Having good music lifts everything, whether that is transition or intro music or an underscore… Music is just a really exciting element.
A great tip from Laurent is to launch the recording a bit before the actual interview, so that the guest forgets about it and feels more at ease.
Editing and mixing the breaths, room tones, the background noises… How to deal with it? Listen to this episode!
It doesn't really matter what an editor uses as software as long as they have good ears, says Sam.
In this episode, Tim will answer some important questions that enabled him to produce more episodes in less time.
Sheelagh determines the topics for her podcast by looking at what is trending in social media or from requests.
Emily Olyarchuk, brand content manager for ESCP business school, says launching a podcast cannot be improvised overnight!
Even if you think the topic has been done over and over again, there'll be people out there that wanna listen to the way you ask the questions.
You can start with one question to turn that into fifteen great minutes if you're listening properly.
That narrowing down is essential to be unique and well targeted to figure out what piece of information people are going to remember in this episode.
Building groups with over 1000 members takes a lot of work and dedication, but it is totally rewarding!
Be careful, it could be that you are spending a lot of effort to get people into a community that they don’t necessarily want to be a part of.