The How To Podcast Series - Podcast Co-Hosts, Practical Podcasting Tips, and Podcast Community

How To Podcast Video Series - Setting Up Your YouTube Podcast Required to follow along - a YouTube Channel - a complete MP3 Audio version of your podcast - a YouTube Thumbnail (1280x720) image for your episode - use Canva to create it - a Square (1280x1280) Podcast image Featured here Canva.com https://www.oneimagevideo.com/ ___ Everything you need to start a podcast - http://howtopodcast.ca/ Leav...

EPISODE 95 - How to Listen To A Podcast - The Shareable Episode A podcast is a series of spoken word, audio episodes, all focused on a particular topic or theme, like cycling or startups. You can "Subscribe" to or "Follow" the show with an app on your phone and listen to episodes whenever you like on your headphones, in the car or through speakers. If you want, you can download...

E94 - Eight Examples of Bad Advice Often Shared With New Podcasters While there is plenty of helpful advice available to new podcasters, there are also some instances of bad advice that can lead them astray. Here are a few examples of bad advice given to new podcasters: "Facebook (social media) is the best place to build community for your Podcast" "Quantity over quality: Release as...

E93 - The Three Pillars to a Strong Podcast Presence - Audio, Video and Written Word As a podcaster, being active in three different mediums—audio, video, and written word—can significantly benefit your content creation, audience engagement, and overall reach. Here's an elaboration on each medium along with examples and reasons why it's important to be active in all three instances: Audio:...

E92 - Ten Things to Include in Your Podcast Show Notes to Help You to be Found Online When writing show notes for your podcast, there are several key elements and best practices to keep in mind. Show notes are a valuable tool for engaging your audience, providing additional information about your episodes, and improving your podcast's discoverability. Here are some essential elements and best...

Episode 91 - CO-HOST - Tom Sanderson - Host of Tom Meets Interesting People, Starting Your Podcast, Get Organized and We Need More Podcasters The Podcast Tom Meets Interesting People delves deep into the projects and processes of anyone from voice actors to nuclear engineers. Each week, I will interview a different interesting person and help them share their story, discuss the challenges they hav...

Episode 90 - CO- HOST - Rachel Abdy - A Conversation With a Listener, How Podcasting Can Be More Than Just a Way to Make Money What a joy to have a conversation with a listener of the How to Podcast Series! Rachel has been following the show and I had the opportunity to speak with her and hear what has served her and what else she is looking for from the show! Rachel has her own show - Aussie eCom...

E89 - Six warnings for new podcasters about obsessing over stats As a new podcaster, it's natural to be curious about your podcast's performance and how it's resonating with your audience. While keeping an eye on your podcast's statistics can provide valuable insights, it's important not to become too obsessed with them. Here are some warnings to keep in mind: Don't let sta...

E88 - CO-HOST - Irene Gabelnick - Have You Ever Wanted to be a Guest on a Podcast - We have the perfect Guide for You Getting media interviews is one of the FASTEST and easiest ways to ​ Build Your Brand & Create a Massive Impact.   Gain Influence as thee Go-to Expert and Become A ​ Leader in Your Industry. Imagine what getting  National Publicity  can do for your business... What would your l...

E87 - A New Podcast Network Idea to Help You Start Your Podcast and Conquer Podfade Hey, I am toying with the idea of creating a podcast network for new podcasters to help you get past the 7 to 10 hump where many new podcasters seem to walk away from their new show or podcasting altogether. Here are the early plans, by joining our podcast network, I will work with you in setting up your podcast by...

E86 - Six Items That You Should Consider Getting When Starting Your Podcast - The Podcast Owner's Manual Mini Series Here is a list of basic gear that you'll need to record a podcast: A usb microphone: A good quality usb microphone is essential for producing high-quality audio. There are many different types of microphones to choose from, including dynamic microphones, condenser microphone...

Buzzsprout Announces Cohost AI for Episode Titles, Show Notes, Chapter Markers and Transcripts - The Daily Dave - Podcasting Tips Buzzsprout Cohost AI Get episode titles suggestions, show notes, chapter markers, and a transcript every time you upload an episode. Episode Titles Title suggestions to assist you in crafting the perfect episode title. Choose from several titles with a single click and...

E85 - Top Ten To Dont's When Starting A Podcast - What To Avoid Doing When Starting Your Podcast Top Ten To Don'ts When Starting your Podcast Don't start a new podcast without planning and organization. Don't overlook the importance of good audio quality. Don't skip proper research on your topic and target audience. Don't neglect creating attractive branding and artwork. Do...

E84 - Creating a Great Recording Space For Your Podcast - The Podcast Owner's Manual Mini Series Spend time at the beginning of your recordings to set yourself up for success. If you have someone editing your audio for you, you can make things easier for your editor by recording in a quiet space, free of distractions (pets, loud noises, your phone notifications for example). This episode has some...

E83 - The Co-Host Conundrum - Navigating Roles and Responsibilities in Podcasting When planning a new podcast, it's important to have a clear discussion with your co-hosts and/or producer about a range of topics that will impact the success of your podcast. Here are some key things to discuss: Delegation of tasks : It's important to have a clear understanding of who will be responsible for...

E82 - Leveraging Toastmasters to Help New Podcasters and How To Stay Motivated with Guest CO-HOST - Debbie Williams My name is Debbie Williams, I have been a member of toastmasters since May 2017 and I enjoy the art of storytelling. The podcast came about due in part by others requesting that I start one, and the fact that my daughter bought me a microphone for my birthday in May 2020.  I mean, it...

E81 - Podcasting is Not Just For The Professionals, Having Fun With Your Podcast and Enjoying Your Podcast with Guest CO-HOST - Hannah Keefer

E80 - Three Things to Consider When Searching for a Good Podcast Coach with Guest CO-HOST - Brett Hill - The Mindful Coach Association After graduating with a degree in interpersonal communication, he became a technology expert and has had a distinguished technical career. He presented at technical conferences worldwide for companies like Microsoft, authored books, and was awarded Microsoft’s dist...

Episode 79 - The Power of Podcasting to Share Your Story - My Episode on William McPherson's Rock Bottom Episode Overview In this episode, Dave Campbell—the host of The How To Podcast Series—switches seats and becomes the guest on "Rock Bottom," hosted by Will McPherson, urban planner, TEDx speaker, and new podcast host. Will and Dave dive deep into career pivots, finding your purpos...

E78 - CO-HOST - Cody Crabb - Embracing A.I., How Descript Software Can Help You Edit, Ideas For New Podcasters Guest Co-Host - Cody Crabb Human extraordinaire and content wizard from Salt Lake City. Cody is passionate about making awesome stuff! Whether it’s a YouTube channel, podcast, or both, his job is to help you tell your story.  Cody shares an overview of Descript - a great tool for editing...

E77 - Be Playful, Engaging With Your Community, Use A.I. as an Assistant and not as an Employee with Guest CO-HOST - Tamzin Hall In this episode we talk about adding play to your day - unlock your creativity by being more playful! We talk A.I. Tools https://www.tamzinhallcoaching.co.uk/ http://howtopodcast.ca/

E75 - A Horrifying podcast, Clapper App, Ideas to Grow his Show via Events, and Interviews with Guest CO-HOST - Charlie Osborn In this episode: - Charlie shares behind the scenes info on Clapper - an app that has been around longer than you think - What to do and not do on Clapper - Adding Interviews to his narrative podcast - Interview tips - general suggestions for all new podcasters - Growing y...

E74 - Grow Your Audience, Monetization for a new show, interaction with listeners with Guest CO-HOST - Vanessa Y Rogers - Fabric of Folklore Podcast As an avid reader, and as a parent of little children, Vanessa Rogers found myself continuously checking out folktales from the library. We’d snuggle up together, crack open the book, and delight in discovering the creativity of a different culture th...

E73 - Connecting Your Podcast to LinkedIn and How to be A Superhero with Guest FO-HOST RJ Redden - Your Super Human LinkedIn Guru You should connect your podcast to your LinkedIn Profile - build community and the perfect person to help us do this comes complete with a cape and goggles - this super human is here to guide you into community engagement on LinkedIn - the tour starts now! Unconventiona...

E72 - Vocal Coach Lessons for Podcasters - Find, Protect and Share Your Voice with Guest CO-HOST Robert Lee Our topics today: - Finding Your Voice - Why we tend to hate the sound of our own voice - The Science behind our voice - Healthy Voice Care - Calming Your Nerves, Breathing and Balancing Your Voice - What to avoid to save your voice Our Guest - Robert Lee is a Voice Coach, Music Director, Co...