So many podcasts begin as a dream: “I’d love to … I wish I… Maybe I could … Wouldn’t it be fun? … Well, now that you’ve discovered our How to Start a Podcast Guide, that dream can happen!
We’re going to show you how easy it is to make a podcast, get YOUR one-of-a-kind show up and running, and then how to market, grow, and monetize that dream. It’s so exciting!
We’ve broken the start a podcast process into four critical phases that align with the onboarding process of podcast hosting platforms like Libsyn.
Take a short-cut to wherever you are in your podcasting journey.
Podcasting is the fastest growing medium in the world. According to Edison Research (The Infinite Dial® 2022), 73% of the U.S. 12+ population (an estimated 209 million people) have listened to online audio in the last month, up from 68% in 2021. Let’s put your podcast on the map!
Here on your start a podcast journey, we serve as your compass, exploring your dream podcast destination, what to think about and how to get there. Make it EPIC!
WHY do I want to start a podcast?
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