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| Think about social media, create a Facebook page, Instagram and Twitter account - but only if you'll use them regularly, as social networks and their algorithms are about continuous engagement. You can't just create a page and then not post regularly, as your audience may not as engage with your content if they don't know what's coming up on the podcast. | Think about social media, create a Facebook page, Instagram and Twitter account - but only if you'll use them regularly, as social networks and their algorithms are about continuous engagement. You can't just create a page and then not post regularly, as your audience may not as engage with your content if they don't know what's coming up on the podcast. | ||
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| + | Make a media contact list (see if you can find someone who works in a similar area who has one prepared) | ||
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| + | Organise cross promo with other podcasts of similar size, plug each others’ shows. | ||
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| + | Join facebook groups for fellow podcasters | ||
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| + | Have a launch party. Physical events in the real world help to build excitement around your show’s release, and to connect community. | ||
| Some more info on effective podcast promotion; | Some more info on effective podcast promotion; | ||
