When you set out to start your podcast you may (or may not) have thought about how to monetize your show. Whether this extra income is earmarked to earn money for you or to offset associated podcast fees, it’s savvy to explore adding a revenue stream to your podcasting efforts.

To answer Mary's question about the average number of episodes in a season: There isn’t an average number of episodes. In fact, it’s important to know this one rule as it relates to podcasting: YOU MAKE UP THE RULES FOR YOUR PODCAST!

Just thinking about the various types of information a show host requires for an interview may make some shy away from doing an interview format. If this describes you, keep reading. Once you know about these tips and tricks, you may want to include interviews into the mix of what you’re doing on your podcast.

Darlene Victoria shares some wisdom and experience nuggets to help you feel more comfortable and ready to get your feet firmly planted on solid podcasting ground.   

Darlene Victoria discusses the tale of two podcasts and points out some tips around naming your podcast or rebranding an existing podcast.

New listeners will always continue to discover your show when you continue to make on-going marketing a priority. Don’t overlook having an Episode Relaunch Strategy.

Use these three ideas to accelerate your creative juices and introduce you to ways for doing your podcasting differently.

Read some recent podcast updates which are beneficial whether you are a podcast host, someone supporting podcasters, or simply in the early stages of creating your podcast.

Use Darlene Victoria’s wisdom nuggets to determine if now is the right time to pour fuel on your idea and run with it or if you need to reach out for a jump-start.  

You don’t need to claim every single podcast listing that sends an invite.  Just do your due diligence and be mindful of any costs to you.

Show notes are a summary of the highlights to entice listeners. Transcripts are presented word-for-word to allow your audience to read along instead of listening. Using episode transcripts comes with three big advantages you may not have previously considered.

In May 2020, when Spotify announced Joe Rogan’s wildly successful podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, would become a Spotify exclusive show it got the wheels turning in the minds of many about podcast networks. Joe Rogan was offered a lot of money to make this move. Others such as Brené Brown’s, Unlocking Us, have done similar.