What If Something Goes Wrong with Your Podcast?

Excerpt from: Podcasting at Work: 25 Questions to Ask Before Starting

Not to be pessimistic, but something may go wrong during your podcast recording session. Remote guests have technical issues, the host may flub their intro, or the conversation could go way longer than you want it to.

The good news is that a skilled producer can smooth out a lot of the bumps along the way: creatively solving sound quality or technical issues; strategically asking for retakes; and editing a 45-minute snooze into 18 minutes of gold. 

Technology doesn’t always play nice either, so we always record a backup - so that a software crash never ruins a great recording.

There are a lot of moving parts in putting together a podcast - but we’re here to help. Our producers have seen it all, and work proactively to reduce the chances of anything going wrong. And when it does, we know how to react, respond, and fix it.

 
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As podcast audiences grow, companies, associations, and non-profit organizations are leveraging them for marketing, communications, knowledge sharing, professional development, and more.

But we know producing your own content can be time-consuming and difficult, so we’ve produced this guide to help you get started and avoid potential pitfalls.

Our free 30 page guide raises important questions around strategy, planning, production, and distribution - all towards successfully launching a podcast for your business, non-profit, or association.

 
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