Two Simple Ways to Get Feedback from Your Podcast Listeners

Due to the way podcasts are consumed, it can be hard to get feedback from your listeners. Comments, thoughts on an episode, and more are all valuable to receive.

Thankfully, there are two simple ways to get feedback from your podcast listeners, as I share in this episode.

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• SpeakPipe
• Podgagement - Engage your audience. Grow your podcast!

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Episode Transcript

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I'm Danny Brown,
and you're listening to One Minute Podcast Tips,
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And now, this week's episode.
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Due to the way podcasts are consumed,

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which is usually on an app that doesn't allow for comments,
it can be hard to get feedback from your listeners.
However, there are two really simple ways to encourage this.
The first one is SpeakPipe.
SpeakPipe is a voice recording app
that you can add to any website
or you get a landing page that SpeakPipe provides,
and that allows listeners to record a voice message
and send that to you.
Once you receive the message,
you can record your own and send it back

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via the email that the listener used.
It's a really cool way to get two-way voice messages
between you and your listeners.
There's a free plan that allows for unlimited messages
and up to 90 seconds of recording time,
and there's also a couple of pro plans as well.
The other one is Podgagement.
Now Podgagement primarily makes it super easy
to encourage reviews for your podcast
and track these reviews and ratings globally
across all apps.

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However, there's also a voice and written feedback section.
Much like Speakpipe, this allows listeners
to record a voice message and send it to you,
but it also gives you written feedback.
So if a listener doesn't want to send you a voice message,
they can send you a comment instead
via the feedback page on Podgagement.
There are two plans to Podgagement, Astro and Constellation,
and if you want the voice and written feedback options,
you would have to be on the Constellation plan.

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But it's pretty inexpensive,
and again, like I say,
it has got extra features to track ratings and reviews,
as well as leave direct reviews on a landing page.
And I'll leave links to both Speakpipe
and Podgagement in the show notes,
so be sure to check them out on your podcast app.
Until the next time, happy podcasting.
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Thanks for listening.
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