If you have over 25 podcast episodes, and especially if your podcast content is evergreen, you should be repurposing past episodes. This practice helps you maximize the value and reach of your podcast and enables you to remain consistent online without having to physically show up. This week, episode 20 of Successful Podcasting Unlocked answers the question: How Can I Repurpose My Podcast Content?

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In this episode, I share:

• Promoting episodes featuring guests with upcoming book releases or promotions can provide publicity for both the podcast and the guest.
• Resharing evergreen, yet timely episodes can be a great way to reconnect with your audience throughout the year.
• Creating roundups of related episodes can help listeners find valuable content on specific topics.
• Social media schedulers can automate the sharing of past episodes on multiple platforms without extra work on your end.

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Admittedly, I am not good at naming things out of the blue, BUT when it comes to podcast titles, you know exactly what to expect with my shows. This week, episode 19 of Successful Podcasting Unlocked answers the question: How important is a podcast name?

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In this episode, I share:

• Although your podcast title is not the only factor, it is an important one when it comes to attracting listeners.
• Market research helps to understand your
• Brainstorm multiple title ideas, check availability, and seek feedback from friends and listeners before settling on a title.
• Your podcast title can change as your show evolves.

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If you’ve ever edited a podcast episode before, you know how time-consuming it can be. That’s why I wanted to share some things you can do and tools you can leverage to cut down on some of that time spent editing. This week, episode 18 of Successful Podcasting Unlocked answers the question: Why does editing a podcast take so long?

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In this episode, I share:

• Podcast editing is time-consuming, with the general rule being that editing takes about 4x the length of the raw audio.
• When you make a mistake, pause and give yourself space to start over instead of stumbling through your words.
• Consider using an outline to stay on track and avoid side tangents that don’t provide value.
• Tools you can use to help edit and enhance your podcast audio, allowing you to cut down on time spent editing.

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You’ve probably heard the saying, ‘Don’t judge a book by its cover’ and while we know we shouldn’t the reality is people do judge books and podcasts by their covers. With so many people starting podcasts, it is so important for us to use every tool available to grab and hold our listener’s attention and podcast artwork is the first step in doing that. This week, episode 17 of Successful Podcasting Unlocked answers the question: Is podcast artwork important?

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In this episode, I share:

• Podcast artwork should be aligned with the podcast’s brand and target audience.
• Consider using episode-specific cover art to create deeper brand awareness.
• Strategically align your artwork with the vibe of your show so listeners can know what to expect.

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With the rise of AI, we are seeing more and more podcasting platforms and tools offer AI features. But how can we leverage these tools to be efficient with our podcast creation while also intentionally keeping our authentic voice? This week, episode 16 of Successful Podcasting Unlocked answers the question: How can I ethically use AI as a podcaster?

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In this episode, I share:

• Platforms like YouTube and Apple Podcasts now require podcasters to disclose the use of AI in their content creation.
• Ethical use of AI is using AI tools to enhance existing content or brainstorm ideas rather than relying on it to create original content.
• You should treat AI like an intern, always overseeing and checking the content it generates before using it.
• Podcasters should be encouraged to make the most of AI tools while still maintaining their own voice and expertise.

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As a podcaster, you know how much work goes into creating just one episode. So when a guest comes to you asking for their episode to be taken down, this can feel frustrating. This week, episode 15 of Successful Podcasting Unlocked answers the question: My guest wants me to take down their episode, what should I do?

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In this episode, I share:

• Don’t take their request personally as it is more likely a reflection of something they said than the quality of you or your work.
• Include clear terms in your intake form giving you the right to use and edit the content as you see fit.
• Consider other options like re-editing portions of the episode before agreeing to take it down completely.
• Talk with your guest, understand their concerns, and make your decision on a case-by-case basis.

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If you have been podcasting for any amount of time, you know that it takes a lot of heart and excitement to consistently create content. But how do you know when it’s time to throw in the towel? This week, episode 14 of Successful Podcasting Unlocked answers the question: How do I know if it’s time to stop podcasting?

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In this episode, I share:

• Get clear and honest with yourself about your podcast goals and evaluate the effort you put into achieving them.
• Consider how life situations and podcast frequency impact your ability to keep going.
• Motivation, purpose, and setting yourself apart from other podcasters are important factors to consider.
• Trust yourself to make the right decision that works for YOU.

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Ep 5: What are the Dos and Don'ts of Launching a Podcast?

Ep 12: Should my Podcast Be Weekly, Bi-weekly, or Monthly?

If you’ve been podcasting for a little while and feeling that it’s time to make a change you might find yourself considering a podcast rebrand. But depending on the evolution of your content and your audience, you may also consider if a simple refresh could do the trick or if it’s time to restart with a completely new podcast. So how do you know which is the right option for you? This week, episode 13 of Successful Podcasting Unlocked answers the question: How can I successfully rebrand my podcast?

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In this episode, I share:

• Consider reaching at least 25 episodes to have a clearer understanding of your audience and content before considering a rebrand.
• Evaluate whether you need a full podcast rebrand or just a brand refresh.
• If you’re changing the overall content or audience, starting over with a new podcast might be better than a brand overhaul.
• Treat your rebrand like you would a launch, communicating with your audience to build excitement.

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