Roast My Podcast | Podcast Marketing Teardowns & Growth Strategy

Jeremy Enns & Justin Jackson | Podcast Growth, Marketing & Promotion Experts

Roasting (and re-writing) a Confusing Podcast's Messaging in Real Time

SEP 28, 202651 MIN

Description

The math is pretty straightforward: The easier it is for people to understand what your show’s about and what’s in for them… the faster you’ll grow. The problem is that messaging and copywriting are, well… super f&@#ing hard. So in this episode, we’re picking apart Compromising Positions’ show packaging, messaging, and website copy to help them improve it in real-time. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to Compromising Positions "On Writing Well" by William Zinsser Clarity Flow Loom Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Introducing Compromising Positions 01:28 First impressions & cover art critique 05:34 Podcast description analysis 07:37 Target audience and messaging 10:16 Tips to improve podcast descriptions 22:43 Episode titles breakdown 27:35 Custom episode artwork 32:41 Improving podcast website messaging & copywriting 46:00 Gathering listener feedback 50:57 Final thoughts and recommendations