Solo Podcasts, The Number One Tip to Know!

Solo Podcasts, The Number One Tip to Know!
With more than 150+ podcast episodes under my belt, I've found that there's one tip that I always follow for my solo podcasts. Think of it like the "secret sauce" not only having solo podcast episodes but loving every second of recording your solo podcast episodes!

In this video, I'm showing you the number one tip I'd recommend for anyone creating solo podcast episodes. So, let's dive right in!

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[KrystalProffitt]

Are you a solo podcaster? Tell me about you and your show! I may just give you a shout out on an upcoming video! ;)

[brwnsknqtpie]

This was very helpful! My show is Ask The Right Questions. It’s a podcast that focuses on providing people with practical tips so they can take ownership of their health and wellness

[CynsPerspective]

Haha so freaking useful. My podcast is called Break The Chain and it’s about breaking generational patterns and limiting societal norms. And I actually talk about how I overcame my own toxicities. So this was just confirmation. Amazing! Amazing! Amazinggg! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[Cauliflower_ears_]

I'm starting a solo podcast. I've been reluctant to do it because I was worried that it would be very narcissistic but I took a self-inventory and I realized that out of everything I do in my life, I don't have any kind of creative outlet. So in going to give podcasting a shot even if nobody is going to listen to it. I'm not trying to make any money out of it or try to become Joe Rogan or something. People have told me that I'm a raconteur so I just think I could tell some stories on it in an interesting and entertaining way.

This was very helpful by the way.

[seradoxa]

I am late to the show but this was much needed. I just launched and instantly felt like an imposter and that I might not be 'All that' interesting. My show is Sera Says and it is about guiding students from highschool to profession in The Gambia and beyond.

[teresasbigopinion]

I'm a brand new podcaster. My show is called Sh*t That Scares Me, and it's all about shit that scares me. It's a solo show with occasional guests, and my target audience is me. The goal is to create content that I'd want to listen to. I have a trailer up on Spotify and Sticher, but I'm waiting for approval for Apple and Amazon. Thanks for creating these videos. They're been super helpful!

[BroPornChatter]

I found a random YouTuber and with in first 10 seconds " I LOVE YOU ". I like the way you given intro ! Keep it up

[Coach_Chris_]

Wow!! I’ve been racking my brain to figure out how to do a solo episode when I don’t have guests and this is genius! Thank u!

[Zenkis.ikigai]

Just did my first podcast/interview 😊. But now I feel a solo podcast is on the agenda. Great video thanks.

[sarahmclain]

Krystal, this was terrific as I'm working on my podcast launch - thanks for sharing!

[brendav]

Just found this video and was so glad I did. I started a podcast called The Midnight Gemini and it’s about being Gemini and what our life is like and the perspectives we have about things. It’s been a learn-as-I-go endeavor, but I’m improving. With this piece of info, I think I’ve got the missing piece to make my solo show so much better. Thank you.

[RobertPlank]

The concept of acting as both the interviewer and interviewee is fascinating. This approach seems like it could add so much value and really resonate with my listeners. I'm going to try writing down my own questions and answers to guide my next episode.

[theldrpodcast]

This was super helpful. In the process right now of starting my own podcast so I will keep all of this in mind.

[TheQuietLeader]

2 years after you posted this, and google has brought me here. Thank you for this, I am about to embark on the journey of solo podcasting about leadership and management, Particularly for those of us that are introverts.

[darianeubanks]

i will be starting my solo podcast in the coming week, tackling a variety of topics political views, fatherhood, double standards, sports, mental health awareness, just put up my first duo podcast episode this past Sunday for the intellect connect with a friend from high school. this video definitely helped me get a starting point on which route to take starting my solo podcast. thank you

[motorcityhypnotist]

I am a co-host right now on a mental health podcast and am launching my own solo podcast in a couple of weeks also focusing on hypnosis and mental health. I want my solo podcast to be informative but also fun and funny (helpful but not so serious!). I've been practicing clinically for almost 29 years so I have a lot of information that I want to share with people. My solo podcast is The Motor City Hypnotist Podcast.

[garywdon]

That’s the best podcast advice I’ve ever heard.

[ZEE-vrff]

I’m starting a solo podcast soon which will be discussing societal issues that don’t get enough coverage. After months of prepping, I’m so grateful to find this! Just what I needed, thanks so much 🎉

[navysportsnation]

My name is Karl Darden. I live in Arizona, and I just started a solo sports podcast about month ago. It's tied to my sports blog. The audience is pretty specific because I cover the Men's & Women's sports played at the U.S. Naval Academy. So the target audience is typically any fan of Naval Academy sports: the Midshipmen currently attending, their parents, graduates of the Academy, and anyone in the local area that follows Navy sports. The first episode was completely solo. I had interviews for the next three, but at least half the show was still just me. So no co-host. The name of the podcast is Navy Sports Central. Thanks for the tips!

[LungileMayindi]

love this video :-), i really appreciate the tips