The How To Podcast Series - Revolving Guest Co-Hosts, Podcast Tips and A Community for Podcasters

Episode 419 - Unlocking Your Back Catalog - The Art of Podcast Playlists

Leveraging playlists to organize your podcast’s back catalog is a powerful strategy for helping listeners quickly find content that matches their interests-especially when you have a large library of episodes. Playlists group similar topics, themes, or guest types, making your podcast more accessible and binge-worthy.

Where to Create and Share Podcast Playlists

B...

Episode 418 - How To Podcast With Purpose - 4 Steps to Sharpen Your Show’s Mission

Podcast Goal-Setting Questions

1. What is the main purpose or mission of your podcast?
   (What impact or outcome do you want your show to create for listeners or your community?)

2. How will you measure if your podcast is achieving its purpose?
   (What signs, feedback, or results will show you that you’re on track?)

3. Are you currently meeting your podcast...

EPISODE 76 - Six Simple Tips When Dealing With A Hater - How To Overcome Negative Comments as a Podcaster

As a new podcaster, dealing with haters can be tough. Here are some simple tips to keep in mind:

1. Don't take negative comments personally.
2. Try to learn from constructive feedback.
3. Ignore or delete comments that are hateful or abusive.
4. Respond kindly to negative comments that are not abusive.
5. Focus on your supporters and the po...

An Easy Way to Resurface Past Podcast Episodes Buried in the Past - Daily Dave - Podcast Tips

As your library of past episodes grows over time, great episodes, content and conversations with past guests get buried in a back catalog that many new listeners may never discover. So how do we keep our back catalog alive for newer audiences?

You can create a curated playlist of like content, you can design an online magazine of themed ...

Episode 417 - PodSEO Demo - a cutting-edge SEO platform specifically designed to enhance the visibility and reach of podcasts - with Andrea de'Marsi

Podseo Launches SEO Platform Tailored for PodcastersPress Release · January 14, 2025

Podseo, a cutting-edge SEO platform specifically designed to enhance the visibility and reach of podcasts across major search engines and podcast directories, is officially launching today.

As podcasting ...

Episode 416 - Tracy Beavers - Perfect is Boring, Live Podcasting, Email to Build Community

Tracy Beavers is an award winning business and sales coach from Arkansas with over 20 years experience in marketing, sales and business growth. She has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs over the years with everything from overcoming the fear of sales to growing their brand visibility and email lists through organic marketing strategies. Buildin...

How I Keep Myself Organized When Hosting a Guest - Daily Dave - Podcast Tips

With the multiple interview shows that I host, a question was posed as to how I keep everything straight?? I share my manual process (because I am old) - what my intake form looks like, why I pre-interview, how I use YouTube differently than most and my guest process.

I am curious as to what your process is and how it may differ - always looking to strea...

Episode 415 - Live Podcasting, is it Just a Fad, A Flashback, or the Future of Podcasting

Why Live Podcasting Is Captivating (Even for On-Demand Fans)

Real-Time Audience Interaction

• Live podcasting lets you engage with your audience as the show happens. Listeners can ask questions, offer feedback, and even steer the conversation in real time, creating a dynamic, two-way experience

• This immediate feedback loop isn’t possible with tr...

Episode 414 - Skate to Where the Podcasting Puck Is Going - The Future of Podcasting

In this forward-looking episode, we explore where podcasting is headed, the big ideas shaping its future, and how creators can position themselves to benefit as early adopters. Framing our conversation is Wayne Gretzky’s iconic advice: “I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been”

We’ll discuss how podcasters can anticipate the ne...

Episode 413 - Communications Specialist, Consultant, Podcaster and Publisher with Co-HOST - Corine La Font

I met Corine La Font on PodMatch.com - and I am grateful that I did!

Hi! I'm Corine La Font. I help people discover their true self and communicate better. Let's learn how!

I was born and raised on the lovely island of Trinidad and Tobago (pronounced 2-bay-go) in the Caribbean and migrated to Jamaica in my 20's. I...

Episode 412 - 4 Business Principles Every Podcaster Should Apply Whether Your Podcast is a Hobby or a Business

4 Business Principles Every Podcaster Should Apply

Loving your podcast as a hobby is essential for long-term motivation, but treating it like a business is what elevates your show’s impact, reach, and potential for growth. Here are four foundational business principles that translate seamlessly to podcasting, helping you enj...

Episode 411 - Live Recording From our How To Podcast Meetup Group - Open Podcasting Questions and Answers

What we’re about

A meetup designed to:
Connect Podcasters
Build Community
Support fellow podcasters
Promote your podcast
Ask Questions
Be A Guest and Find A Guest requests

Goal: A judgement free group of amazing podcasters at different stages of their podcasting journey - feel free to ask questions, get clarity a...

Episode 410 - Beyond the Mic - Branding, The Importance of Consistent Podcast Art

Podcast artwork plays a vital role in attracting listeners and visually representing your show. Here’s a breakdown of the different types of podcast artwork, best practices, and common pitfalls to avoid:Types of Podcast Artwork

1. Show Artwork:

   • Represents the entire podcast and is displayed across platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and director...

Episode 409 - CO-HOST - Bob LeMent - When There Was Only 50 Podcasts, Your Podcast Persona, and a Blue Cat

Bob is one of the original 50 podcasters that started what we have today in podcasting.

The Static Web Site’s first episode was January 1, 1999 in a vain attempt to make the world hear the off kilter and sophomoric ramblings of Miles Tidal and Bob LeMent.Now 24 years and counting they continue their weekly stream of consciousne...

Episode 408 - The Forgotten History of Video Podcasting and Its Comeback Story

The history of video podcasting via RSS feeds demonstrates that while video in podcasting is currently resurging, it is not a new concept. Here's an overview of its origins and the current resurgence:Early History of Video Podcasting

• RSS Enclosures and Early Experiments (2000): The concept of attaching media files, including video, to RSS feeds was...

Episode 407 - Podcasting for Microsoft, The Intrazone and Polaris Pathways, a business transformation podcast with CO-HOST - Chris McNulty

After years of songwriting, music production, and conference speaking, I’m not afraid of a microphone or some audio engineering. I’m particularly proud of these two:

• The Intrazone Mark Kashman started this with me back in 2018 - it’s the official podcast that covers all things Microsoft 365. M...

Episode 406 - Podpacer.com, No Hacks Podcast, Podcaster A.I. with CO-HOST Slobodan Manic

Podpacer is the best way to manage and promote your podcast

Easy to use and free to try. Repurpose your podcast episodes, research and plan your episodes, and use your very own AI assistant, all in one place.

Content Repurposing

Automatically transcribe your episodes and create dozens of content units from them. All in your tone of voice.

Episod...

Episode 405 - Three Things Every Podcaster Should Practice Today to Improve Your Communication and Confidence as a Podcaster

Welcome to the podcast! Be sure to go back into our past episodes to catch great conversations and topics designed to help you on your podcast - episode 404 features Cass and her amazing podcast process, if you want a great framework that might work well for your podcast, go back one episode and hear that conv...