Welcome to “Your Podcast Consultant,” where every episode brings you actionable insights to elevate your podcasting game. Today, we've got an eye-opening discussion on the crucial differences between pitching and networking – and why knowing your audience is vital. Our host, Dave Jackson, mentions a post he saw from Steve Stewart.

I share insider tips on navigating online communities, the intricacies of offering your services without breaking community rules, and why networking within your field can be a goldmine of opportunity.

Join us as we dive into the art of making meaningful connections, steering clear of common faux pas, and enhancing your podcast's potential with strategic community engagement. Stay tuned to unlock the secrets of smart networking and avoid looking 'silly' in professional groups.

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Today I point out that as cool as AI can be, you need to be careful. You may end up accidentally lying to your audience. My buddy Elsie Escobar made a great point on her show The Feed, and I wanted to bring this topic to you.

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Castmagic

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00:00:00 - Opening
00:00:52 - AI is Handy BUT
00:02:17 - Your Episode Title is a Promise
00:04:57 - Who is Asking for Information About Your Mom?
00:05:18 - What is the Benefit of This Episode?
00:07:23 - Join the School of Podcasting

Are you ready to start your podcasting journey but feeling overwhelmed by the wide array of microphone options out there? Look no further because this episode, I'm diving into the world of podcasting microphones!

In the latest episode of Your Podcast Consultant, I share invaluable insights on choosing the right microphone setup for your podcast. I offer practical advice on why USB microphones are perfect for solo shows or remote guests (but not ALL situations). I also recommends top-quality microphones like the Samsung Q2U, Audio Technica ATR2100X, and the versatile Rode PodMic USB, plus a fantastic recording interface, the Zoom PodTrak P4.

I emphasize having the right equipment and recording setup is essential for ensuring high-quality sound and flexibility for your podcasting endeavors. So, whether you're podcasting solo or recording a group conversation, my 19 years of podcasting experience will guid and help you make the best choices for your show.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to elevate your podcasting game and avoid the hassle of returning equipment. Click play and follow.

Topics:

USB microphones vs. XLR microphones

USB microphones are suitable for solo shows and remote guests

Challenges of using multiple USB microphones, such as plugging them into a computer

Benefits of having microphones with both USB and XLR capabilities

Zoom PodTrak P4 as an interface and recorder at the same time.

Items Mentioned

Samson Q2U

ATR 2100X

Rode Podmic USB

Zoom Podtrak P4

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