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Mar 23, 2021 15 min

Part 4 - Preparing for Your B2B Podcast Launch

from Working Without Pants - Creative Entrepreneurship Hosted by Jake Jorgovan

In between the ideation phase of your podcast and your first guest interview, there are important details you need to get in order. On this episode of the Working Without Pants podcast, I'll dive into everything you need to accomplish to be well prepared for your B2B podcast launch. Beginning with podcast artwork, I discuss how to find a graphic designer and what details you need to communicate to them. I provide suggestions for which podcast microphones will suit your purposes and outline how to easily record audio using tools such as Zoom and Zencastr. With the right equipment in hand, you can record your intro podcast episode(s), which play an important role in familiarizing your audience with what they can expect from your show. I also direct you to platforms you can use to find your podcast music and describe the tools we like to use to create your own podcast website. With these items checked off your to-do list, you'll be more than prepared to launch your podcast. If you're ready to get started on your podcasting journey, visit https://contentallies.com/ to learn more about our full-service podcast production services. Resources: Pond5 Envato Elements https://www.upwork.com/ https://www.fiverr.com/ Squarespace PodcastPage.

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