Once you’ve been podcasting for a while, it’s easy to forget how little you knew when you started. Today’s episode is with Lance Meikle, a business owner who went through a painful journey of DIY podcasting before coming on board with Clearshot. We chat about the steep learning curve in his early days of podcasting, and why he thinks podcasting is king when it comes to business credibility.

Once you’ve been podcasting for a while, it’s easy to forget how little you knew when you started. Today’s episode is with Lance Meikle, a business owner who went through a painful journey of DIY podcasting before coming on board with Clearshot. We chat about the steep learning curve in his early days of podcasting, and why he thinks podcasting is king when it comes to business credibility.

The Perils of DIY Podcasting, with Lance Meikle

Raymond Wood’s podcast is a content generating machine. In this ep, we look at how the podcast has helped Ray Wood promote his program to help young Australian soccer players get on the pathway to European trials and club signings. Featuring a great range of special guests including footballing greats like Phil Thompson right through to young players and their parents, Ray Wood is a great example of someone who takes the idea of a podcast…and runs with it. 

Raymond Wood’s podcast is a content generating machine. In this ep, we look at how the podcast has helped Ray Wood promote his program to help young Australian soccer players get on the pathway to European trials and club signings. Featuring a great range of special guests including footballing greats like Phil Thompson right through to young players and their parents, Ray Wood is a great example of someone who takes the idea of a podcast…and runs with it.

Making Football Stars with Raymond Wood

What happens if you convince your boss to start a podcast…but then realise you don’t know anything about podcast production? In this great chat with Lulu Davidson from Bayly PR, we dig into why starting the PR/etty Average Podcast was a readymade answer to their Tik Tok issue, and how it was all achieved in an hour per week. Also in this ep, how Bayly PR absolutely blitzed their launch strategy.

What happens if you convince your boss to start a podcast…but then realise you don’t know anything about podcast production? In this great chat with <a href="mailto:lulu@baylypr.com">Lulu Davidson</a> from Bayly PR, we dig into why starting the PR/etty Average Podcast was a readymade answer to their Tik Tok issue, and how it was all achieved in an hour per week. Also in this ep, how Bayly PR absolutely blitzed their launch strategy.

The PR/etty Average Podcast: Lulu Davidson of Bayly PR

At Clearshot, we help people podcast in whatever way suits them. Today's guest is Dr Jyotica Ruba, who joins us to talk about her podcast, Fertile Ground, and the experience of making it so far. We discuss her initial nerves going into the project, the time outlay required, and how her colleagues and clients have reacted to the podcast.

At Clearshot, we help people podcast in whatever way suits them. Today's guest is Dr Jyotica Ruba, who joins us to talk about her podcast, Fertile Ground, and the experience of making it so far. We discuss her initial nerves going into the project, the time outlay required, and how her colleagues and clients have reacted to the podcast.

Meet a Podcast Client: Dr Jyotica Ruba

Want to know what it’s like to start a podcast? We drag our past victims (ahem, clients) back into our podcast studio to ask them the big questions about what it’s like to record a podcast. What worked in their first podcast season? What didn’t? What was less scary than anticipated? And what would they do differently next time round? We’ll also share insights from our side of the studio — What makes a great podcast? Who are the best guests? Scripted or unscripted? And so much more. 

Want to know what it’s like to start a podcast? We drag our past victims (ahem, clients) back into our podcast studio to ask them the big questions about what it’s like to record a podcast. What worked in their first podcast season? What didn’t? What was less scary than anticipated? And what would they do differently next time round? We’ll also share insights from our side of the studio — What makes a great podcast? Who are the best guests? Scripted or unscripted? And so much more.

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