Tuesday Tips: How to Respond to Negative Feedback on Your Podcast and Social Media


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Wavve Insights: Don't Sweat The Negativity, How to Learn From Criticism

There's been a lot of talk in the media about the harmful effects of negativity on social media platforms, largely among younger users. But the trolls don't discriminate, they're hiding under all sorts of social media bridges.

If you're a podcaster, putting your opinions and ideas out in a public forum is pretty much what you do. Some listeners are going to disagree with your content. Opinions as seemingly innocuous as whether or not a hot dog is a sandwich (it isn't), which Star Wars movie is the best (clearly Empire Strikes Back), or if pineapple belongs on pizza (nope) can bring out strong counter arguments.

Positive feedback can be motivating, and negative feedback can be challenging. How you respond to criticism can significantly impact your podcast’s growth and your relationship with your audience. Wavve has valuable tips on how to handle negative feedback on your podcast.


Bonus Wavve Knowledge: Coming to Terms With Social Media for Self-Promotion

We mentioned above that social media can be a platform for ridiculous conspiracy theories, really bad recipes, a way for haters to hate, and worse. But, it can provide immense value for podcasters.

It's an indispensable tool for those looking to expand their reach and engage with a broader audience. With billions of active users across various platforms, social media provides a vast landscape where you can promote your podcast, share content, and interact with listeners. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to effectively use social media to boost your podcast’s visibility and listener base.

If you don't like the feedback you get on social, see above.


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