When I first hit record on my laptop in a small apartment in Saigon, I had no idea that one microphone and a dog snoring in the background would lead me to start a company. At that time, I wasn’t thinking about clients, revenue, or awards. I was simply curious. I wanted to share stories … Read more
We usually find ways to edit and remove the bad part of the audio, but in this blog, I also show you how to fix bad podcast audio by yourself, both before and after the recording.
Even strong shows have blind spots. And fixing those can take a podcast from good to great.
In this post, I want to share those podcasting lessons with you. If you’re a podcaster, I hope these insights help you avoid some mistakes I’ve made, and remind you of what’s really important when it comes to making a show people love.
I’m going to share podcasting tips about what I’ve learned, especially if you want to start adding video to your podcast. Video podcasting can feel intimidating, but with the right approach, you can make it work without breaking the bank.
In this post, I’ll share the 7 most important things I’ve learned about hiring (or not hiring) a podcast editor.
Like many first-time podcasters, Lumi had some great instincts—but also a few common mistakes holding her back. The good news? Most of these are easy fixes once you know what to look for.
We talked about why they started a podcast to share real stories from the tech world, how they’re using it to give back—not sell—and what they’ve learned along the way.
I’m breaking down questions about podcast naming, promoting and growing in this blog. Whether you’re just getting started or you’re a few seasons in, I hope these insights help you get smarter about podcasting, too.
I gave her some advice and tips on improving her podcast niche, structure as well as the secret to capturing the audience’s attention.