Today marks the final episode of the Ask We Edit Show. After 150 shows, we feel we have built the knowledge base we set out to create. While the podcast might be ending, we have lots of exciting partnerships and projects to come, so follow us on our journey ahead!

Key Points From This Episode:

• Why today is the final episode of the show.
• What is in the pipeline for us going into the future.

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We Edit Podcasts

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We have spoken before about how being consistent is key in podcasting. So, are there instances where it is appropriate to have an occasional podcast? Tune in to hear when this type of podcast might work!

Key Points From This Episode:

• Consistency and release frequency are key to listener engagement.
• Some situations where an occasional release date might make sense.
• A schedule-free podcast will have a harder time gaining traction.

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If you would like to know more about the state of podcasting in 2021, then this is the show for you! Tune in to hear some fascinating stats around listenership, demographics, and which platforms are doing well. 

Key Points From This Episode:

• Some of the interesting stats about that state of the industry in 2021.
• The major shifts that have happened in the industry over the past year.
• There are strong signs that point to continued and even accelerated growth.

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After being in the podcasting game for a while, it is easy to lose inspiration and creativity on how to keep things fresh. Tune in today to hear more about how you can stay motivated and keep those creative juices flowing.

Key Points From This Episode:

• Content planning can get tedious after some time in the game.
• Top tips on how to keep fresh and ensure you are inspired.

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If you feel like you are the odd one out and that everyone else knows what they are doing, you might be experiencing imposter syndrome. This is surprisingly common, not just in podcasting, but in a range of industries. Tune in to hear some top tips on how you can overcome this limiting belief.

Key Points From This Episode:

• Imposter syndrome affects many people across a range of industries.
• You are not alone in experiencing imposter syndrome; 70 percent of people experience it at some point. 
• Some of the ways that you can deal with imposter syndrome.

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Waking up one morning to find that your podcast has been removed is a nasty surprise. Podcasts get removed from Apple Podcasts for a number of reasons. Tune in today to hear more about what these are and how can resolve them.

Key Points From This Episode:

• Some of the reasons that your podcast may get removed from Apple Podcasts.
• Check your email if your podcast has been removed to understand the reason.
• Your hosting site could also be an issue.
• There is an opportunity to resubmit if you actually the resolve problem.

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Spotify

Stitcher

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Mic bumps are a common, but easily avoidable problem that can occur when podcasting. Tune in today to hear three easy-to-implement solutions to ensure you don’t have to deal with this pesky problem!

Key Points From This Episode:

• Hear what a mic bump is and why they are tricky to remove. 
• Find out three solutions you can use right now to avoid mic bumps.

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Spotify

Stitcher

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There are many shifts afoot in the world of podcasting at the moment! While some of this may leave us uncertain and worried, we believe the movement of the biggest streaming platforms shows just how important and powerful the podcasting medium is. Tune in to hear about some of the major changes that are happening on Apple Podcasts and Spotify right now!

Key Points From This Episode:

• There are many changes happening in the podcast space and on streaming platforms right now. 
• The shifts are signs of the money involved and the possibility for growth.
• New features that Apple Podcasts has recently implemented for subscriptions and discovery. 
• Some of the exciting things that Spotify is currently rolling out. 

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Patreon

Joe Rogan

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Taking a break from your podcast can be a healthy thing to do from time to time. Avoiding burnout and gaining new perspectives and energy are just some of the benefits you might accrue by switching off for a while. We encourage this, but also encourage you to plan ahead and think strategically about how and when you might put things on pause. Tune in to find out more!

Key Points From This Episode:

• There are a number of possible benefits to taking a break from your podcast.
• You may want to get re-energized or find some new perspective through taking a break.
• Planning is crucial, so be strategic about when you take a break.
• Creating a backlog of episodes that can be released during a break is a great idea.
• Posting on social media while taking a break can help avoid losing too much momentum.

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Many podcasters, when starting out, do not have a limitless budget to promote their show and grow their audience. Luckily there are many cheap and free tools and resources that you can use if this is the case. Tune in to hear about the central importance of social media, networking, and more!

Key Points From This Episode:

• There are a number of ways you can market your show without breaking the bank.
• Social media will always be the most important tool at your disposal.
• Tools like Buffer and Audiogram can help boost your engagement. 
• Networking and connecting can have very positive results for your podcast’s growth.

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Buffer

Audiogram

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