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Podcasting is a lot like telling a story around the campfire.
If you tell it correctly, everyone leans in and hangs on your every word.
If you leave parts out, lose your place, or forget the ending, everyone tunes out and stops listening.
Unfortunately, too many podcasters are bad storytellers.
You have an idea of what you want your podcast to be about and you even have a name already picked out.
Without doing anything else, you set off to buy your first microphone. You’ve asked other podcasters what they use, read the reviews, and given them your money.
Now, what you think is the best microphone for you arrives at your home. You watch a few videos on how to set it up, read some blog posts on microphone technique, and hit record.
You do your best and turn your recording into your first MP3 file and even manage to upload it to a media host and submit your podcast feed to Apple Podcasts directory.
You believe that you’re a podcaster now. You might even share your Apple Podcasts link to friends, family, and to your acquaintances on social media.
Now, all you have left to do is record episode #2, and #3, and #4. Only when you hit Episode #13, you discover a very sobering fact:
Nobody is listening.
Your Podcast efforts then go off the rails. You think up a few more episodes but never hit record. Why put the work into something nobody is listening to.
Looking back on the few episodes you’ve created, you decide that podcasting just doesn’t work for your topic and you promise yourself never to do it again.
Recording yourself talking about a topic is one thing.
But knowing what you should be talking about and then talking about it in a way that creates an audience is an entirely different thing.
When you decide to “DIY” your Podcast, you’re overwhelmed with conflicting information about where to start, how to start, and what the best practices actually are.
When you try to launch your first podcast, you’re not only faced the challenge of understanding all the technology but also the rigors of being your own producer, host, audio engineer, and show runner. Not to mention the endless changes to the podcasting industry that occur every week.
After all, you’re not a professional Podcaster.
That’s why you may even come to the idea of hiring a Podcasting Expert, only to realize that finding someone with the right amount of experience and industry knowledge is like finding a unicorn. And when you find that professional, the cost of hiring them makes you think twice.
It might seem like you’re out of options and that starting a podcast is just too difficult right now.
But there is one more option left.
The problem with starting a podcast is how many people think that buying a microphone is step one. In fact, may professional podcasters teach that the start to any good podcast begins with the microphone.
It does not.
The start to a good podcast begins with Podcast Design.
Now just imagine what your podcast could be if you could get your hands on a proven step-by-step system that would help you define and find your target audience, communicate your topic effectively, and attract an audience.
Imagine the listeners you could reach if you could get a deep understanding of podcast design constraints and their implementation to the Podcast Production process, get familiar with all the design decisions you need to make before you record, and use them to your own advantage.
Imagine learning how to do all of that from someone that’s helped multiple podcasters collectively attract several thousands of listeners to their podcasts.
The feeling of taking back control of your podcast is literally just a click away. Because I have something to tell you.
After years of successfully designing, producing, and launching Podcasts for clients that ranged from Mountain Bike Racing to Audio Dramas, I finally decided to pack all that knowledge together and launch a comprehensive course that teaches everyone how to do it too.
Podcast Worthy is a step-by-step system that collectively generated several thousands of listeners for my clients.
You’ll get access to knowledge I collected for years while helping 20+ different podcasts launch and grow.
I’ll teach you what I’ve learned through hundreds of experiments I’ve launched with my clients.
And I’ll share all of that in-depth knowledge of Podcast Design with you in 10+ video lessons that contain 2+ hours of great content and multiple worksheets and extras.
You’ll learn everything about how to design an interesting Podcasts, including how to:
But there’s more…
Podcast Worthy is a 12-lesson video course that contains 2+ hours of in-depth content, multiple worksheets and extras. Here’s exactly what you’re getting:
I guarantee that if you apply the strategies and tactics I teach you, you WILL design a podcast that people will listen to.
By the end of your podcast design course, if you apply what I teach you, you will have powerful plan that you can use to produce a podcast that your audience will enjoy.
However… if at any time you decide this course is not for you, all you have to do is contact my team at support@podcastworthy.com to get your full, money-back guaranteed refund.
I treat people the way we want to be treated.
That’s my guarantee.
You’re just a step away from Designing a Podcast people will listen to.
You’re just a click away from having 100% confidence in your podcasting design skills. A click away from knowing exactly what you need to do and which step you need to take to create a podcast that works.
You’re so close, you can feel the success of tomorrow.
Make that step today!
What people like you have asked before
purchasing the course
If you have absolutely no idea where to start with your Podcast, this is perfect for you. In the first couple of videos, I’ll show you exactly how to decide on your topic so you can get started right away.
The thought that goes into a podcast's creation will determine its future. It is not just the topic and name that you have to worry about but the decisions you need to make when it comes to audience, scope, purpose, bias, filters, sources, structure, and tone. All of these elements need to be considered before you hit record. This is what makes you stand out from the 800,000 other podcasts that have podwrecked - Clarity! The clarity that comes with understanding the principles behind podcast design.
Just because there are podcasts in your niche does not mean they are good, or planned, or even have an audience. Too many podcasts linger in all niches and never see another episode. I call these shows "podwrecks" because they have smashed their show upon the rocks blocking the way for others. However, the secret to getting past podwrecks is to do something they cannot do - Stay Alive! A podcast with good design, fresh content, and an active purpose will always rise above the podwrecks in time.
It absolutely is! It’s true that there will be topics that you will be familiar with like formats and talent selection. However, that’s only about 10-percent of the course; what’s important is the rest of it. More than 90-percent of the course talks about the exact strategies I used in podcast design. Strategies that build the foundation to a podcast that will last longer than 13 episodes.
With both Master and Professional you get complete access to the Podcast Worthy course, Downloadable Worksheets, and Extra Design Examples. However, Podcast Worthy Master adds a 1-on-1 personalized workshop with Kyle and Bonus Lessons specific to your podcast design.
You bet it can! Sometimes, when our creative endeavors do not get the audience we hoped, we need to go back to the drawing board and rethink our approach. This course will help you do that. By taking what you already have and applying my principles to your design you will refine and retool your existing creation. What most podcasters discover during this process is where they tried to be too many things to too many people. Clarity of focus and purpose is key to the survival of any podcast. When you work through this course and find yours, both you and your podcast will improve!
I’m dedicated to simplifying the complicated world of Podcasting. As the Chief Creative at Gagglepod, and co-host of Podwrecked, Kyle has been podcasting for 5 years, designed and produced several podcasts, and hopes to make a small dent in your podcasting universe by evangelizing the principles behind good podcast design.
Have a question? Visit gagglepod.com for more information.
If you have absolutely no idea where to start with your Podcast, this is perfect for you. In the first couple of videos, I’ll show you exactly how to decide on your topic so you can get started right away.