In episode twenty-seven of Podcasts Suck, Sebastian Rusk delves into essential tips for new podcasters, inspired by a recent newsletter shared on LinkedIn. The host discusses the popularity of podcast genres, highlighting comedy as the most favored, with education and news close behind.
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[00:01:54] The Most Popular Podcast Genre.
[00:04:13] Plan Your Content Out.
[00:07:46] Engage with Your Audience.
In this episode, Sebastian Rusk provides seven essential tips and tricks for brand new podcasters. He advises investing in quality equipment, such as a good microphone and webcam.
Additionally, Sebastian discusses the significance of editing, recommending outsourcing this task to professionals for a polished final product. Promoting the podcast across various platforms, engaging with the audience, and maintaining consistency in releasing episodes are highlighted as crucial steps for podcast success.
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