Accidentally uploaded a podcast with a little boo-boo?
It happens!
Here are practical tips on replacing episodes with errors and why you may want to embrace imperfection instead.
Warning - if you're letting your ego call the shots with your podcast, you may not want to hear what I have to say about being human and letting a few little slips slide.
Podcasting accidents and slip-ups happen. But, you don't have to live with it forever. There is a way to fix it and move on without losing your audience's trust or your download count. In this episode, I tackle what mistakes to correct and which ones you might just want to live with. I give you a step-by-step guide on how to handle those flub-ups like a pro.
I also cover what to do if your podcast is on YouTube as a video.
Making a mistake during an edit, mispronouncing someone's name, quoting a questionable fact, or uploading the wrong file - these things happen to all of us. You're human. It's part of what makes your podcast listenable. But, if you want your podcast to serve as a powerful marketing tool, you need to know what serves your listener, what's worth your time, and when your perfectionism is getting in the way of marketing effectively.
Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, this episode is packed with actionable advice and strategies to help you navigate the ups and downs of podcasting with confidence.
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