That Podcast Exchange

In this episode of That Podcast Exchange, host Miko Santos welcomes Courtney Carthy, the director of Lenny.fm and a seasoned content producer with experience dating back to 2007. Courtney shares his insights on best practices for podcast production, emphasizing the importance of having a structured publishing checklist.He discusses strategies for effective episode descriptions and the necessity of engaging guests and collaborators in the promotional process. This episode is packed with valuable tips for early-stage podcasters and service providers looking to enhance their podcasting success. Tune in to discover tools, tactics, and the latest trends in the podcast industry!If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over Twitter @realmikosantos!Connect with Courtney CarthyVisit Courtney Carthy on WebsiteConnect with him on LinkedInResources and links mentioned in this EpisodeSubscribe to our Podwires Newsletter, by clicking hereConnect with Miko Santos on Linkedin and TwitterDo you require a job posting? or Join us at Podwires Marketplace. if you're an independent podcast producer looking to show off your abilities.Visit our audio version of the podcast hereIf you are an independent podcast producer,? Join the Podwires Slack community to connect with other podcasters and service providers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode of That Podcast Exchange explores the evolution of podcasting from its audio-only roots to a more visual and audio medium. Hosted by Miko Santos, the show delves into how the industry is adapting to meet the changing expectations of audiences who now prefer the option to listen or watch podcasts with 2017 Podcast hall of Fame Rob Greenlee . Featuring insights from a podcast industry expert, the episode offers valuable information and advice for early-stage podcasters and service providers to navigate the latest trends and opportunities in the field.If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over Twitter @realmikosantos!In this episode, we cover:[00:00:30] Podcasting industry changes.[00:04:54] Podcasting evolving into video integration.[00:12:15] AI and automation in podcasting.[00:13:30] AI-generated content in podcasting.[00:18:14] Authenticity in AI content.[00:23:51] The future of podcasting.[00:25:40] The future of content creation.Connect with Rob GreenleeVisit Rob Greenlee on WebsiteConnect with Harry Morton on Twitter and LinkedInResources and links mentioned in this EpisodeSubscribe to our Podwires Newsletter, by clicking hereConnect with Miko Santos on Linkedin and TwitterDo you require a job posting? or Join us at Podwires Marketplace. if you're an independent podcast producer looking to show off your abilities.Visit our audio version of the podcast hereIf you are an independent podcast producer,? Join the Podwires Slack community to connect with other podcasters and service providers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode of That Podcast Exchange host Miko Santos interviews Harry Morton, the founder and CEO of Lower Street, an award-winning global podcast agency for brands. Harry shares valuable insights on creating successful branded podcasts, understanding target audiences, and measuring podcast ROI.with Harry for more insights.uld love to continue this conversation with you, over Twitter @realmikosantos!In this episode, we cover:Success in podcasting industry.Standing out in crowded market.Understanding brand identity and audience.Focusing on specific target audience.Having a clear point of view.About the GuestHarry Morton is a seasoned professional in the world of podcasting, with over 15 years of experience in the audio industry. His journey began with a background in music and audio post-production, where he honed his skills and developed a passion for storytelling through sound. After a setback early in his career, losing a critical audio file for a client's advert, Harry transitioned into sales and marketing roles, gaining valuable experience and a global perspective during his time in Australia.Connect with Harry MortonVisit Harry Morton WebsiteConnect with Harry Morton on Twitter and LinkedInbrandpodcastsummit.com (Brand Podcast Virtual Summit- April)Resources and links mentioned in this EpisodeSubscribe to our Podwires Newsletter, by clicking hereConnect with Miko Santos on Linkedin and TwitterDo you require a job posting? or Join us at podworks.io if you're an independent podcast producer looking to show off your abilities.Visit our audio version of the podcast hereIf you are an independent podcast producer,? Join the Podworks.io Slack community to connect with other podcasters and service providers.More About That Podcast Exchange:This podcast is an insightful conversation with people at the top of their game and deconstructs them to find the tools, tactics, and tricks to help you achieve your dream goal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of That Podcast Exchange, host Miko Santos interviews Noemi Beres from Podcast Connection. They discuss the importance of building genuine relationships in the podcasting world, both with hosts, guests, and the audience.If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over Twitter @realmikosantos!In this episode, we cover:[00:03:54] Podcast guesting is a service.[00:08:23] Charging for podcast guesting.[00:09:47] Building post-interview relationships.[00:15:58] AI impact on podcast guesting.About the GuestNoemi Beres, the guest speaker in this podcast episode, is a seasoned entrepreneur and podcast guest expert with a wealth of experience in the online marketing industry. With a career spanning over a decade, Noemi has honed her skills in content creation, social media marketing, and blog writing, establishing herself as a prominent figure in the field.Having started her entrepreneurial journey in 2007, Noemi navigated the ever-evolving landscape of online marketing, adapting to challenges and seizing opportunities along the way. When the global pandemic hit in 2020, she demonstrated resilience and innovation by pivoting her business model to focus on podcast booking agency services. This strategic move not only showcased her adaptability but also positioned her as a trailblazer in the podcasting industry.Connect with Noemi BeresVisit Noemi Beres WebsiteConnect with Noemi Beres on Instagram and LinkedInResources and links mentioned in this EpisodeSubscribe to our Podwires Newsletter, by clicking hereConnect with Miko Santos on Linkedin and TwitterDo you require a job posting? or Join us at podworks.io if you're an independent podcast producer looking to show off your abilities.Visit our audio version of the podcast hereIf you are an independent podcast producer,? Join the Podworks.io Slack community to connect with other podcasters and service providers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.