You're listening to Podcasting Made Simple. I'm your host, Alex San Felipe. For this episode's guide and

resources, please visit podpros.com slash 218. And now let's get to the episode. How I create one

month of content from just one or two guest appearances on podcasts. And what I mean by that is we're

able to take the recording of me answering questions as a guest on a podcast and turn into

content that's consumable on multiple platforms and multiple formats. What we're able to do in this process, I'll talk you through, which is really, really simple and doesn't require any tech skills, is you're able to take the answers to the questions you're asked.

And by the way, I don't know about you.

I find it really difficult on camera.

And when I was learning to do camera, it was a really, really difficult skill.

And I think even now you watch

some movies and you can feel who's more natural on camera and who's not. You watch certain news

anchors. Some of them you feel completely comfortable with and some of them they feel a bit jittery

and awkward. And that's because speaking to a camera is a refined skill.

It can take years and years of practice sometimes.

And people tell me all the time, oh, I just not good on camera.

But I think we can all agree.

It's a lot easier to speak to a human being than it is a camera.

And what I found in the process of building up my online content and building

up my audience and building up the ability to get the time, focus, and energy of my target

market is that when I speak to another human being, my content came across a lot more

natural than it did when I spoke to a camera. And what better format is there of speaking to another

human being when you get interviewed by somebody and they ask you great questions. And building

on that, sometimes they ask you questions that you hadn't even thought of. So you go on these

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