Explore " podcast reviews" with insightful episodes like "Phil Vasser- Last Day of My Life", "Ignite Your Storytelling Spark for 2024: How to Plan a Season or Story Arc, Plus Coming Attractions and The ADWIT Audience Survey", "253: Focusing on Customer Retention Features", "E59 The Power of Reviews: Building Credibility and Motivation for Podcasters" and "2022 Year In Review, Best New Audio Drama and Fiction Podcasts, Plans and Schemes for 2023" from podcasts like ""Motivation and Inspiration with Joy Packard", "ADWIT: The Audio Drama Writers' Independent Toolkit", "The Bootstrapped Founder", "Help Me Podcast" and "ADWIT: The Audio Drama Writers' Independent Toolkit"" and more!
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Buckle up for a voyage into the intricate world of software feature decision-making! Promising to equip you with insights from my journey, this episode helps you navigate the choppy waters of determining which attributes to include in your software business and which ones to abandon. We'll unravel my personal blueprint for assessing feature requests and enhancements, with a particular focus on the crucial understanding of 'the job to be done.' Together, we'll dissect the correlation between feature alignment and customer retention, and you'll gain clarity on the two critical factors that weigh in when assessing the importance of a feature - workflow inputs and workflow outputs.
The blog post: https://thebootstrappedfounder.com/focusing-on-customer-retention-features/
The podcast episode: https://share.transistor.fm/s/a1f7ff7f
The video: https://youtu.be/llsICCu2Af8
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In this episode of Help Me Podcast we delve into the importance of reviews. We explore how reviews can provide credibility, motivation, and feedback for you as a host. We also figure out if more reviews will help you get on tops lists with Apple podcasts. Getting reviews for your podcast can be the shortcut to credibility you are looking for. It's only of the only markers for success from the outside people have, and it's one of the things you can change without a lot of reviews. Most podcasts don't have a lot of reviews even if they have a lot of downloads. Lastly we will discuss Pod Lottery, a new tool for podcast hosts to exchange reviews.
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Sarah gets Lindsay unstuck from the mud to celebrate many of the great audio drama podcast success stories of 2022 and make plans and schemes for 2023. It's been a minute, hasn't it? We missed you. Find out what some of the best new podcasts in 2022 are, and what strategies they put in place (or try to, anyway) for 2023.
What is ADWIT? ADWIT is The Audio Drama Writers’ Independent Toolkit. How do you learn to write great audio drama? Listen to all the best audio drama podcasts you can, and listen to ADWIT for writing exercises, theory, strategy, and cheerleading.
Learn more at adwit.org.
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Hosted by Sarah Golding and Lindsay Harris Friel.
Music and sound design by Vincent Friel.
Produced by 6630 Productions.
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Take the survey now and enter to win a gift certificate to Libro.fm.
You can shape the future of The Audio Drama Writers’ Independent Toolkit. Take the ADWIT Audience Survey, so we know what writing strategies to help you with next. One randomly selected respondent will win a gift certificate to Libro.fm. All participants will receive a PDF explaining the story crafting method described in our December 25, 2023 episode.
Want to get in touch? Contact us at writersadwit@gmail.com, or visit our website at adwit.org.
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Olivia Wilde's Don't Worry Darling had been creating buzz long before its promotions even begun. With multiple controversies, and this being Harry Styles acting debut, the film was in the public eye for a while.
Set in a picturesque neighbourhood in the 50s, Don't Worry Darling is the story of what happens when Alice, played by Florence Pugh, discovers a bigger sinister plan that's running their lives.
Tune in to find out, Do I Like It?
Reviews help you gain credibility for your podcast. The positive ones reinforce that you are an authority on your subject matter and give new listeners some insight on what they'll gain by listening to your podcast. And the negative reviews, while not always popular, can help you look at your podcast from a different perspective and make adjustments to your approach if necessary.
Additionally, the more reviews you can get, the more algorithms will recognize your show as valuable to the podcast listening community and, thusly, your show will rank better when listeners look for shows in your niche.
So, how do you get more reviews for your podcast? In Episode 78 of Pod Theory, I'm going to share five tips you can implement to bring more positive focus to your show by way of ratings and reviews from your audience.
What have you done to successfully gain more reviews for your podcast? Hit me up on Twitter and let me know your process!
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We live in a world where reviews are everywhere. Seemingly every platform we use has some sort of review component built into it. And while reviews can provide an up close and personal look at a user's experience with a product or service, they only provide one point of view.
Are reviews important to podcasts? Yes. But do they tell the whole story? No.
On Episode 16 of Pod Theory, I'm going to share why I feel reviews are important to your show, but they're just one of five elements that can grab a new listener and get them hooked on your show. If you focus on the first four of these elements, the good reviews will follow...and your podcast will grow and evolve.
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Season 2: Debunking Myths & Misconceptions of Podcasting (known as Pod Theory)
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How is your work going, WeSTAT Community? TTJ(es) set out to have a conversation about the books and podcasts they have been digging into, but of course, that led them down the road of hard questions and contemplation that will be aired on Monday (6/22). So, this is a prelude to Monday's episode, but also an honest review and a reminder to participate in the 'Black Out Bestseller Lists with Black Voices' initiative, which encourages people to purchase books authored by Black authors between June 14- June 20. In this episode, TTJ(es) discuss Stamped Junior by Ibram X Kendi and I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness by Austin Channing Brown.
Show Notes:
http://austinchanning.com/the-book
https://www.powells.com/book/stamped-9780316453691
https://brenebrown.com/podcast/brene-with-austin-channing-brown-on-im-still-here-black-dignity-in-a-world-made-for-whiteness/
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http://www.westories.org/blogposts/2020/4/21/library-to-the-rescue-free-access-to-high-impact-diverse-books-and-stories
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In this episode Mike and Pete discuss their vote for the ugliest car ever made, the Pontiac Aztek. While it appears on a number of the worst car ever made lists, Mike and Pete feel it's more of an ugly car than a clunker.
Pete mentions that he wants to talk about one of Mike's modified BMW's in the next episode and Mike agrees it will make for a good episode. Make sure you subscribe so you can here episode 10 where Mike starts to list the modifications to his 2015 BMW E84 X1 35i sleeper build.
Also check out the Audioish Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Mike and Pete have spun off this popular podcast to cover the beginner audiophile journey for Pete. Visit the website for gear reviews and info about upcoming podcast here https://audioish.com
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In this episode Mike and Pete discuss the Joe Rogan Podcast episode 1171 with Nick Yarris. This emotional podcast is hard to described but in a few words it's touching, depressing and inspirational.
After discussing the JRE Podcast, Mike and Pete touch on Pete's new BMW X3 and what he likes most about it. Mike makes mention of his recent trip to Boca Raton, Florida where he got a glimpse of the all-new 2021 BMW M3, M4, iNext, MNext, iX3 and much more.
Pete eludes to a new segment idea for episode 3 that he calls what's aged worst in automotive.
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In this first episode of the Autoish Podcast, Mike and Pete discuss some of their favorite podcasts, iPods, Audiophile stuff and much more (ish.) Mike gets a like geeky talking about audiophile DIY interconnect wires and touches on his recent subscription to Tidal. They both discuss what podcasts got then into podcasts and what episodes they recently listened to that moved them. Mike mentions that a recent episode on the Tim Ferriss show with Gary Keller, episode 401 moved him because of a simple question that Tim asked Gary towards the end of the interview. Tim had asked Gary Keller what he would put on a billboard for millions to see and his answer was "Think big and Aim high."
We arrived at the name of our podcast by combining the industry that we are both involved in, automotive and the idea that our podcast will cover a wide range of stuff. That's the "ish" part of our name. In future episodes we'll discuss; marketing, Pinterest, Audiophile gear, other podcasts, bourbon, watches, cars and more. #autoish #autoishpodcast #podcast #automotive #marketing
Jack and Freddie have a spoiler-filled discussion about S-Town and finally talk about how podcasts actually work.
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