Let’s Blow This Up is back, Bomb Squad! Join me on Wednesday, February 19th at 8:00pm ET as I kick off Season 3 of the world’s most explosive podcast about podcasting LIVE on Facebook, YouTube, & LinkedIn.
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Out with the old.🫡
#newlogo #newlook #rebrand
There’s a rumor going around that I’m fun to work with. Cassie from @brkichdesign confirms it.
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Your podcast content can warm up potential clients (and build further trust with existing ones) if you use it the right way.
And as a business owner, this frees up more time for you to put emphasis on other key areas of your brand.
Learn more about this and more as Cassie Brkich of @brkichdesign and I break down how Cassie’s new podcast, Design and Thrive, came to life on a special bonus episode of Let’s Blow This Up.
Available now on YouTube and your favorite podcast app!
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Taking the leap into podcasting may have you feeling all the feels, but guess what? That’s normal.
This Tuesday, I’m launching a bonus “Making a Podcast With Bombtrack Media” episode of Let’s Blow This Up where I’ll once again share the mic with Cassie Brkich, Founder of @brkichdesign, to capture the story of the launch of her all-new podcast, Design and Thrive.
Season 1 of Design and Thrive is out now. Find it on your favorite podcast app, YouTube, and brkichdesign.com/podcast!
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6 Critical Things to Consider Before Launching Your Podcast: Part 4
Thinking about starting a podcast? It's vital you get started on the right foot...one that allows you to build a solid foundation on which your show can grow successfully over time.
In order to launch your show effectively, there are a number of key components you need to dial in so you don't run into the issues that prevent so many aspiring podcasters from getting beyond just a small handful episodes before throwing in the towel on their production.
There's a famous saying that says "Failing to prepare is preparing to fail," and no truer words have ever been spoken about starting a podcast for the right reasons AND properly strategizing for a powerful launch that sets the table for what your show will become.
In this episode of Podcast Theory, it's part 2 of my 6-part series covering critical aspects you absolutely need to consider before launching your podcast. Today and over the next few episodes (as well as the previous three episodes), you'll discover vital components that will help you launch your show with precision, confidence, and clarity.
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Presidential candidates have embraced podcasts. Have you?
What can podcasters and content creators learn from Donald Trump’s guest appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience that’s led to 42 MILLION views in a week? Turns out..a lot.
6 Critical Things to Consider Before Launching Your Podcast: Part 1
Thinking about starting a podcast? It's vital you get started on the right foot...one that allows you to build a solid foundation on which your show can grow successfully over time.
In order to launch your show effectively, there are a number of key components you need to dial in so you don't run into the issues that prevent so many aspiring podcasters from getting beyond just a small handful episodes before throwing in the towel on their production.
There's a famous saying that says "Failing to prepare is preparing to fail," and no truer words have ever been spoken about starting a podcast for the right reasons AND properly strategizing for a powerful launch that sets the table for what your show will become.
In this episode of Podcast Theory, I'm kicking off a 6-part series covering critical aspects you absolutely need to consider. Today and over the next five episodes, you'll discover vital components that will help you launch your show with precision, confidence, and clarity.
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I'm Retiring Podcast Theory For Good. Here's Why...
As a wise man once said, "All good things must come to an end."
And despite all the wisdom of said wise man...that's KIND OF what's happening here.
Over the past few weeks, I've been pondering the future of this podcast and have made the decision to retire Podcast Theory.
For good this time.
But rest assured, what you experience each time you click play on an episode of Podcast Theory won't be vanishing completely.
Confused yet? Don't worry, answers to every question exists within this episode. Don't miss it!
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This One Thing Makes Podcasters Quit (and It's Not What You Think)
If you've experienced past episodes of Let's Blow This Up, you've learned many reasons why podcasters throw in the towel on their production after only few episodes...
Lack of strategy. No buy-in. Unrealistic expectations. Starting for all the wrong reasons.
And in today's episode, we're going to talk about a reason you've probably never pondered. And considering where things are headed with AI and technology in the podcast industry, it's a big one.
For the second-to-last episode of Season 2 of Let's Blow This Up, I'm pleased to be joined by my friend Alex Sanfilippo, Co-Founder of PodMatch and the man behind Podcasting Made Simple Live. Alex, his wife Alicia, and the entire team at PodMatch have built one of the strongest communities in the podcast space and place major emphasis on giving back to podcasters across the globe.
In addition to tackling this not-talked-about-enough factor of why creators throw in towel on their shows, Alex and I will also dive into many important aspects you need to keep front of mind as we embark on a new year in podcasting, including but not limited to:
- The PodValue Initiative that's helped put over $500k back into podcaster's pockets
- Why the fundamentals of podcasting will never lose relevance (regardless of the new shiny objects that enter the game)
- How to effectively navigate your way around new technology and platforms (and not burn yourself out in the process)
- Will AI-hosted podcasts ever be en vogue?
- The importance of your message being an inch wide and a mile deep (and how to set yourself up to make an impact with said message)
Mark your calendars for this one...you don't want to miss it!
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5 Things Your Podcast Doesn't Need: Part 4
The "5 Things Your Podcast Doesn't Need" series rolls on and today, in Part 4, we are taking a slight detour away from the attention spans of your listeners and focusing on an item that many podcasts feature, but don't necessarily need.
As podcasting has evolved, many things have changed and become available to this medium. One of them is the ease in which we can access podcast content on our devices.
Back in the day, the term "PODcast" was literal because you uploaded "internet radio episodes" to your iPod and consumed at will. This was a newfangled thing (as was downloading music onto a portable rectangle), and many shows featured the word "podcast" so people knew what they were accesssing.
Today, the question needs to be asked: Does the word "podcast" still need to be used?
I'm exploring this and more in today's episode. Enjoy!
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On-Point Podcast Strategies That No One Is Talking About with Nichole Eaton
I've got some breaking news for you: There's more than one way to grow a successful podcast.
I'll say that again for everyone in the back: THERE'S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO GROW A SUCCESSFUL PODCAST!
Too often, podcasters get locked into a specific way of producing their content because someone else told them it's the only way to do it.
In reality, growing your podcast should be centered around your needs, your goals, and your visions for your brand and business - taking into consideration important factors such as time, other responsibilities, spending time with loved ones, and more.
In this powerful episode of Let's Blow This Up, I'm joined by the one and only Nichole Eaton, author of "Rock Your Comeback" and host of the podcast that goes by the same name.
Nichole is living proof that you can produce your podcast based on the season of your life you find yourself in as she's taken her show from the home base of her first audiobook to a Top 5% podcast with a huge following...
All while running her coaching business, speaking on stages, spending quality time with her family, and diving into hobbies like pottery and doing arial silks.
In addition, Nichole and I dive into some effective podcast strategies that, quite frankly, don't get enough press - including but not limited to:
- Taking breaks from your podcast instead of burning out (and how to effectively communicate to your audience what they should do while you're off)
- What TikTok Live can do for your podcast's growth
- The value of doing "re-runs" of your podcast (instead of airing an episode that doesn't meet your standards)
- Transforming your "podcast voice" into an "on-stage voice"
Without question, this episode is a straight shooter with upper management written all over it. Join us!
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