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A Note From the EditorWe put together the weekly Wavve newsletters to help all of you in the podcast industry succeed. We're changing up the format a bit to provide even more insights about podcasting, building your own personal brand, content marketing, and other fun stuff. Expect to see more stories from others who sit behind a microphone, more tips and tricks on how to succeed, and our takes on industry news and trends. We're excited about the changes we're making and hope you are too. Happy podcasting! Wavve Insights: Podcast Sponsorship, How to Attract and Keep SponsorsPodcast sponsorship is a great way to monetize your content and build lasting relationships with brands. Attracting and keeping sponsors requires a strategic approach that balances the needs of your audience with those of your sponsors. A recent Wavve blog post provides six tips on how to attract coveted sponsorships. One of the biggest points out of the six focuses on creating a media kit. That's not always on the to-do list for rookie podcasters, but it's important. Consider it a podcast resume. A strong media kit conveys why you appeal to specific sponsors, and can earn you revenue.
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How to Stop Hating the Sound of Your Voice on a Podcast Many podcasters dislike the sound of their own voice — and that reaction is completely normal. This article explains why we hear ourselves differently than others do, and why confidence improves naturally with practice. It also offers five practical techniques to sound more natural and engaging on mic: Speak naturally, not in a “radio voice” Vary your pace to avoid sounding flat or robotic Use intentional pauses to add emphasis Change...
Who Gets to Start a Podcast — and Who Doesn’t? As we kick off 2026, it’s the perfect time to look at who’s entering podcasting — and who’s being left behind. The Creators 2025 study reveals structural gaps that appear before a mic is ever turned on.Key Insights: • Entry barriers exist: 8% of women create podcasts vs. 15% of men. • Retention isn’t the problem: Women who start are slightly more likely to continue than men (69% vs. 67%). • The gap predates video: Historically, 23% of men vs. 12%...
Repeatable Podcast Episode Ideas That Keep You Consistent Running out of episode ideas usually isn’t a creativity problem—it’s a systems problem. This article outlines repeatable episode formats that make planning easier and help podcasters stay consistent over time. Key approaches include: Foundational episodes that explain how you think and what you believe Audience-driven episodes built around real listener questions Focused interviews centered on one clear insight or decision Solo...