THIS SHOW IS CURRENTLY ON HIATUS - PLEASE ENJOY THE ARCHIVE OF CONTENT FOCUSED ON MAKING PODCASTING BETTER. Where plenty of podcasts about podcasting (PAPs) tell you what to do, Podcast Pontifications gives you what to think about in podcasting. These insightful forward-looking episodes have one central tenet: Podcasting needs to be made better, not just easier. Designed for the working podcaster, these short-form episodes get you thinking about the future of podcasting and how you can better prepare yourself -- and your shows -- for the future. The goal is simple: help you develop critical thinking skills needed to make the best future-proofed podcast you can with the tools of today. Plus a few sneak previews of what might be coming tomorrow. Hosted by Podcast Hall of Fame Class of 2022 inductee Evo Terra.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyChartable - https://chartable.com/privacyPodsights - https://podsights.com/privacy
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 days 3 hours 11 minutes
episode 170: How To Produce A Podcast On Your Business’ Schedule
Conventional wisdom will have you believe that you have to produce a podcast every single week. But that's not true for most businesses. Here are three better ways, with three great benefits, to take your brand’s podcast in a better direction.
episode 171: 3 Tips To Perfect Alignment Between Your Podcast And Your Business’ Brand
As a business owner, you know how to make sure your business brand is on point. Here’s how to apply those same techniques to your business-focused podcast.
episode 172: What Business Podcasters Can Learn From Game of Thrones and the Indy 500
Which do you think is bigger: the series finale of Game of Thrones or the Indy 500? Both have great lessons for business-focused podcasters.
episode 173: Making Room For Purposely Tiny Podcasts
Podcasting is the next big revolution. Or is it? Maybe the word big, and all the assumptions that come with that word, is holding more than one podcaster back.
episode 174: Will The Algorithm Love Your Podcast?
Algorithms will soon infect podcast just as they’ve infected every other digital medium. How “fair” will these algorithms be to your podcast? Or how drastically will you need to change your show to stay relevant?
episode 175: The Future Of Podcasting Might Be Stealing From Instagram Stories
Instagram stole the idea of Stories from Snapchat. Can podcasters steal it again to provide a new approach to (and service for) podcasting?
episode 176: Podcasting At The Top, Middle, & Bottom Of The Funnel
Are episodes of your podcast “the thing” at the bottom of your marketing funnel? Or are you using them at the top of the funnel? What about as content in the middle of the funnel? And what the heck is a marketing funnel?
episode 177: It's Not OK For Your First Business Podcast To Suck
If you've written and published anything beyond an email or a Tweet, you know that first drafts suck. The same is true for your first attempt at recording a podcast episode for your business. Here’s a tip: Don’t publish content that sucks.
episode 178: 3 Reasons To Make A Bold Podcast in 2019
Should you follow well-established, well-trodden ground for your next podcast? Or should you break away from the norm and do something very bold. I recommend the later, with one caveat and three supporting reasons why.
episode 179: Podcasters Are Making It Too Hard For New Listeners Wide
We all want more new listeners to our podcasts, and we all want to follow best practices for our podcasts. Ironically, an accepted best practice in podcasting might be getting in the way of new listeners enjoying your show.