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People that work on the business side of podcasting. This will mostly be editors but may include experts in marketing, scaling, technology, legal, etc.
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Crafting a Business Model that Actually Works with Mark Deal —PEM016
Whether you’re looking to run your business full time or are a side hustler (perhaps with the dream of full time one day), you need a business plan, a business model and a business map. Creating these crucial guides can be intimidating, but fortunately, aren’t as overwhelming as they sound. You just need to break it down.
Redefining Your Vision to Redirect Your Business with Michael (MiTi) Jerry –PEM015
Pulled in a dozen directions dictated by running a business… you can quickly lose your once-bright vision and be pulled away. How do we recenter? Reevaluate? Return to providing services that bring more than just income but truly bring value to our lives and to our clients?
Make Yourself Indispensable: Offer Podcast Marketing with Coach Chris Hines — PEM014
If you’re not helping your clients increase their business, improve their downloads and solidify the loyalty of their customers, you’re leaving huge money on the table. Editors who want to make more money — without working a crazy number of hours — need to learn the art of podcast marketing.
Protecting Yourself as a Podcast Editor with Gordon Firemark, The Podcast Lawyer™ –PEM013
“… if they come and ask you, ‘Hey, do you think I can use this stuff?’ I think you got to say, ‘Hey, I’m not a lawyer’.” – Gordon P. FiremarkWhat are my legal rights as a podcast editor? What are my legal responsibilities? How do I protect myself? How much do I need to…
I’m a good podcast editor. Why do I feel like an impostor? – PEM0012
Imposter syndrome – we all face it. But how do we overcome imposter syndrome and come out stronger? Listen as Heather Wester shares her story.
Podcast Editors: Attract the RIGHT Clients for Your Business – PEM0011
As podcast editors, we’re almost always interested in finding new ways to attract clients. But what if we’re attracting the WRONG clients? Listen as Britany Felix shares what she’s learned.
The Genius of Boldness and Podcast Engineering School
“Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it.”* Need to charge more for your services? Need more clients? (Yes and yes!) Then improving your skills and upping your confidence are the catalysts you covet. To get them, consider Podcast Engineering School and employing the genius of boldness. Chris Curran of Podcast Engineering School offers both…
How Podcast Editors Can Create More Diversity and Inclusion
If you’re struggling to respond to or understand the Black Lives Matter movement personally and professionally, you aren’t alone. There’s a fine line between authentic allyship and service and skeevy marketing strategies. Yet, research shows that diversity and inclusion positively benefits bottom lines. The millennial and Gen Z generations are the most diverse in history:…
Digital Hoarders and Pedagogy– Podcast Editing Business Edition
When does your editing business invest in new equipment? Is it when productivity lags? Or is it merely a matter of budget? How do you know when it’s REALLY time to replace equipment? And then what determines how much you spend? We help Bryan decide whether to purchase a new Mac computer or stick with…
What makes your podcast editing service better than AI?
How does a podcast editor compete as apps like Descript become better at doing our jobs? What is it that you’re really offering? Tanner shares his insight on the future of podcast editing and why accountability as service is critical for survival. Required reading for this episode: Accountability As A Service (AAAS): The Only Future…