Friendly Podcast Guide: Teaching Women How to Grow a Podcast (Without Burning Out)

Season 4 is here! I’m sharing a peek into what’s coming up—including podcast marketing strategies I learned at Podcast Movement in Dallas, sustainable podcasting strategies that work for real life, and the heart behind why I coach moms in podcasting. If you’re wondering how to grow a podcast audience or start a successful podcast as a mom, you’re in the right place.I’m Andi Smiley, podcast coach for moms who want to start and grow a podcast without burning out. With six years of podcasting experience and a heart for helping moms succeed, I bring practical tools, real-life advice, and a whole lot of encouragement to your earbuds.Topics Discussed in This EpisodeSeason 4 sneak peekWhat I learned at Podcast Movement DallasPodcast marketing strategies that actually workSustainable podcasting strategies for momsWhy burnout doesn’t belong in your podcast planHow to grow a podcast audience without hustling 24/7Balancing podcasting with motherhood and caregivingA few surprises coming this season (hint: guest appearances!)Key TakeawaysThis season is all about marketing your podcast in a way that’s quick, effective, and totally mom-life-friendly. You’ll get expert advice, encouraging stories, and doable podcast tips for moms—so you can grow your audience without sacrificing your sanity.Links & ResourcesLearn more on my websiteFollow me on InstagramSubscribe to the show so you don’t miss a thing!Transcript:Hi, I’m Andi Smiley—your Friendly Podcast Guide and the podcast coach for moms who want to start and grow a podcast without burning out. If you’ve ever wondered how to start a successful podcast as a mom—or how to grow a podcast audience once you’ve launched—you’re in the right place. I’ve been podcasting for five years, and I’ve helped so many moms find podcasting strategies that actually fit their lives. On this show, you’ll get practical podcast tips for moms, stories from my own journey, and wisdom from some of the smartest podcasters out there.Season 4 of The Friendly Podcast Guide is packed. I just got back from Podcast Movement in Dallas, and I’ll be sharing the insider podcast marketing strategies that podcasters everywhere are talking about. But I don’t just teach theory—I show you sustainable podcasting strategies that work in real life. Because you don’t have time for fluff or burnout, and neither do I.This season, we’ll cover marketing your show in a way that’s quick, effective, and mom-life friendly, plus how to balance motherhood, caregiving, and podcasting without letting your show take over your life.And it won’t just be me—you’ll hear from incredible guests, and maybe even my partner Scott will make a special appearance. It’s going to be a season full of encouragement, expert advice, and the podcast marketing strategies you’ve been searching for to grow your audience in a way that feels good.So, hit subscribe and let’s make this the season you finally create and grow a podcast you love.

Ever wondered how a high schooler could take a passion for Greek mythology and turn it into a hit podcast? In this episode, I chat with Cole, the teen creator behind Lasting Legends: Greek Myths Surround Us, a kid-friendly podcast that connects ancient myths to the modern world. If your kids are into Percy Jackson or love learning through stories, this one's for you.Cole isn’t just any guest—he’s a young podcaster who’s turning heads (and sparking conversations) with his thoughtful storytelling and creative sound design. His podcast has become a favorite in my house, and in this conversation, we dig into how he crafts his episodes, why he started his show, and what it’s been like seeing it reach listeners all around the world.Topics discussed in this episode:Why he chose Greek mythology as his podcast focusCreative ways he ties myths to modern lifeThe sound effects and production techniques that make his show engagingHow his episodes spark family conversations (including at my house!)His advice for kids (and adults) who want to start a podcastWhat he's learned since launching Lasting LegendsThe episode he's most proud of—and whyTakeaways from this episode:Cole reminds us that podcasting can be a fun, creative outlet at any age—and that sound design can make a huge difference in how your audience connects with your content. If you're feeling stuck, try adding just one sound effect to your next episode. It could be the spark that reignites your love for podcasting.Timestamps (00:00) Intro (02:09) Meet Cole and how he started podcasting (07:18) The sound effects that bring his show to life (10:20) What surprised him most about podcasting (12:52) Cole’s top advice for new podcasters (13:57) Where to listen to Lasting Legends (14:36) Final thoughts and your one next stepLinks:Listen to Lasting Legends on Pocket CastsListen to Lasting Legends on AppleListen to Lasting Legends on SpotifyTry Show Notes Sidekick to name your episodes, write your show notes, and morekid podcaster, Greek mythology podcast, podcasting for kids, creative podcast ideas, podcast sound effects, Lasting Legends

If you've ever wondered what a podcast network really is, how they work, or if your show is ready for one, this episode is for you. I sat down with Jeff Umbro, founder of The Podglomerate and host of Podcast Perspectives, to get all your podcast network questions answered in one friendly, info-packed conversation.Meet the ExpertJeff Umbro is the founder and CEO of The Podglomerate, a podcast network and production company, and host of the show Podcast Perspectives. With years of experience in both the creative and business sides of podcasting, Jeff offers a rare, insider look into what podcast networks are, what they offer, and how indie podcasters can know if joining one is the right move.Topics Discussed in This EpisodeWhat a podcast network actually is today (it might surprise you!)The different types of networks: sales agencies, IP companies, service providersWhat to ask before signing with a podcast networkHow to evaluate if your show is ready to join a networkRealistic download numbers networks are looking forWhat makes a show appealing to a networkHow to research and pitch a network effectivelyWhy values and relationship fit matter more than you thinkKey TakeawaysPodcast networks come in many forms, and not all do the same thingsBefore approaching a network, ask yourself what you want out of the relationshipA great network fit is about values, goals, and shared expectations—not just numbersYou can monetize your podcast at any size, but scale often matters to networksWhen reaching out, show you've done your homework—it's appreciated and rememberedTimestamps(00:00) Intro and why this episode matters (01:10) Show Notes Sidekick(02:14) What is a podcast network? (04:20) How to choose a podcast network(06:00) Are you ready for a podcast network? (07:29) First step to find a podcast network for your show(10:14) Questions to ask podcast networks (11:49) Jeff’s biggest advice to podcasters (14:49) Final thoughts and next stepsLinks:Show Notes Sidekick — My tool to help you name episodes, write show notes, blog posts, and get promo ideas in minutes!Friendly Podcast Guide on InstagramThe Podglomerate — Jeff’s podcast networkPodcast Perspectives — Jeff's podcastPodchaser — A helpful tool for researching podcasts and networksKeywordspodcast network, podcast networks for small podcasts, should I join a podcast network, how to pitch a podcast network, podcast network benefits, podcast network requirements

In this season finale of The Friendly Podcast Guide, I’m reflecting on five big lessons I learned in season three. From embracing AI tools to discovering the magic of Pinterest for podcasters, this episode is packed with insights that made my podcasting journey more fun and fulfilling. Plus, if you’re feeling overwhelmed, I’ll tell you the one thing you should focus on first.Hi, I'm Andi Smiley, your friendly podcast guide! I help podcasters create shows that are fun and fulfilling without burning out. I share practical tips, lessons from my own journey, and advice from podcasters I admire.Topics discussed in this episode:Why ChatGPT is a game changer for podcastersHow to use AI to streamline show notes, emails, and episode ideasMy favorite marketing strategy: Pinterest for podcastersHow narrative formats can rescue tricky interviewsThe surprising benefits of sending weekly emailsTips for talking about your podcast in real lifeTakeaways from this episode:ChatGPT saves time and boosts creativity but always tweak its output.Pinterest is a powerful long-term marketing tool, even for beginners.Narrative formats can turn a so-so interview into a standout episode.Weekly emails aren’t as scary or overwhelming as they seem.Practicing “curiosity statements” makes it easier to talk about your podcast offline.Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction(01:00) How ChatGPT became my podcasting secret weapon (04:19) Why Pinterest is my favorite podcast marketing strategy (07:55) The magic of narrative format episodes (09:33) Weekly emails: not as overwhelming as I thought (10:18) How I got more comfortable talking about my podcast IRL (12:01) One simple thing to try if you’re feeling overwhelmedLinks Mentioned:Grab the free Pinterest Magic for Podcasters GuideBrittany Herzberg (aka the Queen of SEO)Follow me on InstagramKeywords: chat gpt for podcasters, pinterest for podcasters, podcasting for beginners, marketing your podcast

Is social media marketing getting you down? This episode is for you. Andi shares two simple, powerful ways to market your podcast that have nothing to do with Instagram or TikTok—but everything to do with real connection. These strategies are easy to start, but might just push you a little outside your comfort zone in the best way.Andi Smiley is a podcast coach for moms who want to create a fun and fulfilling podcast without burning out. As someone who’s grown her podcast through meaningful, low-pressure marketing strategies, she’s here to share what’s worked for her and her clients.Topics discussed in this episode:Why social media isn’t the only way to market your podcastHow networking events (yes, really!) can help you grow your audienceWhat to look for in a networking event that fits your vibeHow to turn everyday conversations into podcast marketing momentsUsing “curiosity statements” to naturally talk about your showThe power of in-person and face-to-face virtual connectionsA story about making a genuine connection that turned into a clientTakeaway from this episode:If you’re feeling overwhelmed, start by writing down one sentence you can use the next time someone asks how you’re doing—something that naturally brings up your podcast. Practice saying it out loud. It doesn’t have to be perfect, it just has to be true. Marketing your podcast doesn’t have to feel like a sales pitch. It can just be you, sharing something you love.Links:- Book your 30-minute Podcast Jumpstart Session- Buy my podcast planner (use FPG10 for 10% off!)SEO Keywords:How to promote your podcast offline, marketing your podcast without social media, networking for podcasters, non-traditional podcast marketing, creative podcast promotion ideas, ways to market your podcast without social media, how to promote your podcast in everyday life, how to confidently talk about your podcast, what to say when someone asks about your podcast, podcast elevator pitch, offline marketing tips for podcasters, introvert-friendly podcast promotion, how to market your podcast naturally

What is podcast SEO? In this episode Andi chats with Brittany Herzberg (the queen of SEO) and breaks down how we can use SEO for our podcasts in a way that doesn’t make me want to run away screaming. Brittany Herzberg is an SEO strategist and copywriter who has been using SEO to increase podcast discoverability for her own podcast and her clients’ podcasts for several years. She is good at explaining concepts like SEO keywords and visibility in a way that is simple, but very affective.Topics discussed in this episode:Podcast SEO basicsPodcast SEO examplesPodcast discoverabilityPodcast SEO keywordsPodcast SEO best practicesHow to get your podcast SEO rightHere's the one thing you should implement in your podcast if you’re feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to start and that is…making sure that your episode titles are 60 characters or less. Getting into this habit will be super helpful for you as you are starting your podcast. Like Brittany said during our conversation, it helps your ideal listener know what the episode is going to be about (because the title doesn’t get cut off with an ellipsis). And whenever you interview someone make sure to use their name in the title as well, so that when people are searching for that person, your episode comes up! (Okay, I know that was two things, but they were two small things, so hopefully that’s okay.)Timestamps(00:00) Introduction(02:15) Getting to know Brittany(03:52) Brittany’s SEO origin story(05:19) SEO for new podcasters(07:38) Podcast SEO keywords(18:09) Podcast SEO in action(21:56) Unique SEO strategy(25:53) Podcast SEO resource(28:03) The Basic B Podcast(30:52) SummaryLinks:It’s Karmic by Vika Bradford: https://play.pocketcasts.com/podcasts/ba409050-ec9c-0139-d4c2-0acc26574db2Uber suggest: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ubersuggest-seo-and-keywo/nmpgaoofmjlimabncmnmnopjabbflegf?hl=enSEO for Podcasters guide: https://brittanyherzberg.com/digital-shop/p/seo-podcast-show-notes-templateThe Basic B Podcast: https://brittanyherzberg.com/the-basic-b-podcastPodcast SEO for beginners, what is podcast SEO, podcast discoverability, podcast SEO keywords, SEO for podcasts, how to get your podcast SEO right, podcast SEO examples, basics of podcast SEO, step-by-step guide to podcast SEO

Want to grow your podcast without relying on social media? In this episode, I’m sharing my favorite sustainable marketing strategy: guesting on other podcasts! You’ll learn how to pitch yourself (even if you're nervous) and what to say in a podcast pitch email that actually gets a yes.I’m Andi Smiley, podcast coach for moms who want to start and grow their show in a fun, flexible way without burning out. I’ve been a guest on dozens of podcasts, and today I’m walking you through the exact strategy I’ve used (and that I teach my clients) to land interviews and reach more listeners — no complicated funnels or reels required.Topics discussed in this episode:Why podcast guesting works (especially for moms)How to know when you're ready to pitchWhat to include in your podcast pitch emailTips for writing a strong, personalized pitchHow to overcome imposter syndrome as a guestWhat to do after your pitch gets acceptedPlanning your guest interview strategyCommon mistakes to avoid when pitching yourselfHere’s the one thing you should implement in your podcast if you’re feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to start and that is…before you start sending emails about being a podcast guest, do some research beforehand to make sure you are a good fit for their podcast. You don’t want to waste your time (and the host’s time) doing an interview that doesn’t reach your ideal listener.Timestamps(00:00) Introduction(01:08) Imposter Syndrome(02:16) Find podcasts with a similar vibe(03:02) Rate and review their podcast(03:48) Email the podcast host(07:35) Prep for interview(10:10) After the interview(12:04) Podcast guesting is self careLinksSchedule your free Podcast Jumpstart Session: https://friendlypodcastguide.com/jumpstartGrab my free Podcast Guesting for Beginners Guide: https://friendly-podcast-guide.myflodesk.com/x7182w3t67Follow me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/friendlypodcastguideKeywordspodcast marketing without social media, how to be a guest on a podcast, pitching yourself to podcasts, podcast guest interview strategy, how to write a podcast pitch email, podcast guesting tips, what to say in a podcast pitch email, overcoming imposter syndrome as a podcast guest, how to become a guest on podcasts to grow your audience, what to include in your podcast guest pitch email

In this episode, I'm sharing a simple, sustainable strategy for marketing your podcast using Pinterest! If you're feeling overwhelmed by social media or looking for a way to grow your show without being glued to your phone, Pinterest might just be the solution you've been praying for. I’m walking you through exactly how I use Pinterest for podcast promotion—and how you can too—without burning out.I'm your host, Andi Smiley, a podcast coach for moms who want to start their podcasts in a way that's fun and fulfilling without taking over their lives. After seeing the difference Pinterest made for my own podcast growth (without adding hours to my work week!), I knew I had to share this sustainable marketing tool with you too.Topics discussed in this episode:Why Pinterest is a perfect fit for busy podcastersHow Pinterest can market your podcast without daily postingThe difference between Pinterest and traditional social mediaWhat you need to get started on PinterestHow to create pins that lead listeners straight to your episodesTips for making Pinterest sustainable for the long haulMistakes to avoid when promoting your podcast on PinterestHow to use Pinterest to grow your podcast even when life is busyMain TakeawaysPinterest is a powerful search engine, not a social media platform—perfect for evergreen podcast marketing.You don’t have to be a designer or a tech wizard to create effective pins.A few well-made pins each month can keep working for you long after you post them.Focus on making it easy for people to find your podcast episodes and take the next step with you.Sustainable podcast marketing is possible when you choose strategies (like Pinterest!) that work with your busy life, not against it.Timestamps(00:00) Introduction(01:54) Why Pinterest is great for podcasters(05:03) Podcast Jumpstart Sessions(05:59) How to use Pinterest as a podcaster(09:51) Andi’s Pinterest win(10:42) If you're overwhelmed start hereLinksPodcast Jumpstart SessionGrab my Pinterest Magic for Podcasters guidePocket Casts Web PlayerFollow me on PinterestFollow me on InstagramCheck out my DIY podcast course, The Podcast Launch Playbook for MomsPinterest for podcasters, how to market your podcast, using Pinterest for podcast promotion, podcast marketing strategy, marketing a podcast without social media, sustainable podcast marketing

Can a podcast workflow actually make podcasting easier? The simple answer? Yes, it is podcasting made easy. The longer answer…is this episode. I’m going to explain what a podcast workflow is, how it helps you accomplish podcasting without burn out and how to create your own using a podcast workflow template.With this episode you’ll be able to:Confidently explain what a podcast workflow isCreate a podcast workflow that will help you avoid burnoutTweak your podcast workflow when it isn’t working for you any longerDon’t forget to grab a free 30-minute Podcast Jumpstart Session, I love helping you get rid of those podcasting roadblocks!  Oh, and be sure to say hi on Instagram!Timestamps(00:00) Introduction(01:12) What is a podcast workflow(02:40) Podcast Jumpstart Sessions(03:39) Before making a workflow(04:03) Batch recording podcast(05:23) Creating your podcast workflow(07:21) My podcast workflow example(08:22) Tweaking your workflow(10:06) One thing you should dohow to start a successful podcast, podcast tips, starting a podcast tips, tips on starting a podcast, advice for starting a podcast, how to start a podcast with no audience, podcast tips for beginners, how to start a podcast for beginners, podcast workflow, how to create a podcast episode, batch recording podcast, podcasting without burning out, podcasting made easy, podcast workflow template, podcast workflow example

Sometimes inspiration comes in the strangest ways. In this episode Whitney Archibald talks about how a rock climbing accident helped her get crystal clear about what she wanted to do with her podcast.Whitney Archibald is the host of 2 podcasts: The Family Lab and The Y Magazine Podcast. She has the best parenting advice and is always trying the funnest experiments with her podcast. She has been podcasting for 6 years and is a podcast lover like me. Topics discussed in this episode:Podcast experimentingHow to start a podcastPodcast inspirationSeasonal formatPodcast catalogParenting podcastsHere’s the one thing you should implement in your podcast if you’re feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to start. And that is to make sure you are scheduling breaks into your podcast calendar. Whitney’s story proves that your listeners will stick with you even when you take breaks, so make sure you take those breaks so you don’t burn out!Timestamps(00:00) Introduction(00:59) Get to know Whitney(05:13) Whitney fell off a cliff(08:36) Podcast Jumpstart Sessions(09:35) Seasonal format is best(16:26) The Y Magazine PodcastLinksLast week’s episode with WhitneyThe Family LabThe Y Magazine PodcastOlogies with Alie Wardhow to start a successful podcast, podcast, podcast tips, starting a podcast tips, tips on starting a podcast, advice for starting a podcast, podcast download numbers, podcast seo, podcast marketing strategy, video podcasting, podcasts on YouTube, search engine optimization podcast

How do you actually sit down and write an awesome podcast episode? The short answer…experiment a lot. The long answer is this episode. And one of my favorite parts is when Whitney breaks down how to create an amazing podcast episode out of a bad interview.Whitney Archibald is the host of 2 podcasts: The Family Lab and The Y Magazine Podcast. She has been podcasting for 6 years so she has had plenty of time to figure out what works and what doesn’t. Topics discussed in this episode:Solo podcast episodesInterview podcast episodesNarrative podcast episodesWriting a podcast episodeHow to save a bad interviewPodcast interviewing tipsHere’s the one thing you should implement in your podcast if you’re feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to start and that is to experiment. Try something new. The best way to figure out what your listeners like is to try something new and see how they respond. And don’t get me wrong this doesn’t have to be big experiments. This could be something as simple as changing up the way you say your outro, or choosing a topic that feels a little outside of your comfort zone. Whatever you choose to do, make sure to track how your listeners react to it and track what you think about it too. Then you’ll know if you should try to incorporate it into your podcast or not.Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction(01:27) Writing interview episodes(10:27) Creating solo episodes(20:23) Creating a narrative episode(28:37) One thing you should doLinks: Free 30-minute Podcast Jumpstart SessionThe Family LabThe Y Magazine PodcastFor the Love of Historyhow to start a successful podcast, podcast, podcast tips, starting a podcast tips, tips on starting a podcast, advice for starting a podcast, podcast download numbers, podcast seo, podcast marketing strategy, video podcasting, podcasts on YouTube, search engine optimization podcast

How do you avoid burning out as a mom with a podcast? In this episode I give you 3 mistakes that I made that led to me burning out and how to avoid them. When you follow the advice in this episode you will avoid so much of the stress and overwhelm that I dealt with in the first year of my podcast.Topics discussed in this episode include:Seasonal podcast formatLaunching a podcastHow to start a podcastPodcast download numbersPodcast editingHere is the one thing you should implement in your podcast if you're feeling overwhelmed and you're not sure where to start, and that is having a seasonal format. That break is not only so that you can rest, which is very, very important, but it's also to give your brain a break from putting out content so that you can refill your creative cup so that you're ready to put out your best content again for the next season. If you don't have that break, eventually you're probably gonna run out of ideas, which is kind of the worst thing that can happen for a podcaster. So you need to take those breaks so that you have time to recharge and give your brain a break from trying to think of new ideas so that when you do come back, the ideas are just gonna flow. I can promise you that because that's what happened to me when I finally took my first break.  I came back with so much energy and excitement around my podcast and. You deserve to have that energy and excitement around your podcast too, not just when you first start your podcast, but every season after thatTimestamps(00:00) Introduction(01:37) Have a seasonal format(07:30) Podcast Jumpstart Sessions(08:30) Don’t look at download numbers(11:22) Use Descript for editing(13:11) The one thing to implementLinksPodcast Jumpstart SessionsDescript (affiliate link)how to start a successful podcast, podcast, podcast tips, starting a podcast tips, tips on starting a podcast, advice for starting a podcast, podcast download numbers, podcast seo, podcast marketing strategy, video podcasting, podcasts on YouTube, search engine optimization podcast

Your podcast name is the first thing people notice—so no pressure, right?? In this episode I’m telling the story of how I named my podcast along with some other vulnerable stories like how many downloads the Friendly Podcast Guide got last month and how much money I’ve made so far this year.Topics discussed in this episodeStarting a podcastPodcast experimentsHow to name a podcastPodcast download numbersStorytelling in a podcastEmail marketing for podcastersHere’s the one thing you should implement in your podcast if you’re feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to start. Use Chat GPT to make your life easier. You can use it to help you name your podcast, name your episodes or even make your email more concise.Timestamps(00:00) Introduction(01:41) Use Chat GPT to name episodes(02:59) Podcast download numbers(05:27) How much money I’ve made(05:52) Podcast coaching calls(06:24) Podcast experiments(09:37) How to name a podcast(14:09) Implement this one thingLinks:The Popcast with Knox and Jamie, Recasting The Hunger Games Characters episodeThe Friendly Podcast Guide on InstagramGrab the Name Your Podcast toolHow to name a podcast, how to start a successful podcast, podcast, podcast tips, starting a podcast tips, tips on starting a podcast, advice for starting a podcast, podcast download numbers, podcast seo, podcast marketing strategy, video podcasting, podcasts on YouTube, search engine optimization podcast

When I wrap up the launch of a podcast season I always like to take some time to evaluate how it went. What went well, what went poorly and what I can learn from all of that. So, I decided to walk you through my process in this episode.Topics discussed in this episode:Podcast launch strategyStress-free podcastingCreating a podcast trailerSeasonal podcast formatHow to start a successful podcastHaving a growth mindsetHere's the one thing you should implement in your podcast if you’re feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to start. As you are launching your podcast (or launching the next season of your podcast) the most important thing for you to remember is that your worth is separate from your download numbers. Take it from someone that is still working on remembering this. Download numbers are just information, they in no way reflect if you are an awesome person or not, they just tell you if the things that you tried during that launch worked or not.Timestamps:(00:00) How my launch week went(02:23) What went well(04:50) What didn’t go so well(07:46) Podcast Jumpstart Session(08:45) What I learnedLinksMy episode all about launching your podcastFree podcast launch calendarThe Friendly Podcast Guide on Instagramhow to start a successful podcast, podcast, podcast tips, starting a podcast tips, tips on starting a podcast, advice for starting a podcast, podcast download numbers, podcast seo, podcast marketing strategy, video podcasting, podcasts on YouTube, search engine optimization podcast

We get to learn how to build a podcast community from Jamie B Golden. She has been in the podcasting world for more than 10 years and she was kind enough to share her best podcasting advice with us today. Jamie is the co-host of The Popcast with Knox and Jamie, a podcast that is not only delightful, but also pays Jamie’s rent. Topics discussed in this episode:How to build a podcast communityInnovating with your podcastKnowing your podcast audienceAdvice for podcastersCreating a podcastHere's the one thing you should implement in your podcast if you’re feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to start. And that is editing. You need to edit out more than you think you should. And I’m not talking about getting rid of all of the ums and the pauses, I honestly think you should keep some of those in, because that helps the conversation sound more natural. What I’m talking about is getting rid of anything that isn’t moving the conversation forward. My chat with Jamie had so many fun moments in it that I had to cut, because they weren’t applicable and they were slowing down the energy, but I had to be brutal in my editing to make the best possible episode. So be brutal with your editing. Your listeners will thank you and then tell their friends about your awesome show.Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction(01:06) Podcast Jumpstart Sessions(02:01) Get to know Jamie B Golden(06:21) Why I love the Popcast(07:53) Podcasting is fun(12:20) How to build a podcast community(21:02) Community is invested in the Popcast(26:07) Advice for podcasters(28:46) One thing I disagreed with(29:54) The one thing you should doLinks:Podcast Jumpstart SessionsSearch Engine PodcastThe Popcast with Knox and Jamiehow to start a successful podcast, podcast, podcast tips, starting a podcast tips, tips on starting a podcast, advice for starting a podcast, podcast download numbers, podcast seo, podcast marketing strategy, video podcasting, podcasts on YouTube, search engine optimization podcast