I love podcasting. I love listening to them, I love making them, I love helping my clients make them.

But I don’t think everyone should have a podcast.

If you’re thinking about starting a podcast, whether it’s to help grow your business or just for fun and giggles, there are definitely a few things to think about before you take the plunge.

I have a new little friend who I’m very pleased to introduce you to and it’s name is Rode NT-USB Mini. That’s right, my friend is a microphone.

A lot of work goes into hosting a podcast. You want to know that people are listening and you also want to know why. What are they getting out of it? What do they enjoy? What don’t they enjoy? The only way to find out this information is for your listeners to review your show.

So you’ve got a kick ass podcast and you want to get it onto the Apple Podcast charts, right? I’ve got a pretty juicy tip for you today as I talk about the best way to do this when you’re first launching your show.

In this episode, I talk about why valuable content is the biggest hack when it comes to building popularity. I talk through the importance of establishing your uniqueness and developing the art of making your content interesting.

In this episode, I talk about how many downloads are a good amount of downloads and why it’s not necessarily the only metric you should be looking at.