10 Lessons Learned After Six Years of Podcasting

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Overview

02:14 It's Just A Microphone

03:37 The Importance of Consistency

05:29 Becoming an Expert through Podcasting

07:24 The Value of Interviewing Guests

08:50 The Supportive Podcasting Community

10:17 No Competition in Podcasting

12:14 Meeting Interesting People Through Podcasting

13:43 Dealing with Burnout

15:33 Sharing Knowledge Freely

19:27 Focusing on Your One True Fan

21:19 Conclusion

Takeaways

• Just start with a microphone and upgrade later
• Consistency in publishing is key
• Podcasting can make you an expert on your topic
• Interviewing guests is a valuable learning experience
• The podcasting community is supportive
• There is no competition in podcasting
• Podcasting allows you to meet interesting people
• Burnout is a real issue in podcasting
• It's okay to share your knowledge freely
• Charging for your services is acceptable
• Focus on your one true fan

Podcasting can be fun and rewarding but it can also be challenging, especially for the indie podcaster. In this episode, I talk about the top lessons I learned during 6 years of podcasting.

It's a phenomenal array of talking points that put the spotlight on podcasting as an important medium to share our message with the world.  

So if any of these lessons resonate with you leave a comment below or drop me an email @ jenn@toolsofthepodcasttrade.com. I'd love to hear from you.  

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