Lessons from a Year of Podcasting

FiredUp! - The Startup Marketing Podcast

FiredUp! has officially been in production for a full year! As we celebrate this milestone, our team wanted to sit down and bring you a special episode as we reflect on how far we have come as podcasters, the lessons learned along the way, and what we’re excited about for the future of the show. This week, episode 52 of the FiredUp! podcast is about lessons from one year of podcasting!

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Morgan, Chris, Ian, and Nicole discuss:

• The realities of launching and maintaining a podcast require significant effort and planning, especially up front.
• How the podcast has given us the unique opportunity to learn from and engage with experts in various fields.
• Podcast promotion is challenging, but leveraging social media and email marketing has helped spread the word.
• A glimpse into our new chapter of transitioning into a video podcast to reach a wider audience and increase engagement.

Thank you again to our listeners, team, and incredible guests! We are grateful for how far the podcast has come and are excited for everything to come. As a reminder, head to our YouTube channel and engage with us for a coupon for the Firebrand store!

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1. Lessons from a Year of Podcasting (00:00:00)

2. The unexpected complexity of producing a podcast. (00:02:51)

3. The upfront work that goes into launching a podcast. (00:06:43)

4. Appreciating the unexpected educatiohnal value of the podcast that can be used as a curriculum of sorts. (00:11:50)

5. The challenges of promoting a podcast and reaching your target audience. (00:18:01)

6. Morgan announces the decision to go video-first for the podcast to improve discovery and engagement. (00:22:22)

7. The team expresses gratitude to the production team, guests, and listeners for their support. (00:27:48)