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Adding Structure To Your Podcast

Gone are the days of hitting record, saying whatever comes to mind, and hoping that our podcast gets discovered. To gain an audience, we need to support our content with structure. Despite the false belief of restraining creativity, having content structure is what will captivate the attention of your audience and builds for a strong-lasting show. Hit play to now to discover how you can add structure to your podcast by following easy-to-implement tips. For the complete show notes, go here: https://thepodcastplanner.com/ep19

Vocal Triggers with The Shan Man

Our voice is the most important podcasting tool that we have and yet, it’s power and health is overlooked. In this episode, I invite The Shan Man to discuss vocal triggers - how we use our voice to share our message, capture the attention of our audience and how to take care of it! For complete show notes and reference links, please visit https://thepodcastplanner.com/ep18

Using Conversation Triggers For Better Content

To make a positive difference in an ever-growing content space, it’s essential to have different and engaging conversations on our podcasts. After all, it’s the experience of the being part of these discussions on the show that will draw in the listener’s attention. In this episode, I will be sharing proven conversation triggers that have worked for professional podcasters, producers and myself. For complete episode notes, visit https://thepodcastplanner.com/ep17

8 Ways To Spin Your Podcast Content

What I’m about to share with you was created out of an “ah-ha!” moment after one of my podcast clients constantly struggled with expanding on their main topic. They knew their topic well, it was just the format and delivery aspect that continued to puzzle my client. This content spinner has continued to help my clients quickly and easily create their podcast episodes. I hope it will help you too. For complete episode notes, visit https://thepodcastplanner.com/ep16

Episode Review

Making time to step back and review what we’ve created helps us to be aware of our progress towards the goal we have with our podcast. If we don't, the opposite tends to happen.  We continue to just roll with the punches, cautioning on the side of podfading. Here are 5 simple questions to review and refine our episodes content creation. For complete episode notes, visit https://thepodcastplanner.com/ep15