwhelming. Therefore, knowing how to pitch a podcast has become the gateway to open the opportunity door for podcast hosts.
You’re in for a treat because this blog post will tell you the best-kept secrets for the best time to release a podcast episode.
Are you thinking of starting your own podcast but struggling to develop the first podcast ideas for your episodes? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Starting a podcast can be exciting and fulfilling, but choosing a topic that aligns with your interests and resonates with your target audience is crucial.
In podcasting, it’s just as essential to make an exciting ending that leaves your viewers wanting more.
But as a podcaster, have you ever thought about how to end a podcast episode that leaves listeners both satisfied and wanting more in the last few minutes?
Each week 250,000 podcast episodes are published. All trying to get listeners’ attention. How do you cut through the noise and promote a podcast to stand out? The answer is not simply social media, but using social media effectively. I’m Niall Mackay, The Podcast Guy. I’m here to share with you what I’ve learned about … Read more
Podcasting is popular because you can be heard, share ideas, and connect with people. However, interview podcasts sometimes struggle to locate guests who can improve their work. In a world full of specialists, thought leaders, and high-profile individuals, how to find guests for your podcast who fit your theme? What makes a good podcast guest whose experiences fit your show’s themes?