How To Pick The Best Podcast Format

Don't take the decision of how to pick the best podcast format lightly. While you can change your podcast's format later, one of the reasons people love some shows is because they feel familiar, so this video will help you get this decision right from the beginning.

I'm going to walk you through the Pros & Cons of the 3 most common podcast formats so you can make the best choice for your situation.
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00:00 How To Pick The Best Podcast Format
01:08 Pros of Solo Podcasts
01:46 Cons of Solo Podcasts
02:31 Pros of Interview Podcasts
03:16 Cons of Interview Podcasts
04:35 Pros of Team Podcasts
05:27 Cons of Team Podcasts
06:50 How long should a podcast episode be?

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[dougpreston]

Great content as always! You quickly mentioned combining a solo format with an interview format. That is my plan going forward so I don't have to come up with all the content! I'm thinking about one or maybe two interview episodes out of four for a month. Is that acceptable?

[chrissyhenry]

A lot of good information. Thank you. I plan on doing the group format and some of the cons I didn't think of but I don't think will be serious problems. I plan on watching your other videos because I'm trying to gather as much information as possible before I dive into this.

[Phreestylee]

I plan on using the solo and interview combination. I think that suits me, my personality and my audience

[DianaDamron]

Thank you for walking through these options, Jerry. Really clearly spelled out.

[foodmonsterweightloss]

Combo solo and guests. Solo is the primary as I am the expert in my field and my goal is to garner clients. However, my expertise is not broad enough to satisfy a significant portion of my ideal customers. I will need to bring on experts in compatable areas and eventually bring on some very high level specalists experts as guests.

[kathymacintosh]

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