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We’ve all been there.

You’re in deep work mode, you’re crossing tasks off of your to-do list, and you’re feeling great about the future of your independent podcast. And then it happens. You come across a word, concept, or idea that’s unfamiliar — and you are sent down a rabbit hole of Google search results, YouTube videos, and research trying to make sense of it all.

Need a little help getting your podcast off the ground?

Whether you’re just starting out, or you’ve reached a growth plateau, we could all use a little help when it comes to podcasting.

When you’re first starting out with independent podcasting, there is an overwhelming number of tasks and items on your to-do list. Gathering the right equipment, planning your content, scheduling guests, and publishing your episodes can feel like a full-time job. But branding your podcast is just as important as any of those other steps, and often gets overlooked.

Podcasting is an exciting way to share your voice with the world. But achieving great audio can be daunting.

Many aspiring podcasters struggle with recording audio for a podcast. The technical jargon can be overwhelming.

Podcasting is booming, and it’s the perfect time to dive in. Starting your own independent podcast canbe a thrilling journey.

But where do you begin? The technical jargon and equipment choices can feel overwhelming.

There’s something to be said for just going for it.

So you’re ready to take the plunge and get started with your amazing independent podcast. But there’s just one problem. You don’t have the budget of a successful media company behind you.

We get it. When you’re just starting out it can be tempting to use a conference call platform like Zoom to record your independent podcast. It’s familiar, it’s immediately available, and it’s free.

For independent podcasters, maximizing your creative output with a limited budget is key.

For podcast listeners, a great guest can make or break a show. Choose the wrong guest for the inappropriate topic? You’ll likely lose listeners. But selecting the perfect company to explore your niche can elevate your show and help you attract new listeners.

Running an independent podcast isn’t easy. You have to be your own producer, editor, marketer, and webmaster. It’s a full-time job and then some. As a one (or two) person show, you’re building a brand from the ground up.

Are you thinking about starting a podcast for your brand? Now is the time.