The Key To Succeeding In Podcasting | Alex Sanfilippo

Podcasting Made Simple

Alex Sanfilippo, PodMatch.com

Education, Content Marketing, Podcast Guesting, Podcast Hosts, Podcasting, How To, Audience Growth, Podcast Guests, Business, Podcasters, Marketing, Monetization, Technology

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🗓️ 25 January 2022

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Send Us a Text Message MORE FROM THIS EPISODE: HTTPS://PODMATCH.COM/EP/159 Starting with why is vital for any business, and the business of podcasting is no exception. Remembering the people who will ultimately listen to our interviews is key to succeeding in podcasting! As podcast guests and hosts, we serve our listeners, and remembering why we've decided to serve our specific niche, is paramount to succeeding in podcasting on either side of the mic. Join us as Alex Sanfilippo reminds us al...

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0:00.0	You're listening to Podcasting Made Simple, where we deliver weekly masterclass episodes
0:09.8	to help podcast hosts and podcast guests elevate their podcasting game.
0:14.2	I am your host, Alex San Felipe.
0:16.4	In this short episode, I talk about the why behind the reason for podcasting, which was a presentation
0:21.4	I shared live at the last PodPro's quarterly event. For related resources, including the video
0:26.3	version of this episode and links to attend next quarter's event, please visit podpros.com
0:30.8	slash 159. And now please enjoy today's short episode about why we all podcast.
0:45.3	I want to start off today by asking you a very simple yet powerful question. Why do you podcast? Why do you podcast?
0:49.3	Now that goes for both sides of podcasting, whether you're a podcast guest or a podcast host.
0:55.4	Why are you doing that?
0:56.7	What is the purpose of it?
0:58.7	My name is Alex Sanfilippe.
0:59.9	And today we're going to dive into why we all need to have a why behind podcasting.
1:05.0	It's been found that people that are succeeding the most in podcasting have a very stable
1:08.6	and strong why, a big reason for podcasting the first place.
1:12.7	And again, that's on either side of the mic, whether they are a consistent podcast guest
1:16.1	that's seeing a lot of success or a consistent podcast host that's seeing a lot of success
1:20.5	and has a lot of episodes out at this point. Either side of that equation, they both have a very
1:25.6	strong why in purpose for podcasting. And today, I really want to
1:29.7	make a case for having a Y with podcasting. I believe that many of us, we jump into podcasting on
1:35.2	either side of the mic really fast because it looks exciting or because it's a big time trending
1:40.3	thing right now, right? Like podcasting is really booming right now so we just want to jump into
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