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Why 75% of Podcasts Fail and How You Can Avoid it: What 100+ Podcasters Wish They Knew Before Starting Podcasting, Key Growth Hacks For Beginners
So, you want to start a podcast...
Did you know that over 75% of all podcasters discontinue their show within 12 months of starting?
I know, shocking right? The truth is, many beginners have unrealistic expectations when it comes to the kind of success they should expect from podcasting.
Many come in with the idea that they will launch their show and have thousands of listeners eagerly tuning in with no extra work. Some believe you have to be tech-savvy in order to make it in podcasting. Others think podcasting is an easy way to get money.
There are endless unforeseen hurdles from the moment you pick up the mic to the week to week of releasing episodes and keeping your audience engaged, it’s easy to see why so many beginners start but soon podfade. To podcast well involves a lot of moving parts! Not to mention the endless conflicting opinions online on the best way of starting a podcast and building an audience (and maybe an income) around it that do nothing but cause confusion.
It pains me to see podcasters who were once filled with passion and highly motivated to spread their message eventually succumb to their show joining the endless pile in the graveyards of Apple and Google Podcasts.
This Daniel Larson project is essentially a community collaboration aiming to equip complete beginners with all the tools and knowledge needed to thrive in podcasting, giving them a head start.
It’s a collection of advice from 70+ experienced podcasters of all shapes and sizes, providing their insights on what they wish they knew when starting, and the biggest ‘hack’ they’ve learned over time. This includes the mistakes they made, the challenges they faced and how they overcame each one. We believe this is the perfect way to help you avoid any pot holes on your own podcasting journey, making it a fun, sustainable and smooth sailing journey to success!
If you are a complete beginner serious about podcasting, you can not afford to go without the wealth of experience and knowledge shared in this playbook!
Ignore this opportunity to learn from countless others who have walked the same path, and risk investing the next 6 months of your time, energy and money for the project to come to a halt and end in the podcast graveyard.
Those who have taken action and absorbed this playbook have not only started their podcast off to a bang but feel confident as they are well prepared for all the hurdles that will come their way, truly knowing what to expect and how to take it in their podcasting stride.
In you’ll discover, through the experiences of many seasoned
So if want to give yourself the best chances of succeeding in this game, if you want to learn from countless others and avoid podfading, scroll up and click ‘Buy Now ’.
Did you know that over 75% of all podcasters discontinue their show within 12 months of starting?
I know, shocking right? The truth is, many beginners have unrealistic expectations when it comes to the kind of success they should expect from podcasting.
Many come in with the idea that they will launch their show and have thousands of listeners eagerly tuning in with no extra work. Some believe you have to be tech-savvy in order to make it in podcasting. Others think podcasting is an easy way to get money.
There are endless unforeseen hurdles from the moment you pick up the mic to the week to week of releasing episodes and keeping your audience engaged, it’s easy to see why so many beginners start but soon podfade. To podcast well involves a lot of moving parts! Not to mention the endless conflicting opinions online on the best way of starting a podcast and building an audience (and maybe an income) around it that do nothing but cause confusion.
It pains me to see podcasters who were once filled with passion and highly motivated to spread their message eventually succumb to their show joining the endless pile in the graveyards of Apple and Google Podcasts.
This Daniel Larson project is essentially a community collaboration aiming to equip complete beginners with all the tools and knowledge needed to thrive in podcasting, giving them a head start.
It’s a collection of advice from 70+ experienced podcasters of all shapes and sizes, providing their insights on what they wish they knew when starting, and the biggest ‘hack’ they’ve learned over time. This includes the mistakes they made, the challenges they faced and how they overcame each one. We believe this is the perfect way to help you avoid any pot holes on your own podcasting journey, making it a fun, sustainable and smooth sailing journey to success!
If you are a complete beginner serious about podcasting, you can not afford to go without the wealth of experience and knowledge shared in this playbook!
Ignore this opportunity to learn from countless others who have walked the same path, and risk investing the next 6 months of your time, energy and money for the project to come to a halt and end in the podcast graveyard.
Those who have taken action and absorbed this playbook have not only started their podcast off to a bang but feel confident as they are well prepared for all the hurdles that will come their way, truly knowing what to expect and how to take it in their podcasting stride.
In you’ll discover, through the experiences of many seasoned
So if want to give yourself the best chances of succeeding in this game, if you want to learn from countless others and avoid podfading, scroll up and click ‘Buy Now ’.
200 pages, Paperback
Published November 22, 2021
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June 9, 2023
Skip this book. There are far more helpful books out there. The advice by the 100+ completely random podcasters was so contradictory it would have spun my head if this was the first book I started with. There are also an insane number of typos, formatting errors, and grammatical errors. They either cut and pasted people's replies straight from (I assume) their emailed answers...or they typed the book up and hit send without a review. I tried reading another "Daniel Larson" book, but the fact that it's a pen name for 2 people who make it sound like he's an actual person really put me off. I gave it an extra star because I did mark a few pages with things I wanted to check out.
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