Are your podcast clients getting bad audio and video from themselves or their guests? We share tips on how to address the issue, whether you're there to help them or not.

Episode Notes: https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/episode/keys-to-helping-podcast-clients-look-and-sound-great

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We're sharing some of the keys to helping your podcast clients sound and look great. It might feel uncomfortable initially, but it offers great benefits for your clients, their audience, and you.

We'll explore how to help them create a good recording space for success, whether it's an audio studio or a video set. Then we'll talk about the thing we ALL love to obsess over - the GEAR!

Of course, it doesn't stop there, because having a great studio with great gear won't get the results your clients are looking for if they don't use it right. Or if they let their guests set the standard for what should be considered "good."

Editors can assist by encouraging clients to speak up if guests aren't performing well or by stepping in for the host during live recordings.

This episode is sponsored by Riverside.fm, the leading tool for podcast and video recordings. Visit riverside.fm and use code Yetis to start recording studio quality sound and video and get 15% off a membership plan.

https://creators.riverside.fm/Yetis

• The importance of a controlled space
• How to bring up the discussion of quality with clients
• What is more important than expensive cameras and mirophones
• Recognizing that sometimes clients have different expectations, and we can't always "fix" everything

• Zoom PodTrak P4 Portable Multitrack Podcast Recorder
• Rode RCP2 RODECaster Pro II Integrated Audio Production Studio
• sE Electronics V7 Handheld Supercardioid Dynamic
• Sennheiser e 835 Cardioid Handheld Dynamic Microphone
• RODE PodMic USB and XLR Dynamic Broadcast Microphone
• Shure MV7+ Podcast XLR/USB Microphone
• Samson Q9U XLR/USB Dynamic Broadcast Microphone
• ATR2100x-USB
• Samson Q2U
• CapCut
• OpusClip

Carrie, Bryan, and Jennifer talk about succeeding in a competitive market. They discuss how to handle geeky clients and the use of AI in podcasting.

Episode Notes: https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/episode/starting-over-from-square-two-as-a-proven-podcast-editor

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We're diving deep into the business side of podcast editing—the gritty, no-nonsense reality behind the glamorous facade. Carrie Caulfield is sharing advice on how to attract the perfect, slightly nerdy but passionate client who wants to learn about podcasting. She's no fairy godmother; think more hard work, less magic formula.

We remember what it was like starting between 2015-2017, share a few technical challenges we're psyched to have tackled, and chat about the struggles of staying on top of our games. Oh, and we can’t forget Daniel’s absence—he’s busy, but we miss him tons.

Stick around as we share some laughter, business insights, and heartfelt moments, all while being exceptionally thankful for you tuned-in masterminds. Ready to boost your podcasting prowess? Let’s get into it!

This episode is sponsored by Riverside.fm, the leading tool for podcast and video recordings. Visit riverside.fm and use code Yetis to start recording studio quality sound and video and get 15% off a membership plan.

https://creators.riverside.fm/Yetis

• What led to Carrie's current situation
• How Carrie is approaching building her business up differently the second time
• A couple of ways that AI can help us serve our clients better
• Why it's important to really be focused on the fundamentals
• Will AI steal our jobs?

• iZotope RX 11
• Descript
• ChatGPT
• LinkedIn
• Opus Clip
• CapCut

We stream live to our Facebook page and to YouTube every other week.

This episode of the Podcast Editors Mastermind was edited by Alejandro Ramirez. You can find him on LinkedIn if you're interested in talking with him about editing your show.

NOTE: Don't blame Alejandro for the video version. Bryan is learning how to edit video and Alejandro has already given him some constructive feedback. Thanks, Alejandro!

If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode. Fill out this form to let us know you're interested, and we'll contact you to see if it's a good fit.

• Daniel Abendroth | Roth Media
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It seems like everybody is talking about video in the podcasting space. Is it worth it? How should we help our clients set their expectations? Listen for more!

Episode Notes: https://podcasteditorsmastermind.com/episode/is-video-the-big-gamechanger-podcast-editors-hope-for

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Rick Sellnow from Lexington Public Library will talk about video podcasts, including the importance of quality, using platforms like YouTube, Instagram Reels, and TikTok, and managing costs and time.

We'll also answer a fun AI-generated question: If you could have any animal as a tame miniature pet, which one would you choose and why? Our answers might surprise you.

Join us as we explore taking your podcast to the next level in the age of video. Let’s GOOOO!

This episode is sponsored by Riverside.fm, the leading tool for podcast and video recordings. Visit riverside.fm and use code Yetis to start recording studio quality sound and video and get 15% off a membership plan.

https://creators.riverside.fm/Yetis

• Is it really a podcast? (Just kidding - we talk about it, but we don't go crazy.)
• Why high-quality tools and software matter
• Working with limited budgets
• The importance of setting expectations
• What exponential reacn REALLY means and how video plays into that
• The dark side of algorithm-driven exponential reach

• Storyblocks
• The YouTube Formula
• Wikimedia Commons
• Pixabay
• Podcast Editor Academy

Rick Sellnow is a keen observer of the digital media landscape, particularly the blending of podcasts and video content. He notes YouTube's recent shifts, emphasizing its roots in talking head shows and highlighting the undeniable influence of major figures like Joe Rogan. Rick underscores the significance of this convergence, showcasing his deep understanding of the evolving interplay between audio and visual media.

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We stream live to our Facebook page and to YouTube every other week.

This episode of the Podcast Editors Mastermind was edited by Alejandro Ramirez. You can find him on LinkedIn if you're interested in talking with him about editing your show.

Also, special thanks to Carrie Caulfield for her help in shaping the content.

If you're a podcast editor, we'd love to see if you'd be a fit for a future episode.