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Ask We Edit ShowEp 97: Are Ratings and Reviews Important for My Podcast?We know that for YouTubers and influencers, more views and likes lead to more traction and ultimately wider exposure. Is it the same for podcasts? In today’s episode, we unpack just how important ratings are for podcasts and why you might need to adjust your expectations. Tune in to hear it all. Key Points From This Episode: Catchphrases YouTubers, influencers, and content creators often use to create audience engagement. The number of podcasts out there makes it hard for new podcasts to gain exposure. You are more likely to give a new podcast with g...2021-05-0401 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 96: What is Podfade and How Can I Avoid It?When you are starting out on your podcasting journey, it is easy to feel motivated and inspired. However, as time goes on, you are likely going to run out of steam. In today’s episode, we hear about podfade and discuss some strategies you can use to ensure you don’t fall prey to it. Tune in to hear more! Key Points From This Episode: • The definition of podfade; fading consistency and motivation.• Podfade hits a good number of podcasters.• Some of the things you can do to protect yourself from podfade. 2021-05-0301 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 95: Should I Sell My Own Podcast Merch?Merch sales are a great additional income stream, but is your podcast ready for it? In today’s episode, we hear about the factors that influence merch sales, and you will find out whether you are in the position to be selling products to your audience. Tune in today! Key Points From This Episode: It is important to understand the financial aspects of podcasting to set the right goals. Unlike YouTube content creators, podcasters are usually talking to a much smaller audience. Merch sales are contingent on three factors: audience size, loyalty, and the story...2021-05-0201 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 94: What is An Audiogram?You have likely heard the term audiogram being mentioned in the podcasting space. But what is it, and how does it work? In today’s episode, we hear more about audiograms, how they are used, and why it is a good idea to add them to your marketing toolbox. Tune in to hear it all! Key Points From This Episode: • Having a video element for your podcast is beneficial for several reasons. • The definition of an audiogram and the function they serve.• Why the best use of an audiogram is on social media.2021-05-0101 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 93: What Is Multi-Track Audio?When recording your podcast, you can either use single track or multi-track audio, and the choice you make depends on your situation. Single-track audio works best when recording a single audio source, but the moment you have more than one guest or perhaps conduct a remote interview, you should opt for multi-track if possible. Tune in and hear how this option can help you make a smoother-sounding product in situations when you need to record multiple audio sources! Key Points From This Episode: The difference between, and uses of, single versus multi-track recording. When the...2021-04-3001 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 92: How can I engage with my audience while recording?If you are a podcast host, one way to spice up the content you are creating is by engaging with your audience while recording your show. In today’s episode, we give you a few tips for different ways of doing this. We get into using audio chat rooms like Clubhouse, going live on Instagram or Facebook, using pre-recorded voice notes that listeners can send you online, and more. Tune in to hear some of the audience engagement options available for you to experiment with today! Key Points From This Episode: Live audio-only chat room...2021-04-2901 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 91: What Are Podcast Show Notes?In today’s episode of the Ask We Edit Show, we answer the question, “what are podcast show notes?” Simply put, show notes are the content of your podcast summarized in written form. Tuning in, you will hear about the difference between a show notes document and a transcript. You will also learn the main reasons why it is important to produce a show notes document along with your podcast! Key Points From This Episode: • Learn what show notes are: a written summary of your podcast!• The difference between a show notes document and...2021-04-2801 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 90: Will Video Podcasts Kill Audio Podcasts?Here at the Ask We Edit Podcast, we believe that audio-only is the main reason behind the growth of the podcast medium. At the same time, video podcasts have been growing steadily and many high-level podcasters are incorporating this avenue into their array of content. A great way to enjoy the best of both worlds is to use the power of video to further boost your reach and appeal to new audiences that might be more suited to YouTube. Video clips and teasers on streaming sites and social networks can also enable you to grow your audience, so tune...2021-04-2701 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 89: What is Dynamic Ad Insertion?There are two broad categories for ad spots in podcasting: baked-in and dynamic. Baked-in advertising refers to adverts that are part of the original audio, and are either included in the conversation or are just part of the audio file. Dynamic ad insertion refers to ads that are added in during editing and the benefit of this lies in the flexibility it affords podcasters. If your contract is up with certain advertisers, you can simply replace their ad with a new one without having to record anything again. Tune in to hear more!Key Points From...2021-04-2601 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 88: How Do I Record A Podcast Interview on Skype?We have addressed the topic of remote interviews on this podcast before and today we want to zero in on the option of using Skype for your conversations. There are a few simple ways that you can make recordings for an episode using Skype, and the first of these is to use the Skype software itself to record. This method is straightforward but does result in a single-track file which can be troublesome in the editing process. Integrating other apps, such as Ecamm Call Recorder, can help you get around this issue, and there are many comparable software options...2021-04-2501 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 87: What is CPM in Podcasting?When looking into building relationships with advertisers for your podcast, or for a podcast to advertise through, the concept of CPM is a vital one. CPM stands for 'cost per mille' and in this context it signals how much it costs to advertise per one thousand impressions or listens. To make this process a bit simpler, many podcast advertising marketplaces can walk you through this and are well worth checking out! Key Points From This Episode:In the podcast world, CPM stands for 'cost per mille' and denotes one thousand plays. Podcasting has a ve...2021-04-2401 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 86: What Can I Offer My Patreons?Patreon can be a very helpful tool to incorporate into your business as an online content creator. From small gadgets and pieces of merchandise to high-level events and exclusive content, you can easily turn audience loyalty into income and increased connection. Tune in to hear some simple examples of what you can offer your biggest fans!Key Points From This Episode:The usefulness and options offered by Patreon for content creators. Merch, accessories, events, content, and more!Branching out from audio, to video and blog content. Links Mentioned:Patreon...2021-04-2301 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 85: Should My Podcast Have its Own Website?Podcasts are a great medium because of their high levels of accessibility, but they are often under-utilized in terms of their ability to drive traffic to people or brands’ websites. In today’s episode, you will hear more about the benefits of having a dedicated website for your show and the importance of providing something valuable for your listener. For this and more, tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:The motivation behind your podcast influences whether or not you have a website. When having a website for your podcast is not a good...2021-04-2201 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 84: What is The Most Expensive Microphone on the Market?A mid-range microphone will probably serve all of your podcasting needs. But there are some seriously expensive mics out there, and while you may never have to use them, it is still interesting to learn more about them. Tune in today to find out about some of the priciest mics out there!Key Points From This Episode:Microphone needs are context-dependent, but a mid-range mic will likely serve you well.Instances where a more expensive mic is warranted.The most expensive microphones in the world and some of their unique features.Links...2021-04-2101 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 83: How Do I Strengthen My Vocal Cords?Do you find that after a long day of podcasting your voice is hoarse? If so, you might need to strengthen your vocal cords. In today’s episode, you will hear about why strong vocal cords are important and find out ways to get those muscles stronger. Tune in to discover more!Key Points From This Episode:Your vocal cords are muscles, which, like any muscle, can be strengthened.Some of the benefits of having stronger vocal cords.Long hours of podcasting can put strain on your vocal cords.Hear our top tips on st...2021-04-2001 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 82: What Causes Voice Cracks?Voice cracks are not only for teenagers going through puberty; they can happen to us all. In today’s episode, we learn about some of the major causes of voice cracks and you’ll hear what you can do to move past this pesky problem. Tune in to find out more! Key Points From This Episode:Voice cracks can happen to anyone at any time!Why tightened vocal cords cause voice cracks.Some factors, aside from puberty, that contribute to your voice cracking.Links Mentioned:iTunesSpotify...2021-04-1901 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 81: How Many Ads Should I Put in Each Episode?Ads are a great revenue-generating opportunity. However, if not approached correctly, they can affect the listener experience negatively. In today’s episode, we explore some of the factors to consider when including ads in your podcast. It is all about balance, timing, and adding value to your audience, so be sure to tune in today to learn more!Key Points From This Episode:Too many ads spoil the listener experience, but too few means you miss out on revenue opportunities. Ads should be relevant and add value to the audience of your show. The numb...2021-04-1801 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 80: Can I Self-Host My Podcast?When we talk about self-hosting a podcast, we are referring to the online storage of your podcast content. In this episode, we give a quick recap of what a podcast hosting service does, and then delve into reasons why you may want to self-host. There is the potential to save money and gain more control over your feed, however there a number of looming hurdles down this road that you will probably want to avoid. Tune in to hear more! Key Points From This Episode:What does self-hosting a podcast mean? There are a fe...2021-04-1702 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 79: How Can I Be a Good Podcast Guest?We have talked before about how to approach booking guests for your show and some tips for being a better host of your own podcast, and today we are switching it up and talking about it from the other side! Tune in to hear some great tips on upping your game as a guest on someone else's show, including ways to improve the flow of a conversation, and setting up the smoothest experience for everyone involved!Key Points From This Episode:Research is the most important foundation to build. Testing your equipment before a r...2021-04-1602 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 78: What Are Some Podcast Editing Tips?Over the years we have spent in the podcast editing game, we have amassed a small arsenal of tips and tricks that we think can help you with your own editing queries. There is a degree to which these questions come down to personal preference, as you may want a heavily produced feel or something slightly more raw. Tune in to hear about dual mics, software, recording locations, and more!Key Points From This Episode:Editing comes down to personal preference to a certain extent. Expertise with a particular piece of software will go a...2021-04-1502 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 77: How Do Podcast Ad Marketplaces Work?There have been huge increases in the podcast advertising space over the last few years, and this has led to the emergence of ad marketplaces, which allow podcast hosts to connect with advertisers and find the right partners. Although this route is not for everyone, if you have a certain type and size of audience, it could be a great way for you to offer value to them and advertisers, while increasing your revenue! Listen in to find out more.Key Points From This Episode:The sharp rise in podcast advertising over last few...2021-04-1401 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 76: Can I Use My Live Stream as a Podcast?As the numbers of live streams continue to rise, many online personalities are beginning to see how this content might be used or repurposed into the form of a podcast. So what are the things that you should consider when approaching this idea? Tune in to hear some helpful thoughts on how you can create multiple uses for your online content and maximize your reach with different formats!Key Points From This Episode:Many successful podcasts appear to be mostly improvised. The rise of live streaming and the different platforms utilized for this.Opportunities f...2021-04-1302 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 75: Should I Use Sound Effects in My Podcast?Adding some spice to your podcast is a great way to increase production value. In this episode, we take a look at why sound can be a great addition to your show, as well as when it should be avoided. We also give a special shout-out to our favorite sound effects libraries, and share how you can use their awesome files. To find out more on the topic, join us today...ba dum tss!Key Points From This Episode:Why sound effects can increase the production value of your podcast.What types of podcasts...2021-04-1201 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 74: How Do I Record an Interview Remotely?Recording your interviews remotely is a great way to connect with a much larger variety of guests. In today’s episode, we explore some of the tools available to you, both free and paid, and discuss their benefits and drawbacks. To find out which one will best suit you, join us today!Key Points From This Episode:What makes remote interviews useful.Some of the downsides to doing remote interviews.What tools you have available to you.Links Mentioned:ZoomSkypeGoogle HangoutsTh...2021-04-1101 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 73: Can Meditation Help My Podcasting?Finding your zen can be useful for your podcast show, for a number of reasons. With more and more reputable research coming to the fore, we can now see that meditation and mindfulness help reduce anxiety and stress, and aid mental clarity. In this episode, we go into detail about meditation and mindfulness and discuss some of the ways you can get started. So breathe in for four, hold for seven and out for eight, and join us today!Key Points From This Episode:How meditation is gaining traction in the western world.Why...2021-04-1001 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 72: What’s More Important: Listens, or Downloads?When it comes to measuring the success of your podcast, two main metrics come to mind: listens and downloads. But which is more important? In this episode, we uncover the uses for each and discuss why downloads can be considered the more important between the two. So join us today to find out more on RSS feeds, and CPM models.Key Points From This Episode:The difference between downloads and listens.Why download and streams stats is beneficial.How RSS feeds and CPM models are linked to downloads.Links Mentioned:2021-04-0902 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 71: How Long Should My Podcast Description Be?Descriptions are more than just a few notes about your show; they’re effectively a sales pitch. These bits of text are what pulls listeners into a podcast, while artwork is also a major drawcard. In this episode, we look at how to perfect the art of writing a description and what separates the good from the great. To get more on the topic, join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Answering the question: what is a podcast description?Why it is important to balance detail with the length of the description.How yo...2021-04-0801 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 70: Is Podcasting Good For a Consulting Business?If you’re a consultant, having a podcast could be a great way to market your knowledge, skills and the services you offer. In this episode, we explore what to be wary of when starting a podcast to market your consultancy, as well as how you can make the most out of the medium. Join us today for more on the topic!Key Points From This Episode:Why a consulting business can benefit from having a podcast.Some approaches for consultancy podcasts.Thanks for listening! Check us out on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok @we...2021-04-0702 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 69: Are There Any Reasons Why I Should Not Start a Podcast?Podcasts can be great fun, but they’re not for everyone. In this episode, we take a look at the recipe for a successful podcast and why it might not be appealing for some. We also take a look at a few of the qualities needed to podcast, so be sure to stick around to find out if podcasts are for you!Key Points From This Episode:Why you shouldn’t start a podcast.The types of qualities podcasts require from hosts and creators.When lacking consistency and discipline is appropriate for your podcast.How...2021-04-0601 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 68: What Is An Audio Waveform?Although waveforms can be explored at a technical level, it’s best you get to grips with the basics. In this episode, we take a look at how to interpret the different axes, and why they can help you finetune speaker levels for an optimal listening experience. Key Points From This Episode:Defining an audio waveform.Why waveforms can be useful.Links Mentioned:Thanks for listening! Check us out on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok @weeditpodcasts, or visit our blog at WeEditPodcasts.com/blog for everything podcast-related.2021-04-0501 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 67: Should I Label My Podcast as Explicit?What the ****? Expletives can be heard found on many podcast shows, but with surprisingly little information on the topic, it’s best to err on the side of caution. In today’s show, we get into why it is important to mark your podcast as explicit if you have expletives, as well as what could happen if you don’t. To find out more, be sure to join us today! Key Points From This Episode:Why you should always be more cautious than not.What happens if your show has expletives but isn’t marked as...2021-04-0401 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 66: How Do I Overcome Mic Fright?Mic fright is a common experience for many podcasters, especially those new to the medium. The best way to get over it? Practice. In today’s episode, we look at mic fright and talk about how you can mitigate mic fright and gain mic confidence. Key Points From This Episode:The difference between mic fright and stage fright.How to get comfortable in front of the mic.Thanks for listening! Check us out on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok @weeditpodcasts, or visit our blog at WeEditPodcasts.com/blog for everything podcast-related.2021-04-0301 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 65: Why Do Echoes Happen?Echoes are frustrating reverb that often come when you’re in a room with poor sound absorption. Luckily, there is normally something you can do about it. In this episode, we take a look at why echoes happen, and better yet, how you can eliminate them. To hear more, be sure to join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Terminology for echoes.What causes echoes.How to avoid them.Links Mentioned:Thanks for listening! Check us out on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok @weeditpodcasts, or visit our blog at We...2021-04-0201 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 64: What’s the Difference Between Twitter Spaces vs Clubhouse vs Fireside?Audio-only social media is taking the world by storm, with platforms like Twitter Spaces, Clubhouse, and Fireside to explore. In this episode, we get into what nuances come with audio-only social media, as well as what each platform has to offer. Tune in today! Key Points From This Episode:How the world is receiving audio-only social media.We define audio-only platforms and what makes audio-only social media what it is.Links Mentioned:Twitter SpacesClubhouseFiresideThanks for listening! Check us o...2021-04-0102 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 63: What is a Reflection Filter?Ever heard of the term “reverb”? Well, that’s exactly what a reflection filter helps to prevent. Here on the show it’s not always just about dishing out podcasting success strategies; sometimes it’s simply digging into the terminology that exists within the vast podcasting sphere. So listen in today as we discuss the term “reflection filter”, what it is, how it works, and why you might need one!Key Points From This Episode:What is reverb and how does it occur?How a reflection filter can help when a sound-proof room is not available...2021-03-3101 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 62: What Topic Should I Choose For My Podcast?When it comes to choosing your topic, others simply cannot tell you what to talk about. However, to help you narrow things down, consider this: does your topic peak your interest? Does it give you energy when you are discussing it? Now combine this with some keyword research and you just might hit the topic jackpot! Tune in today to hear some strategies for picking a podcast topic that is right for you.Key Points From This Episode:Why your topic should be in line with your interests.Importance of doing keyword research when...2021-03-3002 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 61: What Are the Top Three Reasons Why Podcasts Fail?There are a ton of great examples of podcasters who completely knock it out of the park. However, we can’t ignore the fact that not all podcast find succes. With over a million active podcasts, there are bound to be a few that simply fizzle out and die. So it is good to know why this happens in order to increase the likelihood that it won’t happen to you. Stay tuned to find out how you can stay committed, be consistent, and follow through on your execution.Key Points From This Episode:Why...2021-03-2902 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 60: What are ID3 Tags?‘ID3 tags’ might sound like incomprehensible computer jargon but they’re important to your podcast upload process, especially as they contain useful metadata about your show. To hear about the purpose of these tags, why they’re needed, and our recommendations on how to use them, be sure to join us today.Key Points From This Episode:Defining what an ID3 tag is. What ID3 tags provide your listener.Types of information we recommend you use in your ID3 tags.Links Mentioned:MP3TAGThanks for listening! Check us...2021-03-2801 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 59: How Far From The Mic Should I Be When Recording?One of the most important things to consider when recording your podcast is how close you sit to the mic. Some aspects you might not have thought are influenced by your mic include unpleasant plosive sounds and background noise. To hear about how you can make sure you ace your recording, tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:How your distance from the microphone can affect the way your show sounds.Plosives and background noise are things you need to take into consideration.Different types of filters you can use to iron out...2021-03-2701 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 58: What Is The Current Top Podcast Category?Podcasts are becoming an ever more popular platform to consume content. Naturally, there are scores of different themes and topics to cover. But only a few of them can be among the most popular. In this episode, we talk about which shows top the ranks in their respective categories. To find out what they are, be sure to join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Which podcast categories are most popular.Some of the shows that top the ranks of their respective categories.Links Mentioned:Statista...2021-03-2601 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 57: How Much Time Does it Take to Edit a Podcast?Editing your podcast comes down to a few factors, like personal preference and podcasting setup. As varied as the needs of different shows might be, there are a few things that remain the same for all of them. To hear what these are and more, be sure to tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Why editing a podcast is different for every show.What podcast editing depends on.Which aspects of your podcast require attention, no matter the style or preference.Some of the options that come with editing, like transcripts and...2021-03-2502 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 56: Should Podcasters Be Using Twitter Spaces?The digital world is one of constant buzz, evolution, and disruption. One new platform which raises the ears of podcasters is Clubhouse, an audio-only chat room. Clubhouse has huge potential for podcasters, just like another brand new aspect audio-only social media channel: Twitter Spaces. To hear more on Clubhouse and Twitter Spaces, be sure to join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Hear about audio-only social media platforms like Clubhouse and Twitter Spaces.What separates Twitter Spaces from its biggest competitor.Why TwitterSpaces will benefit podcasters.Links Mentioned:...2021-03-2402 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 55: How Do I Land Guest Spots On Other Podcasts?It’s always a great idea to land a guest spot on other podcasts. But how do you crack an invite? Some ways include pitching or using services that link you up with podcasts looking for guests. To hear about “the Tinder for podcasters,” and how you can source other shows looking for guests on your own, be sure to join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Why you should be a guest on another podcast.How you can source other shows to be a guest on. Methods for pitching to other shows.Li...2021-03-2302 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 54: What Are The Benefits To Being A Guest On Another Podcast?Making guest appearances on another podcast can be great for your own show. Sounds weird? It’s not. In fact, joining another podcast as their guest has a whole load of benefits for your show, like generating exposure, credibility, contacts, collaboration, and way more. Tune in to find out what these are and why taking on the role of a guest is great!Key Points From This Episode:How being a guest on another podcast can grow your own brand.Why you should always consider being a guest on another podcast.Thanks for li...2021-03-2201 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 53: How Can I Use Facebook Ads For My Podcast?Using Facebook Ads is a great way to target your audience specifically. In just a few steps, you can make an impression on your niche; all you need is a business account, pinpoint your demographic traits, and create the ad itself. What that ad looks like is up to you, but make sure it attracts attention right off the bat. To find out about demographics and how to make your ad stand out to your audience, tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:How Facebook Ads allow you to advertise.The steps involved...2021-03-2101 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 52: How Should I Market My Podcast On TikTok?With so many platforms to market your podcast, it’s hard to choose one. With millions of users, TikTok is becoming an ever more popular platform. Thanks to its favorable algorithm, this social network allows its users to get traction early on after posting. To find out about its epic features and how to create great TikTok content, be sure to join us in this episode! Key Points From This Episode: • Why TikTok is a good place to market your podcast.• How TikTok has changed in recent times.• What you can do to make...2021-03-2001 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 51: How Long Does It Take To Make Money Podcasting?Having a podcast is great. Having a podcast that makes money is even better. There are a few ways you can generate income from your podcast, like ad revenue, product and service sales, merch sales, Patreon donations, and exclusive content access. In this episode, we cover the fastest and best ways to make money from your podcast. For top tips and cautions, be sure to join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Revenue is always dependent on income-generating strategy.There are five main strategies to generate income.How time on hand can influence...2021-03-1902 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 50: How Do I Build A Community Around My Podcast?Your podcast sounds awesome and now it’s time to share it with the world. But that doesn’t mean you’ve made it. The secret sauce to creating a successful podcast is engagement. Some of the steps you can take to build a loyal community include, answering listener questions, listeners calling in during a recording, and creating common meeting places for them. To hear more top tips, be sure to join us in this episode! Key Points From This Episode:The key to building an audience around your podcast.Steps you can take to crea...2021-03-1801 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 49: What Type of Podcast Ads Are The Most Effective?When it comes to ad-types, you have three main options to choose from, namely, baked-in which has two suboptions, and dynamic insertion. Baked-in means the specific ad is cemented into the audio file and can’t be changed. To hear why dynamic insertion holds the trump card over baked-in ads, be sure to join us and find out why!Key Points From This Episode:What types of ad options you have available.The downsides to baked-in ads.Why you have more control over adverts when using dynamic insertion.Links Mentioned:...2021-03-1702 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 48: How Do I Host A Guest Interview For My Podcast?Hosting an interview can be a daunting task, so it’s best to prepare for them in the right ways. Most of it comes down to practice, but if you don’t have time or you’re still green, there are a couple of tips that can help. From researching your guests to finding your zen, to steering the bus, tune in to hear all about it.Key Points From This Episode:Practice helps you become a better interviewer.Researching your guest.Why it is important to be in the driver’s seat.How to focus...2021-03-1602 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 47: What’s The Difference Between All The Podcast Hosting Platforms?There are so many options when it comes to finding a podcast hosting platform for your show. But with such variety comes tricky decision-making. In this episode, we take a look at a few of the best platforms available, and why they might be the right fit for you. In short, it’s all down to storage, simplicity, and extra features. To find out more, be sure to tune in with us today!Key Points From This Episode:Choosing the right podcast hosting platform.The contributing factors which will affect your choice.Li...2021-03-1502 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 46: How Should I Do SEO For My Podcast?Traditionally speaking, SEO is used for blogs, but it’s range of use is becoming more and more varied and could help bring your podcast to the world. In 2019, Google changed their algorithm to index audio, which means your audio is being transcribed and ranked by the search engine supergiant. So next time you’re writing content for your podcast, be sure to target the right words. Tune in with us to find out which SEO software services can best serve you.Key Points From This Episode:SEO’s uses are becoming more widespread.The ch...2021-03-1401 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 45: How Should I Deal With Negative Comments?There are three things certain in life: death, taxes, and negative comments on the internet. Dealing with that negativity can greatly improve your experience. It’s important to distinguish the difference between constructive criticism and the bad comments that are made by people who have nothing better to do. The way you handle negative comments is important too, and ignoring them won’t help the success of your show. To find out how you can tackle negative comments, be sure to join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Can you expect negative comments?Dist...2021-03-1301 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 44: What Should I Do Before Hitting Record?Unless you’re live streaming, you don’t have a podcast if you don’t hit record. There are a few different things you can do to prepare before you hit the red button. Our top five tips include fuelling up to keep your brain sharp, meditating, filling your water bottle, readying your notes, and testing your mic. To hear what these tips and tricks can do for you, join us today!Key Points From This Episode:It’s important to be prepared before you hit record.Our top five tips to help you prepare...2021-03-1201 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 43: What Are The Best Ways To Monetize My Podcast?There are a few ways you can make money from your podcast and your approach will vary depending on your situation. The first and most obvious way is through adverts. CPM is also another option, but this consists of two main ingredients: quantity and quality. You can also sell products and services through your show. To hear more detail on these options, be sure to tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Using adverts and selling sponsorship slots.What a CPM is and how it can benefit you.Selling products and services through...2021-03-1102 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 42: Should I Host a Podcast Event?The COVID pandemic can make hosting events a little tricky, but there are a few options to suit the current climate. Events help create connection with audiences and the broader community. Some event options you have available include, Zoom, Google Classrooms, and Discord events, along with Facebook and Instagram livestreams. To hear which of these will best suit you, be sure to join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Why podcasting events are useful.The different event types that you have available to you.Links Mentioned:Facebook2021-03-1001 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 41: How Can I Improve My Voice?Your voice is one of your most important assets to your podcast, and there are a few simple ways that you can improve it. In today’s episode, we cover five tips including staying hydrated; not smoking; practicing voice exercises; avoiding dairy; and using your voice wisely. To hear more about these tips in detail, be sure to join us!Key Points From This Episode:You can improve your voice through simple changes.Our top five tips to improve your voice.Thanks for listening! Check us out on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok @weeditpodcasts, or...2021-03-0902 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 40: What Are The Current Five Biggest Podcasts?Deciding which are the five biggest podcasts depends on the platform. In this episode we cover what separates Apple Podcasts from Spotify, as well as which podcasts are the biggest on their respective platforms. To find out which podcasts make the list, be sure to join us today! Key Points From This Episode:Which platform has more unique devices and which has more unique downloads.Links Mentioned:Apple PodcastsSpotifyChartableHow To Be A Better HumanThe Bible In A Y...2021-03-0801 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 39: Do All Podcasts Need Editing Or Can I Publish The Raw Audio?We might be a podcast editing company, so we’d love to say that everything that gets recorded needs to be edited. But we are also a company that is passionate about the medium, and it’s simply not true that every show needs to be edited. It all depends on your setup and skills behind the mic. To find out what it takes to be an edit-free podcast, tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Not every podcast needs an edit.What skills and setup you need to be an edit-free podcast.Th...2021-03-0702 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 38: What Are Microphone Polar Patterns?Microphone-what? Whether you’ve heard of them or not, microphone polar patterns affect every podcast show. Essentially, a polar pattern is a microphone’s directionality and is the area of the mic that is most sensitive to receiving sound. In this episode, we discuss the three most popular polar patterns: omnidirectional, unidirectional, and bidirectional. To find out which will suit you best, tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:We unpack what a polar pattern is.Listen in to find out about omnidirectional, unidirectional, and bidirectional microphones.Links Mentioned:Th...2021-03-0601 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 37: How Many Downloads Before I Can Make A Living Podcasting?Making a living from podcasting is a dream for many. In this episode, we take a look at what it would take to earn a living by using the CPM model, which involves releasing a handful of sponsored episodes on a weekly basis. To find out how the CPM model works and why a general formula isn’t clean-cut, be sure to tune in with us today!Key Points From This Episode:How much you need to earn in order to “make a living” in the US.Why CPM is more dynamic than its reputa...2021-03-0502 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 36: How Does Patreon Work For Podcasters?Patreon is a popular revenue generator for podcasters that allows fans to make weekly or monthly contributions to your content on a volunteer basis. Creators set up a page for themselves to which they direct their audience, offering them a variety of exclusive content. To find out more on how you can use Patreon and its tiered system to supplement your income, be sure to join us today.Key Points From This Episode:We explain what Patreon is.How podcasts use Patreon.Links Mentioned:DiscordPatreon2021-03-0401 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 35: How Do I Get Sponsors For My Podcast?There are a few ways you can find sponsorship for your show. One traditional method is the CPM model, but generating revenue from them can be tricky. Another option you have is to make a pitch to companies already sponsoring shows in your niche. For this, persistence is key. To find out how you can ace your sponsor pitch, tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:CPM models and why they’re challenging.How to pitch for sponsors.Links Mentioned:Thanks for listening! Check us out on Twitter, In...2021-03-0301 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 34: What Type Of Mic Should I Get To Record My Podcast?Sounding great on your podcast has a lot to do with the sound equipment you use. From mics that cost under $100 to others that exceed $11,000, it’s hard to know which ones to choose. To eliminate the confusion, it’s best you know your preference, budget, format, and complexity. Find out more and join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Preference, budget, format, and complexity are things to consider when buying a mic.We talk about designated mics and omnidirectional mic.Links Mentioned:PC MagHyperx Solo...2021-03-0202 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 33: What Software Should I Use For Recording My Podcast?When it comes to recording your podcast, there are a few options available. With that said, your choice will probably depend on a few different factors. We talk about a range of software, ranging from cheap and easy to and pricier and more complex. The software mentioned in this episode includes Audacity, Adobe Audition, and GarageBand. Key Points From This Episode:Your recording software depends on your needs.Which software is cheap and easy.Professional software you’ll need for more complicated editing.Links Mentioned:AudacityAdobe Aud...2021-03-0102 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 32: How Do I Pitch My Podcast To Guests?Guest interviews are the most popular podcast form and they receive a whopping 30% of the industry’s revenue share. Making the pitch to a potential guest is crucial and comes with a few steps, like knowing what type of guest you would like to appear, doing your research, and scheduling them into your show. Not sure how to do it? Find out more and tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Which format of podcast is most popular.Different steps needed to create a guest interview podcast.Links Mentioned:...2021-02-2802 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 31: What Are The Chances of My Podcast Becoming Successful?Without a crystal ball, it’s hard to know how successful your podcast will be. What it really comes down to is your idea of success, and how committed you are to creating that success. You first need to understand whether or not you want it to be your side-hustle or a full-time gig. The recipe for success is proper execution, dedication, and patience. And then a little more patience. Just remember: there were successful podcasts before you, and there will be successful ones after, so you can do it too.Key Points From This Episode:...2021-02-2701 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 30: Where Are Podcasts Most Popular?The most dominant player in podcasts has been Apple, with speculation suggesting the word ‘podcast,’ partly comes from ‘iPod’. Apple Podcasts hit 50 billion downloads in 2018 alone, and that number is sure to be significantly higher today. A growing player in the space is Spotify which spent a whopping $600 million acquiring the Joe Rogan Experience, This American Life, and shows by Kim Kardashian and the Obamas. They have over one million listed shows and 16% of their 299 million users listen to podcasts. Amazon Music and Google Podcast is also coming into the spotlight, with more and more shows becoming available on these pl...2021-02-2602 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 29: Should I Film My Podcast?Sure, podcasts are an audio medium, but these days many people film them as well. There are loads of benefits, like boosting content and opening doors to starting a YouTube channel. Video can build a closer and more intimate relationship with your audience. It’s great to put a face to the voice, and that familiarity will build trust and loyalty. Beware though, video elements take a lot more work.Key Points From This Episode:The benefits to filming your podcast.YouTubing opportunities can come through recording podcasts.Why it is good to show yo...2021-02-2501 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 28: What’s the Difference Between a Dynamic and a Condenser Microphone?Mics: they’re not all the same. The main difference is dynamic and condenser, with the former being older tech. Soundwaves move its diaphragm which moves a metal coil that bobs up and down to capture an AC current identical to a soundwave. They’re great for recording loud sounds, but can have a tough time picking up quieter sounds. Condenser mics are recommended for in-studio recording and they’re awesome for recording quieter, more complex sounds. Soundwaves hit the condenser diaphragm with vibrations converted into electric current. Sound good? Of course it does.Key Points From T...2021-02-2401 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 27: How Can I Get More Comfortable in Front of the Mic When Podcasting?One word: practice. Talking to yourself in front of a mic can feel pretty uncomfortable to do. Our host Andrew Delmar is 27 episodes deep and he still doesn’t feel natural doing this, but he understands that all hosts go through this, and the best way to overcome it is to practice over and over. There are still some things that’ll help take some of the pressure off, like post-production editing. Scripts and loose outlines can also really help relax you. Do whatever you need to do to take the edge off. Key Points From This...2021-02-2301 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 26: Is the Podcast Industry Going to Keep Growing?Last year was a big one for podcasting, and more and more big players like Amazon, Google, Apple, and Tencent are making waves in the space. With so much traction, podcasters are earning more money than ever, and more revenue is on the way. Currently, the entire industry is valued at around $11 billion and is expected to grow to $65 billion by 2027. There are 1,750,000 podcasts as of this month, while only a year ago, there was less than half this number. With these kinds of projections, you definitely haven’t missed the boat to start your own podcast!...2021-02-2201 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 25: Should I Wear Headphones While I Record My Podcast?Wearing headphones while recording your podcast might seem counterintuitive, right? Wrong. It’s actually the only way to get an accurate, real-time review of your voice while recording. It might sound cringey, because the voice we hear is different from the voice those around us can hear; as discussed in a previous episode about hating the sound of your own voice. Headphones give you a truer version of how you sound, and the ability to make real-time adjustments to volume, popping Ps, and background noise. Key Points From This Episode:What happens when you don...2021-02-2101 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 24: How Should I Market My Podcast On Twitter?Twitter has 146 million daily users and has constantly high volumes of Tweets being made thanks to the platform’s ease of use. With over 9,000 Tweets being made every second, you can make yours stand out by doing a few key things. Keep your content short and make use of announcements, post quotes, provide valuable information, and, of course, captions to accompany audio or video snippets. Possibly Twitter’s best characteristic is the opportunity for audience engagement.Key Points From This Episode:There are high volumes of Twitter users every day.About 9,000 Twee...2021-02-2001 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 23: How Much Should I Market My Podcast on Facebook?With 2.4 billion users every month, Facebook is a social media super-highway. Facebook pages are your entry onto this highway and is your best shot at maximizing your exposure on the platform. Thanks to its accessibility, users can like and follow your page which means they can see your posts in their newsfeed. Facebook is different to Instagram, as you have more text-based options, although you should still use visual content. You can use Facebook for announcements of new releases, teasers, Q&As, audience feedback, and informative links.Key Points From This Episode:2021-02-1901 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 22: How Much Should I Market My Podcast On Instagram?So you’ve created your podcast, and now it’s time to share it with the world. Instagram is a great way to market your podcast, but much marketing should you be dedicated to the platform? Understanding your platform of choice is vital as well as knowing what your audience wants and expects. Instagram is audio-visual, which makes it perfect for podcast marketing. Use the bio, create engaging posts, and add video components if you have the option to. Key Points From This Episode:It’s crucial to feel the pulse of what...2021-02-1801 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 21: How Much Editing Does My Podcast Need?How much editing your podcast depends on many things, and as leading specialists of the industry, We Edit Podcasts knows this better than anyone. But not all podcasts need huge time investments when it comes to editing. How much time you spend editing is influenced by preference, personal style, and subject matter. If your show plays better as raw and unedited, then leave it at that, just like The Joe Rogan Experience. But sometimes post-production is needed, so always keep it in mind if you need it, especially for music and sound effects. K...2021-02-1702 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 20: What Software Should I use For Editing My Podcast?Editing can be one of the toughest aspects of podcasting, but it doesn’t have to be. If you’re doing your own editing, you have loads of options available. If you’re just getting started out in podcasting, your decision might be made on what’s free and what’s paid. Audacity and Garageband are a great start, with the latter being the trickier of the two. For paid and automated options, Descript is an awesome app that uses AI to edit and delete words from transcripts. You can also choose from Adobe Audition and Avid Pro Tools. But if you...2021-02-1602 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 19: Why Do I Hate the Sound of My Voice?Why we don’t like the sound of our voice comes down to a mismatch of expectations of hearing our voice when we speak, and how we actually sound. The sound we hear is determined by sound waves passing through the air and our cheekbones. Our cheeks bones produce a lower frequency than the air, which is why the two can sound so different from each other. The more you hear yourself, the less cringe it should be, so keep chatting and keep listening!Key Points From This Episode:Hearing our vo...2021-02-1501 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 18: What Does A Pop Filter Do?Pop filters clean up the sound before you even edit it. They protect your mic from popping sounds, or rather, fast-moving air called plosives. Plosives are created from popping Ps when speaking close to your mic. Pop filters come in a variety of forms and are typically nylon or metal mesh screens that sit between you and the mic. Foam windscreens also slide on the mic itself and are great for omnidirectional recording.Key Points From This Episode:Pop filters help keep your sound clean.Which sounds make plosive.How you...2021-02-1401 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 17: How Do I Find Guests For My Podcast?There are many different ways you can get guests for your show. One of the easiest ways is to use social media; especially Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook groups. Many people would love to be a guest on your podcast, especially if it means more exposure for their brand, so it’s a good idea to engage with your niche. The best guest-booking tools you can use are PodMatch.Key Points From This Episode:Use social media platforms to find guests.Why people are more willing to be on your show than yo...2021-02-1301 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 16: Should I Incorporate Music Into My Podcast?There is a time and a place for music in podcasts. Music can either enhance the listening experience or it can do the opposite and distract your listener. Music is best used for podcast intros and outros, but can also be used prior to and following ad reads. Sound effects are also a great way to spice things up in your show, but make sure you only use licensed sound.Key Points From This Episode:Why music can be good or bad inclusions.When to use music.Incorporating music with ad...2021-02-1201 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 15: Where Should I Host My Podcast?Podcast hosts are the places on the internet where you host your audio files. They also distribute RSS feed to platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher. There are loads of hosts to choose from, but you should keep in mind the services you want and the storage you’ll need. There are also aspects like RSS feed, distribution, statistics, advertising, premium content, and monetization tools to consider.Key Points From This Episode:We answer the question; what is a podcast host?Podcast hosts distribute RSS feed to other platforms.What you sh...2021-02-1101 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 14: What Is A Podcast RSS Feed?RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and is basically an ugly text file called an XML file. This is what your computer’s RSS reader looks for to find real-time updates. That might sound confusing, but it’s simple and really helpful. Rather than scratching around for the latest content, RSS feeds it directly to you, which saves you time and sieves out the content you’re not looking for.Key Points From This Episode:RSS stands for: Really Simple Syndication.Your computer uses RSS readers to check XML files.RSS feed h...2021-02-1001 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 13: Can I Podcast As A Side Gig?You can definitely podcast as a side gig! The best part is that you have a few options, too. The first is to build an audience for something else that you’re working on, so you can provide existing clients with even more content that will hopefully lead to conversions. One more option is to podcast for your hobby. Check out online forums for cool topics you can cover, and be inspired by the success stories of others. Go on, give it a go!Key Points From This Episode:Podcasting can de...2021-02-0901 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 12: Should I Use The Co-Host Format For My Podcast?Whether or not you’d like to use the co-host format is entirely up to you. Certain formats work for certain people. Bringing on a co-host is similar to the guest format; it’s a great way to stimulate conversation. If you and your co-host have good chemistry, creating new content should be a breeze. Some great podcasts for reference are Spittin’ Chiclets by Barstool Sports and The Office Ladies by Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey.Key Points From This Episode:Should you have a co-host? The answer is unique to the ho...2021-02-0801 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 11: Should I Use the Improv Format for My Podcast?Picking a format for your podcast can be tricky. If there was one type of podcast that suits improv best, it would be comedy. A great example of an improv podcast is Bill Burr’s Monday Morning Podcast. Do you like cracking jokes? Maybe grab a mic and start a podcast with your buddies.Key Points From This Episode:Using an improv format is completely unique to the host and what they want to create.Particular subject matter that might work better in an improv format.We answer: what is improv, th...2021-02-0701 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 10: Should I Use The Q&A Format For My Podcast?A great way to include an engaged audience is to host a Q&A formatted podcast or utilize this format in some way. Additional benefits for this setup include the lack of planning necessary, as well as allowing outside ideas to enrich your content. Tune in to hear more!Key Points From This Episode:There is no single answer to this question, as it is dependent on a number of factors. This format includes the audience and allows them to contribute. Q&A sessions reduce the amount of planning for shows on...2021-02-0601 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 9: Should I Use The Storytelling Format For My Podcast?One of the most popular formats for podcasts is the story. This American Life, Lore, and Limetown are great examples of very successful podcasts with a huge listenership. If storytelling suits your particular skillset as well as your intentions for the show, it is definitely worth considering. Another option is to convert a story you have already written into podcast format!Key Points From This Episode:There is no single answer to this question, as it is dependent on a number of factors. Storytelling has proven to be a very popular f...2021-02-0501 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 8: Should I Use The Guest Format For My Podcast?Incorporating guest appearances into your podcast has a bunch of useful benefits. For one, it will allow you to present a wider range of thoughts and ideas, with the added dynamism of different personalities. It will also ease the pressure of having to come up with all the content on your own, as you can bounce ideas off of someone else. Tune in to hear if this format could suit you!Key Points From This Episode:There is no single answer to this question, as it is dependent on a number...2021-02-0401 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 7: What Format Is Best For My Podcast?There are a wide variety of formats that podcasts can adhere to, with each having its own value. When creating solo shows, with no guests or interviews, a simple yet effective way to approach it is with a rough sketch of thoughts and ideas for the episode. This allows some space for improvisation and a natural feeling, compared with a format that is more fully scripted. Key Points From This Episode:There is no single answer to this question, as it is dependent on a number of factors.A basic outline o...2021-02-0301 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 6: How Does Podcast Hosting Work?In order to get your podcast heard, you will need to utilize a podcast host. Quite simply, these companies store your content and its metadata online, so that listeners can listen to it on streaming platforms. There is a huge number of potentially suitable hosting companies, and your final decision will depend on the specifics of your budget and aims for your show. Key Points From This Episode:Podcast audio is hosted on websites, along with artwork and metadata.Listeners access podcasts through streaming platforms via an RSS feed.RSS feeds c...2021-02-0201 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 5: How Many Episodes Should I Launch With?Your initial launching strategy is dependent on a couple of variable factors, namely the schedule you wish to follow and the size of your existent listener-base. Delivering content to your audience on-time and in a dependable manner, as well as keeping them interested and engaged should be your number one goal. Remember, consistency is key! With that in mind, we believe in launching with a few episodes, and always aiming to have a few more episodes on the backlog, to give yourself some leeway for scheduling and unforeseen circumstances.Key Points From This...2021-02-0101 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 4: The First Podcast Ever?The much-disputed question of the first podcast, depends on your definitions. The roots of the medium can be found when radio media made its way onto the internet in 2003, and when this combined with the invention of the RSS feed, we see the shaping of the format we know today. It is believed that the first-ever podcast appeared on Chris Lydon's blog, although it was not until a little while later that it would actually be known as a 'podcast', when the words iPod and webcast were combined by Ben Hammersley. Tune in to find out more!2021-02-0101 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 3: Do People Listen to Podcasts?If you are wondering whether there is actually a realistic audience for podcasts, the answer is a resounding 'yes'! Statistics show that the majority of Americans have listened to a podcast at least once, and almost all are familiar with the medium. With the recent spike of podcasters and their audiences, we can now safely say there are over one million podcasts in existence, spanning over 100 languages! Key Points From This Episode:Most of America has either listened to podcasts or are familiar with the format.There are many different ways t...2021-02-0102 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 2: What is a Podcast?Podcasting has been growing healthily over the last decade or so, but asking exactly what a podcast is, still seems to be a relevant question. To put it simply, a podcast is on-demand audio, available in episode format. One of the reasons for the popularity of podcasts is the simplicity of accessing them; all you need is an internet connection. This convenience has lent itself to the wide range of ways that podcasts are consumed; common practices include on a commute while exercising, or performing domestic chores. The ability to subscribe to a show and receive the latest episodes...2021-02-0101 minAsk We Edit ShowEp 1: Welcome to the Ask We Edit ShowHello and welcome to the Ask We Edit Show! This is the show for aspiring podcasters, where we cover all aspects of the podcasting game so that you can get your content out to the world in the simplest and most impactful way! After six years of producing hundreds of thousands of episodes of podcasts from all over the world, we wanted to share the knowledge we have gained, and what better way than in the form of our very own show? This will take the form of daily, two-minute episodes, where we look at all the aspects of...2021-01-3101 min
Educational Podcasting TodayShould We Edit Our Own Podcasts?In this episode, we meet Carli van Heerden, founder of WeEditPodcasts.com. Together, we discuss tips and tricks on how to create and produce perfectly edited podcasts and how you can set your show up for success with both your listeners and Google.Educational Podcasting Today is a weekly podcast that celebrates podcasters and podcasting. Its mission is to help educators learn how to create podcasts and amazing WordPress websites for their podcasts. For more information, please visit www.EducationalPodcasting.today.Show TopicsEditing Your PodcastPreparing your show for a professional edi...2018-01-1925 min
TeacherCast Educational NetworkShould We Edit Our Own Podcasts?In this episode, we meet Carli van Heerden, founder of WeEditPodcasts.com. Together, we discuss tips and tricks on how to create and produce perfectly edited podcasts and how you can set your show up for success with both your listeners and Google.Educational Podcasting Today is a weekly podcast that celebrates podcasters and podcasting. Its mission is to help educators learn how to create podcasts and amazing WordPress websites for their podcasts. For more information, please visit www.EducationalPodcasting.today.Show Topics* Editing Your Podcast* Preparing your show for a professional editor* Tips and...2018-01-1825 min
TeacherCast Educational NetworkWeEditPodcasts.comEducational Podcasting Today is a weekly podcast that celebrates podcasters and podcasting. It’s mission is to help educators learn how to create podcasts and amazing WordPress websites for their podcasts. For more information, please visit www.EducationalPodcasting.today. If you are interested in having your podcast edited by WeEditPodcasts.com, you can get 20% off your first 3 months of podcasts by using the offer code www.WeEditPodcasts.com/TeacherCast!!! (Take Advantage of This!) Show Topics Editing Your Podcast Preparing your show for a professional editor Tips and Tricks for editing your show What should be edited .... and what should NOT be ed...2016-05-2625 min