Why Interview Podcasts Suck

Riverside.fm, the leading tool for podcast and video recordings. There are millions of podcasts out there, and a lot of them do interviews. I’m telling you, podcast interviews suck. Before you burn me for saying this, just hear me out. There are four key reasons why I don't like interviews. I'm not saying you should totally stop doing them. But you should be more selective and not do an interview-only kind of show. If you want to build your authority, interviews are not how you want to do it. There's a place for interviews in your strategy, but it cannot be the entire thing. So let's jump into the episode where I break down the four reasons I don't like interviews. I'm also sharing when and how to do interviews if you want to do them. In this episode: [3:24] Reason #1: Interviews are a pain to schedule, and it negatively affects your productivity. [5:01] Reason #2: It's difficult to ask unique questions, and research takes a lot of work. [6:39] Reason #3: The interview takes the focus away from you. If you want to build your authority, doing an interview is not the way to do it. [9:12] Reason #4: It’s harder to repurpose content from an interview. [11:01] These are the only reasons why I do an interview 🎁 Free Resources 🎁 🎙️ All of My Podcast Equipment & Software: https://www.podcastdomination.co/equipment 😃 My Best Episode For “Soon To Be” Podcasters: http://bit.ly/PreLaunchMode Riverside.fm, the leading tool for podcast and video recordings. ➡️ Other Shows About Podcasting I Host: How to Launch a Podcast: https://pod.link/1541656482 How to Grow a Podcast: https://pod.link/1541653113 Podcasting for Fun and Profits (co-host with Yann Ilunga) https://pod.link/1557901626