David Sherwin
David Sherwin
David J Sherwin Recovery Podcast: 5 Steps to Start Your Podcast in 2020!
David J Sherwin Recovery Podcast: 5 Steps to Start Your Podcast in 2020!
David J Sherwin Recovery Podcast: 5 Steps to Start Your Podcast in 2020!
Sunday 22nd March 2020
David J Sherwin offers practical tips on starting a podcast, covering analytics, artwork, budget-friendly gear, recording software, and promotion.
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David Sherwin
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Body & Mind
Creative Recovery Journeys
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Get the buttons here!Kickstart Your Podcast Journey with David J Sherwin's Expert Tips
Hey, what's going on there Today, motivators, I'm your host, David Sherwin, and Today I'm going to give you five actionable steps for those of you in that want to get your podcast started Today and you guys are going to want to stick around until the end, because I have one bonus extra that you guys are going to want to know about.
Feeling overwhelmed by the idea of starting your own podcast? David J Sherwin, a multi-talented 29-year-old juggling family, work, and his own podcast, breaks it down for you. In this episode, David shares practical steps to help you launch your podcast without breaking the bank. First up, he talks about the importance of analytics and having a solid RSS feed. Think of it as the brain of your podcast, distributing your episodes to platforms like Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts.
Next, David dives into creating eye-catching artwork and content descriptions that will make your podcast stand out in search engines. He even throws in some tips on using hashtags to boost your visibility on social media. When it comes to equipment, David keeps it real. You don’t need fancy gear to get started—a simple cellphone and a shotgun mic for your iPhone can do wonders.
He also recommends budget-friendly options like the Audio-Technica ATR 2100 microphone and Rodecaster Pro for better sound quality. For recording software, David suggests user-friendly options like Audacity and GarageBand. And don't forget the accessories! A pop filter and mic stand can make a big difference in your sound quality. David wraps up with a bonus tip: be loud and proud about your podcast. Promote it everywhere you can and don’t be shy about reaching out to potential listeners.
Whether you're a tech newbie or a seasoned pro, this episode is packed with valuable advice to get your podcast off the ground.