Producing a long podcast episode can feel super overwhelming, but there’s very specific preparation you need to do for a 5-minute podcast episode as well. In this episode, my friend Janna Carlson of Studio Rocket Web Design, joins us to share her experience of quitting social media, producing a 5-minute podcast to nurture prospective clients, and her experience as a digital nomad. Janna and her husband, Jeremy, run the company together. They’re currently living abroad as digital nomads in Portugal!
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Some key takeaways from this episode include:
Podcasts are a game changer for connecting with potential clients or audience members who are brand new to who you are and what you do. Regardless of the length of your podcast, keep connection at the forefront.
Planning, recording, and editing a 45-minute podcast is really overwhelming for a lot of people, but a 5-minute podcast is way more accessible. Shorter episodes make it way easier to be consistent.
For Janna, taking a step back from social media gave her a bigger sense of calm, improved her mental health, and left space for her to do more mindful activities. For what it’s worth, leaving social media actually improved her podcast downloads instead of hurting them!
Hosted by Kristen Stegall, CEO of Novice Studios, Novice to Noteworthy is a podcast strategy resource for business owners! On this show, we cover all the tips and tricks you need to launch and grow your podcast, plus honest conversations about running a business and the ever-changing content marketing landscape. Novice Studios is a podcast production company specializing in video podcasts, and we offer packages to launch, revamp, and maintain your show on an ongoing basis.
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