Podcast Help

Developing habits and routines can make your podcasting workload way more manageable and sustainable–no one wants to get halfway through 2019 and hit podcaster burnout!

We’ll start out with the obvious: if you’re commissioning any sort of work for your show, you should have a contract. It doesn’t matter if they’re your friend or if you’ve worked with them a million times–contracts are important.

It’s worth talking about a facet of podcasting that doesn’t get a lot of love: transcription! Transcription helps grow your audience by making your podcast both more discoverable and more accessible.

To create an exciting show, you need to have exceptional guests. Sometimes, though, the perfect person can’t make it to your studio. What do you do?

When it comes down to it, creating the best social sharing practice isn’t as hard as you may think.

For those creators who don't know what an LLC is and, at this point, are too afraid to ask.

Whether you’re starting your first podcast, wondering how to take your podcast to the next stage, or thinking about marketing your audio creation, we promise, there’s a conference out there for you.

You've got your show, your setup, your co-host–what about your cohost agreement?

Everyone wants to get more listeners. Here are five of our favorite ways to do so.