The Wit & Wire blog

A lot of podcast hosts have full-time jobs and families outside of their podcasts. And understandably, outsourcing may not be the right fit for you, but you still want to save time running your podcast more efficiently.

That’s why today, I’m here with Wit & Wire podcaster Jacqueline Aenlle (From Urban to Ag) to talk about streamlining your podcast production processes, how to know which marketing efforts are really working, and how to decide what NOT to do.

Today I’m excited to switch gears and talk about why podcast hosts can benefit from being guests on other podcasts.

If even hearing that sentence gives you a bit of imposter syndrome, and you aren’t sure if you have enough expertise or experience to be a guest, my friend Christina Lenkowski is here to address why being a podcast guest is fundamentally different than social media or paid advertising. She’ll also cover some of the most common mistakes people make when it comes to pitching podcast hosts.

If even hearing that sentence gives you a bit of imposter syndrome, and you aren’t sure if you have enough expertise or experience to be a guest, my friend Christina Lenkowski is here to address why being a podcast guest is fundamentally different than social media or paid advertising. She’ll also cover some of the most common mistakes people make when it comes to pitching podcast hosts.

Jenny Suneson shares how to become a summit speaker, who should consider hosting a summit, and how being involved in a summit can help you build your audience.

The launch of Apple Paid Subscriptions is a pivotal moment in podcasting, and both Facebook and Spotify have already responded with big new feature announcements of their own.

A lot of aspiring podcasters are also aspiring (or current) authors. Learn how podcasting can actually help you write a book someday, including outlining and promoting.