Ask We Edit Show

Following up from the previous episode, today we talk about whether you should ask your listeners to leave reviews. Like with anything, it is about finding a happy medium and ensuring you engage without spamming your audience. Tune in to hear it all!

Key Points From This Episode:

• You have to find the balance between spamming your audience and not asking them anything at all.

• Calls to action should mostly happen at the end of the show to maintain flow. • Make a genuine request, turning it from a call to action to a call to support.

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Merch sales are a great additional income stream, but is your podcast ready for it? In today’s episode, we hear about the factors that influence merch sales, and you will find out whether you are in the position to be selling products to your audience. Tune in today!

Key Points From This Episode:

• It is important to understand the financial aspects of podcasting to set the right goals.
• Unlike YouTube content creators, podcasters are usually talking to a much smaller audience.
• Merch sales are contingent on three factors: audience size, loyalty, and the story surrounding
• the product.
• The product has to be something your audience wants to buy.
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When you are starting out on your podcasting journey, it is easy to feel motivated and inspired. However, as time goes on, you are likely going to run out of steam. In today’s episode, we hear about podfade and discuss some strategies you can use to ensure you don’t fall prey to it. Tune in to hear more!

Key Points From This Episode:

• The definition of podfade; fading consistency and motivation.
• Podfade hits a good number of podcasters.
• Some of the things you can do to protect yourself from podfade.

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When recording your podcast, you can either use single track or multi-track audio, and the choice you make depends on your situation. Single-track audio works best when recording a single audio source, but the moment you have more than one guest or perhaps conduct a remote interview, you should opt for multi-track if possible. Tune in and hear how this option can help you make a smoother-sounding product in situations when you need to record multiple audio sources!

Key Points From This Episode:

• The difference between, and uses of, single versus multi-track recording.
• When there are multiple mics involved in a recording, multiple tracks should be used.
• Using multiple tracks with multiple mics for multiple guests allows for a better mastering
• process.
• Multi-track recording is also helpful when it comes to doing remote interviews.

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One of the most powerful methods of growing your podcast and brand is to repurpose your podcast content. There are a variety of ways to do this, and on today's show, we share three simple and impactful ways that you can implement immediately. Tune in to hear how transcripts, audiograms, and infographics can extend your reach!

Key Points From This Episode:

• There are a variety of ways to grow your brand, audience, and reach.
• Repurposing content is a powerful way to go deeper and wider with your audience.
• Transcripts are a great way to repurpose content; turning audio into text!
• Audiograms can transform bits of your audio into something impactful and digestible.
• Why not create infographics about the discussions on your show?

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