"The people that are going to consume your short form videos are probably a hundred to a thousand times more than the people who actually consume your content."
This episode was a real turning point for me. It made me realize just how powerful YouTube can be for podcasters—not just for video, but for reaching entirely new audiences in ways I hadn’t fully appreciated before. I used to think podcasts were strictly audio-only and that YouTube wasn’t the right platform for them.
But after diving deeper, I’ve come to see how short-form video content can amplify a podcast’s reach dramatically.
This episode reflects my journey of breaking old habits, adapting to new trends, and embracing the opportunities that YouTube offers to connect with more listeners.
Key Takeaways
Chapters & Timestamps
02:00 - Niall’s Journey to Podcasting Success
05:00 - Debunking Misconceptions About YouTube and Podcasts
26:40 - The Power of Short-Form Video Content
17:50 - How to Get Your Podcast on YouTube
20:00 - Tools for Optimizing YouTube Podcasts
33:40 - Lessons Learned: Embrace Imperfection
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Thanks to James Mastroianni from The Wrong Side Of Hollywood for the endorsement!
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