I get asked all the time about how to take a break from your podcast. And it can be easier than you think! What should you be thinking about when you are ready for that summer break? I’ve got a few options for you, including taking a complete break!
If you are looking to stay consistent with podcasting while traveling then I’ve got a few options for you. Different locations, different choices to record and always keeping your listeners advised when you are out in the ‘wild’ so they aren’t turned off by the new ‘noises’ around you. A little planning ahead and you can keep your consistency and your summer plans too!
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This podcast is Produced by KP Creative Media.
Do you struggle with the creation of your podcast content? Always feel like you are a step behind and trying to get ahead. I know, even I struggle with this sometimes. Today, I’ve invited Tonesha Hyde, host of the U R Immeasurable Podcast. She’s been recording weekly for just about a year and I wanted to ask her how she comes up with her content.
Tonesha shares her process for recording content, including writing down important points and the importance of passion and authenticity in podcasting. She also discusses her struggles with creating structured content and how she feels about repeating topics (psst. – it’s a good thing!).
Connect with Tonesha –
Change My Way - https://www.subscribepage.com/changebeta
Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/favouredcoach (Biz Page)
Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/favouredcoach
(Biz IG)
Podcast Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/urimmeasurablepodcast/
(Podcast IG)
Website-https://linktr.ee/favouredcoach
tonesha@yourfavouredcoach.online
U R Immeasurable Podcast – https://pod.link/1632079183
Owning Your Season Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/owningyourseason/
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● Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/groups/creativepodcasting
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● Website – https://kpcreativemedia.com
● Contact Kim at Kim@KPCreativeMedia.com
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This podcast is Produced by KP Creative Media.
On this episode of Creative Podcasting, we're talking about how to change the direction of your podcast to increase growth and engagement. Our experts discuss the importance of cohesive branding, including updating graphics and ensuring your podcast name is SEO-friendly. We also explore strategies for getting your audience involved in the direction of your podcast and how to optimize your show notes and tagline as your business evolves. Whether you're looking to refresh your podcast or make a complete branding overhaul, this episode has all the tips and tricks you need to take your podcast to the next level. Plus, we invite listeners to suggest topics they'd like to hear more about in the future.
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● Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/groups/creativepodcasting
● Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/KPCreativeMedia
● Website – https://kpcreativemedia.com
● Contact Kim at Kim@KPCreativeMedia.com
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This podcast is Produced by KP Creative Media.
OK, do you need a website for your podcast? Yeah, that’s the topic today. We are going to dive into whether you really need to purchase that domain name and have your podcast stand-alone or whether you just need to share space on your current website. We’ll even talk about what options you have if you don’t have your website and what you can still do with those free options.
The goal of your podcast is to keep people engages and in your sphere. Keeping them on platforms that highlight you and your offers is the goal. Listen in as I give you a few choices on what you can use.
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● Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/groups/creativepodcasting
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● Website – https://kpcreativemedia.com
Take a minute to leave me a review on Apple Podcast if you like the episode. It can help me reach a larger audience.
This podcast is Produced by KP Creative Media.
On this episode of Creative Podcasting, we dive into the world of podcast assets and how they can be used to promote your show. From audiograms to quote graphics to transcriptions, each asset serves a unique purpose in reaching your audience. We discuss the importance of decision-making during the creation process and how different tools like Canva and AI transcription services can be used. We also touch on repurposing content into blog posts and the importance of adding links to each heading and section. Finally, we offer tips on how to optimize your assets for different social media platforms and newsletters and the value of making podcast episode information more visual for different audiences. Tune in for all the tips and tricks on creating effective podcast assets.
Connect with Kim -
● Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/groups/creativepodcasting
● Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/KPCreativeMedia
● Website – https://kpcreativemedia.com
Take a minute to leave me a review on Apple Podcast if you like the episode. It can help me reach a larger audience.
This podcast is Produced by KP Creative Media.
Podcast ads are a common way to promote courses, programs, coaching services, products, and other offerings. However, the placement of these ads is crucial, as putting them at the beginning of the episode can result in listeners scrolling through or getting turned off, while placing them at the end hardly ever results in people listening to them. The best approach is to insert the ad somewhere in the middle of the episode, somewhere between the 6-20 minute mark depending on the length of the episode, where it makes sense in the context of the conversation and offers a bit of a conversation break.
When crafting an ad, it is important to provide a brief introduction to who you are and what you are offering, making sure to generate SEO-rich content. You can hire a professional voice artist or do it yourself, but the main objective is to make sure the ad is effective and not intrusive in the listening experience. By placing the ad in the right location and making it relevant to the episode's content, listeners are more likely to engage with it and take action, whether by purchasing a product or signing up for a service. All in all, podcast ads can be a valuable tool in reaching and engaging with a target audience.
Resources Mentioned-
Need a Voice-over for your Ad? https://kpcreativemedia.com/voiceover-chat
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● Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/groups/creativepodcasting
● Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/KPCreativeMedia
● Website – https://kpcreativemedia.com
Take a minute to leave me a review on Apple Podcast if you like the episode. It can help me
reach a larger audience.
This podcast is Produced by KP Creative Media.
This week's topic is all about creating a trailer for your podcast. A trailer is generally created before recording the first episode and is used to introduce the show to various platforms such as Apple, Spotify, and Google podcasts. The trailer is also a good opportunity to familiarize yourself with the hosting process and build confidence before uploading an entire episode. The trailer should give a brief introduction about yourself, what listeners can expect, and a teaser about what type of episodes will be featured. It's also recommended to share the mission and purpose of the show as well as the frequency of episodes. Deleting a trailer is possible but Apple likes you to have them. Trailers aren't necessary for every season unless the focus of the show changes.
Overall, creating a trailer is a crucial step for introducing your podcast, and provides a great opportunity to set the tone of the show and share important information with listeners. The trailer should be about five minutes maximum, though longer is acceptable and can include any kind of content. While deleting a trailer is possible, it is recommended to keep it as it helps to make the RSS feed connection and it serves as a quantifier of having a podcast. Lastly, the trailer should mention the frequency of episodes, and is vital if the focus of the show changes.
Resources Mentioned-
Podcast Season Blueprint - https://kpcreativemedia.com/podcast-season-blueprint/
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● Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/groups/creativepodcasting
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● Website – https://kpcreativemedia.com
Take a minute to leave me a review on Apple Podcast if you like the episode. It can help me reach a larger audience.
This podcast is Produced by KP Creative Media.
We are back with another basics episode to chat about your podcast outro. It's important to keep your outro brief and to the point. Most listeners will only stick around for the first few seconds of your outro, so make sure to include any important information or CTAs right at the beginning. While there are several ways you can create a podcast outro, there is no right or wrong way. It’s your way!
Don’t forget to direct them to your socials, website, or any other bits of information you may want them to review. Ask for that review, rating, share AND ask them to subscribe. Often people forget and just verbally giving the ask is enough to have people remember to do it.
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● Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/groups/creativepodcasting
● Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/KPCreativeMedia
● Website – https://kpcreativemedia.com
Take a minute to leave me a review on Apple Podcast if you like the episode. It can help me
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This podcast is Produced by KP Creative Media.
This episode of Creative Podcasting focuses on the importance of having an introduction to your podcast.
There are two types of introductions that can be used: the podcast introduction and the episode introduction. The podcast introduction is a brief overview of what the overall podcast is about, who the host is, and how often it will be released, while the episode introduction is a short clip from the episode itself that provides a little teaser of what the episode will be about.
Having both an introduction and music can help draw audiences in and get them excited to listen. It is also recommended to have an SOP when it comes to making sure that all of the intros and music match up correctly.
Check out our sample SOP images here: https://kpcreativemedia.com/podcast-sample-sop
Podcasting doesn’t have to be hard and all you need is an idea, hardware, and passion for storytelling. In this episode of Creative Podcasting, we discuss the software and hardware needed to start podcasting. We go over the different types of software, such as Audacity, GarageBand, Zencaster, and Riverside, as well as the hardware, including a dynamic microphone, acoustic panels, and a headset. We also explain that recording on your phone in a car or closet can be a great option. Get all the tips and tricks you need to start podcasting today!
Audacity https://www.audacityteam.org/download/
GarageBand https://www.apple.com/mac/garageband/
Descript https://www.descript.com/?lmref=MxdjIA