You’ve made it!

You have all of the pieces together to launch your podcast.

But now you’re beginning to wonder… are you ready to launch your show to the world?

And if you do decide to launch your podcast, how do you know it is going to have a good reception?

In this episode, we will be going over two ways to know you’re ready to launch your podcast.

You can read the full blog post for this video here:  https://bit.ly/3PaNRXl 

You’ve recorded your first few episodes, edited them, and added your intros and outros.

You’ve finished the hard part and you are probably feeling incredibly excited - as you should be!

The next step is publishing your podcast to a podcast directory, so listeners and subscribers can find it. 

Getting your show onto directories such as Spotify or Apple Podcasts requires you to have an RSS feed.

In fact, your RSS feed is an essential part of getting your show out there.

How do you go about doing this?

You must first choose and submit your show to a hosting service. 

Let’s dive into what this entails.

You can read the full blog post for this video here: https://bit.ly/3iIXEHZ 

Many people get stuck on the idea that their podcast launch has to be as big as a book launch or a product launch.

They get overwhelmed with the thought that if they don’t gain traction right away then they are in big trouble.

This couldn’t be further from the truth.

Most podcasts get started with a smaller audience and snowball growth over time.

You have to have the initial audience to start building the momentum for a show so that it can grow into something bigger.

However, if you don’t have that initial audience, then it can be hard for the show to start building its own momentum.

So, how do you get that initial audience?

Let’s take a look.

You can find show notes and resources here: http://bit.ly/3AXp2Ix