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    The How To Podcast Series – Podcast Co-Hosts, Practical Podcasting Tips, and Podcast Community

    Welcome to The How To Podcast Series — your guide to podcasting success! Join host Dave Campbell and rotating guest co-hosts for practical tips on podcasting. Learn podcasting SEO, audience growth, guest booking, audio setup, social media marketing, and hosting platform suggestions. Get real-world advice, Podcasting Tips, creative inspiration, and the confidence to build your podcast community. Podcast smarter — your journey starts here! Join our free Podcast Community on Meetup to meet fellow listeners and podcasters at all different levels – HowToPodcast.ca is your home for podcasting!

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    E245 - You've Done Hard Things Before, If Someone Believed in You Would You Start Your Podcast May 06, 2024
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    Episode 245 - You've Done Hard Things Before, If Someone Believed in You Would You Start Your Podcast?

    Embarking on the journey of becoming a podcaster, like any new endeavor, is a daunting task. Yet, as the saying goes, "It doesn’t get easier, you get stronger."

    Through each trial and tribulation, I emerge stronger and more resilient. Though the growth may not always be immediately visible to others, I find solace in knowing that with each hurdle overcome, I am evolving into a better podcaster and a more confident individual.

    Embrace the Challenge and Start Your Podcast Journey

    Now that you've learned about the concept of growth through challenge and resilience in the context of podcasting, it's time to take action! Here's a practical step you can take to kickstart your podcasting journey:

    1. Identify Your Passion and Unique Voice: Take some time to reflect on what topics you're passionate about and what unique perspective or expertise you can bring to the podcasting world. Whether it's discussing your favorite hobbies, sharing insights from your profession, or exploring niche interests, find what resonates with you.

    2. Set Clear Goals and Milestones: Define your podcasting goals, whether it's reaching a certain number of listeners, producing a set number of episodes, or establishing yourself as an authority in your niche. Break down these goals into smaller, achievable milestones to keep yourself motivated and track your progress.

    3. Equip Yourself with Knowledge and Resources: Research the technical aspects of podcasting, such as recording equipment, editing software, and hosting platforms. There are plenty of online resources, tutorials, and communities available to help you navigate the technicalities of podcast production.

    4. Take the First Step: Don't let fear of the unknown hold you back. Start small by recording a pilot episode or even just outlining your podcast format and content. Remember, it's okay to start imperfectly—every podcaster begins somewhere.


    5. Practice Resilience and Perseverance: Understand that challenges and setbacks are inevitable on the podcasting journey. Embrace them as opportunities for growth and learning. When faced with obstacles, draw upon your inner strength and determination to push through.


    6. Seek Feedback and Iterate: Once you've launched your podcast, solicit feedback from friends, family, and early listeners. Use their insights to refine your content, improve your delivery, and enhance the overall listening experience. Remember, constructive criticism is invaluable for growth.


    7. Celebrate Your Progress: Recognize and celebrate your achievements along the way, no matter how small they may seem. Whether it's reaching a milestone episode, receiving positive reviews, or connecting with listeners, take pride in how far you've come on your podcasting journey.

    By taking these action steps and embracing the challenges of podcasting, you'll not only grow stronger as a content creator but also enrich the lives of your audience with your unique perspective and insights. So, what are you waiting for? Start your podcasting journey today and let your voice be heard!

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    E244 - How to create a ripple with your podcast, Be Your own hero, a big scary goal for my podcast with Guest CO-HOST - JJ Holley May 03, 2024
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    EPISODE 244 - How to create a ripple with your podcast, Be Your own hero, a big scary goal for my podcast with Guest CO-HOST - JJ Holley VisionI want to inspire those ready to help make a positive ripple in their own life, so that they may create positive ripples in their world. By operating a business that enhances the community it’s in, that gives more than it receives. Additionally, I vow to help one homeless family a year, to help themselves off the street and assistance, by giving them the tools and the proper assistance needed.Doors to open for profit to the community, September 15, 2024. Until then, every event held at Ripple Retreat is free to host as long as 100% of the proceeds go to charity.MissionTo create positive Ripples in the world, by providing you the space for your event. Leading by example, of what it means to help your neighbor starting right here at 186R Main Street, West Paris, Maine. Moreover, every event held at Ripple Retreat will create a positive Ripple in someone’s life…a butterfly effect. When you entrust Ripple Retreat to inspire your conscious growth, you entrust yourself to let go and grow, enhancing lives of others in the process:A Charity of Your ChoiceThe Town of West ParisThe Pink Feather FoundationHow? Open For Profit Ripple Retreat vows to give 75% of all that profit to those mentioned and of that, 25% goes to a charity of your choice. Ripple Retreat also vows to help one homeless family help themselves off the street a year.https://ripple-retreat.com/___Everything you need to start a podcast - https://howtopodcast.ca/Leave Dave a message - https://www.speakpipe.com/HelloDaveGet a podcast review of your show! - https://podcastfeedback.ca/



    Question of the Month - May 2024 - Do You Read the Episode Show Notes When Listening To A Podcast May 01, 2024
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    Question of the Month - May 2024 - Do You Read the Episode Show Notes When Listening To A Podcast


    We had a great response for our April Question of the Month, so, we are releasing our question of the Month for May 2024.


    Have your say and share your answer via our HowToPodcast.ca SpeakPipe link.


    Here is the question: "Do you read the episode show notes when you listen to a podcast?" This is not the blog post that accompanies a podcast that some podcasters include on their website - this is the podcast episode show notes (what you are reading right now!)


    Your audio answers will be compiled with other podcasters and released at the end of the month!

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    E243 - Moving Your Podcast to a New Podcast Host - 4 things to consider when it is time to move May 01, 2024
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    Episode 243 - Moving Your Podcast to a New Podcast Host - 4 things to consider when it is time to move

    I recently moved my Podcast Editing and Support Show from Spotify for Podcasters to Captivate.fm

    I fell in love with what Captivate.fm has done to build the podcasting community and I wanted to participate and support the great things that they do there - we we moved our show.

    When you move your podcast from one hosting site to another site ther are 4 things that I would like you to keep in mind to make the transition go smoothly.

    (1) Be sure to not kill your current feed too early. Keep your hosting site active during the transition to ensure that your podcast is fully operational before you cancel your past podcast host.

    (2) During the transition, stop posting your upcoming episodes to your old feed. Give yourself a gap between hosts by not posting upcoming episodes to your former hosting site.

    (3) Collect all your old feed stats and data from your old host before closing your hosting site down. Grab screen shots, download the "CSV Files" so that you have the history of your podcast including listener stats, episode stats, everything possible.

    (4) Once you have set up your new hosting site and redirected your RSS Feed to the new home for your podcast, post your newest podcast episode on your new host. When this new episode goes live, use Pod.Link to see if your newest episode sits at the top of the list as a new release - you can also click through the listening apps to see if your new episode, posted to your new hosting site appears. If so, you have been successful. From this point only post new episodes to your new hosting site


    http://pod.link/


    Bonus tip: If you have previously connected your podcast to YouTube via the RSS Ingestion process, watch to see that your newest episode released via your new host also appears on YouTube. Captivate.fm had to do some digging to ensure that this connection was infact still active with the switch. If you don't see your newest episode appearing on YouTube as it did prior to moving your hosting site - reach out to the support team on your new hosting site to look into it for you.


    If you are looking for a hosting site to start your show or move your show, check out Captivate.fm


    We are proud affiliates of Captivate.fm, our recommendations are based on our knowledge and experience with them and their services - using this link will earn us a commission at no extra cost to you

    https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=zwmxowy

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    Should I have an Email List for My Podcast - Yes, No, Maybe So - Your Responses to the Question of the Month Apr 29, 2024
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    The Daily Dave - Podcasting Tips - Should I have an Email List for My Podcast - Yes, No, Maybe So - Your Responses


    We asked - you answered! Email newsletters - yes or no - listeners of the show weigh in on email newsletters - here are their responses!


    Scarlet Classic - Classic Advice Podcast

    https://classicchronicles.ca/


    Gary Boutin - Healthy Vegan Living

    https://www.youtube.com/@HealthyVeganLiving

    Mark J Brewer - New Brunswick Traveller

    https://nbtraveler.com/

    Eric Seemann and Donna Reed

    https://www.realsiblings.com/


    JJ Holley - What’s Your Ripple? Podcast

    https://ripple-retreat.com/


    Jason and John - I Shower After Work Podcast

    https://www.isawpodcast.com/

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    E242 - How to Start Your Podcast the Right Way, The Chicken or the Egg with Guest CO-HOST - Brandon Mulnix - The Poultry Leadership Podcast Apr 29, 2024
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    Episode 242 - How to Start Your Podcast the Right Way, The Chicken or the Egg with Guest CO-HOST - Brandon Mulnix - The Poultry Leadership Podcast

    "Welcome to 'The Poultry Leadership Podcast,' where we dive deep into the world of poultry leadership to help you soar to new heights in your career. Join us as we sit down with some of the industry's most accomplished leaders, farm owners, and allied professionals.

    Gain valuable insights, strategies, and personal stories that reveal the secrets behind their success. Discover what makes these poultry visionaries the outstanding leaders they are. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, our show is your go-to resource for unlocking your full leadership potential. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the journey to becoming the poultry leader you aspire to be."

    This podcast is brought to you by Prism Controls, the leader in Environmental Controls for the past 43 years! Check them out at https://www.prismcontrols.com

    Find the podcast here

    https://pod.link/1716410281

    https://www.pmsi.cc/the-poultry-leadership-podcast/

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    E241 - Listener Turned Podcaster, My Why, The Nervous Moment of Pressing Publish on Your New Podcast with Guest CO-HOST - Scarlett Classic Apr 26, 2024
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    Episode 241 - Listener Turned Podcaster, My Why, The Nervous Moment of Pressing Publish on Your New Podcast with Guest CO-HOST - Scarlett Classic

    Hi my name is Scarlett Classic. My podcast is about mental health, relationship, parental and general life advice that I have learn along this crazy journey call 'life'. I have three boys, and 5 dogs and married, divorcee and survived. Born and raised Albertan (Canada) through I have lived in Romania, England and Spain. I have been through a lot of heartache, but also so much joy. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and let's chat!https://classicchronicles.ca/

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    E240 - 5 Podcasting Guidelines to Follow, What to Embrace, Enhance & Prioritize NPR's Podcast StartUp Guide Apr 24, 2024
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    Episode 240 - 5 Podcasting Guidelines to Follow, What to Embrace, Enhance & Prioritize NPR's Podcast StartUp Guide

    Five Rules to podcast by

    1 - Be Authentic - If listeners can hear your authenticity, they’ll join in with it.

    2 - Prepare - Winging it is not an option, not if you want people to care about what you’re saying.

    3 - Leave Room for Discovery - Yes, prepare, but always be open to twists in the road, to reach for insights.

    4 - Be Yourself, but better - The version of you on your podcast is a distillation of you. A you that’s sharper. Funnier, probably. Maybe even smarter. Certainly pithier.

    5 - Edit - This is the most important rule. It’s a way of focusing your discussion, an opportunity to identify what makes your podcast unique. Do not shirk this.

    The Book: NPR's Podcast Start Up Guide: Create, Launch, and Grow a Podcast on Any BudgetFrom NPR comes the definitive guide to podcasting - featuring step-by-step advice on how to find a unique topic, tell the best stories, and engage the most listeners, as well as the secrets that will take your pod to the next level.Whoever you are, whatever you love, there’s a podcast audience waiting for you, and in today’s booming audio storytelling landscape, it’s never been easier to share your voice with the world. But while the barrier to entry for podcast production is relatively low (just the cost of a mic and a laptop), the learning curve is steep - and quality matters. That’s where NPR comes in.

    In NPR’s Podcast Start Up Guide, Glen Weldon draws on NPR’s extensive educational materials and army of talent - from recognizable hosts, such as Guy Raz (How I Built This), Gene Demby (Code Switch), Linda Holmes (Pop Culture Happy Hour), and Yowei Shaw (Invisibilia), to indispensable behind-the-scenes players, such as producers, engineers, and editors - to guide aspiring podcasters through the conception, creation, and launch of a podcast.

    Part master class, part candid informational interview with the best in the business, this book is a must-have for anyone who wants to make their dream of starting a podcast a reality.

    Audio version: https://amzn.to/3JHEdJy

    Print version: https://amzn.to/4dhzJaf

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    E239 - 3 Questions For A New Podcaster - Why Are You Thinking of Starting A Podcast Apr 22, 2024
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    Episode 239 - 3 Questions For A New Podcaster - Why Are You Thinking of Starting A Podcast

    So, why are you thinking of doing a podcast? Here's an exercise for you to consider


    Please answer these three questions about your podcast plans:

    (1) How much time do you have to devote to your podcast?

    If time is your smallest slice of your pie, maybe you can try publishing shorter epsiodes or less frequent episodes, maybe you can partner with a co-host and share responsibilites and the time requied to create and maintain your podcast

    (2) How much money do you have to devote to your podcast?

    If money is your smallest slice of your pie, having a co-host could mean splitting costs, you could use a crowdfunding tool like BuyMeACoffee.com to raise capital funds to run your show - there are ways to make your money slice of your pie bigger!

    (3) How much passion do you have to do this podcast?

    Why should you or your listener care about your podcast? Do you love your subject? Doing something that you are by no means passionate about is not sustainable - at all! Identify what your passions are - these are the things that will drive you!

    If you are not clear on your investment of time, money and passion your audience will pick up on this!

    Need help developing time, money and passion for your podcast? Use the calendar link on my site and let's discuss how you move forward with your podcast!

    We got you!

    Dave

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    E238 - How my YouTube Strategy Differs from other creators - How I made YouTube work for me, not the other way around Apr 19, 2024
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    Episode 238 - How my YouTube Strategy Differs from other creators - How I made YouTube work for me, not the other way around


    An Audio only podcast does have a home on YouTube despite the constant railings of "gurus" that preach to podcasters that (in their words) "Fake videos do not belong on YouTube" To these "gurus", a fake video is anything that is not a video.

    What is your YouTube strategy for your podcast? Do you have a strategy? Mine differs from others in this space based on one simple statement - I do not work for YouTube, YouTube works for me!

    YouTube is great for your podcast as a backup drive, as a legacy for your content, the ease of connection is simple, searchability is strong to be found, accessibility is ever present with closed captioning and transcripts for free and non-video versions of an audio cast will work for many including marathon true crime podcasters - you don't need to make a movie of your episodes - you have a space on YouTube for your audio only content.

    If you come across anyone in podcasting that tells you that a free platform should never be trusted because free is a bad business plan - then kindly ask them if they have a Facebook account, or Instagram, or LinkedIn or TikTok - those are all free plans and seem to do suprisingly well as a free platform.

    What is your YouTube strategy?

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