Podcasting has come a long way, and if you haven’t started one yet, 2025 is the perfect time. I will help you find out why you should have a podcast in 2025, and some facts about podcasting you might miss.
Today, I have something really exciting to share. For years, I’ve proudly said that A Vietnam Podcast ranked in the top 5% of podcasts worldwide. If you’ve ever felt stuck wondering how to grow your podcast, this post is for you.
In this blog, we’ll talk about why LinkedIn is such a powerful tool for podcasters, how to optimize your profile for visibility, and the best strategies to grow your audience using LinkedIn.
Guang shared his incredible journey of transforming his podcasting approach by embracing YouTube as a growth platform. What stood out most was how his team turned traditional audio content into dynamic videos and saw massive growth as a result.
What if I told you there’s a marketing tool that’s cost-effective, engaging, and impactful? In this blog, I’ll reveal 7 reasons to start a podcast.
As podcasters, we’re always looking for ways to grow our audience, build our brand, and make our content more accessible. So have you ever thought of YouTube? In this blog post, I will tell you how YouTube transforms your podcast’s reach.
People often have more free time during the holidays and naturally gravitate toward meaningful content and heartfelt stories. That’s our chance to release new episodes that resonate with the season Today, I’ll share some Christmas podcast ideas and tips to help your business connect with listeners in a special way.
In this episode, he shared the importance of planning and listener engagement in podcasting. As we all know, planning is key to a successful podcast, and I can’t wait to share some valuable insights on how it can shape your show and help you reach your goals.
When it comes to audio content, podcast and radio are the top 2 platforms that have the power to engage listeners and offer valuable content. If you don’t know which one to choose, let me help you.
The discussion focused on why brands should consider moving away from the familiar “two-people-talking” format that dominates podcasting.