I’m thrilled to introduce you to my brand new group coaching program, The Podcast Accelerator. If you’ve been considering starting a podcast in 2023 but haven’t taken the plunge yet, then this could be exactly what you need! ⚡️ Just imagine launching your podcast and seeing it hit the charts time and time again. 💎 Imagine booking new clients who are inspired to work with you after listening to your latest podcast episode. 🎉 Imagine taking holidays, knowing that potential guests can binge your long-form content, get to know you, learn from you, and come to trust you with your expertise. Imagine people telling you that your latest episode helped…

I’m thrilled to introduce you to my brand new group coaching program, The Podcast Accelerator. If you’ve been considering starting a podcast in 2023 but haven’t taken the plunge yet, then this could be exactly what you need! ⚡️ Just imagine launching your podcast and seeing it hit the charts time and time again. 💎 Imagine booking new clients who are inspired to work with you after listening to your latest podcast episode. 🎉 Imagine taking holidays, knowing that potential guests can binge your long-form content, get to know you, learn from you, and come to trust you with your expertise. Imagine people telling you that your latest episode helped…

The first step of starting off a new podcast is probably not what you think. It isn’t to rush out a buy an expensive microphone, it isn’t to learn some new and complicated software, and it isn’t to book a load of guests for interview. It’s to clarify your concept and ensure that you have enough content ideas to actually create and produce a podcast show. In this episode, we kick off the podcast by diving into how to define the concept of your podcast and how to initially draft out your podcast’s content. 📧 Subscribe to the newsletter: https://veritysangan.com/newsletter Freebies: ✅ Podcast Launch Checklist and Episode Planner – https://veritysangan.com/launchchecklist 🎉…

In this episode, we are delving into the world of recording interviews remotely for your podcast. After all, for most podcasters, it can be quite rare to be sat physically in the same room as your podcast guest when interviewing them for your show. Most podcaster’s go-to for recording remote interviews is Zoom. Zoom is a great platform, however, it was never designed to record and publish podcast audio. So instead, I’m recommending another platform that is 100% free and does not have the same time and audio limitations that Zoom does. Try Zencastr for free: https://zencastr.com/ 📧 Subscribe to the newsletter: https://veritysangan.com/newsletter Freebies: ✅ Podcast Launch Checklist and Episode Planner…

In this episode, I’ll be sharing some tips on creating an engaging and effective introduction for your podcast. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to improve your existing intro, I’ve got you covered. First things first, let’s talk about music. Using copyrighted music in your intro can be a big no-no, so I suggest using a royalty-free music platform like Pond5. Choosing music that fits your branding and sets the right tone for your podcast is crucial, as it’s the first thing your listeners will hear. Another important aspect to consider is the length of your intro. Keeping it short and sweet, ideally around 30 seconds or less, is…

In this episode we discuss what defines a successful podcast and that before you determine whether or not your podcast is successful, you must consider what success means to you. Success can vary from getting in the charts, your podcast working well as part of a marketing sales funnel, or sharing your message with the world. It could be as simple as showing up every week or twice a month, building a community, or turning up to have fun. Success can also be making money from your podcast, but it is essential to be honest about what you define as success. Once you know what success is to you, you…

Understanding the difference between a podcast host and a podcast directory is fundamental to getting your podcast listened to by as many people as possible and reaching a wider audience. In this episode, we dive into the differences between a podcast hosting platform and a podcast directory. I’ll give you tips on my preferred podcast hosting platform and also which podcast directories are a MUST to get your podcast listed on. Try Buzzsprout: https://veritysangan.com/buzzsprout 📧 Subscribe to the newsletter: https://veritysangan.com/newsletter Freebies: ✅ Podcast Launch Checklist and Episode Planner – https://veritysangan.com/launchchecklist 🎉 Grow Your Podcast Audience 5-day Email Challenge – https://veritysangan.com/5daychallenge 🙋‍♀️ Podcasting – Getting Your Business Heard – https://veritysangan.com/podcastwebinar Courses &…

In this episode, we are delving into the world of recording interviews remotely for your podcast. After all, for most podcasters, it can be quite rare to be sat physically in the same room as your podcast guest when interviewing them for your show. Most podcaster’s go-to for recording remote interviews is Zoom. Zoom is a great platform, however, it was never designed to record and publish podcast audio. So instead, I’m recommending another platform that is 100% free and does not have the same time and audio limitations that Zoom does. I’ll give you some insider podcasting tips on Zencastr and why it’s better to record your episodes than…

The first step of starting off a new podcast is probably not what you think. It isn’t to rush out a buy an expensive microphone, it isn’t to learn some new and complicated software, and it isn’t to book a load of guests for interview. It’s to clarify your concept and ensure that you have enough content ideas to actually create and produce a podcast show. In this episode, we kick off the podcast by diving into podcasting tips such as how to define the concept of your podcast and how to initially draft out your podcast’s content. 📧 Subscribe to the newsletter: https://veritysangan.com/newsletter

In this episode, I’ll be sharing some podcasting tips on creating an engaging and effective introduction for your podcast. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to improve your existing intro, I’ve got you covered. First things first, let’s talk about music. Using copyrighted music in your intro can be a big no-no, so I suggest using a royalty-free music platform like Pond5. Choosing music that fits your branding and sets the right tone for your podcast is crucial, as it’s the first thing your listeners will hear. Another important aspect to consider is the length of your intro. Keeping it short and sweet, ideally around 30 seconds or less,…