PH042: Selling Courses Through Your Podcast with Joe Casabona
On today’s episode of Podcast Hackers, Joe Casabona joins me to talk about how he sells courses through his podcast. We also talk about his history in development as an …
Everything You Should Know About SEO For Podcasts
When you think of optimizing your podcast for SEO, things that come to mind are likely keywords, how to target them, or strong content strategies. But, most people don’t associate …
PH041: Going Full Time As A Podcaster with Nathan Wrigley of WPBuilds
On today’s episode, I’m chatting with Nathan Wrigley of WPBuilds about how he transition from podcasting as a hobby to podcasting as a full-time job. We talk about how WPBuilds …
Product Developments & Releases
How Castos And Seriously Simple Podcasting Work Together
One of the hallmarks of the Castos platform is giving you the option to publish your podcast content wherever you’d like. Specifically, this means you can publish new podcasts and …
PH040: Srinivas Rao of the Unmistakable Creative
Today I talk with Srinivas Rao of the Unmistakable Creative. We talk about the Unmistakable Creative podcast, hobbies versus jobs, podcasting ambitions, Srinivas’ book “An Audience of One”, his new …
Audacity Alternatives For Podcast Editing
Many of us have recently upgraded to the newest Mac OS release, Catalina, and with it have experienced issues with our beloved, and long-time recommended audio recording/editing tool, Audacity. This …
The Benefits of Consistently Publishing Podcast Episodes
In this article, we’re going over the benefits of consistently publishing podcast episodes. We’re breaking down why it’s so important to stick to a schedule and how reliably releasing new …
Why And How You Should Repurpose Your Podcast Content
You’ve spent time researching, recording, editing, and publishing an engaging podcast episode that your listeners can’t get enough of. Your hard work is paying off, the number of episode listens …
How Audience Participation Can Create Better Content
Podcasting is traditionally thought of as a one-way medium. But in reality, you as a host are likely creating conversations on the other side of your listeners headphones that never …
