Is Podcasting Right for You? [ep. 1]
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Here’s what to expect from this episode:
Welcome to the very first episode of Podcasting for Educators! To kick things off, I’m sharing what you might want to consider if you are thinking about starting your own show in the near future.
How much time should you set aside each week for recording? What else goes into producing an episode each week? Do you have to release an episode every single week? And oh yeah, what’s so great about podcasting anyway? These are all common questions that people have, and I’m answering all of them today!
Don’t forget about our giveaway! To celebrate the launch of this podcast, I am giving away two prizes to two winners. To enter, simply write a review on Apple Podcasts. Then, screenshot your review and send it to me on Instagram @podcastingforeducators or via email at sara@podcastingforeducators.com. The prizes are an ATR2100x microphone with boom arm and a 60 minute strategy session with me (valued at $197).
Topics covered:
Some interesting podcast data from 2021
5 reasons why podcasting may be a good fit for you and your business
The 3 main things to consider if you’re on the fence about podcasting
The time commitment that comes with podcasting
Why podcasting has the potential to be such a powerful tool for your business
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More about Podcasting for Educators:
Podcasting for Educators is the podcast for TpT authors and other online educators. It's a show that will help you get your podcast in front of those who need it most - teachers, counselors, literacy specialists, SLPs, parents, and more! Each week, Sara Whittaker and her guests will share top tips and actionable strategies that you will need in order to launch, manage, and grow your podcast. You’ll learn how to leverage your show to build long-lasting relationships with your audience and promote your TpT resources, courses, and memberships, all while providing valuable and accessible content!