
180 | How to Build a Podcast That Listeners Love This December
12/09/24 • 19 min
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In this episode of Podtastic Audio, we explore how to make your podcast stand out in a crowded space. From finding your unique voice to experimenting with creative formats, I’ll share tips to help you build a podcast that connects with listeners and reflects your personality. Plus, with the holiday season here, it’s the perfect time to refresh your branding and try something new.
- Discover Your Superpower: Identify what makes your voice and perspective unique to captivate your audience.
- Experiment With Formats: Try holiday themes, guest panels, or mini-series to keep things fresh.
- Polish Your Branding: Ensure your cover art, descriptions, and overall presentation match your podcast’s vibe.
- Engage Your Audience: Use listener feedback to guide your content and build loyalty.
- Seasonal Inspiration: Add festive touches to your episodes for timely engagement.
Timestamps/Chapters
00:00 - Introduction: Finding Your Unique Podcasting Voice
00:18 - Sponsor: Recording with Riverside.fm
01:22 - Reflecting on 2024: Why Your Voice Matters
02:50 - What Makes Your Podcast Unique
03:38 - Tips for Tapping Into Your Passions
05:46 - Showcasing Your Personality
07:40 - Experimenting with New Formats
10:17 - The Importance of Branding
13:24 - Refreshing Episode Artwork
15:13 - Final Thoughts: Standing Out by Being Yourself
17:04 - Call to Action: Connect and Share
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Elevate your podcasting game with Riverside.fm's studio-quality recordings, lightning-fast editing, and enhanced streaming capabilities—try it today! Get 15% off with discount code Podtastic
In this episode of Podtastic Audio, we explore how to make your podcast stand out in a crowded space. From finding your unique voice to experimenting with creative formats, I’ll share tips to help you build a podcast that connects with listeners and reflects your personality. Plus, with the holiday season here, it’s the perfect time to refresh your branding and try something new.
- Discover Your Superpower: Identify what makes your voice and perspective unique to captivate your audience.
- Experiment With Formats: Try holiday themes, guest panels, or mini-series to keep things fresh.
- Polish Your Branding: Ensure your cover art, descriptions, and overall presentation match your podcast’s vibe.
- Engage Your Audience: Use listener feedback to guide your content and build loyalty.
- Seasonal Inspiration: Add festive touches to your episodes for timely engagement.
Timestamps/Chapters
00:00 - Introduction: Finding Your Unique Podcasting Voice
00:18 - Sponsor: Recording with Riverside.fm
01:22 - Reflecting on 2024: Why Your Voice Matters
02:50 - What Makes Your Podcast Unique
03:38 - Tips for Tapping Into Your Passions
05:46 - Showcasing Your Personality
07:40 - Experimenting with New Formats
10:17 - The Importance of Branding
13:24 - Refreshing Episode Artwork
15:13 - Final Thoughts: Standing Out by Being Yourself
17:04 - Call to Action: Connect and Share
Podgagement® (formerly “My Podcast Reviews”) is all about simplifying your podcasting and helping you engage your audience and grow your podcast!
Thanks so much for listening, I really appreciate it so much. Sign up for my newsletter so you never miss a moment. Podtastic Audio Newsletter
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179 | Podcast Gratitude: Chapters, MP3 Tips, and a Big Thanks to Dan LeFebvre
Happy Thanksgiving! This episode is all about gratitude and making your podcasting journey easier. I’ll share a fantastic free tool for embedding chapters into your MP3 files that can help take your episodes to the next level. Thanks to Paul O'Flaherty!
Special shoutout to Dan LeFebvre from Based on a True Story for his expert advice on MP3 encoding. He explains why Constant Bit Rate (CBR) is essential for podcasters and how it ensures a seamless experience for your listeners.
Whether you’re learning about chapters, tackling MP3 tips, or just looking for podcasting inspiration, this episode is packed with actionable advice to improve your craft.
What’s Inside:
- Why podcast chapters matter and how to add them easily.
- Dan LeFebvre’s tips on MP3 encoding (CBR vs. VBR explained).
- The importance of learning from mistakes (yes, I skipped Episode 177!).
- A big THANK YOU to you for being part of this journey.
Links Mentioned: MP3 Chapters Tool
Chapters / Timestamps
00:00 Thanksgiving Greetings – Reflecting on gratitude for listeners and the podcasting journey.
00:24 Welcome to Podtastic Audio – Helping podcasters create better shows.
00:43 Why Podcasts Fit Busy Lives – How audio podcasts are perfect for multitasking.
02:11 Lessons from My Journey – Sharing challenges, mistakes, and what I’ve learned.
04:13 Episode Numbering Tips – Why numbering episodes can help you and your listeners.
07:21 Discovering MP3 Chapters – A free tool to add chapters to your podcast.
10:34 Embedding Chapters Made Easy – How to embed chapters directly into MP3 files.
12:08 Dan LeFebvre on MP3 Bitrates – Why CBR is crucial for podcast quality and compatibility.
17:45 Gratitude and Reflections – Thanking listeners and celebrating the podcasting community.
19:35 Closing Thoughts – Encouragement to keep creating great podcasts.
Podgagement® (formerly “My Podcast Reviews”) is all about simplifying your podcasting and helping you engage your audience and grow your podcast!
Thanks so much for listening, I really appreciate it so much. Sign up for my newsletter so you never miss a moment. Podtastic Audio Newsletter
Next Episode

181 | What Makes Podcast Content Truly Memorable? 7 Tips to Keep Your Audience Hooked
In this episode, I share actionable insights to create podcast content that keeps your audience engaged and wanting more. From understanding your ideal listener to creating high-quality audio and leveraging repurposed content, I cover everything you need to grow your podcast.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
- The importance of knowing your audience and building content just for them.
- Striking the perfect balance between planning and spontaneity.
- Tips for maintaining consistent themes to build trust and loyalty.
- Why great audio matters more than you think (and how to achieve it).
- Engaging with your listeners to build a vibrant community.
- Smart ways to repurpose content across platforms for maximum reach.
Timestamps/Chapters
00:00 – Intro: Making Content That Truly Connects
01:16 – Why Audience Research Is a Game-Changer
03:36 – Defining Your Listener Avatar
06:00 – Planning vs. Spontaneity: Striking the Right Balance
10:48 – The Power of Consistency in Podcast Themes
14:09 – How Audio Quality Impacts Listener Retention
18:26 – Engaging Listeners: Building Community Through Feedback
20:42 – Repurposing Content: Maximizing Your Podcast’s Reach
24:52 – Wrapping Up: Getting Listeners to Subscribe and Stay
Podgagement® (formerly “My Podcast Reviews”) is all about simplifying your podcasting and helping you engage your audience and grow your podcast!
Thanks so much for listening, I really appreciate it so much. Sign up for my newsletter so you never miss a moment. Podtastic Audio Newsletter
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