Do you have a content pillar strategy for your podcast?
Whether you're like me and didn't think content pillars were as essential as the experts say or have never even heard of them, today's short and sweet episode is for you. Because today, we're talking about why having content pillars is so important for your podcast.
As a podcast creator, it can be challenging to constantly come up with new and exciting content for your audience. And I know that's a fear for a lot of people who haven't started their show yet, that you're not going to have enough to talk about.
This is where content pillars are really going to come in handy. They provide a framework for your podcast content and help you stay on track with your overall message and goals.
So by the end of this episode, I hope you'll see the importance of having a content pillar strategy for your podcast and will take a few minutes to sit down and map out yours (if you haven't already).
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