How to make a next-level, narrated interview podcast to get more listeners
Why is everyone so excited about recording clubhouse conversations for podcasts? Live-streaming isn’t new - we’ve been able to have audiences for recordings forever (cc @RiversidedotFM) - and the audio sounds like 💩
— Harry Morton (@podcastharry) January 15, 2021
Private podcasts have been around for a while, but they’re rapidly gaining relevance in today’s world as an increasing number of businesses shift to remote work for a number of reasons.
One of the challenges of remote work is losing direct contact and being able to give a unified message to a team, especially if you were forced into remote work on short notice.
You can launch a private podcast and begin distributing it to your team in no time, and only authorized people will be able to listen to it.
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Is it worth figuring out how to make a private podcast?
Yes. 39% of Americans listen to podcasts every month, and that number is growing every year.
Many forms of internal communications have very low employee engagement rates (below 20%), but internal podcasts have been shown to get upwards of 3x the attention (source: March 2020 research by Storyboard).
Fucking 2020 https://t.co/prky6i3K2i
— Harry Morton (@podcastharry) December 31, 2020
Private podcasts have been around for a while, but they’re rapidly gaining relevance in today’s world as an increasing number of businesses shift to remote work for a number of reasons.
One of the challenges of remote work is losing direct contact and being able to give a unified message to a team, especially if you were forced into remote work on short notice.
"Private podcasts have been around for a while, but they’re rapidly now gaining relevance in today’s world as an increasing number of businesses shift to remote work for a number of reasons."
You can launch a private podcast and begin distributing it to your team in no time, and only authorized people will be able to listen to it.
Is it worth figuring out how to make a private podcast?
Yes. 39% of Americans listen to podcasts every month, and that number is growing every year.
Many forms of internal communications have very low employee engagement rates (below 20%), but internal podcasts have been shown to get upwards of 3x the attention (source: March 2020 research by Storyboard).
"Private podcasts have been around for a while, but they're rapidly now gaining relevance in today’s world as an increasing number of businesses shift to remote work for a number of reasons. This is a longer quote. Private podcasts have been around for a while, but they’re rapidly gaining relevance in today’s world as an increasing number of businesses shift to remote work for a number of reasons."
You can launch a private podcast and begin distributing it to your team in no time, and only authorized people will be able to listen to it.
Is it worth figuring out how to make a private podcast?
Yes. 39% of Americans listen to podcasts every month, and that number is growing every year.
Many forms of internal communications have very low employee engagement rates (below 20%), but internal podcasts have been shown to get upwards of 3x the attention (source: March 2020 research by Storyboard).
Always check your headphones
Sit in a quiet space away from the office floor
Silence your mobile
Close any open tabs on your browser
You can launch a private podcast and begin distributing it to your team in no time, and only authorized people will be able to listen to it.
Is it worth figuring out how to make a private podcast?
Yes. 39% of Americans listen to podcasts every month, and that number is growing every year.
Many forms of internal communications have very low employee engagement rates (below 20%), but internal podcasts have been shown to get upwards of 3x the attention (source: March 2020 research by Storyboard).
Put your hat on
Make your bed
Don’t forget that if you have something to say that’s really long you should write it out in full
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