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EPISODE · Oct 19, 2023 · 2 MIN

Real talk

from Hard to Market · host Podcast Chef

One trick for engaging your audience is to change your perspective by speaking directly to a specific person or imagining one while delivering your content. This helps you move away from abstract terms and communicate in a more relatable, helpful manner. By speaking to your ideal listener, you can avoid assuming they know more than they do and create stronger, compelling content for your podcast.Key Points• Change your perspective by imagining a specific person you're addressing in your content.• Speak as if you're talking to someone right in front of the camera lens.• Move away from abstracted communication and talk like a regular person helping another regular person.• Imagining a family member or your ideal prospect can aid in creating relatable content.• Avoid assuming your audience's knowledge and steer clear of acronyms or abbreviations.• Creating solo content for your podcast requires various techniques, but speaking to a specific person is key.• It helps you create stronger and more compelling content throughout your podcasting journey.Best Quotes00:41 - 00:49 • "You can imagine that the person you're talking to is right in the eye of that camera, in the lens of that camera."02:03 - 02:12 • "Imagining that you're speaking to a specific person is a great way to create stronger and more compelling content as you go through your podcasting journey." Connect with our host, Brian Mattocks:LinkedInEmailSchedule a Free Podcast Consult

One trick for engaging your audience is to change your perspective by speaking directly to a specific person or imagining one while delivering your content. This helps you move away from abstract terms and communicate in a more relatable, helpful manner. By speaking to your ideal listener, you can avoid assuming they know more than they do and create stronger, compelling content for your podcast.Key Points• Change your perspective by imagining a specific person you're addressing in your content.• Speak as if you're talking to someone right in front of the camera lens.• Move away from abstracted communication and talk like a regular person helping another regular person.• Imagining a family member or your ideal prospect can aid in creating relatable content.• Avoid assuming your audience's knowledge and steer clear of acronyms or abbreviations.• Creating solo content for your podcast requires various techniques, but speaking to a specific person is key.• It helps you create stronger and more compelling content throughout your podcasting journey.Best Quotes00:41 - 00:49 • "You can imagine that the person you're talking to is right in the eye of that camera, in the lens of that camera."02:03 - 02:12 • "Imagining that you're speaking to a specific person is a great way to create stronger and more compelling content as you go through your podcasting journey." Connect with our host, Brian Mattocks:LinkedInEmailSchedule a Free Podcast Consult

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