The Rosie Rose Show - Start a podcast from Scratch: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to the Rosie Rose Show - Start a Podcast from Scratch. Where Rosie shares bite sized episodes with actionable tasks to help you on your podcasting journey.Join Rosie weekly for tips to avoiding the mistakes she made and fast track your podcast idea to from scratch to the world.
In Episode 51 of 'Podcast with Rosie,' I address common hurdles aspiring podcasters face and provide practical solutions.
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It's been a minute since my last episode and to be honest, life got busy doing things solo.
Today I'll be talking about three mistakes I have made when I was a first time podcaster and that many big podcasters have also made. So whether you're thinking of starting a podcast, have one up and running or are a seasoned podcaster, this episode is for you!
The three mistakes I want you to avoid are around managing time to podcast, how consistency will be your friend when you have the right strategy in place for your podcast and affrdable podcasting equipment to get your podcast started.
There is something for everyone in this epiosode when it comes to podcasting. So take a listen and let me know what you think!
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In this heart-to-heart episode of Podcast with Rosie, join me, Rosie Rose, as I tackle the mental barriers that keep you from hitting 'record.' Episode 49 peels back the layers of doubt and negative self-talk that can affect many online business owners, including myself, who dream of launching their own podcasts.
I'll be sharing insights from my upcoming "Podcast in 30" program, designed to handhold you through a seamless 30-day podcast launch.
Let's confront those pesky bad beliefs. From the fear of obscurity in a crowded market to the anxiety over startup costs and content creation, I delve into the common hesitations that might be holding you back.
Discover how to navigate in a saturated niche, manage podcasting expenses without breaking the bank, and keep a host of topics and guests flowing. Learn why you don't need to be an all-knowing guru, just a curious host ready to learn alongside your audience.
By episode's end, you'll be equipped to break through the mental fog, launch with confidence, and find your place in the podcasting universe—one episode at a time. Remember, it's not about having all the answers; it's about starting the conversation.
Ready to rewrite your podcasting narrative? Tune in and let's shatter those bad beliefs together. And if you're wrestling with doubts or just need a pep talk, connect with me on Instagram @Podcastwithrosie. I'm here to support you every step of the way. Let's make your podcasting dreams a reality.
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Dive into the golden jubilee episode of Podcast with Rosie, where we celebrate our 50th episode by sharing five essential insights that every budding podcaster needs to know. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your podcasting skills, this episode is packed with valuable knowledge to help you navigate the podcasting journey with confidence.
- Understand Your Audience: Grasp what your listeners expect and how to deliver value that resonates with them. 2. Tackle Technical Challenges: Overcome the technical hurdles with practical tips on equipment and editing to streamline your podcast production. 3. Commit to Consistency: Learn the importance of discipline in publishing regular episodes and strategies to maintain your podcasting momentum. 4. Master Promotion: Uncover effective marketing tactics to amplify your podcast's reach and keep your audience engaged. 5. Monetize Your Passion: Explore the various avenues for monetizing your podcast and planning for future growth and revenue generation.
Join the conversation on Instagram @Podcastwithrosie and share your newfound insights or any questions you have about starting your podcast. Get ready to turn your podcasting aspirations into reality with these crucial tips and tricks. Don't forget to download your free ebook, "5 Steps to Start Your Podcast," linked in the show notes, and tune in for episode 51, where we'll tackle unexpected problems that may arise in your podcasting journey. Catch you next time, and happy podcasting!
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📋 Episode Chapters
(00:00) Help budding podcasters like you get your podcast started and keep it going (00:36) Rosie's podcast has now reached 50 episodes (01:15) Number one is understanding your audience's expectations when creating a podcast (02:11) Number two is technical challenges. You might be enthusiastic about starting a podcast (07:04) Number five is about monetizing opportunities for your podcast (09:00) Recap Five things you should be aware of when you're starting a podcast
In this episode of Podcast with Rosie, I debunk the myths that podcasting is easy money, sharing five practical examples tailored to online business owners.
From leveraging expertise to building a community and diversifying revenue streams, you'll learn how to harness the power of podcasting and start making money with your show.
Some of the examples include, emphasisng the importance of consistency and investment in growth, this episode serves as a roadmap for online entrepreneurs looking to turn their passion into profit through the medium of podcasting.
Let me know what you thought and if you have a revenue stream for your podcast set up.
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Confession! I have gone through all 10 of these procrastination cycles and have worked through each one to get over or through them to keep my podcast going.
In today's episode, I want to share 10 different ways procrastination shows up and you find yourself delaying or worse, putting off releasing your podcast episodes all together. We don't want this!
Let's talk about the things that keep you from releasing your episodes and squash them for good and get out episodes done!
- Over researching and never taking that action
- Perfectionism taking over so you don't take action
- Having overwhelming feelings
- Distraction and being 'busy'
- Using every excuse to justify biases
- Having self-doubt creep in and the fear of failure
- Not having that accountability
- Avoiding discomfort like the plague
- Negative thoughts that impact your self-esteem
- Missing potential opportunities in the future
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Today I'll be talking about the 5 common mistakes when starting your podcast.
Mistake #1. Lack of understanding your audience
Mistake #2. Staying consistent with releasing regular episodes
Mistake #3. Ensuring good audio quality
Mistake #4. Failing to promote your podcast
Mistake #5. Failing to listen to audience feedback
I go into more detail and have some examples to help you avoid these mistakes when starting your show.
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Jessica and I worked together to get her podcast up and running.
Her podcast Minding Bliss is a labour of love where she worked tirelessly on her episodes to ensure her listeners received the best advice on mindset and habits.
This snippet of a conversation we had about our time together, we talk about going from being a complete beginner to the world of podcasting to now having the confidence to batch record and share her expertise with ease.
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if you're anything like me, I made the most of what I had and tried create my podcasting environment as best I could.
In this episode, I'm peeling the curtain back to share some tips on the exact editing I do when editing my own and other shows.
I've got 8 tips to get your editing down to an art!
Check out my Instagram page Podcast with Rosie for tips and tricks to get your pocdast up and running.
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Welcome to this episode, I'm excited to speak with Izzy Nalley...
Being Multi passionate is something Izzy Nalley is not a stranger to and in this Episode, I had a conversation of her not so straight path into business and all of the business tactics and strategies she has learned along the way to now having written her book, Triumph over Trauma, the Anthology will be released in Feb 2024.
Izzy decided to add a podcast called Magnified Abundance to her business by having deep and meaningful conversations with other business owners and talking about all things business from keeping a positive mindset to having a successful side hustle.
I reached out to Izzy from her warm and approachable nature and personality and sought her advice on business. What a wealth of knowledge she brings.
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There are so many moving parts to starting your podcast, today i talk about 7, that stand out and get your podcast started and succeed. These tips are some of the things we go through in more detail in my upcoming course. Hope to see you there!
Taking small steps:
- Download a recording program
- Save the audio as a wav file or an mp3
- Invest in a good mic
- Schedule in a specific time and day of the week you want to record your show and stick to that.
- Batch as much as you can
- Get yourself an accountability partner
- Edit your episode the next day - as this will sound different when you listen back the next day. Or outsource.
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Overcome the mindset blocks and discover how to make time and use the right equipment to start your podcast.
This special episode with my biz bestie, friend and cheerleader, Mindset an habits coach Jessica, we talk all things podcasting. A little more into how I got into podcast production and mentoring and how podcasting has helped Jessica build her business. I was a privilidge to be on her show and see it thriving.
Listen into Minding Bliss - A podcast for mumpreneurs - Jessica talks about all things mindset, habit building and loads more.
Grab your Free Download to move through the podcasting mindset blocks. You will discover:
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The right podcasting equipment to use to get on with it and start your podcast today!
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How to save time with your new podcast and have fun!
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How to start a podcast even if you have a small following.
If you're ready to start a podcast or need some help book in that call. Let's talk about your next steps with your pocdast.
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In this episode, take one or all 10 things I share about entering a saturated market with your podcast. There is always room for your message!
Find your unique angle
- Know who you're speaking to - Know your audience
- Quality episodes over Quantity
- Consistency is key
- Network and collaborate
- Use social media to promote your show
- Invest in marketing - If you have the means
- Engage with your audience
- There's always room for improvement
- Stay committed to your podcast
Remember there is no-one else like you to share your story and message.
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If you're stuck on the tech, not having the time or thinking you have too small an audience to start a podcast, you're not alone. In this FREE 3 part video series. i walk you through these blocks to help you start your podcast today! DOWNLOAD my guide.
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In this episode, I share 6 tips and tricks to make sure you overcome procrastination, get your podcast started and your message out there.
- Choose a day of the week, and block out 1 -2 hours max.
- Make it a non negotiable
- Know WHY you’re doing a podcast. This will help you get through the process!
- Having a mantra or saying pinned in plain sight to remind you to keep our podcast going
- Have an accountability partner to spur you on and keep you on track
- Overcome the hurdle of perfection. Don't worry about recording it 6-7 times, keep in mind you’re sharing your message to help someone in the world.
So get started today, and take the small steps knowing you’re making an impact with what you have to say.
Here are 5 ways to get your podcast started.
Time slips through each day and we can’t get it back! So why not get started with your podcast!
In this episode, I am going to share with you being a busy mum or business owner, 8 ways to SAVE AND MAKE that time for your podcast. And believe it or not… we have more time than we think to efficiently create that impactful and successful podcast. I totally get it, we as busy mums and business owners want to get all the things done, so here are 8 effective ways to enable podcasting to fit into the seams of your business while also getting on with life! There is NO better time than today to start and continue with your podcast with the plethora of technology available to streamline your podcast.
Here are 8 ways that will certainly help you get your podcast started and stay consistent!
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Embracing your why
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Prioritise your day with intentions!
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Batch, batch, batch plan
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Find those micro-moments in your day
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Involve your family, friends and team
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Start small and take small steps each day
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Take advantage of the time saving efficient tools and technology
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Be consistent over being perfect!
Once you apply even just one of these points I explain in detail through the episode, you will no doubt have that podcast out in the world and streamlined sooner than you think!!!!
I believe in you!!!!
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I thought when I wanted to start my podcast, that it would be such an expensive exercise, and that I needed a glamorous and decked out radio studio to get started. But this wasn’t the case. I started with an audio technical mic, a room that had carpet and used the most budget friendly programs to get my podcast started. The rest is history.
In this episode, I share with you the real cost when starting a podcast, and it’s cheaper than you think!
I’ll talk about the hardware and software you need to get your podcast off the ground so that you can create a more efficient podcast.
I'll talk about getting the right microphone when starting and what headphones to use as well as recording software and economically sharing your podcast with the world that won't break the bank in the times we are living in right now.
Doors to my program 30 days to podcast open in October 2023.
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Podcasts are not only for entertainment purposes.
I’m here in this episode to share with you that there are sooooo many different podcasts that help you to learn, gain new insights or give you another perspective.
I’ll share more in depth about 3 different categories that help without the ‘entertainment factor’.
Podcasts that help you learn about a specific area such as history or science.
Or having an expert guest who shares a specific topic
Or making a change in the world with bigger issues of the world
Or real stories that we can relate to like we are talking to a friend or hearing a story that’s happened.
Do not think that your podcast won’t be interesting, as you will have a different approach to sharing your story, message, expertise and value to your ideal listeners.
Let's connect on Instagram @Podcastwithrosie where I answer your podcasting questions!
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We all want the stellar episodes where we sound like it was done by a production team, but when you’re starting your podcast this isn't the case. The good news is that you can work on getting to that studio quality version as you go.
In this episode, I share how important it is to NOT have that perfect episode straight out the gate when releasing your first podcast.
The costs of NOT releasing your podcast are:
- You’re leaving money on the table
- Not meeting new people
- Not growing your audience
- Not reaching your ideal person
- Not making that sale
- Not impacting those listeners who need to hear your message
- Not creating that fan base and life long listeners
- Not growing in your style and format as a podcaster
This episode will get you thinking about why podcasting will help you grow not only in your personal development but your business because you want to have a bigger audience so that you can make more sales and enjoy sharing your message to that one person in the world who needs to hear it.
Let's connect on Instagram @Podcastwithrosie where I answer your podcasting questions!
You don’t need a large audience to start a podcast. This is what we lead ourselves to believe when wanting to start a podcast annnnnnnd theeeeeen become overwhelmed with a hint of impostor syndrome and then we don’t bother getting our message out there in a podcast.
Well in today’s episode, I’ll share 8 points to get you started and thinking, ‘Yes!!! I can still have a podcast with a small audience OR even with zero listeners. These points have not only helped me change my thoughts about podcasting and mindset to get the thing done but have given me the motivation to keep going!
Here are 8 points to help you when starting your podcast with a small audience:
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Practice being authentic!
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You have the chance to experiment with your style, format, and delivery of your episodes!
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Build your community!
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Gather valuable and genuine feedback from your listeners!
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Get specific and share the same niche topics with your audience!
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There’s more opportunity to connect with other people with a smaller audience!
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Keep to a budget and costs low!
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Low pressure to deliver a perfect episode!
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Exciting news! If you want to start your podcast ready for release in 2024.
Doors to the course will open in Oct 2023!
The thought of podcasting is way different to when you implement the steps to get it up and running. And sometimes the tech side of things can be the major hurdle that stops you in your tracks to keep the momentum of starting that podcast going. So today, I’m talking all things tech and equipment and moving away from the overwhelming thoughts and feelings so that you can move past the doubt and move into confidence in sharing your message with the world!
I talk about 4 areas of the podcasting journey that include tech side of things. These are:
- Choosing the right equipment
Mic: Audio Technica 2200
Audio technica 2100x
- Recording and editing software basics
Audacity
Garage band
Descript
- Hosting your podcast
Libsyn, Podbean, Buzzsprout
- Promoting Your Podcast
Doors to '30 days to Podcast' open end of October 2023!!!!
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Welcome to another episode, today let’s explore the notion of thinking no one would listen to your podcast and the creeping in of impostor syndrome and combatting it.
I talk about what impostor syndrome means, and that even seasoned podcasters also feel a sense of 'Who am I to do this?'
I want you to embrace your unique voice. There is no one in the world like you to share your message.
Don’t go from 0-100, but realistically start small with your podcast and strengthen your ability to reduce the thoughts and feelings of impostor syndrome. And grow from there as your confidence increases with your podcast.
Embrace feedback and take constructive criticism in your stride and make improvements. You’re competing against yourself to be better at the next episode than the last episode and grow as a podcaster.
Celebrate your wins, no matter how small and making a conscious effort to celebrate the win will reinforce your confidence and minimize the impostor syndrome.
Get yourself into a supportive community with people who know what you’re going through in your podcasting journey. This makes a world of difference.
Remember your why and grasp it and use it to remind yourself through the times that impostor syndrome and self-doubt start to creep into your head again. Knowing why you’re doing your podcast show will be what keeps the momentum going.
Hello!! In this episode, I talk about what filler words are and how to minimise their use, so that you can have an effective message each episode of your podcast.
I am a culprit of using the filler words and have been working over the years by becoming conscious of them and trying to use them when necessary.
I share how we can use the power of the pause to make that impact when sharing our side of things when speaking on a podcast as well as other exercises to help with having a concise and impactful episode.
I would love to connect and talk more about this episode @podcastwithrosie
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In this episode I share the basics to get your podcast going on a budget or lacking the time.
I cover:
Understanding your podcasting why
Narrowing down your topic and what you can talk about each episode
Knowing what equipment to use
Scripting and
How to record.
You'll want the download just for the checklist alone! :)
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Welcome to this episode, where Rosie shares how and why podcasting is the way to go and the reasons why you need to get your podcast up and going (even if you're on a dollar or time budget).
Reasons talked about today...
-The ability to access content on demand in a way that traditional media doesn't always allow.
-Intimate connections created - between listener and host.
-The plethora of content available about a topic you're interested in - there may well be a podcast about it.
-The freedom it offers for creators as opposed mainstream traditional media.
-You can bring the 'you' factor to your podcast.
-You can share your story and perspective without strict perameters.
-You can share your knowledge and expertise.
-Podcasting has revolutionised the way we can connect with each other and be more creative.
If these reasons weren't enough to spark your interest to start your own podcast! Let's talk more about this episode on Instagram @Podcastwithrosie
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Pressing record and speaking into the microphone are the only things you need to consider when getting your podcast in front of the right people. That's a start because you're starting your podcast, but there are so many other things we need to do to get our podcast out into the world and also in front of the right audience who will eventually become your loyal follower or subscriber.
In this episode, I share a few ways to help you find the right audience and make that impact on them so that they become your raving fan and follower.
Let's talk podcasting
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In this episode Ghostwriter and Strategist and now also podcast host Rebekah Meredith shares her journey from the idea of starting her podcast to releasing her first episode and the ups and down in between, all while balancing mum life and business.
Rebekah's podcast, The Peculiar Writer Podcast was not something she envisioned for her business, however it's now become something she looks forward to doing.
We talk about challenges that come with creating your own podcast, moving through them, and the benefits and rewards that have come with producing a podcast.
Rebekah shares how she named her podcast and a tip if you're not sure to start or are in the thick creating a podcast.
Connect and say hi to Rebekah on Instagram at The Peculiar Writer or grab her free resource to help you copywrite with ease.
Rebekah's brand new podcast, The Peculiar Writer Podcast is out now, listen to her latest episode here.
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In this Episode, I answer a listener question of what you can do today to get your podcast in front of more people.
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Take one of these tips and apply them today and let me know how you go in Instagram :)
In this episode I speak to online business owner Monica, Founder of Launch with Monica.
Monica is a Marketing and Launch coach. Who helps service entrepreneurs get consistent sales online. Helping to discover your powerful messaging and profitable content. Studying business and marketing in the UK and working in a marketing job she loved. After discovering coaching during a leadership training, becoming a NLP Practitioner and business coach. Her business started becoming serious after the pandemic hit and becoming a new mum during the pandemic.
We talk about preconceived ideas about podcasting, how getting on to other people's podcasts gets easier over time and the more you do it, and what you can do to be a guest on another podcast.
If you're looking to launch connect with Monica on Instagram @LaunchwithMonica or on her website for further info.
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In this episode Rosie shares some tips to get you started if you're feeling the overwhelm wanting to start your own podcast. There are a lot of moving parts that can feel intimidating and too hard, and Rosie was there once too! It felt to hard to just start.
So listen to this short but mighty episode along with your FREE Download to help you get into starting your podcast and eliminate the idea of not knowing where to start!
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In this episode, Rosie shares what has made recording her episodes easier and help you record your episodes with ease following these 6 tips.
- Smile
- Have your notes written either word for word or dot points
- Pause
- Mark your recording
- Correct as you go
- Take breaths through out
Implementing 1 or all of the above tips will make sure your episodes are smoother when recording and editing the episode.
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In this episode Rosie shares some ways to get around the thought and belief that you don't have enough time to get your podcast going and keeping that momentum.
Podcasting is nothing as I had imagined it. I initially thought it was plugging a mic in and pressing record and thinking that was it! But as we know there is a but more to it. I used the idea of not having enough time as an excuse, but once I was able to set up a routine to podcast, it became much easier.
Here are some things to help you carve out that time to work on your podcast efficiently as possible.
- Make a schedule
- have an accountability partner
- Plan your episodes in advance
- Choose a day to batch record your episodes
- Outsource where you can
Statistically 7 episodes in and you can start to have pod fade. Seventy Five per cent of podcasts don't make it past episode 7 and way less make it past episode 21.
So keep up the momentum by implementing the things above to make sure you do have time to podcast.
Welcome to episode 21 about where to include advertising in your podcast, what to look out for and what you can do to strategically include advertising in your podcast episodes.
We talk about the 3 types of advertising you can include and some other ways you can use advertising to create awareness or even sell your podcast or service.
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Hello, and welcome to episode number 20. As you saw in the title, the word studio is in air quotes. I want to explain this to you. This is because I have learned and with my students that we don't always go or are able to go into a well padded floor to ceiling studio room with a radio quality mics and have the ability to book that room whenever we want.
And you know what? A lot of podcasters won't have even stepped foot into a traditional studio but have successful podcasts all the same. While don't get me wrong, the sound quality of a podcast is super important when it comes to recording your podcast, but these days, there are ways around that and you can set up your own quotation marks, 'Studio' at home. So let me share a few things with you about that so you can set up your own podcast studio, just like that and get recording sooner!
- Mics - Have a mic that's part of your phone's corded headphones.
Different Mics:
- Audio Technica 2100 Usb mic
- Rode Usb mic
- Blue Yeti
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Samson Q2
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Headphones - Make sure they're plugged into your laptop/mic so you can hear that feedback and gain an edting ear in where to mark and edit faster later on.
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Table/desk set up- Try your best to avoid recording in front of a window as outside noise reflects into your room and can be picked up by your mic. Try and set up against a wall. Try to also sit amongst your clothes in your closet or wardrobe for crisper sound.
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Record using your laptop, more to do with how you're reading our notes and controlling your papers if youve got your notes handwritten. think of the scrunching and rustling sound of papers and when to avoid sound overlap.
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Keep your set up simple. Use the above tips and keep it lean until you can built your 'studio' up.
Let's talk more about this episode on Instagram @Podcast with Rosie.
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Rosie shares with you what a Trailer is, why it's important to have one, how to use it and when to record your podcast trailer.
She will walk you through an example so you can get your podcast trailer done and dusted in no time.
She also shares an exercise that you can do today to inspire your creative juices for your own audio trailer.
Connect with Rosie on Instagram @Podcastwithrosie
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Today we will be talking about finding and using music for your podcast. We will cover...
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Do you need music?
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What music do you need for your podcast.
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Where to find royalty free music
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Where music can fit into your podcast
Because it’s your show, you dont have to have music in all parts, you can choose.
For the month of March, you'll receive 50% off each episode if you need help with your editing.
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Radio was something that I loved doing after getting out of my comfort zone. While it didn't work out with the pandemic taking hold, I transitioned from radio work into a podcast producer and now editor. While it wasn’t all smooth sailing, I enjoyed it a lot!
I’d love to help you with your podcast and editing your show. Send me a DM @Podcastwithrosie on instagram if you’d like help with editing your podcast episodes.
Welcome to Episode 16 of Podcast with Rosie. This episode will be about some ways to make sure you don't fall into the trap of Podfade. Yes, it is a real thing and it can easily be done if you let it.
Here are some ways to keep that podcast momentum going.
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Have an excellent grasp on your why. Why did you start your podcast in the first place?
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Do you have a podast plan? Have you got enough content for the next 5-6 episodes?
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Have you got the patience to wait it our for 6,12 even 18 months before starting to see some solid results?
So, if you:
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Have a plan,
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BAtch record your episodes in advance,
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Schedule planning and recording you episodes in advance
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Outsource any podcast work you find draining...
Will make a world of difference and will keep you on the path to eliminating Podfade all together.
Join me on instagram @Podcastwithrosie for more tips and tricks about podcasting.
Welcome to episode 15. In this episode you'll know about what needs to be considered when changing your podcast's name and branding. Rosie share'es her experience and the things to look out for and do when you pivot your podcast.
Reasons Rosie pivoted:
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Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) reasons. To better find this podcast and services in a search.
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Instagram bio changes
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Colours and branding to suit.
Things to consdier taking action on:
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Saying your new name out loud more often to your audience.
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Changing your domain name.
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Look at your other social media accounts to line upw ith your current name.
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Changing your email templates to include your new name.
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Pdf guides/resources to have your new name within and links to your new connections with your new name.
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Your website, scouring through making changes to replace the old with your new name.
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Including an ad within your previous episodes to let your audience know you've changed your name.
While this might take some time to roll out, it can be done gradually, as long as you let your audience know.
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Welcome to episode 14. In this episode, you’ll know more about finding that guest you’ve wanted to seek out and have on your podcast, and do it in a way that will lock in the interviews you are needing.
Here are the 10 tips to do this and hone your skill on searching for the next guest on your podcast. If you apply some or all of these tips, you’ll be sure to lock in your next guest interview.
- Search in groups, locally online or from friends
- Research research research
- Send a request
- Be mindful of their time
- Have specific questions ready
- Make sure your technology works
- Talk before the iv about what you’ll be sharing on the episode
- Use friends, clients past and present or potential clients
- Share their contact details in your show notes not always on the episode itself
- Think about asking to be on their podcast
Bonus tip: set up an online booking system.
Come and share your way of finding your podcast guests on Instagram.
While this podcast name for now is remaining the same, we are in the midst of some changes as you’ll see with my Instagram name, which is now ‘Podcast with Rosie’. See you there!
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Hello and welcome to episode 13! This episode is about sharing some mini facts about 8 different types or styles of podcasts you could apply to your own podcast.
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Interview style
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Conversational Podcasts
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Monolugue Podcasts
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Storytelling/Investigative Podcast
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Roundtable Podcasts
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Theatrical Podasts
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Repurposed content podcast
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Hybrid style podcasts
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Course to set up your own podcast from scratch starting in March 2023.
This week Rosie shares 3 ways to promote your podcast. This is something that can be done before or after you launch your show.
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Let your supportive family or friends know about your podcast, as they might know someone interested in your show and promote for you.
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Get good at one social media platform. Share consistently on one platform you're comfortable with. Try this out for 7 days.
3. Be a guest on another podcast show. Don't forget to DOWNLOAD the FREE RESOURCE that includes an email script template you can copy and paste it with your information and send it off to a podcast you'd like to be on.
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Podcasting is the new Radio...
Radio is fading out..
Radio is no longer popular...
These are some of the stereotypical things that are said about podcasting replacing radio.
Both Podcasting and Radio have their places.
Rosie shares the benefits of having a podcast and that radio is still alive and well.
While podcasting has grown so much, don't let that scare you as there is always room for your podcast in the world.
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It's a minor underlying question that is on everyone's mind at one point or another when creating your own podcast episodes.
There are 3 things Rosie will share with you to help you decide on the duration of your podcast episodes.
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Think about the editing process. The longer your episode goes for, the longer you'll need to edit the audio. Are you editing yourself or are you outsourcing the editing?
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Depending on the genre, topic/subtopic you talk about each episode will determine the length of episode.
If youre sharing about the news 15- 20 minutes would be ideal.
If you’re doing an interview be prepared for at least an hour.
If you’re talking about a specific topic and go into depth something like the 6 steps to getting/making the best cup of coffee you're going in depth with each step so at least 40 mins.
Up to and beyond 60 mins
Comedy
Society and culture,
Business,
True crime,
Sport,
Health/fitness,
Fiction
Relationships podcasts.
3. Is a 5 minute podcast too short?
This is the minimum to share something valuable. Generally speaking. There are podcasts that are 1 min long and are daily episodes, however will mostly be a mantra, saying, motivational tip or teaser. These podcasts exist, however having a longer duration episode will benefit you in the long term.
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While not everyone listens to podcast episodes to the very end, it is still important to include a professional sounding outro. In this episode, Rosie shares what to
- Have a call to action
- Always thank your audience for listening
- Include music to top off the show.
To find Royalty free music
Audio jungle which is under the name envato marketFoxi music
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Having a flowing introduction is very helpful to help get your podcast episode started. There are a few ways to start your episode and when you have the right flow, it gets easier as you reuse and recycle the template for each episode.
In this episode, Rosie shares the main things you need for a succinct podcast episode introduction to help you get your podcast started smoothly each time with this way.
Here is one of many examples:
- Have a voice over, with someone else introducing you and the show.
- You could introduce yourself and the show.
- If you have a freebie to share, eg a pdf, checklist or guide, share where to find it.
- Brief story about you, an event or something that happened to you recently.
- And a very brief hook about what you’ll be taking about in the episode.
This could all be spoken over the top of your intro music as it plays in the background.
Place to find voice over artists:
- upwork
- fivver
- voice123
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If you're wondering whether to pay a guest to be on your podcast, Rosie has some good news for you about this.
Unless you're wanting a very high profile podcaster on your show for a specific reason, (even then paying shouldn't really happen), payment in the form of monetary value shouldn't be needed.
There are many ways to make exchanges for another person's time.
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Getting an episode done and released is a task in itself, but when you want to organise an interview with a guest for your show, that too is also exciting, but can be an overwhelming experience each time you want to have someone on your pdocast.
In this short but jam packed episode, Rosie shares 3 and a bonus way to find a guest for your podcast. Some golden nuggets to take away and use today for your very own podcast.
When you're ready to have guests on your podcast, take and use one of the tips so you can have guest upon guest on your podcast more often.
I'd love to hear from you and how you used these tips to help you get your next guest on your podcast and how the episode went!
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Scripting for your podcast can be the bain or saviour of your podcast. The time that goes into scripting can be enough to throw in the mic and not continue as there are a few things to include in your podcast script.
***In this episode, Rosie shares what to include in a script for your episode, if you don't want to use a script and tips to make sure your episodes flow better when you do script.
An Introduction could include:***
- A snippet of the episode that hooks the audience in
- Something about you that the audience can relate to
- Listener shoutout
- Sponsor advertisement
A body (meat and potatoes) to include :
- The main point you want your audience to take away
- It could be written out word for word or in dot point form to keep you on track
Questions to answer:
- What do you want your listener to take away after listening to your episode?
- Is this something your listener wants to know more about?
If you decide to write out your episode word for word, don't think that time will be of waste. You could use it as a blog post down the track. Although, there are transcribing services for your podcast, writing it out can be an option if you're nervous, or konw you will get off track. You never know, it might be your most listened to episode.
Concluding your episode to include:
- summarise the episode to recap
- include where people can find out more about you (socials)
- Salutation
- If you're keen even share what your next episode will be about so your audience know what to expect the next time they listen in.
What if you don't want to script?
This is also a style of podcasting. If you're a natural story teller and know you can keep your audience engaged, go for it! This will cut out a lot of the scripting processes. I say hooray for you!
I just want you to think about the editing process when going completely off script as it can take longer to edit when you do that. Also, think about your listener and if you're keeping them front of mind with what you're sharing and if they are staying engaged, if you've for those two things covered than go off script.
Summary:
1 -Scripting is definitely \ncessary for your podcast episodes - especially when youre ust starting out.
2-Keeping to the point is really important to ensure your listener stays engaged.
3-Make sure you have an introduction that briefly overviews what you’ll be talking about that episode.
.4-Have the meat of the episode succinct, flowing and to the pont and you can have this part of the script written out in long form or with short dot points to remind you.
5-The ending, you can do a summary of the important parts ( remember ive mentioned in previous episodes, listeners tune in and out) thank your audince, and if you’re really keen share a teaser of what the next episode will be about and have your salutation youd use every episode at the end.
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Scripting for your podcast can be the bain or saviour of your podcast. The time that goes into scripting can be enough to throw in the mic and not continue as there are a few things to include in your podcast script.
In this episode, Rosie shares what to include in a script for your episode, talks about if you don't want to use a script and tips to make sure your episodes flow better when you do script.
Share your podcast scripting experience with Rosie on Instagram or how you have applied any of the tips she shares that have made your scripting that little bit easier.
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Creating your own podcast cover art is something that can be forgotten about
1. Using Canva
Canva is the new and modern way to design graphics. Even if you're not a graphic designer and don't have an artistic side (just like me), Canva will provide the dimensions for whatever you're designing.
Search 'Podcast Cover' in canva to see all the templates. You can then make the changes to suit your own cover. Download your design and you're on your way. Depending on what design you're going for the paid version will allow you so many more options, like removing a background. Nut the free version will also get you by.
Canva
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Fivver, 99 designs
You will need to pay a designer on one of these platforms so make sure you have your idea of what you want as clear as possible. If you're wanting to make changes to your design, be prepared to pay a bit more for -
Ask a friend.
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Try it yourself
Things to remember when creating your podcast cover.
3000 x 3000 pixels
Have clear writing
You're working with a small tile, so make sure to keep the graphics as clear as possible.
Here are some podcasts with clear art to inspire you.
Branding colours:
coolors.co
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Rosie shares how to name your podcast with some questions to ask yourself while in the process of getting your podcast done.
Sometimes naming your podcast might happen at the very beginning as you might already have an idea, or it could also be when you have recorded some episodes and get a feel for the podcast as you progress.
Use this exercise and tips to help you name your podcast so that you can move onto the recording and releasing of your episodes to the world.
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Deciding on your podcast topic can stop you in your tracks.
Rosie shares how to choose and lock in your topic with a simple exercise that will have you then moving onto the bigger things like recording your podcast.
When you're first starting out on your podcast, there are so many parts that it can become overwhelming and giving up seems like a better option.
Rosie shares 3 reasons to start a podcast and how you can lock in your why so you can stay motivated through the busier times.
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In this episode, Rosie shares how you will know if podcasting is for you. There is a lot of work that goes into a podcast that we are not told about and Rosie shares the in's and outs of that.
Grab your free resource for this episode to help you get the feelings of overwhelm and wonder out of your system at www.startapodcastfromscratch.com/feelings
When you decide you want to podcast then start by completing the simple exercise of recording yourself talk about something you're passionate about 5 times and see how you go.
Use the free download to write your feelings down.
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Welcome to Start a podcast from scratch with Rosie Rose. Rosie shares her bite sized episodes that will get your podcasting journey started. Get away from the overwhelm and imposter syndrome of starting your own podcast. Tune in each week as Rosie shares the in's a and out's of podcasting as a beginner.