In this episode I’m going to walk you through the most popular podcast formats so that you can make a decision on the podcast format you will choose for your own show!
We’re going to be covering the following podcast formats:
- Solo Shows: Perfect for entrepreneurs that want to elevate their expert status, by getting deep into topics that their potential clients want to hear about.
- Co-hosted: An awesome way to elevate your expert status, connect with your potential customers and build a community around your passions with a pal.
- Interviews: Perfect for expanding your audience reach and building your network while providing a lot of value for your audience.
- Documentary Style: If you love true crime podcasts, this style requires some serious editing chops, so be prepared to practice the fine art of audio editing!
- Fictional or Radio Play: Amazing for creatives that want to explore narrative content through audio!
- Video Podcast: Awesome for those that want to double up on their output by posting both to YouTube and all the podcast channels!
- Live Shows: Great for building your network and engaging with your audience!
There you have it! Check out the blog post that accompanies this episode for a very thorough review of the most popular podcast formats you might choose for your own podcast!
Which format are you leaning towards? Send me an email at emily@theultimatecreative.com or DM me at @the_ultimatecreative on Instagram to let me know! I’d love to hear what you’re choosing, and why!
And if you’re having a hard time choosing, you can even send me a voice memo and I will answer your question on an upcoming episode of Ultimate Podcast Marketing!
Links:
- Podcast Rocket Waitlist
- The Important Cinema Club
- Patreon
- Blue Yeti
- Behringer XM8500
- Behringer UMC404HD
- Tascam DR-40
- Zoom H4N
- VRMP Presents: The Five People You Meet In Hell
- The Scariest Podcast In The World
- StudioBinder
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