Do you need a video version of your podcast on YouTube or do you just need to submit your podcast via RSS to YouTube so people can subscribe there?

I’ll ditto stamp everything Dave says here about how to get on a podcast and only add: please invest in a good mic so the smart things you have to share can be heard well. 😆

I’m checking out a “record a voicemail so I can respond to it on my podcast” app—send me your thoughts or AMA.

I feel a similar sentiment applies to podcasting as well. a.wholelottanothing.org/2024/02/0…

My hope for YouTube creators is much like bloggers. Don’t spend all your time chasing the tea leaves and conventional wisdom. Focus on your channel/site and keep creating things you love that will resonate with your viewers/readers. Hopefully the money will follow, but obsessing over how to eeek out every last cent from your work will make your work suffer.

My ideal work week has 80% podcast editing related activities, and 20% invoicing, estimating, and related business managing activities.

Is there someone out there who’s the inverse of that? Wants to edit 20% of the time, but otherwise enjoys estimating and invoicing? 🤔

Oh wow. I am so surprised that Spotify is walking back a feature that a bunch of podcasters used and now their shows are gutted. Who could have seen this coming?? /sarcasm

I want to live stream my work editing podcasts if for no other reason than it would help me focus on the task at hand rather than showing how embarrassingly often I let myself get distracted down a social media rabbit hole.

This is an awesome breakdown of how Marie Poulin started their podcast, and figured out where automation could help make it all flow even smoother.

Anyone out there ever used / using Gumball.fm for sponsoring a podcast? Or managing sponsorships for a podcast?

Growth hacking your podcast has it’s place I suppose, but I love the chill vibe of Dave’s I used to listen to your podcast post. “It’s important we celebrate the Thrill of Missing Out.”