Podcasting People

Podcasting People is a fun, bite-sized show packed with handy tips from podcasting pros. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to level up, each episode gives you easy-to-apply advice on everything from storytelling to growing your audience. It’s perfect for anyone wanting to improve their podcast game, one quick episode at a time.

Podcasting People is a business podcast hosted by The Sound Boutique, with 44 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.

The Sound Boutique hosts Podcasting People, a business show with 44 episodes published.

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  Episode #43

  Thanks for listening!

  Feb 23, 20253 minS0

  <p>Hi everyone, Gareth here with an important update.</p><p>After an amazing run, Podcasting People is coming to an end. It’s been a fantastic journey, and I’ve loved sharing insights from some of the best minds in podcasting with you. But as I shift my focus to other creative projects - including my hyper-local show The Sheppertonian and my work in the podcast and music industries - it feels like the right time to close this chapter.</p><p>A huge thank you to every guest who shared their wisdom and every listener who kept me going. Y...

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  Episode #42

  Behind the Show: How Mercury Empowers Independent Podcasters

  Feb 3, 202522 minS0

  <p>Liam Heffernan, an award-winning independent podcaster and founder of the new podcast network Mercury, joins Gareth to discuss his mission to empower indie creators. Recognising the gap in support for smaller shows that are too big to be overlooked but too small to catch the attention of major networks, Liam aims to revolutionise the space by prioritising the needs of these creators. He emphasises the importance of content as the foundation for growth and monetisation, urging podcasters to focus on what they love without getting bogged down by the pressure to monetise too quickly. As Mercury launches with a...

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  Episode #41

  Taylor James gives a tip about imposter syndrome in the podcasting industry

  Jan 7, 20255 minS0

  <p>Guest: Taylor James</p><p>Job title: Lead Podcast Producer</p><p>Company: Twentytwo Productions</p><p>Imposter syndrome can be a significant hurdle for many in the podcasting industry, but it doesn't have to hold you back. Taylor James, founder of Twentytwo Productions, shares valuable insights on embracing your unique voice and passion while navigating the competitive landscape of podcasting. He reflects on his journey from launching the Waffle Shop podcast to amassing a million downloads, highlighting the freedom that comes with sharing your story. Despite the challenges and comparisons that can creep in, Taylor emphasises the importance...

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  Episode #40

  Mike Newman gives a tip about promoting your podcast

  Dec 10, 20247 minS0

  <p>Guest: Mike Newman</p><p>Job title: VP, Content & Partnerships</p><p>Company: Audioboom</p><p>Mike Newman, VP of Content & Partnerships for Audioboom, shares valuable insights on promoting your podcast effectively. He emphasises the importance of having a comprehensive marketing plan that extends beyond the launch of your show. While budget constraints can be a challenge, Mike encourages creators to leverage their existing networks and contacts as the foundation of their marketing efforts. He highlights that audience growth takes time and consistency, asserting that every episode, including the later ones, plays a crucial role in attracting listeners. With...

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  Episode #39

  Sam Sethi gives a tip about the production of your podcast

  Nov 26, 20245 minS0

  <p>Consistency and persistency are the keys to successful podcasting, according to Sam Sethi, CEO of TrueFans and co-host of Podnews Weekly. With years of experience in the podcasting industry, Sam shares his journey from early podcasting to launching a new platform that embraces the latest podcasting technologies. He emphasises the importance of maintaining a regular release schedule to build and retain an audience, as deviating from this can lead listeners to seek alternatives. Sam also highlights the unique human connection that podcasting fosters, setting it apart from other media forms in an increasingly AI-driven world. Tune in to hear...

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