Choosing your podcast format, frequency, and length

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Choosing your podcast format, frequency, and length holds a lot of podcasters back. In this episode we'll chat about the many options you have for your podcast format, including interview, solo, Q&A, video, co-hosted, and combo. We'll also chat about the frequency and how critical consistency is. Finally, we'll talk about how long your podcast episodes should be! If you have any questions about podcasting, I'd love to include them in our feature Q&A episodes! Send me an email: [email protected] or visit EOFire.com/season9 to submit your questions!

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