Podcasting for Crafters and Makers
Lesson 31 of 31
Wrapping it all Up

Podcasting for Crafters and Makers
Lesson 31 of 31
Wrapping it all Up
Lesson Info
Wrapping it all Up
So at this point, you know how to do so much, and you know how to start your podcast. So you know how to set up your studio. This is actually a little picture of my studio, which is a corner of a room off my living room. You now how to set up your studio, including your phone, and the app you need to download. You know how to record and upload an episode, where to put it, which host to pick. I gave you two options so you can just narrow it down and pick one. You also know how to take that episode, and get it into iTunes, so that people can get it on their phones automatically. And you know how to launch your podcast, how to get your first listeners, and get people listening. How to launch it, so that you have listeners right from the start, and so that iTunes suggests it to more and more people. And you know how to make the sale from your podcast, so that when you do an episode, you know that it's gonna lead to sales right away, hopefully right away. It's gonna be directly to your buye...
r. It's gonna be clear and obvious what to do. It's gonna move them down that customer path, so that then it can make a sale, and they know where to buy, and how to buy, and why they would buy. So it's gonna build relationships, and build trust, and build your authority, and just create a stronger connection with the audience you have, and with your customers. So now that you know how to do all that, your job is to go out and do it. Go create your podcast, record your episode, upload it, make some deals from it, and I wanna hear how you're doing. I wanna hear as you're watching this class, whether it's live or the recording later, and I wanna hear when your podcast comes out, so tell me. I'm Tara Swiger on Twitter and Instagram, and you can use the hashtag #swigerlive all throughout your watching of this, to keep me updated on any questions you have, anything you're wanting to know.
Class Description
Are you obsessed with podcasts and wondering how to develop and produce your own? In Podcasting for Crafters and Makers, you'll learn Tara's one-week podcast launch plan and how to make a show that's effective at reaching your goals. We'll generate a big list of episode ideas and find angles so you can produce show after show!
You'll learn:
- Why Podcasting matters and is important for your business
- How it builds trust
- How to generate content ideas
- How to choose a format
- How to start a podcast in a week!
Lessons
- Class Introduction: Build Trust and Increase Sales
- Why your Handmade Business Needs a Podcast
- What is a Podcast?
- How to Set up your Studio in 5 Minutes
- How to Launch a Podcast in 1 Week
- What Kind of Show will you Have?
- About the Interview Format
- About the Solo-Show Format
- About the Roundtable Discussion Format
- Which Format is Right for You
- Challenge: FInd What's Out There
- Choosing the Right Topic for your Podcast
- How to Make your Show Special
- Make Magic: Combine for a Unique Show
- Content Development Strategies
- Naming your Podcast Best Practices
- How to Introduce Yourself
- How to Write your Intro
- How to Exit with Confidence
- Where does your Podcast Live and Why iTunes Matters
- DEMO:How to Get your Podcast on iTunes
- How a Listener Becomes a Customer: The Customer Path
- Your Home Base: How to Set it up for Podcast Listeners
- How to Generate Content Upgrades
- How to Leverage your Podcasts to Sell your Product
- Question And Answer
- How to Launch your Podcast Successfully
- Defining "Success" for your Business
- Other Ways to Make Money from your Podcast
- How to Find Time for it all: Tara's Exact Workflow
- Wrapping it all Up
Reviews
Tess
I design embroidery patterns and I love podcasts but I wasn't sure what I would talk about in my own podcast without being able to show pictures. After watching this course I already have 20+ ideas for podcast topics, plus I now know how to get a podcast up and running, step-by-step, AND how it fits with my business goals. Tara Swiger is an excellent teacher and coach. I filled page after page with notes!
Rhonda M.
Excellent, practical information.