Getting Heard: The Daily Pod Shot

Getting Heard: The Daily Pod Shot is a five minute episode every weekday that feels like a voice note from a friend, built to grow your business through trust, connection, and conversion. Hosted by podcast agency founder Lynsay Gould. New episode daily. Follow @lynsaymakeswaves on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

Getting Heard: The Daily Pod Shot is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #10

  Why You Hate the Sound of Your Own Voice

  Aug 20, 20265 minS0

  <p>Do you hate the sound of your own voice? Nearly everyone does the first time they hear it played back, and it stops more women from starting a podcast than any other single thing.</p><p>There's a reason for it, and it's physical rather than anything to do with your voice being bad. When you talk, you're hearing yourself two ways at once, and one of those two ways is something a microphone can never pick up. So the first time you play a recording back, you're hearing a version of yourself you've genuinely never heard before.</p><...

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  Episode #9

  How to Name Your Podcast So People Can Find It

  Aug 19, 20267 minS0

  <p>If you've been trying to work out how to name your podcast, you've probably given that name more hours than you've given any single episode you'll ever publish. That's the wrong way round, and I want to explain why.</p><p>There's a show title and there's an episode title, and they're two completely different things doing two completely different jobs. One gets you found. The other gets you picked. After ten years and more than a thousand podcast launches, the split I see almost every time is weeks agonising over the first one and about thirty seconds on...

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  Episode #8

  How Many Times Before Someone Buys From You?

  Aug 18, 20266 minS0

  <p>How many times do you reckon somebody has to hear from you before they'll buy from you? Have a number in your head before you press play, because I'd put money on it being too low.</p><p>Nearly everyone still quotes the rule of seven. It came out of 1930s Hollywood, it was about filling cinema seats, and it was never even seven in the first place. The research has moved a very long way since then, and in this episode I take you through where the number actually sits now, why it goes up again every single...

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  Episode #7

  Daily or Weekly Podcast? Five Weeks of Data in Five Days

  Aug 17, 20265 minS0

  <p>How long do you wait to find out whether your podcast is working? If you're publishing weekly, the honest answer is weeks, and by the time you know, you've already recorded the next four episodes.</p><p>I said at the start of this experiment that I'd tell you exactly what happens, good or bad, so this is the first week's report. Twenty five minutes of recording, five episodes, and a set of numbers I've just sat down and worked out. Some of them are what you'd expect from a show starting from zero. One of them isn't, and...

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  Episode #6

  Should You Start A Podcast?

  Aug 16, 20264 minS0

  <p>Should you start a podcast? You've been saying you're going to for months now, so let me ask you something else first. If nobody listened for the first six months, would you still be recording?</p><p>I run a podcast agency, so this is the episode where I talk you out of hiring me. In ten years and over a thousand launches I can usually tell on the first call who'll still be going a year in and who'll stop by episode 10, and it's almost never about confidence or kit. It's about a handful of things being in...

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