Description
Forget consistency and try VARIETY. I explore the strategy used by two famous podcasters, focusing on variety in episode content, length, and style to keep the audience engaged and cater to different interests. Results: they top the charts for Business and for Society & Culture.
Trick question: How long should a podcast episode be?
Mini case study on strategy of Scott Galloway of The Prof G Podcast and Bethenny Frankel of Just B.
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Topics:
-Episode types, lengths, guest / host, and cadence (e.g. weekly)
-Significance of visuals
-Misconception of podcasting as marketing expense
-Unique KPIs
Timestamps:
(0:34) Prof G's Podcast Strategy and Episode Formats
(3:56) Variety in Bethenny Frankel's Podcast
(4:09) Long Game of Podcasting: Insights and Statistics
(5:27) Podcasting: A Marketing Perspective (ROI)
(6:11) Bethenny Frankel's Episode Types
(9:28) Why Use Episode Variety
(9:54) Key Takeaways
Links:
Just B with Bethenny Frankel
The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
The Algebra of Happiness (book)
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