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Tips for Solo Podcasting: How to Engage Your AudienceSolo podcasting can be a rewarding experience, offering complete creative control and the opportunity to share your unique perspective. However, engaging your audience without the dynamic of a co-host or guest can be challenging. Engagement is crucial for building a loyal listener base. When you effectively engage your audience, you foster a sense of community and encourage listeners to return for future episodes. A recent Wavve blog post outlines nine tips to help solo podcasters engage with their audience. Below, are a couple of real world examples that should serve as inspiration.
Using AI as a Co-host for Solo PodcastersA couple of months ago Sounds Profitable posted a thought-provoking article, Meet Your New Co-host, which delved into how AI can serve as an assistant to solo podcasters. Keep this digital path in mind when you're trying to boost engagement or streamline your process. Analysis: We're big fans of minimal design, when it works. It does here. Shades of red can be distracting, but here red is used very well and gives the main image hip appeal. The font choice and yellow color jump off of the red background. Copy is limited, which isn't a bad thing at all. 📰 How Apple's podcast transcriptions came to be. Learn more. 🏭 Google DeepMind shifts from research lab to AI factory. Read more. 📢^^ YOUR AD HERE! Knock, Knock. Who's there? Spotlight. Spotlight, who? This email goes to registered creators at wavve.co or those subscribed to The Wavve Blog. Wavve helps [WORK_ROLE GOES HERE] creators grow their influence online with social video and text. |
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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...
In Case You (Were Podcasting and) Missed It YouTube Podcasts See Big Growth on TVPodcasts on YouTube were watched for 700M hours on TVs in October, nearly double year over year. Despite the growth, podcasts still account for only a small share of total YouTube TV viewing. Bill Simmons Podcast Moves to Netflix Live The Bill Simmons Podcast will stream live on Netflix starting January 11 (US only). The deal is exclusive, meaning the show will no longer appear in full on YouTube. iHeartRadio to...
Another week, another round of “creators are the future and everyone else is just catching up.” We’re here to break down what happened across music, podcasts, audiobooks, and film—so you don’t have to doomscroll before your first coffee.