It’s all in the lead up. Great athletes know this. Successful business people know this. And you, fine podcaster, should know it too. Here’s how you can avoid screwing up your podcast before you even start.

We weren’t all born with deep booming voices but that doesn’t mean we can’t make the most of what we have. In this episode, I walk you through a couple of great exercise to make sure your voice is warmed up and sounding great before you hit record. Put your spandex on, grab your sweat band and let’s pump up those flabby vocals with my podcasting voice workout.

It doesn’t matter if your voice is a high-pitcher squeaker or a low rumbler, this one little trick will take your voice down a notch. And, reduce the strain on your vocal cords. You won’t believe how simple it is to sound sexier, more professional and be easier to listen to…

A professional sounding guest extro doesn’t just make you sound good, it can also increase the chances your show will get shared and take care of your audience at the same time. If you’re not paying attention to how you’re going to thank and say goodbye to your guest, you’re missing a major opportunity. Let’s fix that. In this episode, I’ll explain what your guest extro should sound like and how to pull it off in a win, win, win way.

Your podcast intro shouldn’t be complicated. The more you add, the more annoying it gets. In this episode, I’ve got just the tip you need to craft a basic podcast intro that will welcome everyone, set the tone and (most importantly) not piss them off. Find out the two things you need to focus on most to create an effective intro for your podcast.

His fans are demanding more from his podcast. Should he expand to give them what they want or keep his niche tight? I answer a listener question in this episode.

Do you have verbal diarrhea or do you tap the power of silence. In this episode, I’ll explain why shutting up during your podcast may just be what you need to engage your audience and turn them into raving fans.

Whether have a new podcast or you’re 500 episodes in, a podcast trailer is a powerful promotional tool when you do it right. Here’s how to do it right.

There are 3 types of podcaster. Do you know which one you are? You better or you could be doing a disservice to your audience and wasting a whole lot of your time and money.

Are you leaving your listener disappointed? If you end your podcast without this critical final element then I guarantee you are. Find out how to get out of your podcast strong and lay the groundwork for your listeners to become fans and customers.