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Hosted by Verity Sangan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 123 episodes
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This show is for you if you are searching for podcasting tips, how to podcast, and answers to podcasting questions such as:- How do I start a podcast without feeling overwhelmed?- What equipment do I need?- Is there an easy way to start a podcast?- How do I get my podcast on Apple Podcasts?- How do I get my podcast on Spotify?- How do I promote my podcast?- What should I podcast about?- And so much more…Welcome to Podcasting for Indie Podcasters (formerly The Lazy Girl's Guide to Podcasting), your go-to podcast for bite-sized, actionable strategies tailored for anyone diving into the world of podcasting.When I started podcasting in 2020, I found that there wasn't enough information available in a quick and easy way to understand and implement. I figured it out on my own, but it was a slow journey before I started ranking multiple times in the Apple Podcast charts, in multiple countries. This podcast is for you if you want actionable podcasting tips delivered succinctly and wi
Verity Sangan hosts Podcasting for Indie Podcasters: Podcasting Tips for How to Start and Run a Podcast, a education show with 123 episodes published.
In this episode, we break it down the eight essential tips for preparing your podcast guest to be interviewed. First, we stress the importance of headphones (you’d be surprised at how many people skip this). Next up, we
Interviewing podcast guests can feel like a rite of passage on any podcast; after all, don't you need to interview guests for your show? In this episode, we start with that very question: Do you even need a guest on your
If you’ve had a podcast for any amount of time, you’ve probably wondered to yourself if you’re doing things ‘right,’ or how you can reach more people to boost your audience. In this case, a podcast audit is probably one
Podcast outros - those things at the end of your episodes that statistically half of your listeners will skip or ignore. So if so many people are ignoring your outros, is there any point in including them? In this episod
Today, we're diving deep into the emotional rollercoaster and worried that people have when they start and launch their podcast. The big questions we will cover are: What if my show is rubbish?What if people laugh at me?
Ready to start a podcast in 2026? Well, buckle up, because we’re tackling the next lot of the top ten burning questions about starting your own show. In this episode, we will answer the following questions: How Do You Pi
Welcome to 2026! In this episode, we're kicking the year off by diving into the nitty-gritty of launching your podcast in 2026 with the first five burning questions that’ll set you on the right path. We're all about keep
The podcast has officially rebranded and been renamed to 'Podcasting for Indie Podcasters!' In this episode, I'll discuss exactly why I decided to ditch the old name of The Lazy Girl's Guide to Podcasting and embrace som
Podcasting is a wild and amazing journey. One minute you’re excitedly recording your latest episode, and the next you’re drowning in editing and second-guessing every little detail. In this episode, we dive into the seve
Ever felt the pressure to turn your podcasting passion into a money-making machine? In this episode, we’re diving into why you don’t actually have to monetize your podcast if you don’t want to! In this episode, we explor
Feeling stuck in a podcasting rut? We totally get it! In this episode, we're diving into seven super handy tips to help you shake off that creative slump and reignite your podcasting passion. Whether you're wondering "wh
There's a lot of talk about cutting pauses out of podcast episodes, and a lot of tools, such as Riverside and Descript use the ability to remove pauses as a selling feature. But sometimes, pauses are needed. I've recentl
Do you really need a podcast coach or course? That’s the million-dollar question we’re diving into today! We’re peeling back the layers on the podcasting coaching scene, where it seems like everyone and their grandma has
After a seven-month radio silence, I’m back to share some juicy insights about what it means to take a break and why it can be super important for our creative sanity. I kick things off by admitting that while consistenc
Fearne Cotton has managed to attract a massive audience for her Happy Place Podcast, even with episode titles that primarily feature just the name of her guests. This raises the intriguing question of how she gets away w
Are you struggling to get your podcast episodes noticed on Google? Today, I’m sharing some essential tips on how to rank your podcast content higher in search results. We’ll dive into the importance of using SEO-rich key
In this episode I’m sharing the 11 things I won’t be spending money on for this year. From avoiding costly podcast managers and editors to steering clear of unsustainable promotion tactics, I’ll explain my reasoning behi
Today, I'm diving into the exciting new AI features from Captivate Assistant (formerly Captivate Spark) designed to streamline your podcasting process and enhance your content creation. I’ll walk you through how these to
SEO is crucial for boosting your podcast's visibility, and in this episode we will look at how effective keyword strategies can lead to increased both your podcast's downloads and your audience engagement. I'll share my
How much does it cost to run a podcast? Is there a cheaper way to be a podcaster? Are you looking to reduce your podcasting costs? If any of these questions resonate with you then stick around. In this episode, I share h
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