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EPISODE · Dec 29, 2022 · 11 MIN

S38E9 – How Do I Make a Podcast?

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A surprising question we get often is “how do I make a podcast?” Though it may not be directly related to writing, it is still a topic we wanted to cover this month. Especially when you consider the benefits of using a fiction podcast to share your writing with the world. Podcasts, whether fiction or non-fiction, are a great way to reach a wide audience. It’s easy enough to set one up and to create content. The difficulty, then, comes in trying to stand out. The podcast market is saturated with all kinds of shows. The ones that do the best are the ones that find a unique edge to a common topic. First aired December 29, 2022. The post S38E9 – How Do I Make a Podcast? appeared first on Writing Roots.

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