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Rachel Corbett
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  • How to make money from a podcast
    Can you actually make money from podcasting?In this episode, I answer one of the most common questions new podcasters ask...how do you make money from a podcast?The truth is, most podcasts don’t make a dime but that doesn't mean it's not possible for your show.You just need the right strategy, the right audience and the right expectations.To help you get to that point, I break down what actually works, what to avoid, and why ads aren’t the only (or best) way to monetise your show.What you’ll learn: Why ads aren’t the answer for most showsCreative ways to monetise with a small audienceHow to use your podcast to sell products and servicesWhy audience value always comes before incomeThe platforms and tools that make monetisation easierEPISODE CREDITS:Host: Rachel CorbettEditing Assistance: Josh NewthLINKS & OTHER IMPORTANT STUFF:Download my free podcasting guideCheck out my online podcasting course, PodSchoolClick here to submit a question to the showEmail me: [email protected] me: Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok or check out my blog or the PodSchool website.This podcast was recorded on the lands of the Wangal people, of the Eora Nation. I pay my respects to Elders past and present.
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  • How do you record people in different locations?
    Recording with guests in other cities or countries? You’re not alone.Remote recording is a BIG part of podcasting, and while Zoom is the default for many, it’s not built for great audio. So what should you use instead?In this episode, I walk through the best remote recording options and how to make sure your podcast sounds as professional as possible, even if your guest is on the other side of the world.What you’ll learn:Why Zoom isn’t ideal for podcast audioThe benefits of remote recording platforms like Riverside and SquadCastWhat to do if your guest doesn’t have a micWhy phone interviews should be your last resortHow to avoid tech headaches and make remote interviews easyEPISODE CREDITS:Host: Rachel CorbettEditing Assistance: Josh NewthLINKS & OTHER IMPORTANT STUFF:Download my free podcasting guideCheck out my online podcasting course, PodSchoolClick here to submit a question to the showEmail me: [email protected] me: Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok or check out my blog or the PodSchool website.This podcast was recorded on the lands of the Wangal people, of the Eora Nation. I pay my respects to Elders past and present.
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  • What's the ideal length for a podcast?
    One of the most common questions I get asked is “What’s the ideal length for a podcast?”And the answer is…there’s no perfect length.In this episode, I explain what you need to consider when deciding how long your episodes should be, including your audience’s attention span and lifestyle, the quality of your content as well as your own time and energy.Whether you’re doing solo episodes, interviews, or highly produced content, the key is finding a length you can stick to consistently, without burning out.What you’ll learn:Why there’s no “right” podcast lengthHow your audience influences your decision The risk of trying to stretch content to fit a time targetHow to find a format and length you can commit toWhy consistency matters more than lengthEPISODE CREDITS:Host: Rachel CorbettEditing Assistance: Josh NewthLINKS & OTHER IMPORTANT STUFF:Download my free podcasting guideCheck out my online podcasting course, PodSchoolClick here to submit a question to the showEmail me: [email protected] me: Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok or check out my blog or the PodSchool website.This podcast was recorded on the lands of the Wangal people, of the Eora Nation. I pay my respects to Elders past and present.
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  • Should you release your podcast in seasons?
    If you're trying to decide whether to release your podcast week-by-week or in seasons, this episode is for you.I answer a listener question about the pros and cons of podcast seasons and share why batching and taking breaks can actually help your show survive long term, even if it means slower growth.This is especially helpful if podcasting isn’t your full-time job and you’re trying to keep your show going alongside the juggle of everything else.💡 What you’ll learn:The pros and cons of releasing your show in seasonsHow seasons can help you avoid burnout and plan betterWhen releasing episodes weekly might be the better choiceWhy batching episodes in advance is a smart strategyWhat to expect from audience growth when your podcast feed goes quietEPISODE CREDITS:Host: Rachel CorbettEditing Assistance: Josh NewthLINKS & OTHER IMPORTANT STUFF:Download my free podcasting guideCheck out my online podcasting course, PodSchoolClick here to submit a question to the showEmail me: [email protected] me: Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok or check out my blog or the PodSchool website.This podcast was recorded on the lands of the Wangal people, of the Eora Nation. I pay my respects to Elders past and present.
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Do you want to create a kick-arse podcast people will want to listen to? Podcasting expert, Rachel Corbett, shares her short actionable tips to help you create compelling content, connect with an audience and keep listeners coming back for more. If you want even more help with your podcast check out Rachel's online podcasting course at podschool.com.au
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