Podcasts lose more listeners in the first 5 minutes than at any other time during playback - so a great intro is important.
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At Pop Up Podcasting, we do both content editing (editorial) and technical editing depending on what you need, but what are they exactly?
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Cancel your paid hosting and “park” your podcast with a free service. Your show stays online forever, for free, so new people can keep discovering it - just without the monthly cost.
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Not to be pessimistic, but something may go wrong during your podcast recording session…
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It isn’t always possible to get everyone involved together in a room or studio, so you’ll want to consider how to connect with remote guests.
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After years of working with various organizations on their podcasts, we’ve learned that having a producer present during the recording session makes a big difference.
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As a company with a studio, we may be a little biased here, but the truth is we work with clients all over the world recording from home or the office.
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Much of the growth of podcasting in recent years has been driven by audio podcasts, but a growing number of shows are producing video for sharing on YouTube and social platforms.
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Here are our tips for sounding natural and authentic, even when you’re facing 3 levels of approvals:
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In recent years, creating a podcast has become a popular marketing and communications tool for businesses, non-profits, and other types of organizations.
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Your podcast’s host will be the one making a connection with the audience - so they’re important!
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These three elements make a big difference to the work that goes into producing your podcast, and how the audience experiences it.
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Crafting a very short elevator pitch early on in the process can be immensely beneficial in getting everyone involved on the same page.
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This is likely the first question you answered when starting to think about your podcast, but it’s worth digging a little deeper on it now.
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Your first time speaking on mic can feel awkward - but it doesn’t have to sound that way to your audience.
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Starting a podcast is easy - but keeping one going can be tough if sustainability isn’t built into your plans from the start.
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The most common way to measure podcast success is through the number of listeners - but this shouldn’t be your only metric for success.
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Consider how your new podcast will complement and reinforce your existing content channels.
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This is the equipment we recommend to new clients recording remotely with us from home or the office. It’s affordable, sounds great, and it’s easy to set up.
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When preparing for a remote recording session it’s important to make sure your computer notifications are turned off. It’s a simple process…
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